Can You Name These MPs in the House of Commons?

At one point in his political career, Gabriel Ste-Marie, along with a few other members of the Bloc, left the party, which they later decided to rejoin. Upon rejoining, he won the seat in his riding of Joliette in 2019 Federal Election, one of the 32 seats they won in the election.

Leah Gazan ran for the NDP in the 2019 Federal Election winning the seat with about 3,000 more votes than the Liberal candidate, who came in second. She is known to be an advocate for Indigenous rights and often fights for them in the House of Commons.

Jagmeet Singh has a long history in politics, starting as a member of the Ontario Provincial Parliament and working his way up to become the leader of it. From there, he was elected into the Federal leadership position for the NDP, becoming a central player in federal politics.

Before becoming an MP and member of the Conservative Party, Pat Kelly was a mortgage broker. With that knowledge on hand, there's no doubt that he has become the Shadow Minister for National Revenue today!

The MP for Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies, Bob Zimmer represents the Conservative Party. He has been consistently elected to this riding since 2011 and serves as the Shadow Minister for Northern Affairs and Northern Economic Development.

As a member of the Liberal Party, Dominic Leblanc has been an MP and part of Cabinet for many years, following in the footsteps of his own father. Did you know that he has known and been friends with Justin Trudeau for most of his life?

Elizabeth May resigned from being the Green Party leader after the 2019 Federal Election, but continued her role as the elected MP of her B.C. riding. Passionate about the environment, she started a political party that reflected her beliefs known as the "Small Party."

Both Thomas Mulcair and Jack Layton appointed Alexandre Boulerice, as a Shadow Minister to the previous governments, with Jagmeet Singh appointing him as well. Alexandre Boulerice has been running in the federal elections since 2008, but he was first elected in the 2011 Federal Election.

Despite being at the center of the SNC Lavalin Scandal with Justin Trudeau, the people of the riding of Vancouver Granville voted her in as an Independent Member of Parliament. In the 2015 Federal Election, she was voted in as part of the Liberal Party instead.

Micheal McLeod first became the MP of the territory in the 2015 Federal Election and was re-elected in 2019. Before being elected, he was a mayor of a town in the Northwest Territories and later ran in provincial elections.

Bill Blaikie is the father of Daniel, who ran in the same riding successfully from 1979 until the 2009 election for the NDP. Daniel took over and successfully won the 2015 and 2019 Federal elections for Elmwood-Transcona, taking over the duties from his father.

Moncton-Riverview-Dieppe is served by Ginette Petitpas Taylor and has been since the 2015 Federal Election. In 2019, she also became a Deputy Government Whip serving in the House of Commons to ensure that her party is fairly represented when votes occur.

Starting off her career working for a university, it wasn't long before Judy Foote made the jump into politics. Joining the Liberal Party, she found herself in Cabinet positions under Justin Trudeau and the Liberal candidate in many ridings around Newfoundland and Labrador.

Sean Fraser won by many votes in the riding of Central Nova, where he represented the Liberal Party. Before joining the party, he had a successful legal career, which was only an asset to him in his political career.

Seamus O'Regan is most likely a familiar face for many, as he served as the host of "Canada AM" for more than eight years. He was chosen by Justin Trudeau on three separate occasions to become a Cabinet minister, with one of those positions being the Minister of Natural Resources.

The Liberal representative of the Yukon, Larry Bagnell was actually born in Ontario rather than the Yukon. Despite being a popular candidate in the riding, the 2019 election was a close one for him as he just managed to surpass the Conservative candidate.

Winnipeg South Center's MP, Jim Carr has had a long career in politics before this. Chosen by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on two occasions to fulfill duties in Cabinet, he also has plenty of Provincial experience as well.

In addition to her role as MP, Kirsty Duncan has held a few other roles. She has served as a Cabinet minister, but most recently took on the role of Deputy Leader of the Government in the House of Commons as appointed by Justin Trudeau.

Mary was first elected in 2017, in a by-election rather than in a Federal Election. However, 2019 changed this, as she not only found herself re-elected, but also appointed to the position of Minister of Small Business, Export Promotion and International Trade.

First elected in her riding in 2015, Pam Damoff had lots of experience from being in finance and from her time as a Councillor. She's an active participant in her community and stepped up to announce her candidacy after the death of the previous candidate.

Part of the N.D.P. is Scott Duvall, who has been elected as the MP of Hamilton Mountain twice. He's known to be passionate about pensions, even introducing a bill to the House of Commons in regards to insurance.

A member of Cabinet in addition to being an MP, Karina Gould has taken on many duties in the House of Commons. She was first elected in her riding in 2015, also being elected again in the 2019 Federal Election.

Most recently, Ahmed Hussen has been named the Minister of Families, Children and Social Development after first working as the Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship. This was a big deal, as he then became the first Somali-Canadian to fill a cabinet position.

Being an MP is a big job, but Lawrence MacAulay has worked hard since 1988 to get the job done. He's also been part of the Cabinet under both Jean Chretien and Justin Trudeau in positions such as the Minister of Agriculture.

Tim Uppal has always been a popular candidate in his riding, only being narrowly defeated in 2015 by Liberal candidate, Amarjeet Sohi, since 2008. Before taking up his duties as MP, Tim took on many different jobs such as being a radio host and working in finance.

Sean Casey has taken on some big roles throughout his time as MP. For example, he has been name the Parliamentary Secretary twice for two different Ministers. In fact, he was also the President of the P.E.I. Liberal Party before he was even elected as an MP.

Prior to running in the by-election, Stephanie ran for the position of Councillor but was not voted in. Things changed in 2017 when she won the by-election and was made the Shadow Minister to the Minister of Democratic Institutions.

Before becoming a representative himself, Pierre gained experience working under other Conservative MPs. He was first elected in 2004 in the Carleton riding, and this has continued in every election since. Did you know that he is also currently a Shadow Minister for Finance?

Before Marie-Claude Bibeau was elected, she worked at a development bank as well as working with other important organizations around the world. Upon being elected, she was most recently appointed as the Minister of Agriculture.

Gerard Deltell has had a long career in Quebec politics as well as federal politics. After his leadership in the A.D.Q., he joined the C.A.Q. with which he won the provincial elections in his riding on a few occasions, most recently in the 2019 Federal Election as a member of the Conservative Party.

Marc Garneau was part of the Navy as well as an astronaut with the Canadian Space Agency before he became an MP. Justin Trudeau recognized this experience and appointed him as the Minister of Transport.

Heather McPherson represents the N.D.P., finding success in her riding in the 2019 Federal Election. Winning by a few thousand votes, she brought in the fourth consecutive victory for the N.D.P. in this riding.

Justin Trudeau has been voted into his riding of Papineau since 2008 as an MP. He did not become the leader of the Liberal Party until 2013, despite his name being mentioned for the position after Michael Ignatieff resigned.

Kelly Block has been a popular candidate in the riding of Carlton Trail-Eagle Creek. In fact, she proved it by being given Maclean's Parliamentarian of the Year title, something that's given to popular MPs.

Starting off as a filmmaker, it wasn't long before Paul Manly was working on things that he was passionate about. First interested in being part of the N.D.P., he later became a member of the Green Party once he got into politics. Did you know that he was the second person in the Green Party to be elected as an MP?

Representing the Liberal Party, she has been appointed as a Cabinet Minister by Justin Trudeau as the Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard. She was first elected in the riding in the 2015 Federal Election.

As a member of the Conservative Party, Cathay Wagantall became the candidate for this riding in 2014. Introducing a bill in the House of Commons for pregnant women and unborn babies to protect them from harm, the bill was ultimately not passed.

Andrew Scheer has lots of experience in politics behind him, becoming a Conservative candidate at just age 25. He has since been re-elected as an MP in every election since but has not been elected as the Prime Minister of Canada.

Mumilaaq Qaqqaq has a passion for women and her community, getting involved with politics from a young age. She's known for doing plenty of volunteer work and represents the N.D.P., overtaking the Liberal candidate who was the MP prior to her.

Dan Albas has been a long-time MP of the riding of Central Okanagan-Similkameen-Nicola. Before running as an MP, he was into the local city council where he successfully ran as a Councillor until his election in 2011 federally.