The 13th Canadian Parliament was in session from March 18, 1918, until October 4, 1921. The membership was set by the 1917 federal election on December 17, 1917, and it changed only somewhat due to resignations and by-elections until it was dissolved prior to the 1921 election.
First Session of the 13th Parliament, held in the Victoria Museum Ottawa, OntarioSir Robert Borden was Prime Minister during most of the 13th Canadian Parliament.
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This article includes a list of references related reading or external links but its sources remain unclear because it lacks inline citations Please help to improve this article by introducing more precise citations July 2022 Learn how and when to remove this template message The 13th Canadian Parliament was in session from March 18 1918 until October 4 1921 The membership was set by the 1917 federal election on December 17 1917 and it changed only somewhat due to resignations and by elections until it was dissolved prior to the 1921 election 13th Parliament of CanadaMajority parliament18 March 1918 4 October 1921Parliament leadersPrimeMinisterRobert BordenOctober 10 1911 July 10 1920Arthur MeighenJuly 10 1920 December 29 1921Cabinets10th Canadian Ministry11th Canadian MinistryLeader of theOppositionWilfrid LaurierOctober 10 1911 February 17 1919Daniel Duncan McKenzieFebruary 17 1919 August 7 1919William Lyon Mackenzie KingAugust 7 1919 December 28 1921Party caucusesGovernmentUnionistOppositionLaurier LiberalsHouse of CommonsSeating arrangements of the House of CommonsSpeaker of theCommonsEdgar Nelson RhodesJanuary 18 1917 March 5 1922SenateSpeaker of theSenateJoseph BolducJune 3 1916 February 6 1922GovernmentSenate LeaderJames Alexander LougheedOctober 10 1911 December 28 1921OppositionSenate LeaderHewitt BostockMarch 19 1914 January 1 1919 January 1 1920 December 28 1921Raoul DandurandJanuary 1 1919 December 31 1919SovereignMonarchGeorge VMay 6 1910 January 20 1936GovernorGeneralVictor CavendishNovember 11 1916 August 2 1921Julian ByngAugust 2 1921 August 5 1926Sessions1st sessionMarch 18 1918 May 24 19182nd sessionFebruary 20 1919 July 7 19193rd sessionSeptember 1 1919 November 10 19194th sessionFebruary 26 1920 July 1 19205th sessionFebruary 14 1921 June 4 1921 12th 14thFirst Session of the 13th Parliament held in the Victoria Museum Ottawa OntarioSir Robert Borden was Prime Minister during most of the 13th Canadian Parliament It was controlled by a Unionist Party majority first under Prime Minister Sir Robert Borden and the 10th Canadian Ministry and after July 10 1920 by Prime Minister Arthur Meighen and the 11th Canadian Ministry The Official Opposition was the Laurier Liberal Party led first by Wilfrid Laurier and then by Daniel McKenzie and William Lyon Mackenzie King consecutively The Speaker was Edgar Nelson Rhodes See also List of Canadian electoral districts 1914 1924 for a list of the ridings in this parliament There were five sessions of the 13th Parliament the third was opened by the Prince of Wales later Edward VIII Session Start End1st March 18 1918 May 24 19182nd February 20 1919 July 7 19193rd September 1 1919 November 10 19194th February 26 1920 July 1 19205th February 14 1921 June 4 1921Contents 1 List of members 1 1 Alberta 1 2 British Columbia 1 3 Manitoba 1 4 New Brunswick 1 5 Nova Scotia 1 6 Ontario 1 7 Prince Edward Island 1 8 Quebec 1 9 Saskatchewan 1 10 Yukon 2 By elections 3 Notes 4 References 5 SuccessionList of members editThe following is a full list of members of the thirteenth Parliament listed first by province then by electoral district Electoral districts denoted by an asterisk indicates that district was represented by two members Alberta edit Electoral district Name Party First elected previously electedBattle River William John Blair Unionist 1917Bow River Howard Hadden Halladay Unionist 1917Calgary West Thomas Tweedie Unionist 1917East Calgary Daniel Lee Redman Unionist 1917Edmonton East Henry Arthur Mackie Unionist 1917Edmonton West William Antrobus Griesbach Unionist 1917Lethbridge William Ashbury Buchanan Unionist 1911Macleod Hugh Murray Shaw Unionist 1917Medicine Hat Arthur Lewis Sifton died January 21 1921 Unionist 1917Robert Gardiner by election of 1921 06 27 Progressive 1921Red Deer Michael Clark Unionist 1908ProgressiveStrathcona James McCrie Douglas Unionist 1909Victoria William Henry White Laurier Liberals 1908British Columbia edit Electoral district Name Party First elected previously electedBurrard Sanford Johnston Crowe Unionist 1917Cariboo Frederick John Fulton Unionist 1917Comox Alberni Herbert Sylvester Clements Unionist 1904 1911Kootenay East Saul Bonnell Unionist 1917Kootenay West Robert Francis Green Unionist 1912Nanaimo John Charles McIntosh Unionist 1917New Westminster William Garland McQuarrie Unionist 1917Skeena Cyrus Wesley Peck Unionist 1917Vancouver Centre Henry Herbert Stevens Unionist 1911Vancouver South Richard Clive Cooper Unionist 1917Victoria City Simon Fraser Tolmie until February 8 1919 ministerial appointment Unionist 1917Simon Fraser Tolmie by election of 1919 10 27 UnionistWestminster District Frank Bainard Stacey Unionist 1917Yale Martin Burrell until Parliamentary appointment Unionist 1908John Armstrong Mackelvie by election of 1920 11 22 Conservative 1920Manitoba edit Electoral district Name Party First elected previously electedBrandon Howard Primrose Whidden Unionist 1917Dauphin Robert Cruise Unionist 1911Lisgar Ferris Bolton Unionist 1917Macdonald Richard Coe Henders Unionist 1917Marquette Thomas Alexander Crerar Unionist 1917Neepawa Fred Langdon Davis Unionist 1917Nelson John Archibald Campbell Unionist 1917Portage la Prairie Arthur Meighen Unionist 1908Provencher John Patrick Molloy Laurier Liberals 1908Selkirk Thomas Hay Unionist 1917Souris Albert Ernest Finley Unionist 1917Springfield Robert Lorne Richardson Unionist 1896 a 1917Winnipeg Centre George William Andrews Unionist 1917Winnipeg North Matthew Robert Blake Unionist 1917Winnipeg South George William Allan Unionist 1917IndependentNew Brunswick edit Electoral district Name Party First elected previously electedCharlotte Thomas Aaron Hartt Unionist 1911Gloucester Onesiphore Turgeon Laurier Liberals 1900Kent Auguste Theophile Leger Laurier Liberals 1917Northumberland William Stewart Loggie Unionist 1904Restigouche Madawaska Pius Michaud Laurier Liberals 1907Royal Hugh Havelock McLean Unionist 1908St John Albert Stanley Edward Elkin Unionist 1917Rupert Wilson Wigmore Unionist 1917Rupert Wilson Wigmore by election of 1920 09 20 ConservativeVictoria Carleton Frank Broadstreet Carvell Unionist 1904Thomas Wakem Caldwell by election of 1919 10 27 United Farmers 1919Westmorland Arthur Bliss Copp Laurier Liberals 1915York Sunbury Harry Fulton McLeod Unionist 1913Richard Hanson by election of 1921 05 28 Conservative 1921Nova Scotia edit Electoral district Name Party First elected previously electedAntigonish Guysborough John Howard Sinclair Laurier Liberals 1904Cape Breton South and Richmond Robert Hamilton Butts Unionist 1917John Carey Douglas Unionist 1917Colchester Fleming Blanchard McCurdy until July 13 1920 ministerial appointment Unionist 1911Fleming Blanchard McCurdy by election of 1920 09 20 Nationalist LiberalCumberland Edgar Nelson Rhodes Unionist 1908Digby and Annapolis Avard Longley Davidson Unionist 1911Halifax Alexander Kenneth Maclean Unionist 1904Peter Francis Martin Unionist 1917Hants Hadley Brown Tremain Unionist 1911Inverness Alexander William Chisholm Laurier Liberals 1904Kings Robert Laird Borden Unionist 1896 1905 b 1908Lunenburg William Duff Laurier Liberals 1917North Cape Breton and Victoria Daniel Duncan McKenzie Laurier Liberals 1904 1908Pictou Alexander McGregor Unionist 1917Shelburne and Queen s William Stevens Fielding Unionist 1896 1917Yarmouth and Clare Edgar Keith Spinney Unionist 1917Ontario edit Electoral district Name Party First elected previously electedAlgoma East George Brecken Nicholson Unionist 1917Algoma West Thomas Edward Simpson Unionist 1917Brantford William Foster Cockshutt Unionist 1904 1911Brant John Harold Unionist 1917Bruce North Hugh Clark Unionist 1911Bruce South Reuben Eldridge Truax Laurier Liberals 1913Carleton George Boyce Unionist 1917Dufferin John Best Unionist 1909Dundas Orren D Casselman Unionist 1917Durham Newton Rowell Unionist 1917Elgin East David Marshall died February 14 1920 Unionist 1906Sydney Smith McDermand by election of 1920 11 22 United Farmers of Ontario 1920Elgin West Thomas Wilson Crothers Unionist 1908Essex North William Costello Kennedy Laurier Liberals 1917Essex South John Wesley Brien Unionist 1917Fort William and Rainy River Robert James Manion Unionist 1917Frontenac John Wesley Edwards Unionist 1908Glengarry and Stormont John McMartin died April 12 1918 Unionist 1917John Wilfred Kennedy by election of 1919 10 27 United Farmers of Ontario Labour 1919Grenville John Dowsley Reid Unionist 1896Grey North William Sora Middlebro Unionist 1908Grey Southeast Robert James Ball Unionist 1911Haldimand Francis Ramsey Lalor Unionist 1904Halton Robert King Anderson Unionist 1917Hamilton East Sydney Chilton Mewburn Unionist 1917Hamilton West Thomas Joseph Stewart Unionist 1900Hastings East Thomas Henry Thompson Unionist 1917Hastings West Edward Guss Porter Unionist 1902Huron North James Bowman Unionist 1911Huron South Jonathan Joseph Merner Unionist 1911Kent Archibald Blake McCoig Laurier Liberals 1908Kingston William Folger Nickle resigned July 7 1919 Unionist 1911Henry Lumley Drayton by election of 1919 10 20 Conservative 1919Lambton East Joseph Elijah Armstrong Unionist 1904Lambton West Frederick Forsyth Pardee Unionist 1905Lanark Adelbert Edward Hanna died February 27 1918 Unionist 1913John Alexander Stewart by election of 1918 05 02 Unionist 1918Leeds William Thomas White Unionist 1911Lennox and Addington William James Paul Unionist 1911Lincoln James Dew Chaplin Unionist 1917London Hume Blake Cronyn Unionist 1917Middlesex East Samuel Francis Glass Unionist 1913Middlesex West Duncan Campbell Ross Laurier Liberals 1909Muskoka Peter McGibbon Unionist 1917Nipissing Charles Robert Harrison Unionist 1917Norfolk William Andrew Charlton Unionist 1911Northumberland Charles Arthur Munson Unionist 1911Ontario North Samuel Simpson Sharpe died in office Unionist 1908Robert Henry Halbert by election of 1919 12 09 Independent 1919Ontario South William Smith Unionist 1891 1892 1911Ottawa City of John Leo Chabot Unionist 1911Alfred Ernest Fripp Unionist 1911Oxford North Edward Walter Nesbitt Unionist 1908Oxford South Donald Sutherland Unionist 1911Parkdale Herbert Macdonald Mowat Unionist 1917Parry Sound James Arthurs Unionist 1908Peel Samuel Charters Unionist 1917Perth North Hugh Boulton Morphy Unionist 1911Perth South Michael Steele Unionist 1911Peterborough East John Albert Sexsmith Unionist 1908Peterborough West John Hampden Burnham until resignation Unionist 1911George Newcombe Gordon by election of 1921 02 07 Liberal 1921Port Arthur and Kenora Francis Henry Keefer Unionist 1917Prescott Edmond Proulx Laurier Liberals 1904Prince Edward Bernard Rickart Hepburn Unionist 1911Renfrew North Herbert John Mackie Unionist 1917Renfrew South Isaac Ellis Pedlow Laurier Liberals 1917Russell Charles Murphy Laurier Liberals 1904Simcoe East James Brockett Tudhope Unionist 1917Simcoe North John Allister Currie Unionist 1908Simcoe South William Alves Boys Unionist 1912Timiskaming Francis Cochrane died in office Unionist 1911Angus McDonald by election of 1920 04 07 Independent 1920Toronto Centre Edmund James Bristol Unionist 1905Toronto East Albert Edward Kemp Unionist 1900 1911Toronto North George Eulas Foster Unionist 1882 c 1904Toronto South Charles Sheard Unionist 1917Toronto West Horatio Clarence Hocken Unionist 1917Victoria Sam Hughes Unionist 1892Waterloo North William Daum Euler Laurier Liberals 1917Waterloo South Frank Stewart Scott Unionist 1915Welland Evan Eugene Fraser Unionist 1917Wellington North William Aurelius Clarke Unionist 1911Wellington South Hugh Guthrie Unionist 1900Wentworth Gordon Crooks Wilson Unionist 1911York East Thomas Foster Unionist 1917York North John Alexander Macdonald Armstrong Unionist 1911York South William Findlay Maclean Unionist 1892York West Thomas George Wallace Unionist 1908Prince Edward Island edit Electoral district Name Party First elected previously electedKing s James McIsaac Unionist 1917Prince Joseph Read died April 6 1919 Laurier Liberals 1917William Lyon Mackenzie King by election of 1919 10 20 Liberal 1908 d 1919Queen s Donald Nicholson Unionist 1911John Ewen Sinclair Laurier Liberals 1917Quebec edit Electoral district Name Party First elected previously electedArgenteuil Peter Robert McGibbon Laurier Liberals 1917Bagot Joseph Edmond Marcile Laurier Liberals 1898Beauce Henri Severin Beland Laurier Liberals 1902Beauharnois Louis Joseph Papineau Laurier Liberals 1908Bellechasse Charles Alphonse Fournier Laurier Liberals 1917Berthier Joseph Charles Theodore Gervais Laurier Liberals 1917Bonaventure Charles Marcil Laurier Liberals 1900Brome Andrew Ross McMaster Laurier Liberals 1917Chambly Vercheres Joseph Archambault Laurier Liberals 1917Champlain Arthur Lesieur Desaulniers Laurier Liberals 1917Charlevoix Montmorency Pierre Francois Casgrain Laurier Liberals 1917Chicoutimi Saguenay Edmond Savard Laurier Liberals 1917Chateauguay Huntingdon James Alexander Robb Laurier Liberals 1908Compton Aylmer Byron Hunt Laurier Liberals 1904 1917Dorchester Lucien Cannon Laurier Liberals 1917Drummond Arthabaska Joseph Ovide Brouillard Laurier Liberals 1911Gaspe Rodolphe Lemieux Laurier Liberals 1896George Etienne Cartier Samuel William Jacobs Laurier Liberals 1917Hochelaga Joseph Edmond Lesage Laurier Liberals 1917Hull Joseph Eloi Fontaine Laurier Liberals 1917Jacques Cartier David Arthur Lafortune Laurier Liberals 1896Joliette Jean Joseph Denis Laurier Liberals 1917Kamouraska Ernest Lapointe resigned October 14 1919 Laurier Liberals 1904Charles Adolphe Stein by election of 1920 03 31 Liberal 1920Labelle Hyacinthe Adelard Fortier Laurier Liberals 1917Laprairie Napierville Roch Lanctot Laurier Liberals 1904L Assomption Montcalm Paul Arthur Seguin Laurier Liberals 1908Laurier Outremont Pamphile Real Blaise Nugent Du Tremblay Laurier Liberals 1917Laval Two Mountains Joseph Arthur Calixte Ethier Laurier Liberals 1896Levis Joseph Boutin Bourassa Laurier Liberals 1911L Islet Joseph Fernand Fafard Laurier Liberals 1917Lotbiniere Thomas Vien Laurier Liberals 1917Maisonneuve Rodolphe Lemieux Laurier Liberals 1896Maskinonge Hormidas Mayrand Laurier Liberals 1903 1917Matane Francois Jean Pelletier Laurier Liberals 1917Megantic Lucien Turcotte Pacaud Laurier Liberals 1911Missisquoi William Frederic Kay Laurier Liberals 1911Montmagny Joseph Bruno Aime Miville Dechene Laurier Liberals 1917Nicolet Arthur Trahan Laurier Liberals 1917Pontiac Frank S Cahill Laurier Liberals 1917Portneuf Michel Simeon Delisle Laurier Liberals 1900Quebec County Henri Edgar Lavigueur Laurier Liberals 1917Quebec East Wilfrid Laurier died February 17 1919 Laurier Liberals 1874 1877Ernest Lapointe by election of 1919 10 27 Laurier Liberals 1904Quebec South Charles Gavan Power Laurier Liberals 1917Quebec West Georges Parent Laurier Liberals 1904 1917Richelieu Arthur Cardin Laurier Liberals 1911Richmond Wolfe Edmund William Tobin Laurier Liberals 1900Rimouski Joseph Emile Stanislas Emmanuel D Anjou Laurier Liberals 1917St Ann Charles Joseph Doherty Unionist 1908St Antoine Herbert Brown Ames Unionist 1904St Denis Alphonse Verville Laurier Liberals 1906St Hyacinthe Rouville Louis Joseph Gauthier Laurier Liberals 1911St James Louis Audet Lapointe died February 7 1920 Laurier Liberals 1911Fernand Rinfret by election of 1920 04 07 Liberal 1920St Johns Iberville Marie Joseph Demers Laurier Liberals 1906St Lawrence St George Charles Ballantyne Unionist 1917St Mary Hermas Deslauriers Laurier Liberals 1917Shefford Georges Henri Boivin Laurier Liberals 1911Town of Sherbrooke Francis N McCrea Laurier Liberals 1911Stanstead Willis Keith Baldwin Laurier Liberals 1917Terrebonne Jules Edouard Prevost Laurier Liberals 1917Three Rivers and St Maurice Jacques Bureau Laurier Liberals 1900Temiscouata Charles Arthur Gauvreau Laurier Liberals 1897Vaudreuil Soulanges Gustave Benjamin Boyer Laurier Liberals 1904Westmount St Henri Joseph Alfred Leduc Laurier Liberals 1917Wright Emmanuel Berchmans Devlin Laurier Liberals 1904Yamaska Oscar Gladu died December 5 1920 Laurier Liberals 1917Aime Boucher by election of 1921 05 28 Liberal 1921Saskatchewan edit Electoral district Name Party First elected previously electedAssiniboia John Gillanders Turriff until September 23 1918 Senate appointment Unionist 1904Oliver Robert Gould by election of 1919 10 27 United Farmers 1919Battleford Henry Oswald Wright Unionist 1917Humboldt Norman Lang Unionist 1917Kindersley Edward Thomas Wordon Myers Unionist 1917Last Mountain John Frederick Johnston Unionist 1917Mackenzie John Flaws Reid Unionist 1917Maple Creek John Archibald Maharg Unionist 1917Moose Jaw James Alexander Calder Unionist 1917North Battleford Charles Edwin Long Unionist 1917Prince Albert Andrew Knox Unionist 1917ProgressiveQu Appelle Levi Thomson Unionist 1911Regina Walter Davy Cowan Unionist 1917Saltcoats Thomas MacNutt Unionist 1908Saskatoon James Robert Wilson Unionist 1917Swift Current Ira Eugene Argue Unionist 1917Weyburn Richard Frederick Thompson Unionist 1917Yukon edit Electoral district Name Party First elected previously electedYukon Alfred Thompson Unionist 1904 1911By elections editMain article By elections to the 13th Canadian Parliament By election Date Incumbent Party Winner Party Cause RetainedMedicine Hat June 27 1921 Arthur Lewis Sifton Unionist Robert Gardiner Progressive Death NoYamaska May 28 1921 Oscar Gladu Laurier Liberal Aime Boucher Liberal Death YesYork Sunbury May 28 1921 Harry Fulton McLeod Unionist Richard Hanson Conservative Death YesPeterborough West February 7 1921 John Hampden Burnham Unionist George Newcombe Gordon Liberal Resignation NoYale November 22 1920 Martin Burrell Unionist John Armstrong MacKelvie Conservative Appointed Librarian of Parliament YesElgin East November 22 1920 David Marshall Unionist Sydney Smith McDermand United Farmers Death NoSt John Albert September 20 1920 Rupert Wilson Wigmore Unionist Rupert Wilson Wigmore Conservative Recontested upon appointment as Minister of Customs and Inland Revenue YesColchester September 20 1920 Fleming Blanchard McCurdy Unionist Fleming Blanchard McCurdy Nationalist Liberal Recontested upon appointment as Minister of Public Works YesTimiskaming April 7 1920 Francis Cochrane Unionist Angus McDonald Independent Death NoSt James April 7 1920 Louis Audet Lapointe Laurier Liberal Fernand Rinfret Liberal Death YesKamouraska March 31 1920 Ernest Lapointe Laurier Liberal Charles Adolphe Stein Liberal Resignation to contest Quebec East by election YesOntario North December 9 1919 Samuel Simpson Sharpe Conservative Robert Henry Halbert Independent Death NoQuebec East October 27 1919 Wilfrid Laurier Laurier Liberal Ernest Lapointe Laurier Liberal Death YesGlengarry and Stormont October 27 1919 John McMartin Unionist John Wilfred Kennedy United Farmers Death NoAssiniboia October 27 1919 John Gillanders Turriff Unionist Oliver Robert Gould United Farmers Called to the Senate NoVictoria City October 27 1919 Simon Fraser Tolmie Unionist Simon Fraser Tolmie Unionist Recontested upon appointment as Minister of Agriculture YesPrince October 20 1919 Joseph Read Liberal William Lyon Mackenzie King Liberal Death YesKingston October 20 1919 William Folger Nickle Conservative Henry Lumley Drayton Unionist Resignation YesVictoria Carleton October 17 1919 Frank Carvell Unionist Thomas Wakem Caldwell United Farmers Appointed Chairman of the Board of Railway Commissioners NoLanark May 2 1918 Adelbert Edward Hanna Unionist John Alexander Stewart Unionist Death YesNotes edit Lisgar Carleton King s York Waterloo NorthReferences editThis article includes a list of references related reading or external links but its sources remain unclear because it lacks inline citations Please help to improve this article by introducing more precise citations August 2010 Learn how and when to remove this template message Government of Canada 10th Ministry Guide to Canadian Ministries since Confederation Privy 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