Ridings directory

Every riding from the 44th general election, alphabetically, with who won it and by how much. Look a riding up here; the full candidate breakdown is one click away.

Official results, polling day 20 September 2021 · Elections Canada via open.canada.ca. GE43 and GE44 only — CKAN's elections organisation publishes exactly three official voting-results datasets, and the earliest is hosted on a server whose robots.txt disallows automated collection, so those two elections are the ceiling this page can reach. There is no map here and no "current MP" claim: this dataset carries no riding-to-sitting-MP mapping, so none is shown or guessed at.

Ridings 338

Provinces 13

Candidates 2,010

Election 44th 43th

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British Columbia — 42 of 338 ridings, A to Z

Riding	Province	Won by	Party	Vote share
Abbotsford	British Columbia	Ed Fast	Conservative	47.9%
Burnaby North--Seymour	British Columbia	Terry Beech	Liberal	39.5%
Burnaby South	British Columbia	Jagmeet Singh	NDP-New Democratic Party	40.3%
Cariboo--Prince George	British Columbia	Todd Doherty	Conservative	50.8%
Central Okanagan--Similkameen--Nicola	British Columbia	Dan Albas	Conservative	47.6%
Chilliwack--Hope	British Columbia	Mark Strahl	Conservative	46.0%
Cloverdale--Langley City	British Columbia	John Aldag	Liberal	39.2%
Coquitlam--Port Coquitlam	British Columbia	Ron McKinnon	Liberal	38.5%
Courtenay--Alberni	British Columbia	Gord Johns	NDP-New Democratic Party	44.2%
Cowichan--Malahat--Langford	British Columbia	Alistair MacGregor	NDP-New Democratic Party	42.8%
Delta	British Columbia	Carla Qualtrough	Liberal	42.3%
Esquimalt--Saanich--Sooke	British Columbia	Randall Garrison	NDP-New Democratic Party	42.8%
Fleetwood--Port Kells	British Columbia	Ken Hardie	Liberal	45.2%
Kamloops--Thompson--Cariboo	British Columbia	Frank Caputo	Conservative	43.0%
Kelowna--Lake Country	British Columbia	Tracy Gray	Conservative	45.3%
Kootenay--Columbia	British Columbia	Rob Morrison	Conservative	43.2%
Langley--Aldergrove	British Columbia	Tako Van Popta	Conservative	45.7%
Mission--Matsqui--Fraser Canyon	British Columbia	Brad Vis	Conservative	43.8%
Nanaimo--Ladysmith	British Columbia	Lisa Marie Barron	NDP-New Democratic Party	28.8%
New Westminster--Burnaby	British Columbia	Peter Julian	NDP-New Democratic Party	48.8%
North Island--Powell River	British Columbia	Rachel Blaney	NDP-New Democratic Party	39.5%
North Okanagan--Shuswap	British Columbia	Mel Arnold	Conservative	46.4%
North Vancouver	British Columbia	Jonathan Wilkinson	Liberal	45.1%
Pitt Meadows--Maple Ridge	British Columbia	Marc Dalton	Conservative	36.7%
Port Moody--Coquitlam	British Columbia	Bonita Zarrillo	NDP-New Democratic Party	37.2%
Prince George--Peace River--Northern Rockies	British Columbia	Bob Zimmer	Conservative	60.7%
Richmond Centre	British Columbia	Wilson Miao	Liberal	39.3%
Saanich--Gulf Islands	British Columbia	Elizabeth May	Green Party	37.6%
Skeena--Bulkley Valley	British Columbia	Taylor Bachrach	NDP-New Democratic Party	42.6%
South Okanagan--West Kootenay	British Columbia	Richard Cannings	NDP-New Democratic Party	41.3%
South Surrey--White Rock	British Columbia	Kerry-Lynne Findlay	Conservative	42.5%
Steveston--Richmond East	British Columbia	Parm Bains	Liberal	42.5%
Surrey Centre	British Columbia	Randeep Sarai	Liberal	43.9%
Surrey--Newton	British Columbia	Sukh Dhaliwal	Liberal	53.9%
Vancouver Centre	British Columbia	Hedy Fry	Liberal	40.4%
Vancouver East	British Columbia	Jenny Kwan	NDP-New Democratic Party	56.4%
Vancouver Granville	British Columbia	Taleeb Noormohamed	Liberal	34.4%
Vancouver Kingsway	British Columbia	Don Davies	NDP-New Democratic Party	52.3%
Vancouver Quadra	British Columbia	Joyce Murray	Liberal	43.6%
Vancouver South	British Columbia	Harjit S. Sajjan	Liberal	49.4%
Victoria	British Columbia	Laurel Collins	NDP-New Democratic Party	43.9%
West Vancouver--Sunshine Coast--Sea to Sky Country	British Columbia	Patrick Weiler	Liberal	33.9%

One row per riding — the candidate the official results record as elected, the same rule /races uses (cross-checked against the highest vote count, never the incumbency marker). Sorted by name, not by margin: for the closest results ranked first, see Candidates and races.