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Line 1: {{Use mdy dates\|date=September 2023}} '''By-elections to the 32nd Canadian Parliament''' were held to fill vacancies in the [[House of Commons of Canada]] between the [[1980 Canadian federal election\|1980 federal election]] and the [[1984 Canadian federal election\|1984 federal election]]. The [[Liberal Party of Canada]] led a [[majority government]] for the entirety of the [[32nd Canadian Parliament]], though their number did decrease from [[by-election]]s. 27 seats became vacant during the life of the Parliament. 12 of these vacancies were filled through by-elections, and 15 seats remained vacant when the 1984 federal election was called. <onlyinclude> {\| class="wikitable" \|- !By-election !! ~~Year~~Date !! Incumbent !! colspan=2 \| Party !! Winner !! colspan=2 \| Party !! Cause !! Retained \|- \|[[Mission—Port Moody]] \|August 29, 1983 \|[[Mark Rose (politician)\|Mark Rose]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/~~colour\|CA\|NDP\|background}}\| \|[[New Democratic Party (Canada)\|New Democratic ~~Party~~]] \|[[Gerry St. Germain]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/Progressive Conservative~~colour\|CA\|PC\|background}}\| \|[[Progressive Conservative Party of Canada\|Progressive Conservative]] \|Resignation Line 16 ⟶ 20: \|- \|[[Central Nova]] \|August 29, 1983 \|[[Elmer M. MacKay]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/Progressive Conservative~~colour\|CA\|PC\|background}}\| \|[[Progressive Conservative Party of Canada\|Progressive Conservative]] \|[[Brian Mulroney]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/Progressive Conservative~~colour\|CA\|PC\|background}}\| \|[[Progressive Conservative Party of Canada\|Progressive Conservative]] \|Resignation to provide a seat for Mulroney Line 27 ⟶ 31: \|- \|[[Brandon—Souris]] \|May 24, 1983 \|[[Walter Dinsdale]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/Progressive Conservative~~colour\|CA\|PC\|background}}\| \|[[Progressive Conservative Party of Canada\|Progressive Conservative]] \|[[Lee Clark (Canadian politician)\|Lee Clark]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/Progressive Conservative~~colour\|CA\|PC\|background}}\| \|[[Progressive Conservative Party of Canada\|Progressive Conservative]] \|Death (kidney failure) Line 38 ⟶ 42: \|- \|[[Broadview—Greenwood]] \|October 12, 1982 \|[[Bob Rae]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/~~colour\|CA\|NDP\|background}}\| \|[[New Democratic Party (Canada)\|New Democratic ~~Party~~]] \|[[Lynn McDonald]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/~~colour\|CA\|NDP\|background}}\| \|[[New Democratic Party (Canada)\|New Democratic ~~Party~~]] \|Resigned to become leader of [[New Democratic Party of Ontario]] ~~\|Resignation~~ \|Yes \|- \|[[Leeds—Grenville]] \|October 12, 1982 \|[[Tom Cossitt]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/Progressive Conservative~~colour\|CA\|PC\|background}}\| \|[[Progressive Conservative Party of Canada\|Progressive Conservative]] \|[[Jennifer Cossitt]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/Progressive Conservative~~colour\|CA\|PC\|background}}\| \|[[Progressive Conservative Party of Canada\|Progressive Conservative]] \|Death (heart attack) Line 60 ⟶ 64: \|- \|[[Timiskaming (electoral district)\|Timiskaming]] \|October 12, 1982 \|[[Bruce Lonsdale]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/~~colour\|CA\|Liberal\|background}}\| \|[[Liberal Party of Canada\|Liberal]] \|[[John MacDougall (Ontario politician)\|John A. MacDougall]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/Progressive Conservative~~colour\|CA\|PC\|background}}\| \|[[Progressive Conservative Party of Canada\|Progressive Conservative]] \|Death (car accident) Line 71 ⟶ 75: \|- \|[[Spadina (electoral district)\|Spadina]] \|August 17, 1981 \|[[Peter Stollery]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/~~colour\|CA\|Liberal\|background}}\| \|[[Liberal Party of Canada\|Liberal]] \|[[Dan Heap]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/~~colour\|CA\|NDP\|background}}\| \|[[New Democratic Party (Canada)\|New Democratic ~~Party~~]] \|Called to the Senate \|'''No''' \|- \|[[Joliette (federal electoral district)\|Joliette]] \|August 17, 1981 \|[[Roch La Salle]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/Progressive Conservative~~colour\|CA\|PC\|background}}\| \|[[Progressive Conservative Party of Canada\|Progressive Conservative]] \|[[Roch La Salle]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/Progressive Conservative~~colour\|CA\|PC\|background}}\| \|[[Progressive Conservative Party of Canada\|Progressive Conservative]] \|Resignation to contest the 1981 Quebec election \|Yes \|- \|[[Lévis (federal electoral district)\|Lévis]] \|May 4, 1981 \|[[Raynald Guay]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/~~colour\|CA\|Liberal\|background}}\| \|[[Liberal Party of Canada\|Liberal]] \|[[Gaston Gourde]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/~~colour\|CA\|Liberal\|background}}\| \|[[Liberal Party of Canada\|Liberal]] \|Resignation \|Yes \|- \|[[London West (federal electoral district)\|London West]] \|April 13, 1981 \|[[Judd Buchanan]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/~~colour\|CA\|Liberal\|background}}\| \|[[Liberal Party of Canada\|Liberal]] \|[[Jack Burghardt]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/~~colour\|CA\|Liberal\|background}}\| \|[[Liberal Party of Canada\|Liberal]] \|Resignation Line 115 ⟶ 119: \|- \|[[Cardigan (electoral district)\|Cardigan]] \|April 13, 1981 \|[[Daniel J. MacDonald]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/~~colour\|CA\|Liberal\|background}}\| \|[[Liberal Party of Canada\|Liberal]] \|[[W. Bennett Campbell]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/~~colour\|CA\|Liberal\|background}}\| \|[[Liberal Party of Canada\|Liberal]] \|Death \|Yes \|- \|[[Hamilton West (federal electoral district)\|Hamilton West]] \|September 8, 1980 \|[[Lincoln Alexander]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/Progressive Conservative~~colour\|CA\|PC\|background}}\| \|[[Progressive Conservative Party of Canada\|Progressive Conservative]] \|[[Stan Hudecki]] \|{{Canadian ~~politics/~~party ~~colours/~~colour\|CA\|Liberal\|background}}\| \|[[Liberal Party of Canada\|Liberal]] \|Resignation Line 137 ⟶ 141: \|} </onlyinclude> [[Category:Federal by-elections in Canada]]▼ ==See also== [[List of federal by-elections in Canada]] ==Sources== [http://www2.parl.gc.ca/Parlinfo/compilations/HouseOfCommons/ElectedByElection.aspx?Language=E Parliament of Canada–Elected in By-Elections] {{Webarchive\|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20121119171051/http://www.parl.gc.ca/ParlInfo/compilations/HouseOfCommons/ElectedByElection.aspx?Language=E \|date=2012-11-19 }} {{Canada elections}} [[Category:1983 elections in Canada]] [[Category:1982 elections in Canada]] [[Category:1981 elections in Canada]] [[Category:1980 elections in Canada]] ▲[[Category:Federal by-elections in Canada\|32nd]]