List of Canadian Senators from Québec

The list of Canadian Senators from Québec shows all past and current members of the Canadian Senate from the province of Québec . The province is represented by 24 senators.

Québec is the only province in which the seats are assigned to special Senate divisions. The 24 divisions are prescribed by the Constitutional Act of 1867 , and their boundaries are set out in the Consolidated Statutes of Canada of 1859. The boundaries of the divisions were set in such a way that the English-speaking minority was adequately represented. Since then, however, they have never been changed, which is why large areas in the north that used to belong to the Northwest Territories are actually not represented at all. Since a senator does not necessarily have to live in the division he represents, the division today has a purely formal character; however, he must have a piece of land worth $ 4,000 there (this value has never been changed either). See also Senate Divisions .

Citing Article 26 of the Constitution, Prime Minister Brian Mulroney appointed two additional senators per senatorial region in 1980. In addition to Québec, these are the regions of Western Canada , Ontario and Maritime Provinces . This regulation has only been used once to date. The two additional senators from Québec were not bound by the given division.

Liberal Party

Conservative Party

Conservative Party (historical) , Liberal Conservative Party , Progressive Conservative Party

Independent Senators Group

Canadian Senators Group

Progressive Senate Group

Independently

Acting Senators

	Surname	Political party	division	Appointment on	Suggestion from	Compulsory resignation
	Diane Bellemare	independent ( ISG )	Alma	06 Sep 2012	Harper	Oct 13, 2024
	Pierre-Hugues Boisvenu	conservative	La Salle	Jan. 29, 2010	Harper	Feb 12, 2024
	Patrick Brazeau	Independent ( ISG )	Repentigny	0Jan. 8, 2009	Harper	Nov 11, 2049
	Claude Carignan	conservative	Mille Isles	Aug 27, 2009	Harper	0Dec. 4, 2039
	Jean-Guy Dagenais	independent ( CSG )	Victoria	Jan. 17, 2012	Harper	0Feb 2, 2025
	Pierre J. Dalphond	independent ( ISG )	De Lorimier	0June 6, 2018	J. Trudeau	0May 1, 2029
	Dennis Dawson	independent ( PSG )	Lauzon	0Aug 2, 2005	Martin	28 Sep 2024
	Renée Dupuis	independent ( ISG )	The Laurentides	Nov 10, 2016	J. Trudeau	Jan. 17, 2024
	Eric Forest	independent ( ISG )	Gulf	Nov 21, 2016	J. Trudeau	0June 4, 2026
	Rosa Galvez	independent ( ISG )	Bedford	0Dec 6, 2016	J. Trudeau	June 21, 2026
	Marc Gold	independent ( ISG )	Stadacona	Nov 25, 2016	J. Trudeau	June 30, 2025
	Leo Housakos	conservative	Wellington	0Jan. 8, 2009	Harper	Jan 10, 2043
	Tony Loffreda	independent ( ISG )	Shawinegan	July 22, 2019	Harper	Aug 14, 2037
	Paul Massicotte	independent ( ISG )	De Lanaudière	June 26, 2003	Chrétien	Sep 10 2026
	Marie-Françoise Mégie	independent ( ISG )	Rougemont	Nov 25, 2016	J. Trudeau	21 Sep 2025
	Julie Miville-Dechêne	independent ( ISG )	Inkerman	20th June 2018	J. Trudeau	July 10, 2034
	Chantal Petitclerc	independent ( ISG )	Grandville	0April 1, 2016	J. Trudeau	Dec 15, 2044
	Raymonde Saint-Germain	independent ( ISG )	De la Vallière	Nov 25, 2016	J. Trudeau	0Oct 7, 2026
	Judith Seidman	conservative	De la Durantaye	Aug 27, 2009	Harper	0Sep 1 2025
	Larry Smith	conservative	Saurel	May 25, 2011	Harper	Apr 28, 2026
	Josée Verner	independent ( CSG )	Montarville	June 13, 2011	Harper	Dec 30, 2034

Former Senators

	Surname	Political party	division	Appointment on	Suggestion from	End of mandate
	John Abbott	Liberal Conservatives	Inkerman	May 12, 1887	Macdonald	Oct. 30, 1893
	Auguste-Réal Angers	conservative	De la Vallière	Dec 16, 1892	Thompson	June 10, 1896
	W. David Angus	conservative	Alma	June 10, 1993	Mulroney	July 21, 2012
	Joseph-François Armand	conservative	Repentigny	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	0Jan. 1, 1903
	Martial Asselin	Progressive Conservatives	Stadacona	0Sep 1 1972	P. Trudeau	0Aug 7, 1990
	Lise Bacon	liberal	De la Durantaye	Sep 15 1994	Chrétien	25 Aug 2009
	Pierre Baillargeon	liberal	Stadacona	27 Mar 1874	Mackenzie	Dec 15, 1891
	George Bernard Baker	Liberal Conservatives	Bedford	0Jan. 7, 1896	Bowell	0Feb 9, 1910
	Charles Ballantyne	Progressive Conservatives	Alma	0Feb 3, 1932	Bennett	Oct 19, 1950
	Jean Bazin	Progressive Conservatives	De la Durantaye	Dec. 29, 1986	Mulroney	0Dec 8, 1989
	Louis-Philippe Beaubien	Progressive Conservatives	Bedford	Nov 16, 1960	Diefenbaker	28 Mar 1985
	Gérald Beaudoin	conservative	Rigaud	26 Sep 1988	Mulroney	Apr 15, 2004
	Mario Beaulieu	Progressive Conservatives	De la Durantaye	Aug 30, 1990	Mulroney	June 22, 1994
	François Béchard	liberal	De Lorimier	July 17, 1896	Laurier	Apr 13, 1897
	Frédéric-Liguori Béique	liberal	De Salaberry	0Feb. 7, 1902	Laurier	Sep 12 1933
	Henri Sévérin Béland	liberal	Lauzon	05th Sep 1925	KingKing	Apr 22, 1935
	Narcisse-Fortunat Belleau	conservative	Stadacona	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	Oct 23, 1867
	Joseph-Hyacinthe Bellerose	conservative	De Lanaudière	0Oct 7, 1873	Macdonald	Aug 13, 1899
	Charles-Philippe Beaubien	conservative	Montarville	0December 3, 1915	Borden	Jan. 17, 1949
	Elie Beauregard	liberal	Rougemont	0Feb 9, 1940	King	Aug 27, 1954
	Pierre-Édouard Blondin	conservative	Les Laurentides	July 20, 1918	Borden	Oct. 29, 1943
	Henri-Charles Bois	liberal	Montarville	0Jan. 3, 1957	Saint-Laurent	July 18, 1962
	Joseph Bolduc	Independently	Lauzon	0Oct 3, 1884	Macdonald	Aug 13, 1924
	Roch Bolduc	Progressive Conservatives	Golf	26 Sep 1988	Mulroney	Sep 10 2003
	Joseph-Noël Bossé	conservative	De la Durantaye	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	0Jan. 1, 1868
	Télésophore Damien Bouchard	liberal	Les Laurentides	03rd Mar 1944	King	Nov 13, 1962
	Charles-Eugène Boucher de Boucherville	conservative	Montarville	Feb 12, 1879	Macdonald	Sep 11 1915
	Paul-Henri Bouffard	liberal	Grandville	Dec. 27, 1946	King	Feb 16, 1966
	Charles Bourgeois	conservative	Chaouinigane	0Aug 5, 1935	Bennett	May 15, 1940
	Maurice Bourget	liberal	Les Laurentides	Apr. 27, 1963	Pearson	29 Mar 1979
	Romuald Bourque	liberal	De la Vallière	0July 6, 1963	Pearson	Aug 14, 1974
	Arthur Boyer	liberal	Rigaud	June 28, 1909	Laurier	Jan. 24, 1922
	Gustave Benjamin Boyer	liberal	Rigaud	11th Mar 1922	King	0Dec. 2, 1927
	Albert Joseph Brown	conservative	Wellington	0Oct 6, 1932	Bennett	Nov 16, 1938
	Jacques Bureau	liberal	La Salle	05th Sep 1925	King	Jan. 23, 1933
	Jacques-Olivier Bureau	liberal	De Lorimier	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	07 Feb 1883
	Joseph Casgrain	liberal	De Lanaudière	Jan. 29, 1900	Laurier	0Jan. 6, 1939
	Thérèse Casgrain	Independently	Mille Isles	0Oct 7, 1970	P. Trudeau	July 10, 1971
	Claude Castonguay	Progressive Conservatives	Stadacona	23 Sep 1990	Mulroney	0Dec 9, 1992
	Joseph-Édouard Cauchon	Independently	Stadacona	0Nov 2, 1867	proclamation	June 30, 1872
	William Henry Chaffers	liberal	Rougemont	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	July 19, 1894
	Andrée Champagne	conservative	Grandville	0Aug 2, 2005	Martin	17th July 2014
	Jean-Charles Chapais	conservative	De la Durantaye	Jan. 30, 1868	Macdonald	July 17, 1885
	Thomas Chapais	conservative	Grandville	Jan. 31, 1919	Borden	July 15, 1946
	As long as Chaput-Rolland	Progressive Conservatives	Mille Isles	26 Sep 1988	Mulroney	May 14, 1994
	Guy Charbonneau	Progressive Conservatives	Kennebec	27 Sep 1979	P. Trudeau	June 21, 1997
	Alexandre-René Chaussegros	conservative	Lauzon	Dec 13, 1871	Macdonald	Apr 11, 1876
	Pierre-Joseph-Olivier Chauveau	conservative	Stadacona	Feb. 20, 1873	Macdonald	0Jan. 8, 1874
	Eugène Chinic	conservative	Golf	Apr 10, 1873	Macdonald	0Nov 3, 1882
	Philippe-Auguste Choquette	liberal	Grandville	Sep 30 1904	Laurier	December 29, 1919
	Henry Joseph Cloran	liberal	Victoria	June 30, 1903	Laurier	0Feb 8, 1928
	Matthew Henry Cochrane	conservative	Wellington	Oct 17, 1872	Macdonald	Aug 12, 1903
	Michel Cogger	Progressive Conservatives	Lauzon	0May 2, 1986	Mulroney	0Sep 1 2000
	Charles Cormier	liberal	Kennebec	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	0May 7, 1887
	Jean-Pierre Côté	liberal	Kennebec	0Sep 1 1972	P. Trudeau	Apr 20, 1978
	Henri Courtemanche	Progressive Conservatives	Rougemont	Jan. 20, 1960	Diefenbaker	Dec 22, 1961
	Armand Daigle	liberal	Mille Isles	03rd Mar 1944	King	0March 8 1957
	Roméo Dallaire	liberal	Golf	24 Mar 2005	Martin	17th June 2014
	Raoul Dandurand	liberal	De Lorimier	Jan. 22, 1898	Laurier	11th Mar 1942
	Athanase David	liberal	Saurel	0Feb 9, 1940	King	Jan. 26, 1953
	Laurent-Olivier David	liberal	Mille Isles	June 19, 1903	Laurier	Aug 24, 1926
	Paul David	Progressive Conservatives	Bedford	Apr 16, 1985	Mulroney	Dec 25, 1994
	Pierre-Antoine Deblois	conservative	La Salle	Feb 13, 1883	Macdonald	June 21, 1898
	Alphonse Déchêne	liberal	De la Durantaye	May 13, 1901	Laurier	0May 1, 1902
	Jacques Demers	conservative	Rigaud	Aug 27, 2009	Harper	25 Aug 2019
	Azellus Denis	liberal	La Salle	0Feb 3, 1964	Pearson	04th Sep 1991
	Jean-Paul Deschatelets	liberal	Lauzon	Feb. 24, 1966	Pearson	Jan. 10, 1986
	Alphonse Desjardins	conservative	De Lorimier	0Oct 1, 1892	Abbott	June 16, 1896
	Paul Desruisseaux	liberal	Wellington	0July 8, 1966	Pearson	0May 1, 1980
	Georges-Casimir Dessaulles	liberal	Rougemont	March 12 1907	Laurier	Apr 19, 1930
	Jean-Marie Dessureault	liberal	Stadacona	0June 9, 1945	King	Aug 16, 1970
	Pierre de Bane	liberal	De la Vallière	June 29, 1984	P. Trudeau	0Aug 2, 2013
	Mark Robert Drouin	Progressive Conservatives	La Salle	0Oct. 4, 1957	Diefenbaker	Oct 12, 1963
	George Alexander Drummond	conservative	Kennebec	0Dec. 1, 1888	Macdonald	0Feb. 2, 1910
	Léandre Dumouchel	conservative	Mille Isles	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	23 Sep 1882
	Vincent Dupuis	liberal	Rigaud	Apr 18, 1945	King	May 11, 1967
	Pamphile du Tremblay	liberal	Repentigny	Nov 19, 1942	King	0Oct 6, 1955
	John Ewasew	liberal	Montarville	Dec 17, 1976	P. Trudeau	26th Mar 1978
	Raymond Eudes	liberal	De Lorimier	0Apr 8, 1968	Pearson	Oct 25, 1980
	Hector Fabre	Independently	La Salle	0Feb 5, 1875	Mackenzie	July 12, 1882
	Joseph-Fernand Fafard	liberal	De la Durantaye	Jan. 29, 1940	King	May 14, 1955
	Guillaume-André Fauteux	conservative	De Salaberry	Sep 30 1933	Bennett	Sep 10 1940
	Charles-Édouard Ferland	liberal	Chaouinigane	Apr 18, 1945	King	Apr 18, 1951
	Maria Ferretti Barth	liberal	Repentigny	23 Sep 1997	Chrétien	Apr 28, 2006
	James Ferrier	conservative	Chaouinigane	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	May 30, 1888
	Sheila Finestone	liberal	Montarville	Aug 11, 1999	Chrétien	Jan. 28, 2002
	Jean-Baptiste Fiset	liberal	Golf	Oct. 20, 1897	Laurier	0Jan. 5, 1917
	Jacques Flynn	Progressive Conservatives	Rougemont	0Nov 9, 1962	Diefenbaker	22 Aug 1990
	Louis-Joseph Forget	conservative	Saurel	June 15, 1896	Tupperware	0Apr 7, 1911
	Michael Fortier	conservative	Rougemont	Feb. 27, 2006	Harper	0Sep 7 2008
	Émile Fortin	conservative	De la Durantaye	Aug 14, 1935	Bennett	May 18, 1936
	Pierre-Etienne Fortin	conservative	Kennebec	May 13, 1887	Macdonald	June 15, 1888
	Suzanne Fortin-Duplessis	conservative	Rougemont	Jan. 14, 2009	Harper	June 30, 2015
	Asa Belknap Foster	conservative	Bedford	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	0Jan. 1, 1874
	George Green Foster	conservative	Alma	July 27, 1917	Borden	0May 1, 1931
	Sarto Fournier	liberal	De Lanaudière	June 12, 1953	Saint-Laurent	July 23, 1980
	Francis Fox	liberal	Victoria	Aug 29, 2005	Martin	0Dec 2, 2011
	Joan Fraser	liberal	De Lorimier	17 Sep 1998	Chrétien	0Feb. 2, 2018
	Louis-Philippe Gélinas	liberal	Montarville	June 11, 1963	Pearson	Dec 10, 1965
	Philippe Gigantès	liberal	De Lorimier	Jan. 13, 1984	P. Trudeau	Oct 16, 1998
	Louis de Gonzague Giguère	liberal	De la Durantaye	Sep 10 1968	P. Trudeau	Dec 18, 1986
	Aurélien Gill	liberal	Wellington	17 Sep 1998	Chrétien	Aug 26, 2008
	Adelard Godbout	liberal	Montarville	June 25, 1949	Saint-Laurent	Sep 18 1956
	Joseph Godbout	liberal	La Salle	0Apr 4, 1901	Laurier	0Apr 1, 1923
	Carl Goldenberg	liberal	Rigaud	0Nov 4, 1971	P. Trudeau	Oct. 20, 1982
	Léon Mercier Gouin	liberal	De Salaberry	0Nov 7, 1940	King	18 Mar 1976
	Norman Grimard	Progressive Conservatives	Quebec	27 Sep 1990	Mulroney	June 16, 2000
	Jean-Baptiste Guèvremont	conservative	Saurel	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	June 14, 1896
	John Thomas Hackett	Progressive Conservatives	Victoria	July 28, 1955	Saint-Laurent	Sep 15 1956
	John Hamilton	conservative	Inkerman	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	0May 1, 1887
	Jacques Hébert	liberal	Wellington	Apr 20, 1983	P. Trudeau	June 21, 1998
	Celine Hervieux-Payette	liberal	Bedford	21 Mar 1995	Chrétien	Apr 22, 2016
	William Hales Hingston	conservative	Rougemont	0Jan. 2, 1896	Bowell	Feb. 19, 1907
	Charles Benjamin Howard	liberal	Wellington	0Feb 9, 1940	King	25th Mar 1964
	William James Hushion	liberal	Victoria	Feb 15, 1940	King	Jan. 29, 1954
	Marianna Beauchamp Jodoin	liberal	Saurel	May 19, 1953	Saint-Laurent	0June 1, 1966
	Serge Joyal	independent ( PSG )	Kennebec	Nov 26, 1997	Chrétien	0Feb. 1, 2020
	Édouard Jucherau	conservative	La Salle	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	0Jan. 1, 1871
	Elzéar-Henri Jucherau	conservative	Lauzon	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	May 12, 1871
	Leo Kolber	liberal	Victoria	23 Dec 1983	P. Trudeau	Jan. 18, 2004
	Adrian Knatchbull-Hugessen	liberal	Inkerman	Jan. 12, 1937	King	0Jan. 1, 1967
	Alexandre Lacoste	conservative	De Lorimier	Jan. 11, 1884	Macdonald	13 Sep 1891
	Louis Lacoste	conservative	Montarville	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	Nov 26, 1878
	Napoléon Laflamme	liberal	Mille Isles	Dec 21, 1927	King	Aug 10, 1929
	Paul Lafond	liberal	Golf	0Oct 7, 1970	P. Trudeau	May 27, 1988
	Maurice Lamontagne	liberal	Inkerman	0Apr 6, 1967	Pearson	June 12, 1983
	Auguste Landry	conservative	Stadacona	23 Feb 1892	Abbott	December 20, 1919
	Léopold Langlois	liberal	Grandville	0July 8, 1966	Pearson	0Oct 2, 1988
	Jean Lapointe	liberal	Saurel	June 13, 2001	Chrétien	0Dec 6, 2010
	Renaude Lapointe	liberal	Mille Isles	Nov 10, 1971	P. Trudeau	0Jan. 3, 1987
	Louis Lavergne	liberal	Kennebec	Oct 13, 1910	Laurier	0Jan. 1, 1930
	Raymond Lavigne	liberal	Montarville	26th Mar 2002	Chrétien	21 Mar 2011
	Thérèse Lavoie-Roux	Progressive Conservatives	Acadie	27 Sep 1990	Mulroney	March 12 2001
	Fernand Leblanc	liberal	Saurel	27 Mar 1979	P. Trudeau	0July 1, 1992
	Thomas Lefebvre	liberal	De Lanaudière	0July 9, 1984	Gymnast	Nov 20, 1992
	J.-Eugène Lefrançois	liberal	Repentigny	Apr 25, 1957	Saint-Laurent	0Nov 5, 1976
	Joseph-Hormisdas Legris	liberal	Repentigny	Feb 10, 1903	Laurier	06th Mar 1932
	Rodolphe Lemieux	liberal	Rougemont	0June 3, 1930	King	28 Sep 1937
	Jean Le Moyne	liberal	Rigaud	23 Dec 1982	P. Trudeau	Feb. 17, 1988
	Joseph Lesage	liberal	Golf	03rd Mar 1944	King	09 Mar 1950
	James Leslie	conservative	Alma	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	0Dec 6, 1873
	David L'Espérance	conservative	Golf	July 26, 1917	Borden	Aug 31, 1941
	Luc Letellier de Saint-Just	liberal	Grandville	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	Dec 15, 1876
	John Lynch-Staunton	conservative	Grandville	23 Sep 1990	Mulroney	June 19, 2005
	Robert Mackay	liberal	Alma	Jan. 21, 1901	Laurier	Dec 25, 1916
	Alan Macnaughton	liberal	Saurel	0July 8, 1966	Pearson	July 30, 1978
	Shirley Maheu	liberal	Rougemont	0Feb. 1, 1996	Chrétien	0Feb 2, 2006
	Charles-Christophe Malhiot	liberal	De la Vallière	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	0Nov 9, 1874
	Ghislain Maltais	conservative	Chaouinigane	0Jan. 6, 2012	Harper	Apr 22, 2019
	Jean Marchand	liberal	De la Vallière	0Dec 9, 1976	P. Trudeau	Dec 15, 1983
	Louis-François-Rodrigue Masson	conservative	Mille Isles	29 Sep 1882 Feb. 3, 1890 0	Macdonald	0Nov 6, 1884 June 11, 1903
	Wilfrid Laurier McDougald	liberal	Wellington	June 25, 1926	King	0May 3, 1932
	Léonce Mercier	liberal	Mille Isles	0Aug 9, 1996	Chrétien	Aug 11, 2001
	Léon Méthot	Progressive Conservatives	Chaouinigane	Dec 12, 1957	Diefenbaker	0Aug 6, 1972
	William Mitchell	liberal	Wellington	05th Mar 1904	Laurier	May 10, 1926
	Hartland Molson	Independently	Alma	July 28, 1955	Saint-Laurent	May 31, 1993
	Gustave Monette	Progressive Conservatives	Mille Isles	Oct 12, 1957	Diefenbaker	23 Dec 1969
	Hyppolite Montplaisir	Liberal Conservatives	Chaouinigane	0Feb 9, 1891	Macdonald	June 20, 1927
	Lucien Moraud	Progressive Conservatives	La Salle	Dec 30, 1933	Bennett	May 29, 1951
	Yves Morin	liberal	Lauzon	0March 8 2001	Chrétien	Nov 28, 2004
	Edward Murphy	conservative	Victoria	May 30, 1889	Macdonald	0Dec 5, 1895
	Jacob Nicol	liberal	Bedford	July 14, 1944	King	23 Sep 1958
	Pierre Claude Nolin	conservative	De Salaberry	June 18, 1993	Mulroney	23 Apr 2015
	James O'Brien	conservative	Victoria	0Jan. 2, 1896	Bowell	May 28, 1903
	Alexander Walker Ogilvie	conservative	Alma	Dec. 24, 1881	Macdonald	Jan. 18, 1901
	Louis-Auguste Olivier	liberal	De Lanaudière	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	08 Sep 1873
	William Owens	conservative	Inkerman	Jan. 12, 1896	Bowell	0June 8, 1917
	Charles-Eugène Panet	liberal	La Salle	27 Mar 1874	Mackenzie	0Feb. 4, 1875
	Louis Panet	conservative	La Salle	Feb 10, 1871	Macdonald	26th Mar 1874
	Anselme-Homère Pâquet	liberal	De la Vallière	0Feb 9, 1875	Mackenzie	Dec 22, 1891
	Eugène Pâquet	conservative	Lauzon	Aug 14, 1935	Bennett	0May 8, 1951
	Joseph-Arthur Pâquet	liberal	La Salle	June 27, 1898	Laurier	29 Mar 1901
	Philippe-Jacques Paradis	liberal	Chaouinigane	Dec 14, 1927	King	June 20, 1933
	Georges Parent	liberal	Kennebec	0June 3, 1930	King	Dec 14, 1942
	Charles Pelletier	liberal	Grandville	0Feb. 2, 1877	Mackenzie	0Sep 1 1904
	Edward Goff Penny	liberal	Alma	13 Mar 1874	Mackenzie	Oct 11, 1881
	Lucie Pépin	liberal	Chaouinigane	0Apr 8, 1997	Chrétien	0Sep 7 2011
	Lazarus Phillips	liberal	Rigaud	0Feb 9, 1968	Pearson	Oct 10, 1970
	Madeleine Plamondon	Independently	Les Laurentides	0Sep 9 2003	Chrétien	21 Sep 2006
	Jean-Marie Poitras	Progressive Conservatives	De Salaberry	28 Sep 1988	Mulroney	May 25, 1993
	Rufus Henry Pope	Progressive Conservatives	Bedford	Nov 14, 1911	Borden	May 16, 1944
	Jean-François Pouliot	liberal	De la Durantaye	July 28, 1955	Saint-Laurent	June 28, 1966
	Charles Gavan Power	liberal	Golf	July 28, 1955	Saint-Laurent	May 30, 1968
	Christian Pozer	Independently	Lauzon	Sep 20 1876	Mackenzie	July 18, 1884
	Jules-Édouard Prévost	liberal	Mille Isles	0June 3, 1930	King	Oct 13, 1943
	David Edward Price	conservative	Les Laurentides	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	22 Aug 1883
	Evans John Price	conservative	Les Laurentides	0Dec. 1, 1888	Macdonald	Aug 30, 1899
	Marcel Prud'homme	Independently	La Salle	May 26, 1993	Mulroney	Nov 30, 2009
	Josie Alice Quart	Progressive Conservatives	Victoria	Nov 16, 1960	Diefenbaker	Apr 17, 1980
	Joseph-Hormisdas Rainville	liberal	Repentigny	0Oct 6, 1932	Bennett	Apr 14, 1942
	Donat Raymond	liberal	De la Vallière	December 20, 1926	King	05th June 1963
	Louis Renaud	conservative	De Salaberry	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	0Oct. 1, 1873
	Maurice Riel	liberal	Chaouinigane	0Oct 5, 1973	P. Trudeau	0Apr 3, 1997
	Michel Rivard	conservative	Laurentides	0Jan. 2, 2009	Harper	07 Aug 2016
	Jean-Claude Rivest	Independently	Stadacona	11th Mar 1993	Mulroney	Jan. 31, 2015
	Pietro Rizzuto	liberal	Repentigny	23 Dec 1976	P. Trudeau	0Aug 3, 1997
	Fernand Roberge	Progressive Conservatives	Saurel	May 26, 1993	Mulroney	July 19, 2000
	Louis Robitaille	conservative	Golf	0Feb 8, 1883	Macdonald	Dec. 28, 1884
	Théodore Robitaille	conservative	Golf	Jan. 29, 1885	Macdonald	17 Aug 1897
	Charles-Séraphin Rodier	conservative	Mille Isles	Dec 12, 1888	Macdonald	Jan. 26, 1890
	Jean-Baptiste Rolland	conservative	Mille Isles	Oct. 22, 1887	Macdonald	22 Mar 1888
	James Gibb Ross	conservative	Les Laurentides	Jan. 11, 1884	Macdonald	0Oct 1, 1888
	John Jones Ross	conservative	De la Durantaye	Apr 12, 1887	Macdonald	0May 4, 1901
	Yvette Boucher Rousseau	liberal	De Salaberry	27 Mar 1979	P. Trudeau	17th Mar 1988
	Jean-Louis Roux	liberal	Mille Isles	Aug 31, 1994	Chrétien	0Aug 8, 1996
	Thomas Ryan	conservative	Victoria	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	May 25, 1889
	Édouard-Charles Saint-Père	liberal	De Lanaudière	0Feb 9, 1940	King	Jan. 31, 1950
	John Sewell Sanborn	liberal	Wellington	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	0Oct. 1, 1872
	Arthur Sauvé	Progressive Conservatives	Rigaud	July 20, 1935	Bennett	0Feb 6, 1944
	Louis-Adélard Senécal	conservative	Mille Isles	Jan. 25, 1887	Macdonald	Oct 11, 1887
	Raymond Setlakwe	liberal	Les Laurentides	June 20, 2000	Chrétien	0July 3, 2003
	Joseph Shehyn	liberal	Les Laurentides	0Feb 5, 1900	Laurier	July 14, 1918
	Gardner Green Stevens	liberal	Bedford	Feb 12, 1876	Mackenzie	Apr 15, 1892
	John Sylvain	Progressive Conservatives	Rougemont	0Sep 7 1990	Mulroney	0Feb. 1, 1996
	Joseph Tassé	conservative	De Salaberry	0Feb 9, 1891	Macdonald	Jan. 17, 1895
	Jules Tessier	liberal	De la Durantaye	March 12 1903	Laurier	0Jan. 6, 1934
	Ulric-Joseph Tessier	liberal	Golf	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	Feb. 11, 1873
	Alfred Thibaudeau	liberal	De la Vallière	22 Aug 1896	Laurier	Aug 15, 1926
	Joseph-Rosaire Thibaudeau	liberal	Rigaud	0Jan. 4, 1878	Mackenzie	June 16, 1909
	Edmund William Tobin	liberal	Victoria	0June 3, 1930	King	June 24, 1938
	Arthur Tremblay	Progressive Conservatives	Les Laurentides	27 Sep 1979	Clark	June 18, 1992
	Léonard Tremblay	liberal	Lauzon	June 12, 1953	Saint-Laurent	0Sep 2 1965
	François-Xavier-Anselme Trudel	conservative	De Salaberry	Oct. 31, 1873	Macdonald	Jan. 17, 1890
	Cyrille Vaillancourt	liberal	Kennebec	03rd Mar 1944	King	0Jan. 3, 1969
	Thomas Vien	liberal	De Lorimier	0Oct 5, 1942	King	0Apr 1, 1968
	Joseph-Octave Villeneuve	conservative	De Salaberry	0Jan. 2, 1896	Bowell	June 27, 1901
	Claude Wagner	Progressive Conservatives	Kennebec	Apr 21, 1978	P. Trudeau	July 11, 1979
	Lorne Campbell Webster	conservative	Stadacona	Jan. 10, 1920	Borden	27 Sep 1941
	Richard Smeaton White	conservative	Inkerman	July 30, 1917	Borden	December 17, 1936
	Charles Wilson	conservative	Rigaud	Oct 23, 1867	proclamation	0May 4, 1877
	Joseph-Marcellin Wilson	liberal	Saurel	0May 3, 1911	Laurier	0Jan. 1, 1939
	Lawrence Alexander Wilson	liberal	Rigaud	0June 3, 1930	King	03rd Mar 1934
	Charlie Watt	liberal	Inkerman	Jan. 16, 1984	P. Trudeau	16. Mar. 2018
	Dalia Wood	liberal	Montarville	26th Mar 1979	P. Trudeau	Jan. 31, 1999

Senate divisions

The boundaries of the divisions are set forth in the Consolidated Bylaws of Canada of 1859 as follows :

division	expansion
Alma	“The communes of Long-Point, Pointe-aux-Trembles, Rivière-des-Prairies, Sault-aux-Récollets in the county of Hochelaga and that part of the commune of Montréal east of the extension of the rue Saint-Denis; the county of Laval and that part of the municipality of Montréal east of the extension of rue Bonsécours and rue Saint-Denis. "
Bedford	"The counties of Missisquoi, Brome and Shefford."
De la Durantaye	“The rest of County L'Islet, Counties Montmagny and Bellechasse, and the parishes of Saint-Joseph, Saint-Henri and Notre-Dame-de-la-Victoire in County Lévis.” The statement “The rest of County L'Islet “Refers to the description of the Grandville Senate division.
De la Vallière	"Counties Nicolet and Yamaska, the towns of Wendover, Grantham and that part of Upton that is in County Drummond."
De Lanaudière	“The rest of County Maskinongé, Counties Berthier and Joliette except Saint-Paul Parish, Kildare City and its extension, and the City of Cathcart.” The statement “the rest of Maskinongé County” refers to the description of the Shawinigan Senate Division .
De Lorimier	“The counties of Saint-Jean and Napierville; Saint-Jean-Chrysosôme and Russelltown in the county of Châteauguay; Hemmingford in County Huntingdon. "
De Salaberry	"The rest of the county of Châteauguay, the rest of the county of Huntingdon and the county of Beauharnois." For missing parts, see the description of the De Lorimier Senate division.
Grandville	"The counties of Témiscouata and Kamouraska, the communes of Saint-Roch-des-Aulnets and Saint-Jean-Port-Joli and the extension of this in a straight line to the provincial border in the county of L'Islet."
Golf	"The counties of Gaspé, Bonaventure and Rimouski."
Inkerman	"The counties of Argenteuil, Ottawa and Pontiac."
Kennebec	"The counties of Lotbinière, Mégantic and Arthabaska."
La Salle	"The rest of County Quebec, County Portneuf and all those parts of the Quebec Banlieue that are in the parish of Notre-Dame-de-Quebec." .
Lauzon	“The rest of County Lévis, Counties Dorchester and Beauce.” The statement “the rest of County Lévis” refers to the description of the Senate Division De la Durantaye.
Les Laurentides	"The counties Chicoutimi, Charlevoix, Saguenay and Montmorency, the Seigneurie Beauport, the parish of Charlesbourg and the cities of Stoneham and Tewkesbury in the county of Quebec."
Mille Isles	"The counties of Terrebonne and Deux-Montagnes."
Montarville	"The counties of Verchères, Chambly and Laprairie."
Repentigny	“The municipality of Saint-Paul, the city of Kildare and its extension, and the city of Cathcart in County Joliette; the counties of L'Assomption and Montcalm. "
Rigaud	“The rest of the parish of Montréal plus the counties of Jacques-Cartier, Vaudreuil and Solanges.” The statement “the rest of the parish of Montréal” refers to the description of the Alma Senate Division.
Rougemont	“The rest of the County of Saint-Hyacinth, Counties of Rouville and Iberville.” The statement “the rest of the parish County of Saint-Hyacinth” refers to the description of the Senate Division of Saurel.
Chaouinigane	"The counties of Richelieu and Bagot and the communes of Saint-Denis, La Présentation, Saint-Barnabé and Saint-Jude in the county of Saint-Hyacinth."
Saurel	"Counties of Champlain and Saint-Maurice, the city of Trois-Rivières, the common Rivière-du-Loup, Saint-Léon, Saint-Paulin and the city of Hunterstown and its extension in the county of Maskinongé."
Stadacona	“The rest of the city and the suburbs of Québec.” The statement “the rest ...” refers to the description of the La Salle Senate division.
Victoria	“The rest of the city of Montréal.” This statement relates to the description of the Alma Senate Division.
Wellington	"The rest of County Drummond, County Richmond, the city of Sherbrooke, the Counties Wolfe, Compton and Stanstead." The statement "the rest of County Drummond" refers to the description of the Senate Division De la Vallière.

Remarks

1. ↑ ^{a b} The party to which the senators last belonged is given.
2. ↑ Senators are appointed by the Governor General on the proposal of the Prime Minister.
3. ↑ Senators must resign after the age of 75.
4. ↑ Senators are appointed by the Governor General on the proposal of the Prime Minister. When the Senate was founded in 1867, the appointment was made directly by Queen Victoria by means of a royal proclamation.
5. ↑ Belleau declined the appointment to senator.
6. ↑ ^{a b} Grimard and Lavoie-Roux were appointed additional representatives of the Senatorial Québec region under Article 26 of the Constitution. They were therefore not bound by the usual division into divisions.

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