New Democratic Party candidates in the 2006 Canadian federal election

The New Democratic Party fielded a full slate of 308 candidates in the 2006 Canadian federal election. It won 29 seats in the election to remain the fourth-largest party in the House of Commons. Many of the New Democratic Party's candidates have their own biography pages; information about others may be found here.

Alberta

Calgary

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Calgary Centre Brian Pincott NDP candidate for Calgary Southeast in the 2004 federal election Calgary 7,227 13.25 3rd
Calgary Centre-North John Chan NDP candidate for Calgary North Centre in the 2004 federal election Calgary Environmental inspector[1] 9,341 16.78 2nd
Calgary East Patrick Arnell Calgary Businessman[2] 4,338 10.87 3rd
Calgary Northeast Tyler Ragan Calgary Christian minister[3] 3,284 7.84 3rd
Calgary—Nose Hill Bruce Kaufman Calgary Teacher[4] 4,385 7.94 3rd
Calgary Southeast Eric Leavitt ANDP candidate for Calgary-Fish Creek in the 2004 Alberta provincial election Calgary Teacher[5] 4,584 7.66 3rd
Calgary Southwest Holly Heffernan ANDP candidate for Calgary-Glenmore in the 2004 Alberta provincial election Haysboro, Calgary Nurse[6] 4,628 8.06 3rd
Calgary West Teale Phelps Bondaroff Calgary Student (University of Calgary)[7] 5,370 8.29 4th

Edmonton

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Edmonton Centre Donna Martyn ANDP candidate for Edmonton-Riverview in the 2004 Alberta provincial election Edmonton Teacher[8] 6,187 10.75 3rd
Edmonton East Arlene Chapman Edmonton Social worker[9] 9,243 18.47 3rd
Edmonton—Leduc Marty Rybiak Edmonton Engineer[10] 7,685 13.78 3rd
Edmonton—Mill Woods—Beaumont Neal Gray Edmonton IT professional[11] 6,749 14.55 3rd
Edmonton—St. Albert Mike Melymick Edmonton Train conductor[12] 8,218 14.02 3rd
Edmonton—Sherwood Park Laurie Lang ANDP candidate for Edmonton-Manning in the 2004 Alberta provincial election Edmonton Nurse[9] 7,773 14.31 3rd
Edmonton—Spruce Grove Jason Rockwell Edmonton Union official (Health Sciences Association of Alberta)[9] 6,091 10.48 3rd
Edmonton Strathcona Linda Duncan Edmonton Lawyer 17,153 32.51 2nd

Rural Alberta

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Crowfoot Ellen Parker NDP candidate for Crowfoot in the 2004 federal election Camrose Teacher[13] 3,875 7.40 2nd
Fort McMurray—Athabasca Roland Lefort Fort McMurray Union official[14] 4,602 14.59 3rd
Lethbridge Melanee Thomas NDP candidate for Lethbridge in the 2004 federal election Lethbridge Student (University of Lethbridge)[15] 7,135 13.70 2nd
Macleod Joyce Thomas ANDP candidate for Livingstone-Macleod in the 2004 Alberta provincial election
NDP candidate for Macleod in the 2004 federal election 		Granum Nurse[16] 3,251 6.54 3rd
Medicine Hat Wally Regehr Medicine Hat Teacher 3,598 8.04 3rd
Peace River Susan Thompson NDP candidate for Peace River in the 2004 federal election Peace River Journalist[17] 5,427 11.13 3rd
Red Deer Kelly Bickford Red Deer Healthcare worker[18] 5,034 9.94 2nd
Vegreville—Wainwright Len Legault NDP candidate for Vegreville—Wainwright in the 2004 federal election
ANDP candidate for Battle River-Wainwright in the 2004 Alberta provincial election 		Chauvin Metalworker[19] 4,727 9.24 2nd
Westlock—St. Paul Peter Opryshko ANDP candidate for Athabasca-Redwater in the 2004 Alberta provincial election and for Athabasca in the 1979 and 1975 Alberta provincial elections
NDP candidate for Athabasca in the 1974 and 1972 federal elections 		Boyle Farmer 4,368 10.03 3rd
Wetaskiwin Jim Graves ANDP candidate for Lacombe-Ponoka in the 2004 Alberta provincial election Lacombe Engineer[20] 4,441 9.33 2nd
Wild Rose Shannon Nelles Airdrie 3,968 7.25 4th
Yellowhead Noel Lapierre NDP candidate for Yellowhead in the 2004 and 2000 federal elections
ANDP candidate for West Yellowhead in the 2001 Alberta provincial election
Member of Hinton Town Council (1978–1983) 		Hinton Millwright[9] 4,712 10.95 2nd

British Columbia

British Columbia Interior

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
British Columbia Southern Interior Alex Atamanenko NDP candidate for British Columbia Southern Interior in the 2004 federal election Castlegar Teacher 22,742 48.96 1st
Cariboo—Prince George Alfred Julian Trudeau Quesnel Labourer[9] 10,129 23.20 3rd
Kamloops—Thompson—Cariboo Michael Crawford Kamloops Professor at Thompson Rivers University[21] 16,417 30.78 2nd
Kelowna—Lake Country Kevin M. Hagglund President of Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union Local 823-M Kelowna Television producer[22] 9,538 16.64 3rd
Kootenay—Columbia Brent Bush NDP candidate for Kootenay—Columbia in the 2004 federal election Kimberley Postal worker[23] 10,560 25.88 2nd
Okanagan—Coquihalla John Harrop Naramata Professor at Okanagan University College[24] 9,660 19.20 3rd
Okanagan—Shuswap Alice Brown NDP candidate for North Okanagan—Shuswap in the 2004 federal election Vernon Electrician[25] 14,551 26.70 2nd
Prince George—Peace River Malcolm James Crockett Victoria Social worker[26] 6,377 17.04 2nd
Skeena—Bulkley Valley Nathan Cullen Member of Parliament for Skeena—Bulkley Valley (2004–2019) Smithers Small business owner[9] 18,496 48.33 1st

Fraser Valley/Lower Mainland

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Abbotsford Jeffrey Hansen-Carlson Candidate for Abbotsford City Council in the 2005 Abbotsford municipal election Abbotsford Student[27] 8,004 16.98 2nd
Burnaby—Douglas Bill Siksay Member of Parliament for Burnaby—Douglas (2004–2011) Burnaby Executive assistant 17,323 35.57 1st
Burnaby—New Westminster Peter Julian Member of Parliament for Burnaby—New Westminster (2004–2025) New Westminster 17,391 38.79 1st
Chilliwack—Fraser Canyon Malcolm James Lindell Beach Teacher[28] 10,015 20.89 2nd
Delta—Richmond East William Jonsson New Westminster Student (Douglas College)[29] 7,176 14.73 3rd
Fleetwood—Port Kells Barry Bell NDP candidate for Fleetwood—Port Kells in the 2004 federal election Surrey Painter[9] 10,961 25.17 3rd
Langley Angel Claypool Langley 9,993 18.38 3rd
New Westminster—Coquitlam Dawn Black Member of Parliament for New Westminster—Burnaby (1988–1993) New Westminster Executive assistant 19,427 38.32 1st
Newton—North Delta Nancy Clegg NDP candidate for Newton—North Delta in the 2004 federal election Surrey Professor at Kwantlen University College[30] 14,006 31.96 2nd
North Vancouver Sherry Shaghaghi North Vancouver Social worker[31] 7,903 13.20 3rd
Pitt Meadows—Maple Ridge—Mission Mike Bocking NDP candidate for Dewdney—Alouette in the 2004 federal election Mission Journalist[32] 18,225 34.97 2nd
Port Moody—Westwood—Port Coquitlam Mary Woo Sims Former Chief Commissioner of the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal Coquitlam Consultant[9] 11,196 23.07 3rd
Richmond Neil Smith Richmond Technician[9] 6,106 13.98 3rd
South Surrey—White Rock—Cloverdale Libby Thornton Surrey Teacher[33] 9,525 16.85 3rd
Surrey North Penny Priddy Member of Surrey City Council (2002–2005)
Member of the British Columbia Legislative Assembly for Surrey-Newton (1991–2001) 		Surrey Nurse 16,307 45.69 1st
Vancouver Centre Svend Robinson Member of Parliament for Burnaby—Douglas (1997–2004), Burnaby—Kingsway (1988–1997), and Burnaby (1979–1988) Vancouver Lawyer 16,374 28.67 2nd
Vancouver East Libby Davies Member of Parliament for Vancouver East (1997–2015)
Member of Vancouver City Council (1982–1993) 		Vancouver Human resources professional 23,927 56.57 1st
Vancouver Kingsway Ian Waddell Member of the British Columbia Legislative Assembly for Vancouver-Fraserview (1996–2001)
Member of Parliament for Port Moody—Coquitlam—Port Coquitlam (1988–1993) and Vancouver Kingsway (1979–1988) 		Vancouver Lawyer[9] 15,470 33.51 2nd
Vancouver Quadra David Askew NDP candidate for Vancouver Quadra in the 2004 federal election Vancouver Chemical engineer[9] 9,379 16.08 3rd
Vancouver South Bev Meslo Candidate in the 2003 New Democratic Party leadership election Vancouver 9,205 21.07 3rd
West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast—Sea to Sky Country Judith Wilson Gibsons Lawyer[34] 12,766 20.06 3rd

Vancouver Island

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Esquimalt—Juan de Fuca Randall Garrison NDP candidate for Esquimalt—Juan de Fuca in the 2004 federal election Esquimalt Professor at Camosun College 18,595 31.29 2nd
Nanaimo—Alberni Manjeet Uppal Parksville Small business owner[35] 20,335 32.23 2nd
Nanaimo—Cowichan Jean Crowder Member of Parliament for Nanaimo—Cowichan (2004–2015) Duncan Human resources professional 28,558 46.77 1st
Saanich—Gulf Islands Jennifer Burgis NDP candidate for Saanich—Gulf Islands in the 2004 federal election Victoria Consultant 17,445 26.54 2nd
Vancouver Island North Catherine J. Bell NDP candidate for Vancouver Island North in the 2004 federal election Cumberland Cook[9] 23,552 41.73 1st
Victoria Denise Savoie Member of Victoria City Council (1999–2005) Victoria Teacher 23,839 38.46 1st

Manitoba

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Brandon—Souris Bob Senff Oak Lake Teacher[9] 7,528 20.24 2nd
Charleswood—St. James—Assiniboia Dennis Kshyk MB NDP candidate for Kirkfield Park in the 2003 and 1999 Manitoba provincial elections
NDP candidate for Charleswood St. James—Assiniboia in the 2000 federal election 		Winnipeg Workers' compensation professional 5,669 12.81 3rd
Churchill Niki Ashton Thompson Lecturer at University College of the North 7,093 28.41 2nd
Dauphin—Swan River—Marquette Walter Kolisnyk NDP candidate for Dauphin—Swan River in the 2004 federal election Minitonas Farmer[36] 6,221 18.30 2nd
Elmwood—Transcona Bill Blaikie Member of Parliament for Elmwood—Transcona (2004–2008), Winnipeg—Transcona (1988–2004); and Winnipeg—Birds Hill (1979–1988) Winnipeg United Church minister 16,967 50.85 1st
Kildonan—St. Paul Evelyn Myskiw West St. Paul Administrator[37] 8,193 20.17 3rd
Portage—Lisgar Daren van den Bussche NDP candidate for Portage—Lisgar in the 2004 federal election Portage la Prairie Firefigher[38] 4,072 11.05 3rd
Provencher Patrick O'Connor Pinawa Computer programmer[39] 5,259 13.71 3rd
Saint Boniface Mathieu Allard NDP candidate for Saint Boniface in the 2004 federal election Winnipeg Executive assistant[9] 9,311 21.88 3rd
Selkirk—Interlake Ed Schreyer Governor General of Canada (1979–1984)
Premier of Manitoba (1969–1977)
Leader of the New Democratic Party of Manitoba (1969–1979)
Member of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba for Rossmere (1969–1979) and for Brokenhead (1958–1965)
Member of Parliament for Selkirk (1968–1979) and for Springfield (1965–1968) 		Winnipeg Chancellor of Brandon University 16,358 36.99 2nd
Winnipeg Centre Pat Martin Member of Parliament for Winnipeg Centre (1997–2015) Winnipeg Carpenter 13,805 48.43 1st
Winnipeg North Judy Wasylycia-Leis Member of Parliament for Winnipeg North (2004–2010) and for Winnipeg North Centre (1997–2004)
Member of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba for St. Johns (1986–1993) 		Winnipeg Policy advisor 15,582 57.18 1st
Winnipeg South Robert Page Winnipeg Teacher[40] 5,743 13.73 3rd
Winnipeg South Centre Mark Wasyliw Winnipeg Lawyer 9,055 21.81 3rd

New Brunswick

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Acadie—Bathurst Yvon Godin Member of Parliament for Acadie—Bathurst (1997–2015) Bathurst Union leader (United Steelworkers) 25,195 49.90 1st
Beauséjour Neil Gardner NB NDP candidate for Kent South in the 2003 New Brunswick provincial election Sainte-Marie-de-Kent Professor at Université de Moncton[41] 7,717 16.67 3rd
Fredericton John Carty NDP candidate for Fredericton in the 2004 federal election Fredericton Animal shelter manager[42] 9,988 21.25 3rd
Fundy Royal Rob Moir Clifton Royal Professor 7,696 21.09 3rd
Madawaska—Restigouche Rodolphe Martin Sainte-Anne-de-Madawaska Bus driver[43] 8,322 23.04 3rd
Miramichi Jeannette Manuel-Allain President of USGE-PSAC Local 60019 South Esk Parole officer[44] 5,587 16.92 3rd
Moncton—Riverview—Dieppe David Hackett Moncton Consultant / Educator[45] 9,095 18.93 3rd
New Brunswick Southwest Andrew Graham NB NDP candidate for Western Charlotte in the 2003 and 1999 New Brunswick provincial elections Saint John Carpenter 5,178 15.63 3rd
Saint John Terry Albright Saint John Nurse[46] 6,267 15.64 3rd
Tobique—Mactaquac Alice Finnamore Scotch Settlement Psychologist[9] 4,172 11.49 3rd

Newfoundland and Labrador

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Avalon Eugene Conway Former Mayor of Conception Harbour
NL NDP candidate for Harbour Main in the 2003 Newfoundland and Labrador provincial election
Progressive Conservative Party of Newfoundland and Labrador candidate for Harbour Main in the 1999 provincial election 		Conception Harbour Businessman[47] 3,365 9.07 3rd
Bonavista—Gander—Grand Falls—Windsor Sandra Cooze Brookfield Teacher[48] 2,668 6.99 3rd
Humber—St. Barbe—Baie Verte Holly Pike NDP candidate for Humber—St. Barbe—Baie Verte in the 2004 federal election Corner Brook Professor at the Memorial University of Newfoundland[49] 4,847 14.90 3rd
Labrador Jacob Edward Larkin Nain Vice-principal[50] 1,037 9.08 3rd
Random—Burin—St. George's Amanda Will NDP candidate for Labrador in the 2000 federal election
NL NDP candidate for Virginia Waters in the 1999 Newfoundland and Labrador provincial election 		Portugal Cove–St. Philip's Communications professional[51] 3,702 12.34 3rd
St. John's East Mike Kehoe NDP candidate for Avalon in the 2004 federal election
NL NDP candidate for Topsail in the 2003 Newfoundland and Labrador provincial election 		Paradise 7,190 17.52 3rd
St. John's South—Mount Pearl Peg Norman NDP candidate for St. John's South—Mount Pearl in the 2004 federal election St. John's Healthcare manager[52] 8,073 21.67 3rd

Nova Scotia

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Cape Breton—Canso Hector Morrison Glace Bay Miner[53] 8,111 20.14 3rd
Central Nova Alexis MacDonald NDP candidate for Central Nova in the 2004 federal election 13,861 32.89 2nd
Cumberland—Colchester—Musquodoboit Valley Margaret Sagar NDP candidate for North Nova in the 2004 federal election Truro United Church minister[54] 8,944 20.74 3rd
Dartmouth—Cole Harbour Peter Mancini Member of Parliament for Sydney—Victoria (1997–2000) Dartmouth Lawyer 14,612 32.50 2nd
Halifax Alexa McDonough Member of Parliament for Halifax (1997–2008)
Leader of the New Democratic Party (1995–2003)
Leader of the Nova Scotia New Democratic Party (1980–1994)
Member of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly for Halifax Fairview (1993–1995)
Member of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly for Halifax Chebucto (1981–1993) 		Halifax Social worker 23,420 46.88 1st
Halifax West Alan Hill President of Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 3912 Halifax Lecturer at Dalhousie University[55] 10,798 24.43 2nd
Kings—Hants Mary DeWolfe NS NDP candidate for Kings South in the 1999 and 1998 Nova Scotia provincial elections Wolfville Small business owner[56] 8,138 19.02 3rd
Sackville—Eastern Shore Peter Stoffer Member of Parliament for Sackville—Eastern Shore (2004–2015) Windsor Junction Airline employee 22,848 52.95 1st
South Shore—St. Margaret's Gordon Earle Member of Parliament for Halifax West (1997–2000) Upper Tantallon Civil servant 11,689 28.51 2nd
Sydney—Victoria John Hugh Edwards NDP candidate for Sydney—Victoria in the 2004 federal election Ross Ferry Instructor at St. Francis Xavier University[57] 11,587 28.50 2nd
West Nova Arthur Bull NDP candidate for West Nova in the 2004 federal election Digby Educator[58] 8,512 18.84 3rd

Ontario

Central Ontario

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Barrie Peter Bursztyn NDP candidate for Barrie in the 2004 federal election Barrie Chemist / Professor at Georgian College and Laurentian University[59] 6,978 12.18 3rd
Dufferin—Caledon Chris Marquis Kilbride Student (University of Guelph)[60] 5,983 12.13 3rd
Durham Bruce Rogers NDP candidate for Clarington—Scugog—Uxbridge in the 2004 federal election; for Oshawa in the 2000 federal election; and for Parkdale in the 1968 federal election Seagrave Broadcast journalist 9,946 17.26 3rd
Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes—Brock Anne MacDermid Sunderland Theatre manager[61] 10,340 17.22 3rd
Newmarket—Aurora Ed Chudak NDP candidate for Newmarket—Aurora in the 2004 federal election Newmarket Union official (Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association)[62] 5,639 9.59 3rd
Northumberland—Quinte West Russ Christianson NDP candidate for Northumberland—Quinte West in the 2004 federal election Campbellford Businessman[63] 5,639 9.59 3rd
Peterborough Linda Slavin NDP candidate for Peterborough in the 2004 and 1984 federal elections
ONDP candidate for Peterborough in the 1987 and 1985 Ontario provincial elections 		Peterborough Teacher[64] 16,286 25.68 3rd
Simcoe—Grey Katy Austin Elmvale Teacher[9] 6,784 11.20 3rd
Simcoe North Jen Hill NDP candidate for Simcoe North in the 2004 federal election Orillia Small business owner[65] 8,132 14.13 3rd
York—Simcoe Sylvia Gerl NDP candidate for York—Simcoe in the 2004 federal election
ONDP candidate for York North in the 2003 Ontario provincial election 		Keswick Women's shelter worker[66] 7,139 13.32 3rd

Eastern Ontario/Ottawa

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Carleton—Mississippi Mills Tasha Bridgen Kanata Journalist[67] 8,677 12.50 3rd
Glengarry—Prescott—Russell Jo-Ann Fennessey Bourget Consultant[68] 7,049 12.74 3rd
Kingston and the Islands Rob Hutchison NDP candidate for Kingston and the Islands in the 2004 federal election
Candidate for Kingston City Council in the 1997 Kingston municipal election 		Kingston Public housing executive[69] 11,946 19.19 3rd
Lanark—Frontenac—Lennox and Addington Helen Forsey Daughter of Eugene Forsey Ompah Agronomist 9,604 16.15 3rd
Leeds—Grenville Steve Armstrong NDP candidate for Leeds—Grenville in the 2004 federal election
ONDP candidate for Leeds—Grenville in the 2003 Ontario provincial election
President of Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union Local 28-O 		Brockville Chemical worker[70] 7,945 15.26 3rd
Nepean—Carleton Laurel Gibbons Greely, Ottawa Businesswoman[71] 8,274 11.51 3rd
Ottawa Centre Paul Dewar Son of Marion Dewar Ottawa Teacher[72] 24,609 36.94 1st
Ottawa—Orléans Mark Andrew Leahy Ottawa Small business owner[73] 9,354 15.09 3rd
Ottawa South Henri Sader Heron Park, Ottawa Economist / Professor 8,138 13.23 3rd
Ottawa West—Nepean Marlene Rivier President of Ontario Public Service Employees Union Local 479
NDP candidate for Ottawa West—Nepean in the 2004 federal election
ONDP candidate for Ottawa West—Nepean in the 2003 Ontario provincial election 		Ottawa Psychologist / Union leader 9,626 16.19 3rd
Prince Edward—Hastings Michael McMahon Belleville Teacher[74] 8,474 14.84 3rd
Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke Sue McSheffrey NDP candidate for Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke in the 2004 federal election Renfrew Physiotherapist[75] 6,509 12.55 3rd
Stormont—Dundas—South Glengarry Elaine MacDonald NDP candidate for Stormont—Dundas—South Glengarry in the 2004 federal election Cornwall Teacher[76] 6,892 13.46 3rd

Greater Toronto Area

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Ajax—Pickering Kevin Modeste NDP candidate for Ajax—Pickering in the 2004 federal election Pickering Businessman[77] 6,655 12.82 3rd
Beaches—East York Marilyn Churley Member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario for Toronto—Danforth (1999–2005) and Riverdale (1990–1999)
Member of Toronto City Council for Ward 8 (Riverdale) (1988–1990) 		Toronto Non-profit director[78] 17,900 34.96 2nd
Bramalea—Gore—Malton Cesar Martello NDP candidate for Etobicoke North in the 2004 federal election
ONDP candidate for Bramalea—Gore—Malton—Springdale in the 2003 Ontario provincial election 		Brampton Student (York University)[79] 6,343 12.88 3rd
Brampton—Springdale Anna Mather Brampton Public relations professional[80] 8,345 17.72 3rd
Brampton West Jagtar Singh Shergill Brampton Small business owner 6,310 11.07 3rd
Burlington David Laird NDP candidate for Burlington in the 2004 federal election
ONDP candidate for Burlington in the 2003 Ontario provincial election 		Burlington Child protection worker[81] 8,090 12.44 3rd
Davenport Gord Perks Toronto Professor at the University of Toronto[82] 12,681 32.61 2nd
Don Valley East Richard Alan Hennick Green Party of British Columbia candidate for Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows in the 1996 British Columbia provincial election
Green Party candidate for Mission—Port Moody in the 1984 federal election 		North York Technician[83] 5,597 12.89 3rd
Don Valley West David Thomas NDP candidate for Don Valley West in the 2004 federal election North York Financial professional[84] 4,902 9.11 3rd
Eglinton—Lawrence Maurganne Mooney Toronto Legal aid worker[85] 5,660 11.49 3rd
Etobicoke Centre Cynthia Cameron Toronto Journalist[86] 5,426 9.64 3rd
Etobicoke—Lakeshore Liam McHugh-Russell Toronto Student[9] 8,685 15.57 3rd
Etobicoke North Ali Naqvi ONDP candidate for Don Valley West in the 2003 Ontario provincial election Toronto Consultant[9] 3,820 10.61 3rd
Halton Anwar Naqvi NDP candidate for Halton in the 2004 federal election
ONDP candidate for Oakville in the 2003 Ontario provincial election 		Oakville Lawyer[87] 6,114 8.83 3rd
Markham—Unionville Janice Hagan NDP candidate for Markham—Unionville in the 2004 federal election and for Markham in the 2000 federal election
ONDP candidate for Markham in the 2003 and 1999 Ontario provincial elections 		Markham Teacher[88] 4,257 8.04 3rd
Mississauga—Brampton South Nirvan Balkissoon Mississauga Businessman[9] 5,521 10.88 3rd
Mississauga East—Cooksville Jim Gill NDP candidate for Mississauga East—Cooksville in the 2004 federal election Brampton Clerk[9] 5,180 11.37 3rd
Mississauga—Erindale Rupinder Brar Mississauga Professor at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology[89] 6,644 11.09 3rd
Mississauga South Mark de Pelham Marijuana Party candidate for Calgary Southwest in the 2004 federal election Mississauga 5,607 10.76 3rd
Mississauga—Streetsville James Caron Mississauga Civil servant[90] 6,929 13.31 3rd
Oak Ridges—Markham Pamela Courtot NDP candidate for Oak Ridges—Markham in the 2004 federal election
ONDP candidate for Oak Ridges in the 2003 Ontario provincial election 		Stouffville Small business owner[91] 7,367 9.88 3rd
Oakville Tina Agrell Oakville Teacher[92] 5,815 9.74 3rd
Oshawa Sid Ryan President of CUPE Ontario (1992–2009)
ONDP candidate for Oshawa in the 2003 Ontario provincial election 		Whitby Union leader (Canadian Union of Public Employees) 17,905 33.47 2nd
Parkdale—High Park Peggy Nash NDP candidate for Parkdale—High Park in the 2004 federal election Toronto Union official (Canadian Auto Workers) 20,790 40.41 1st
Pickering—Scarborough East Gary Dale NDP candidate for Pickering—Scarborough East in the 2004 federal election
ONDP candidate for Scarborough East in the 2003 Ontario provincial election 		Toronto Consultant[93] 6,090 11.57 3rd
Richmond Hill Wess Dowsett Richmond Hill Union official (United Steelworkers)[94] 5,176 9.96 3rd
Scarborough—Agincourt David Robertson Toronto Teacher[95] 4,969 11.08 3rd
Scarborough Centre Dorothy Laxton Scarborough, Toronto Retail worker[96] 5,884 13.96 3rd
Scarborough—Guildwood Peter Campbell Scarborough, Toronto IT professional[97] 5,847 14.23 3rd
Scarborough—Rouge River Andrew Brett Toronto Non-profit worker[98] 4,972 10.77 3rd
Scarborough Southwest Dan Harris NDP candidate for Scarborough Southwest in the 2004 and 2000 federal elections Toronto IT professional 9,626 23.10 3rd
St. Paul's Paul Summerville Great-nephew of Donald Dean Summerville Toronto Economist 11,189 19.20 3rd
Thornhill Simon Strelchik Thornhill Charity director 4,405 7.81 3rd
Toronto Centre Michael Shapcott NDP candidate for Toronto Centre in the 2004 federal election Toronto Analyst[9] 14,036 23.74 2nd
Toronto—Danforth Jack Layton Leader of the New Democratic Party (2004–2011)
Member of Toronto City Council (1994–2003 & 1982–1991) 		Toronto Professor 24,412 48.42 1st
Trinity—Spadina Olivia Chow Member of Toronto City Council for Trinity—Spadina (2000–2006) and Downtown (1992–2000)
Toronto Board of Education Trustee (1985–1991) 		Toronto Artist / Professor at George Brown College 28,748 46.03 1st
Vaughan Yurgo Alexopoulos Toronto Student[99] 5,114 8.26 3rd
Whitby—Oshawa Maret Sadem-Thompson NDP candidate for Whitby—Oshawa in the 2004 federal election Whitby Principal[100] 8,716 13.05 3rd
Willowdale Rochelle Carnegie Toronto Office manager[101] 6,297 11.36 3rd
York Centre Marco Iacampo Toronto Executive assistant[102] 5,813 13.62 3rd
York South—Weston Paul Ferreira NDP candidate for York South—Weston in the 2004 federal election and for Brampton Centre in the 1997 federal election Toronto Public relations professional 8,525 21.27 2nd
York West Sandra Romano Anthony NDP candidate for York West in the 2004 federal election Toronto Nutritionist[103] 4,724 14.07 3rd

Hamilton/Niagara

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Ancaster—Dundas—Flamborough—Westdale Gordon Guyatt NDP candidate for Ancaster—Dundas—Flamborough—Westdale in the 2004 federal election and for Ancaster—Dundas—Flamborough—Aldershot in the 2000 federal election Dundas Physician / Professor at McMaster University 13,376 21.32 3rd
Hamilton Centre David Christopherson Member of Parliament for Hamilton Centre (2004–2019)
Member of Legislative Assembly of Ontario for Hamilton West (1999–2003) and Hamilton Centre (1990–1999)
Member of Hamilton City Council for Ward 4 (1985–1990) 		Hamilton Union official (United Auto Workers) 24,503 51.29 1st
Hamilton East—Stoney Creek Wayne Marston NDP candidate for Hamilton East in the 1997 and 1993 federal elections and the 1996 Hamilton East federal by-election Hamilton Technician 19,346 36.03 1st
Hamilton Mountain Chris Charlton NDP candidate for Hamilton Mountain in the 2004 and 1997 federal elections
ONDP candidate for Hamilton Mountain in the 2003 and 1999 Ontario provincial elections 		Hamilton Advisor[104] 21,970 37.43 1st
Niagara Falls Wayne Gates NDP candidate for Niagara Falls in the 2004 federal election Niagara Falls Union leader (Unifor) 12,209 20.98 3rd
Niagara West—Glanbrook Dave Heatley NDP candidate for Niagara West—Glanbrook in the 2004 federal election Hamilton Industrial worker[105] 9,251 16.02 3rd
St. Catharines Jeff Burch ONDP candidate for St. Catharines in the 1995 Ontario provincial election St. Catharines Union official (Service Employees International Union)[106] 11,848 20.49 3rd
Welland Jody Di Bartolomeo NDP candidate for Welland in the 2004 federal election and for Erie—Lincoln in the 2000 federal election Port Colborne Occupational safety and health professional[107] 17,492 30.66 2nd

Northern Ontario

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Algoma—Manitoulin—Kapuskasing Carol Hughes NDP candidate for Algoma—Manitoulin—Kapuskasing in the 2004 federal election Hanmer Union official (Canadian Labour Congress) 13,244 34.51 2nd
Kenora Susan Barclay NDP candidate for Kenora in the 2004 federal election and for Kenora—Rainy River in the 2000 federal election Sioux Lookout Anglican priest[108] 8,149 29.95 3rd
Nickel Belt Claude Gravelle NDP candidate for Nickel Belt in the 2004 federal election
Member of Rayside-Balfour Town Council (1997–2000) 		Chelmsford Machinist 17,668 38.70 2nd
Nipissing—Timiskaming Dave Fluri NDP candidate for Nipissing—Timiskaming in the 2004 federal election Sturgeon Falls Biologist[109] 8,268 17.27 3rd
Parry Sound—Muskoka Jo-Anne Boulding NDP candidate for Parry Sound—Muskoka in the 2004 federal election
ONDP candidate for Parry Sound—Muskoka in the 2003 Ontario provincial election 		Bracebridge Lawyer[110] 5,472 11.85 3rd
Sault Ste. Marie Tony Martin Member of Parliament for Sault Ste. Marie (2004–2011)
Member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario for Sault Ste. Marie (1990–2003) 		Sault Ste. Marie 17,979 38.88 1st
Sudbury Gerry McIntaggart Member of Sudbury City Council (1991–2003) Sudbury Logistics professional[111] 15,225 31.95 2nd
Thunder Bay—Rainy River John Rafferty NDP candidate for Thunder Bay—Rainy River in the 2004 federal election and Thunder Bay—Superior North in the 2000 federal election
ONDP candidate for Thunder Bay—Atikokan in the 2003 Ontario provincial election 		Fort Frances Radio broadcaster 12,862 33.42 2nd
Thunder Bay—Superior North Bruce Hyer NDP candidate for Thunder Bay—Superior North in the 2004 federal election Armstrong Ecologist 13,601 34.96 2nd
Timmins–James Bay Charlie Angus Member of Parliament for Timmins–James Bay (2004–2025) Cobalt Musician / Writer 19,195 50.58 1st

Southwestern Ontario

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Brant Lynn Bowering NDP candidate for Brant in the 2004 federal election Brantford Consultant[112] 12,713 21.28 3rd
Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound Jill McIllwraith President of Ontario Public Service Employees Union Local 260 Markdale Nurse[113] 5,918 11.34 4th
Cambridge Donna Reid Cambridge Teacher[114] 9,794 16.95 3rd
Chatham-Kent—Essex Kathleen Kevany NDP candidate for Chatham-Kent—Essex in the 2004 federal election Chatham Professor at the University of Western Ontario[115] 10,875 22.36 3rd
Elgin—Middlesex—London Tim McCallum NDP candidate for Elgin—Middlesex—London in the 2004 federal election Dutton Industrial worker[116] 9,873 19.24 3rd
Essex Taras Natyshak Belle River Union official (Laborers' International Union of North America) 12,993 22.70 3rd
Guelph Phil Allt NDP candidate for Guelph in the 2004 federal election Guelph Small business owner[117] 13,561 22.00 3rd
Haldimand—Norfolk Valya Roberts Hamilton Social services director[118] 6,858 12.80 3rd
Huron—Bruce Grant Robertson NDP candidate for Huron—Bruce in the 2004 federal election
ONDP candidate for Huron—Bruce in the 2003 Ontario provincial election 		Paisley Ontario director of the National Farmers Union[119] 8,696 16.30 3rd
Kitchener Centre Richard Walsh-Bowers NDP candidate for Kitchener Centre in the 2004 federal election and for Kitchener—Waterloo in the 2000 federal election
ONDP candidate for Waterloo—Wellington in the 2003 and 1999 Ontario provincial elections 		Wallenstein Professor at Wilfrid Laurier University[120] 9,253 18.43 3rd
Kitchener—Conestoga Len Carter NDP candidate for Kitchener—Conestoga in the 2004 federal election Kitchener Small business owner[121] 7,445 14.89 3rd
Kitchener—Waterloo Edwin Laryea NDP candidate for Kitchener—Waterloo in the 2004 federal election Waterloo Principal 11,889 17.89 3rd
Lambton—Kent—Middlesex Kevin Blake NDP candidate for Lambton—Kent—Middlesex in the 2004 federal election
Member of Wallaceburg Town Council (1991–1994) 		Wallaceburg 9,330 17.19 3rd
London—Fanshawe Irene Mathyssen Member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario for Middlesex (1990–1995) Ilderton Teacher[122] 16,067 34.51 1st
London North Centre Stephen Maynard London Student (University of Western Ontario)[123] 14,271 23.75 3rd
London West Gina Barber NDP candidate for London West in the 2004 federal election London Teacher[124] 13,056 21.39 3rd
Oxford Zoé Kunschner NDP candidate for Oxford in the 2004 federal election Ingersoll Small business owner[125] 8,639 17.38 3rd
Perth—Wellington Keith Dinicol Stratford Actor[126] 8,876 18.61 3rd
Sarnia—Lambton Greg Agar NDP candidate for Sarnia—Lambton in the 2004 federal election Courtright Chemical worker[127] 10,673 20.02 3rd
Wellington—Halton Hills Noel Duignan Member of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario for Halton North (1990–1995) Georgetown Mediator 6,785 12.32 3rd
Windsor—Tecumseh Joe Comartin Member of Parliament for Windsor—Tecumseh (2004–2015) Windsor—St. Clair (2000–2004) Windsor Lawyer 22,646 44.63 1st
Windsor West Brian Masse Member of Parliament for Windsor West (2002–2025)
Member of Windsor City Council (1997–2002) 		Windsor Disability support worker 23,608 49.49 1st

Prince Edward Island

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Cardigan Edith Perry PEI NDP candidate for Murray River-Gaspereaux in the 2003 Prince Edward Island provincial election Millview 1,535 7.48 3rd
Charlottetown Brian Pollard Charlottetown Filmmaker 2,126 11.12 3rd
Egmont Regena Kaye Russell O'Leary Lawyer 1,847 9.55 3rd
Malpeque George Marshall Cornwall Teacher[128] 1,983 10.24 3rd

Quebec

Central Quebec

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Bas-Richelieu—Nicolet—Bécancour Marie-Claude Roberge Cartier Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu Artist[9] 2,248 4.53 4th
Berthier—Maskinongé Anne-Marie Aubert Montreal Publisher[9] 3,319 6.15 4th
Joliette Jacques Trudeau NDP candidate for Joliette in the 2004 and 1997 federal elections Crabtree Student (Université de Montréal)[129] 2,745 5.19 4th
Lotbinière—Chutes-de-la-Chaudière Raymond Côté Quebec City Civil servant 3,529 6.79 3rd
Montcalm Nancy Leclerc Montreal Professor 3,766 6.71 4th
Portneuf—Jacques-Cartier Jean-Marie Fiset NDP candidate for Québec in the 2004, 2000, and 1997 federal elections and for Portneuf in the 1988 federal election
NDPQ candidate for Montmorency in the 1994 Quebec provincial election and for Portneuf in the 1993 Portneuf provincial by-election 		Quebec City Hospital employee[130] 1,956 3.87 5th
Repentigny Réjean Bellemare Le Gardeur, Repentigny Businessman[131] 4,337 7.74 4th
Saint-Maurice—Champlain Claude Larocque Shawinigan Water treatment professional[132] 3,684 7.59 4th
Trois-Rivières Geneviève Boivin Trois-Rivières Therapist[133] 3,774 7.75 4th

Eastern Townships/Southern Quebec

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Beauce Cléo Chartier Montreal Travel agent[9] 1,405 2.55 4th
Beauharnois—Salaberry Cynthia Roy Salaberry-de-Valleyfield Student[9] 4,163 7.56 4th
Brome—Missisquoi Josianne Jetté Sherbrooke Student[9] 2,839 5.85 4th
Châteauguay—Saint-Constant Ehsan Mohammadian Saint-Constant Manager[9] 2,865 5.21 4th
Compton—Stanstead Stéphane Bürgi Rock Forest Student[9] 3,099 6.22 4th
Drummond François Choquette Drummondville Teacher 2,870 6.32 4th
Mégantic—L'Érable Isabelle Tremblay NDP candidate for Roberval in the 2004 federal election Gatineau Student 1,836 3.89 4th
Richmond—Arthabaska Isabelle Maguire Sherbrooke Student (Bishop's University)[134] 2,507 4.91 4th
Saint-Hyacinthe—Bagot Joëlle Chevrier Montreal Manager[135] 2,723 5.48 4th
Saint-Jean Mathieu-Gilles Lanciault Montreal Public relations professional[136] 3,622 6.96 4th
Shefford Paula Maundcote Granby Teacher[137] 2,431 4.73 4th
Sherbrooke Martin Plaisance Sherbrooke Nephrologist[138] 4,646 8.95 4th

Greater Montreal

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Ahuntsic Caroline Desrosiers Montreal Student (Université de Montréal)[139] 3,948 7.91 4th
Bourassa Stefano Saykaly Saint-Leonard, Montreal Clerk[9] 2,237 5.19 4th
Brossard—La Prairie Robert Nicolas Conservative Party candidate for Brossard—La Prairie in the 2004 federal election Brossard IT professional[140] 4,301 7.46 4th
Chambly—Borduas Alain Dubois Social worker[141] 5,167 8.39 4th
Hochelaga David-Roger Gagnon Montreal United Church employee[9] 4,101 8.91 4th
Honoré-Mercier François Pilon Montreal Civil servant[9] 3,191 6.22 4th
Jeanne-Le Ber Matthew McLauchlin NDP candidate for Verdun—Saint-Henri—Saint-Paul—Pointe-Saint-Charles in the 2002 by-election and 2000 federal election Montreal Translator[9] 4,621 9.19 4th
La Pointe-de-l'Île Nicolas Tremblay Anjou, Montreal Student (Cégep du Vieux Montréal)[142] 3,407 7.01 4th
Lac-Saint-Louis Daniel Quinn Pointe-Claire Student[9] 5,702 10.73 3rd
LaSalle—Émard Russ Johnson Montreal Businessman[9] 2,805 5.97 4th
Laurier—Sainte-Marie François Grégoire NDP candidate for Laurier—Sainte-Marie in the 2004 federal election Montreal Professor at Cégep Édouard-Montpetit[143] 8,165 16.68 2nd
Longueuil—Pierre-Boucher Philippe Haese Longueuil Student (Université de Montréal)[144] 4,273 8.60 4th
Mount Royal Nicolas R. Thibodeau Mount Royal Student[9] 2,479 6.70 3rd
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce—Lachine Peter Deslauriers Montréal-Ouest Professor at Dawson College[145] 5,455 11.82 4th
Outremont Léo-Paul Lauzon Montreal Accountant[146] 6,984 17.20 3rd
Papineau Marc Hasbani Montreal Student (Université du Québec à Montréal)[147] 3,358 7.70 4th
Pierrefonds—Dollard Shameem Siddiqui Dollard-des-Ormeaux Quality control worker[148] 3,664 7.68 3rd
Rivière-des-Mille-Îles Francis Chartrand Deux-Montagnes 3,418 7.01 4th
Rosemont—La Petite-Patrie Chantal Reeves Montreal Civil servant[149] 6,051 11.55 3rd
Saint-Bruno—Saint-Hubert Marie Henretta Mont-Saint-Hilaire Teacher[150] 4,359 8.27 4th
Saint-Lambert Ronaldo Garcia Longueuil Teacher[151] 3,404 7.36 4th
Saint-Laurent—Cartierville Liz Elder Saint-Laurent, Montreal 3,279 7.72 4th
Saint-Léonard—Saint-Michel Laura Colella NDP candidate for Saint-Léonard—Saint-Michel in the 2004 federal election Saint-Leonard, Montreal Lawyer[9] 2,831 6.83 4th
Terrebonne—Blainville Michel Le Clair Terrebonne Telecommunications worker[152] 3,829 7.50 4th
Vaudreuil-Soulanges Bert Markgraf NDP candidate for Vaudreuil-Soulanges in the 2004 federal election Hudson Small business owner[153] 3,468 5.55 4th
Verchères—Les Patriotes Simon Vallée NDP candidate for Verchères—Les Patriotes in the 2004 federal election Boucherville Student (Polytechnique Montréal)[154] 4,293 8.15 4th
Westmount—Ville-Marie Eric Wilson Steedman NDP candidate for Westmount—Ville-Marie in the 2004 federal election and for Gaspé in the 1993 federal election Montreal Investment manager[155] 6,356 15.37 3rd

Northern Quebec

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Abitibi—Baie-James—Nunavik—Eeyou Dominique Vaillancourt Administrator[9] 1,810 6.05 4th
Abitibi—Témiscamingue Christine Moore La Reine Nurse 4,022 8.54 4th
Chicoutimi—Le Fjord Éric Dubois Chicoutimi 2,571 5.15 4th
Jonquière—Alma Martin Bertrand Alma Professor at Cégep de Jonquière[156] 2,028 3.87 3rd
Manicouagan Pierre Ducasse Candidate in the 2003 New Democratic Party leadership election
NDP candidate for Manicouagan in the 2004 and 1997 federal elections 		Sept-Îles Economic development director[157] 4,657 12.79 4th
Roberval—Lac-Saint-Jean François Privé Alma Professor at Collège d'Alma[158] 2,151 5.53 4th

Quebec City/Gaspe/Eastern Quebec

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Beauport—Limoilou Simon-Pierre Beaudet Quebec City 3,917 7.98 4th
Charlesbourg—Haute-Saint-Charles Isabelle Martineau Sainte-Foy, Quebec City 3,084 6.30 4th
Gaspésie—Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine Sylvie Dauphinais Laval Teacher[159] 1,225 2.96 4th
Haute-Gaspésie—La Mitis—Matane—Matapédia Stéphane Ricard Matane Small business owner[160] 2,116 6.20 4th
Lévis—Bellechasse Eric Boucher Quebec City Trainer[9] 2,590 4.63 5th
Louis-Hébert Denis Blanchette Cap-Rouge, Quebec City Civil servant 5,351 9.07 4th
Louis-Saint-Laurent Robert Donnelly Quebec City[161] Teacher[162] 2,848 5.74 4th
Montmagny—L'Islet—Kamouraska—Rivière-du-Loup Myriam Leblanc Rivière-du-Loup Student[9] 2,107 4.58 4th
Montmorency—Charlevoix—Haute-Côte-Nord Martin Cauchon Quebec City Computer programmer[163] 2,896 6.42 4th
Québec Michaël Lessard Quebec City Public relations professional[164] 4,629 9.22 4th
Rimouski-Neigette—Témiscouata—Les Basques Guy Caron NDP candidate for Rimouski-Neigette—Témiscouata—Les Basques in the 2004 federal election Rimouski Economist / Union official (Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada) 4,186 9.80 4th

Western Quebec/Laurentides/Outaouais

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Argenteuil—Papineau—Mirabel Alain Senécal Mirabel Telecommunications worker[165] 3,466 6.49 4th
Gatineau Anne Levesque Ottawa Student (University of Ottawa)[166] 5,354 9.96 4th
Hull—Aylmer Pierre Laliberté NDP candidate for Hull—Aylmer in the 2004 federal election Gatineau Economist 8,334 15.49 4th
Laurentides—Labelle Rose-Aimée Auclair Montreal Student[167] 3,382 6.45 4th
Pontiac Céline Brault Chelsea Teacher[168] 4,759 9.98 4th
Rivière-du-Nord Simon Bernier Saint-Jérôme Helicopter technician[169] 3,393 7.21 4th

Saskatchewan

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Battlefords—Lloydminster Elgin Wayne Wyatt North Battleford Teacher[170] 4,829 15.80 2nd
Blackstrap Don Kossick NDP candidate for Blackstrap in the 2004 federal election Saskatoon Consultant[9] 12,376 30.57 2nd
Cypress Hills—Grasslands Mike Eason Moose Jaw Quality control worker[171] 5,076 16.84 2nd
Desnethé—Missinippi—Churchill River Anita Jackson La Ronge Executive assistant[172] 3,787 15.37 3rd
Palliser Jo-Anne Dusel Moose Jaw Homeless shelter worker[173] 11,460 33.05 2nd
Prince Albert Valerie Mushinski Nipawin Nurse[174] 7,562 23.84 2nd
Regina—Lumsden—Lake Centre Moe Kovatch NDP candidate for Regina—Lumsden—Lake Centre in the 2004 federal election Regina Small business owner[175] 9,467 28.15 2nd
Regina—Qu'Appelle Lorne Nystrom Member of Parliament for Regina—Qu'Appelle (1997–2004)
Member of Parliament for Yorkton—Melville (1968–1993) 		Regina Consultant 10,041 32.45 2nd
Saskatoon—Humboldt Andrew Mason Saskatoon Lawyer[176] 10,975 29.45 2nd
Saskatoon—Rosetown—Biggar Nettie Wiebe President of the National Farmers Union (1995–1998)
Candidate in the 2001 Saskatchewan New Democratic Party leadership election 		Delisle Professor[177] 11,412 38.98 2nd
Saskatoon—Wanuskewin Jim Maddin Mayor of Saskatoon (2000–2003)
Member of Saskatoon City Council for Ward 1 (1997–2000) 		Saskatoon Police officer 7,939 22.09 3rd
Souris—Moose Mountain Michael Haukeness Estevan Farmer[178] 4,284 13.96 3rd
Wascana Helen Yum Regina Lawyer[179] 5,880 14.73 3rd
Yorkton—Melville Jason Dennison Regina Small business owner[180] 6,165 18.87 2nd

The Territories

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Nunavut Bill Riddell NDP candidate for Nunavut in the 2004 federal election Iqaluit Professor at Nunavut Arctic College/Justice of the peace[181] 1,576 17.15 3rd
Western Arctic Dennis Bevington NDP candidate for Western Arctic in the 2004 and 2000 federal elections
Mayor of Fort Smith (1988–1997) 		Fort Smith Small business owner[182] 6,802 42.16 1st
Yukon Pam Boyde NDP candidate for Yukon in the 2004 federal election Whitehorse Consultant[183] 3,366 23.85 2nd

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