List of senators in the 32nd Parliament of Canada

This is a list of members of the Senate of Canada in the 32nd 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 22nd or 23rd Canadian Ministry.[2]

List of senators

Senators at the beginning of the 32nd 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	Liberal	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
	Florence Bird	Liberal	Ontario	March 23, 1978	Trudeau	January 15, 1983	Retirement
	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
	Lionel Choquette	Progressive Conservative	Ontario	January 31, 1958	Diefenbaker	March 6, 1981	Resignation
	John Joseph Connolly	Liberal	Ontario	June 12, 1953	St. Laurent	October 31, 1981	Resignation
	Eric Cook	Liberal	Newfoundland and Labrador	February 14, 1964	Pearson	July 26, 1984	Resignation
	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
	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
	Paul Desruisseaux	Liberal	Quebec	July 8, 1966	Pearson	May 1, 1980	Retirement
	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
	Raymond Eudes	Liberal	Quebec	April 8, 1968	Pearson	October 25, 1980	Death
	Douglas Everett	Liberal	Manitoba	November 8, 1966	Pearson	January 20, 1994	Resignation
	Jacques Flynn	Progressive Conservative	Quebec	November 9, 1962	Diefenbaker	August 22, 1990	Resignation
	Edgar Fournier	Progressive Conservative	New Brunswick	September 24, 1962	Diefenbaker	February 11, 1983	Resignation
	J. Michel Fournier	Liberal	New Brunswick	December 9, 1971	Trudeau	September 29, 1980	Retirement
	Sarto Fournier	Liberal	Quebec	June 12, 1953	St. Laurent	July 23, 1980	Death
	Royce Frith	Liberal	Ontario	April 5, 1977	Trudeau	August 29, 1994	Resignation
	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
	Carl Goldenberg	Liberal	Quebec	November 4, 1971	Trudeau	October 20, 1982	Retirement
	Alasdair Graham	Liberal	Nova Scotia	April 27, 1972	Trudeau	May 21, 2004	Retirement
	Allister Grosart	Progressive Conservative	Ontario	September 24, 1962	Diefenbaker	December 13, 1981	Resignation
	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
	Salter Hayden	Liberal	Ontario	February 9, 1940	King	November 1, 1983	Resignation
	Harry Hays	Liberal	Alberta	February 24, 1966	Pearson	May 4, 1982	Death
	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
	Paul Lafond	Liberal	Quebec	October 7, 1970	Trudeau	May 27, 1988	Death
	John Keith McBroom Laird	Liberal	Ontario	April 6, 1967	Pearson	January 12, 1982	Retirement
	Maurice Lamontagne	Liberal	Quebec	April 6, 1967	Pearson	June 12, 1983	Death
	Daniel Lang	Liberal	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
	Fernand Leblanc	Liberal	Quebec	March 27, 1979	Trudeau	July 1, 1992	Retirement
	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
	Heath MacQuarrie	Progressive Conservative	Prince Edward Island	October 3, 1979	Clark	September 18, 1994	Retirement
	Ernest Manning	Social Credit	Alberta	October 7, 1970	Trudeau	September 20, 1983	Retirement
	Jean Marchand	Liberal	Quebec	December 9, 1976	Trudeau	December 15, 1983	Resignation
	Jack Marshall	Progressive Conservative	Newfoundland and Labrador	March 23, 1978	Trudeau	November 26, 1994	Retirement
	Alexander Hamilton McDonald	Liberal	Saskatchewan	August 13, 1965	Pearson	March 31, 1980	Death
	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
	George McIlraith	Liberal	Ontario	April 27, 1972	Trudeau	July 29, 1983	Retirement
	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	September 26, 2011	Retirement
	Joan Neiman	Liberal	Ontario	September 1, 1972	Trudeau	September 9, 1995	Retirement
	Margaret Norrie	Liberal	Nova Scotia	April 27, 1972	Trudeau	October 16, 1980	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
	Norman McLeod Paterson	Liberal	Ontario	February 9, 1940	King	June 18, 1981	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
	Josie Alice Quart	Progressive Conservative	Quebec	November 16, 1960	Diefenbaker	April 17, 1980	Death
	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
	Donald Smith	Liberal	Nova Scotia	July 28, 1955	St. Laurent	July 7, 1980	Resignation
	George Isaac Smith	Progressive Conservative	Nova Scotia	August 7, 1975	Trudeau	December 19, 1982	Death
	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
	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
	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
	Guy Williams	Liberal	British Columbia	December 9, 1971	Trudeau	October 7, 1982	Retirement
	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 32nd Parliament

[4]	Name	Party	Province (Division)	Date appointed	Appointed by	Left office	Reason
	Peter Stollery	Liberal	Ontario	July 2, 1981	Trudeau	November 29, 2010	Retirement
	Michael Pitfield	Independent	Ontario	December 22, 1982	Trudeau	June 1, 2010	Resignation
	William McDonough Kelly	Progressive Conservative	Ontario	December 23, 1982	Trudeau	July 21, 2000	Retirement
	Jean Le Moyne	Liberal	Quebec	December 23, 1982	Trudeau	February 17, 1988	Retirement
	Jacques Hébert	Liberal	Quebec	April 20, 1983	Trudeau	June 21, 1998	Retirement
	Ian David Sinclair	Liberal	Ontario	December 23, 1983	Trudeau	September 27, 1988	Retirement
	Leo Kolber	Liberal	Quebec	December 23, 1983	Trudeau	January 18, 2004	Retirement
	John Benjamin Stewart	Liberal	Nova Scotia	January 13, 1984	Trudeau	November 19, 1999	Retirement
	Jerry Grafstein	Liberal	Ontario	January 13, 1984	Trudeau	January 2, 2010	Retirement
	Michael J. L. Kirby	Liberal	Nova Scotia	January 13, 1984	Trudeau	October 31, 2006	Resignation
	Philippe Gigantès	Liberal	Quebec	January 13, 1984	Trudeau	August 16, 1998	Retirement
	Anne Cools	Liberal	Ontario	January 13, 1984	Trudeau	Incumbent
	Charlie Watt	Liberal	Quebec	January 16, 1984	Trudeau	Incumbent
	Lorna Marsden	Liberal	Ontario	January 24, 1984	Trudeau	August 31, 1992	Resignation
	Colin Kenny	Liberal	Ontario	June 29, 1984	Trudeau	Incumbent
	Joyce Fairbairn	Liberal	Alberta	June 29, 1984	Trudeau	January 18, 2013	Resignation
	Allan MacEachen	Liberal	Nova Scotia	June 29, 1984	Trudeau	July 6, 1996	Retirement
	Pierre de Bané	Liberal	Quebec	June 29, 1984	Trudeau	August 2, 2013	Retirement
	Roméo LeBlanc	Liberal	New Brunswick	June 29, 1984	Trudeau	November 21, 1994	Resignation
	Leonard Marchand	Liberal	British Columbia	June 29, 1984	Trudeau	March 1, 1998	Resignation
	Dan Hays	Liberal	Alberta	June 29, 1984	Trudeau	June 30, 2007	Resignation
	Eymard Corbin	Liberal	New Brunswick	July 9, 1984	Turner	August 2, 2009	Retirement
	Thomas Lefebvre	Liberal	Quebec	July 9, 1984	Turner	November 20, 1992	Death
	Charles Turner	Liberal	Ontario	July 9, 1984	Turner	March 24, 1991	Retirement

Left Senate during the 32nd Parliament

[4]	Date	Name	Party	Representing	Details
	March 31, 1980	Alexander Hamilton McDonald	Liberal	Saskatchewan	Death
	April 17, 1980	Josie Alice Quart	Progressive Conservative	Quebec	Death
	May 1, 1980	Paul Desruisseaux	Liberal	Quebec	Retirement
	July 7, 1980	Donald Smith	Liberal	Nova Scotia	Resignation
	July 23, 1980	Sarto Fournier	Liberal	Quebec	Death
	September 29, 1980	J. Michel Fournier	Liberal	New Brunswick	Retirement
	October 16, 1980	Margaret Norrie	Liberal	Nova Scotia	Retirement
	October 25, 1980	Raymond Eudes	Liberal	Quebec	Death
	March 6, 1981	Lionel Choquette	Progressive Conservative	Ontario	Resignation
	June 18, 1981	Norman McLeod Paterson	Liberal	Ontario	Resignation
	October 31, 1981	John Joseph Connolly	Liberal	Ontario	Resignation
	December 13, 1981	Allister Grosart	Progressive Conservative	Ontario	Resignation
	January 12, 1982	John Keith McBroom Laird	Liberal	Ontario	Retirement
	May 4, 1982	Harry Hays	Liberal	Alberta	Death
	October 7, 1982	Guy Williams	Liberal	British Columbia	Retirement
	October 20, 1982	Carl Goldenberg	Liberal	Quebec	Retirement
	December 19, 1982	George Isaac Smith	Progressive Conservative	Nova Scotia	Death
	January 15, 1983	Florence Bird	Liberal	Ontario	Retirement
	February 11, 1983	Edgar Fournier	Progressive Conservative	New Brunswick	Resignation
	June 12, 1983	Maurice Lamontagne	Liberal	Quebec	Death
	July 29, 1983	George McIlraith	Liberal	Ontario	Retirement
	September 20, 1983	Ernest Manning	Social Credit	Alberta	Retirement
	November 1, 1983	Salter Hayden	Liberal	Ontario	Resignation
	December 15, 1983	Jean Marchand	Liberal	Quebec	Resignation

Changes in party affiliation during the 32nd Parliament

[4]	Date	Name	Party (subsequent)	Party (previous)	Details
	May 20, 1982	Eric Cook	Independent	Liberal

See also

• List of current Canadian senators

References

1. Normandin, Pierre G. (1939). The Canadian parliamentary guide. The University of California.
2. "Senators members of the Ministry". Parliament of Canada. Retrieved 2011-06-04.
3. "Senators: 32nd Parliament of Canada". Parliament of Canada. Retrieved 2011-06-04.
4. "Party Standings - 32nd Parliament of Canada". Parliament of Canada. Retrieved 2011-06-04.