List of senators in the 33rd Parliament of Canada

This is a list of members of the Canadian Senate in the 33rd Parliament of Canada.

The province of Quebec has 24 Senate divisions which are constitutionally mandated. In all other provinces, a Senate division is strictly an optional designation of the senator's own choosing, and has no real constitutional or legal standing. A senator who does not choose a special senate division is designated a senator for the province at large.[1]

Names in bold indicate senators in the 24th Canadian Ministry.[2]

List of senators

Senators at the beginning of the 33rd Parliament

[3] Name Party Province (Division) Date appointed Appointed by Left office Reason
     Willie Adams Liberal Northwest Territories April 5, 1977 Trudeau June 22, 2009 Retirement
     Margaret Jean Anderson Liberal New Brunswick March 23, 1978 Trudeau August 7, 1990 Retirement
     Hazen Argue Liberal Saskatchewan February 24, 1966 Pearson October 2, 1991 Death
     Martial Asselin Progressive Conservative Quebec September 1, 1972 Trudeau August 7, 1990 Resignation
     Jack Austin Liberal British Columbia August 19, 1975 Trudeau March 2, 2007 Retirement
     James Balfour Progressive Conservative Saskatchewan September 13, 1979 Clark December 12, 1999 Death
     Irvine Barrow Liberal Nova Scotia May 8, 1974 Trudeau February 15, 1988 Retirement
     Louis-Philippe Beaubien Progressive Conservative Quebec November 16, 1960 Diefenbaker March 28, 1985 Death
     Rhéal Bélisle Progressive Conservative Ontario February 4, 1963 Diefenbaker November 3, 1992 Death
     Nancy Bell Independent British Columbia October 7, 1970 Trudeau November 29, 1989 Death
     William Moore Benidickson Liberal Ontario July 7, 1965 Pearson January 4, 1985 Death
     Martha Bielish Progressive Conservative Alberta September 27, 1979 Clark September 26, 1990 Resignation
     Lorne Bonnell Liberal Prince Edward Island November 4, 1971 Trudeau January 4, 1998 Retirement
     Peter Bosa Liberal Ontario April 5, 1977 Trudeau December 10, 1998 Death
     Sidney Buckwold Liberal Saskatchewan November 4, 1971 Trudeau November 3, 1991 Retirement
     Donald Cameron Independent Liberal Alberta July 28, 1955 St. Laurent September 19, 1987 Resignation
     Guy Charbonneau Progressive Conservative Quebec September 27, 1979 Clark June 21, 1997 Retirement
     Anne Cools Liberal Ontario January 13, 1984 Trudeau Incumbent
     Eymard Corbin Liberal New Brunswick July 9, 1984 Turner August 2, 2009 Retirement
     Ernest G. Cottreau Liberal Nova Scotia May 8, 1974 Trudeau January 28, 1989 Retirement
     David Croll Liberal Ontario July 28, 1955 St. Laurent June 11, 1991 Death
     Keith Davey Liberal Ontario February 24, 1966 Pearson July 1, 1996 Resignation
     Pierre de Bané Liberal Quebec June 29, 1984 Trudeau Incumbent
     Azellus Denis Liberal Quebec February 3, 1964 Pearson September 4, 1991 Death
     Jean-Paul Deschatelets Liberal Quebec February 24, 1966 Pearson January 10, 1986 Resignation
     Richard Donahoe Progressive Conservative Nova Scotia September 13, 1979 Clark September 27, 1984 Retirement
     C. William Doody Progressive Conservative Newfoundland and Labrador October 3, 1979 Clark December 27, 2005 Death
     Douglas Everett Liberal Manitoba November 8, 1966 Pearson January 20, 1994 Resignation
     Joyce Fairbairn Liberal Alberta June 29, 1984 Trudeau Incumbent
     Jacques Flynn Progressive Conservative Quebec November 9, 1962 Diefenbaker August 22, 1990 Resignation
     Royce Frith Liberal Ontario April 5, 1977 Trudeau August 29, 1994 Resignation
     Philippe Gigantès Liberal Quebec January 13, 1984 Trudeau August 16, 1998 Retirement
     Louis Giguère Liberal Quebec September 10, 1968 Trudeau December 18, 1986 Retirement
     John Morrow Godfrey Liberal Ontario October 5, 1973 Trudeau June 28, 1987 Retirement
     Jerry Grafstein Liberal Ontario January 13, 1984 Trudeau January 2, 2010 Retirement
     Alasdair Graham Liberal Nova Scotia April 27, 1972 Trudeau May 21, 2004 Retirement
     Joseph-Philippe Guay Liberal Manitoba March 23, 1978 Trudeau October 4, 1990 Retirement
     Stanley Haidasz Liberal Ontario March 23, 1978 Trudeau March 4, 1998 Retirement
     Earl Hastings Liberal Alberta February 24, 1966 Pearson May 5, 1996 Death
     Dan Hays Liberal Alberta June 29, 1984 Trudeau June 30, 2007 Resignation
     Jacques Hébert Liberal Quebec April 20, 1983 Trudeau June 21, 1998 Retirement
     Henry Hicks Liberal Nova Scotia April 27, 1972 Trudeau March 5, 1990 Retirement
     Florence Elsie Inman Liberal Prince Edward Island July 28, 1955 St. Laurent May 31, 1986 Death
     William McDonough Kelly Progressive Conservative Ontario December 23, 1982 Trudeau July 21, 2000 Retirement
     Colin Kenny Liberal Ontario June 29, 1984 Trudeau Incumbent
     Michael J. L. Kirby Liberal Nova Scotia January 13, 1984 Trudeau October 31, 2006 Resignation
     Leo Kolber Liberal Quebec December 23, 1983 Trudeau January 18, 2004 Retirement
     Paul Lafond Liberal Quebec October 7, 1970 Trudeau May 27, 1988 Death
     Daniel Lang Independent Ontario February 14, 1964 Pearson June 13, 1994 Resignation
     Léopold Langlois Liberal Quebec July 8, 1966 Pearson October 2, 1988 Retirement
     Renaude Lapointe Liberal Quebec November 10, 1971 Trudeau January 3, 1987 Retirement
     Edward M. Lawson Independent British Columbia October 7, 1970 Trudeau September 24, 2004 Retirement
     Jean Le Moyne Liberal Quebec December 23, 1982 Trudeau February 17, 1988 Retirement
     Fernand Leblanc Liberal Quebec March 27, 1979 Trudeau July 1, 1992 Retirement
     Roméo LeBlanc Liberal New Brunswick June 29, 1984 Trudeau November 21, 1994 Resignation
     Thomas Lefebvre Liberal Quebec July 9, 1984 Turner November 20, 1992 Death
     Philip Lewis Liberal Newfoundland and Labrador March 23, 1978 Trudeau November 28, 1999 Retirement
     Paul Lucier Liberal Yukon October 23, 1975 Trudeau July 23, 1999 Death
     John Michael Macdonald Progressive Conservative Nova Scotia June 24, 1960 Diefenbaker June 20, 1997 Death
     Allan MacEachen Liberal Nova Scotia June 29, 1984 Trudeau July 6, 1996 Retirement
     Heath MacQuarrie Progressive Conservative Prince Edward Island October 3, 1979 Clark September 18, 1994 Retirement
     Leonard Marchand Liberal British Columbia June 29, 1984 Trudeau March 1, 1998 Resignation
     Lorna Marsden Liberal Ontario January 24, 1984 Trudeau August 31, 1992 Resignation
     Jack Marshall Progressive Conservative Newfoundland and Labrador March 23, 1978 Trudeau November 26, 1994 Retirement
     Charles McElman Liberal New Brunswick February 24, 1966 Pearson April 1, 1990 Resignation
     Frederic McGrand Liberal New Brunswick July 28, 1955 St. Laurent January 22, 1988 Resignation
     Gildas Molgat Liberal Manitoba October 7, 1970 Trudeau February 28, 2001 Death
     Hartland Molson Independent Quebec July 28, 1955 St. Laurent May 31, 1993 Resignation
     Robert Muir Progressive Conservative Nova Scotia March 26, 1979 Trudeau November 10, 1994 Retirement
     Lowell Murray Progressive Conservative Ontario September 13, 1979 Clark Incumbent
     Joan Neiman Liberal Ontario September 1, 1972 Trudeau September 9, 1995 Retirement
     Nathan Nurgitz Progressive Conservative Manitoba October 3, 1979 Clark February 9, 1993 Resignation
     Bud Olson Liberal Alberta April 5, 1977 Trudeau March 7, 1996 Resignation
     Ray Perrault Liberal British Columbia October 5, 1973 Trudeau February 6, 2001 Retirement
     William Petten Liberal Newfoundland and Labrador April 8, 1968 Pearson January 28, 1998 Retirement
     Orville Howard Phillips Progressive Conservative Prince Edward Island February 5, 1963 Diefenbaker March 24, 1999 Resignation
     Michael Pitfield Independent Ontario December 22, 1982 Trudeau June 1, 2010 Resignation
     Maurice Riel Liberal Quebec October 5, 1973 Trudeau April 3, 1997 Retirement
     Daniel Aloysius Riley Liberal New Brunswick December 21, 1973 Trudeau September 13, 1984 Death
     Pietro Rizzuto Liberal Quebec December 23, 1976 Trudeau August 3, 1997 Death
     Louis Robichaud Liberal New Brunswick December 21, 1973 Trudeau October 21, 2000 Retirement
     Dufferin Roblin Progressive Conservative Manitoba March 23, 1978 Trudeau June 17, 1992 Retirement
     Yvette Boucher Rousseau Liberal Quebec March 27, 1979 Trudeau March 17, 1988 Death
     Frederick William Rowe Liberal Newfoundland and Labrador December 9, 1971 Trudeau September 28, 1987 Retirement
     Cyril Sherwood Progressive Conservative New Brunswick October 3, 1979 Clark July 1, 1990 Retirement
     Ian David Sinclair Liberal Ontario December 23, 1983 Trudeau September 27, 1988 Retirement
     Herbert O. Sparrow Liberal Saskatchewan February 9, 1968 Pearson January 4, 2005 Retirement
     Richard Stanbury Liberal Ontario February 13, 1968 Pearson May 2, 1998 Retirement
     David Steuart Liberal Saskatchewan December 9, 1976 Trudeau January 26, 1991 Retirement
     John Benjamin Stewart Liberal Nova Scotia January 13, 1984 Trudeau November 19, 1999 Retirement
     Peter Stollery Liberal Ontario July 2, 1981 Trudeau November 29, 2010 Retirement
     Joseph Albert Sullivan Progressive Conservative Ontario October 12, 1957 Diefenbaker February 18, 1985 Resignation
     Norbert Thériault Liberal New Brunswick March 26, 1979 Trudeau February 16, 1996 Retirement
     Andy Thompson Liberal Ontario April 6, 1967 Pearson March 23, 1998 Resignation
     Arthur Tremblay Progressive Conservative Quebec September 27, 1979 Clark June 18, 1992 Retirement
     Charles Turner Liberal Ontario July 9, 1984 Turner March 24, 1991 Retirement
     George Van Roggen Liberal British Columbia November 4, 1971 Trudeau June 8, 1992 Death
     David James Walker Progressive Conservative Ontario February 4, 1963 Diefenbaker September 30, 1989 Resignation
     Charlie Watt Liberal Quebec January 16, 1984 Trudeau Incumbent
     Dalia Wood Liberal Quebec March 26, 1979 Trudeau January 31, 1999 Resignation
     Paul Yuzyk Progressive Conservative Manitoba February 4, 1963 Diefenbaker July 9, 1986 Death

Senators appointed during the 33rd Parliament

[4] Name Party Province (Division) Date appointed Appointed by Left office Reason
     Finlay MacDonald Progressive Conservative Nova Scotia December 21, 1984 Mulroney January 4, 1998 Retirement
     Staff Barootes Progressive Conservative Saskatchewan December 21, 1984 Mulroney May 25, 1993 Resignation
     Brenda Robertson Progressive Conservative New Brunswick December 21, 1984 Mulroney May 23, 2004 Retirement
     Richard Doyle Progressive Conservative Ontario March 19, 1985 Mulroney March 10, 1998 Retirement
     Paul David Progressive Conservative Quebec April 16, 1985 Mulroney December 25, 1994 Retirement
     Jean-Maurice Simard Progressive Conservative New Brunswick June 26, 1985 Mulroney June 16, 2001 Death
     Michel Cogger Progressive Conservative Quebec May 2, 1986 Mulroney September 1, 2000 Resignation
     Norman Atkins Progressive Conservative Ontario June 30, 1986 Mulroney June 27, 2009 Retirement
     Eileen Rossiter Progressive Conservative Prince Edward Island November 17, 1986 Mulroney July 14, 2004 Retirement
     Mira Spivak Progressive Conservative Manitoba November 17, 1986 Mulroney July 12, 2009 Retirement
     Ethel Cochrane Progressive Conservative Newfoundland and Labrador November 17, 1986 Mulroney Incumbent
     Jean Bazin Progressive Conservative Quebec December 29, 1986 Mulroney December 8, 1989 Resignation
     Gerry Ottenheimer Progressive Conservative Newfoundland and Labrador December 30, 1987 Mulroney January 18, 1998 Death
     Gérald Beaudoin Progressive Conservative Quebec September 26, 1988 Mulroney April 15, 2004 Retirement
     Jean-Marie Poitras Progressive Conservative Quebec September 26, 1988 Mulroney May 25, 1993 Resignation
     Roch Bolduc Progressive Conservative Quebec September 26, 1988 Mulroney September 10, 2003 Retirement
     Solange Chaput-Rolland Progressive Conservative Quebec September 26, 1988 Mulroney May 14, 1994 Retirement

Left Senate during the 33rd Parliament

[4] Date Name Party Representing Details
     September 13, 1984 Daniel Aloysius Riley Liberal New Brunswick Death
     September 27, 1984 Richard Donahoe Progressive Conservative Nova Scotia Retirement
     January 4, 1985 William Moore Benidickson Liberal Ontario Death
     February 18, 1985 Joseph Albert Sullivan Progressive Conservative Ontario Resignation
     March 28, 1985 Louis-Philippe Beaubien Progressive Conservative Quebec Death
     January 10, 1986 Jean-Paul Deschatelets Liberal Quebec Resignation
     May 31, 1986 Florence Elsie Inman Liberal Prince Edward Island Death
     July 9, 1986 Paul Yuzyk Progressive Conservative Manitoba Death
     December 18, 1986 Louis Giguère Liberal Quebec Retirement
     January 3, 1987 Renaude Lapointe Liberal Quebec Retirement
     June 28, 1987 John Morrow Godfrey Liberal Ontario Retirement
     September 19, 1987 Donald Cameron Independent Liberal Alberta Resignation
     September 28, 1987 Frederick William Rowe Liberal Newfoundland and Labrador Retirement
     January 22, 1988 Frederic McGrand Liberal New Brunswick Resignation
     February 15, 1988 Irvine Barrow Liberal Nova Scotia Retirement
     February 17, 1988 Jean Le Moyne Liberal Quebec Retirement
     March 17, 1988 Yvette Boucher Rousseau Liberal Quebec Death
     May 27, 1988 Paul Lafond Liberal Quebec Death
     September 27, 1988 Ian David Sinclair Liberal Ontario Retirement
     October 2, 1988 Léopold Langlois Liberal Quebec Retirement

Changes in party affiliation during the 33rd Parliament

[4] Date Name Party (subsequent) Party (previous) Details
     March 15, 1988 Jean-Maurice Simard Independent Progressive Conservative Progressive Conservative
     July 1, 1988 Jean-Maurice Simard Progressive Conservative Independent Progressive Conservative

See also

References

  1. ↑ Normandin, Pierre G. (1939). The Canadian parliamentary guide. The University of California.
  2. ↑ "Senators members of the Ministry". Parliament of Canada. Retrieved 2011-05-29.
  3. ↑ "Senators: 33rd Parliament of Canada". Parliament of Canada. Retrieved 2011-05-29.
  4. 1 2 3 "Party Standings - 33rd Parliament of Canada". Parliament of Canada. Retrieved 2011-05-29.
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