By-election |
Date |
Incumbent |
Party |
Winner |
Party |
Cause |
Retained |
Stanstead |
January 22, 1908 |
Henry Lovell |
|
Liberal |
Charles Henry Lovell |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Yes |
Huron South |
January 22, 1908 |
Benjamin B. Gunn |
|
Conservative |
Murdo Young McLean |
|
Liberal |
Death |
No |
Nicolet |
December 30, 1907 |
Charles Ramsay Devlin |
|
Liberal |
Gustave-Adolphe-Narcisse Turcotte |
|
Liberal |
Resignation upon appointment to the provincial cabinet of Quebec |
Yes |
City of Ottawa |
December 23, 1907 |
Napoléon Antoine Belcourt |
|
Liberal |
William H. Hutchison |
|
Liberal |
Called to the Senate |
Yes |
Labelle |
December 23, 1907 |
Henri Bourassa |
|
Liberal |
Charles Beautron Major |
|
Liberal |
Resignation to enter provincial politics |
Yes |
York Centre |
December 23, 1907 |
Archibald Campbell |
|
Liberal |
Peter Douglas McLean |
|
Liberal |
Called to the Senate |
Yes |
Colchester |
November 28, 1907 |
Frederick Andrew Laurence |
|
Liberal |
John Stanfield |
|
Conservative |
Appointed a judge |
No |
London |
October 29, 1907 |
C. S. Hyman |
|
Liberal |
Thomas Beattie |
|
Conservative |
Resignation |
No |
Northumberland East |
October 29, 1907 |
Edward Cochrane |
|
Conservative |
Charles Lewis Owen |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Yes |
Wellington North |
October 29, 1907 |
Thomas Martin |
|
Liberal |
Alexander Munro Martin |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Yes |
Brockville |
September 18, 1907 |
Daniel Derbyshire |
|
Liberal |
George Perry Graham |
|
Liberal |
Called to the Senate |
Yes |
City and County of St. John |
September 18, 1907 |
Alfred Stockton |
|
Conservative |
William Pugsley |
|
Liberal |
Death |
No |
Richelieu |
March 7, 1907 |
Arthur-Aimé Bruneau |
|
Liberal |
Adélard Lanctôt |
|
Liberal |
Appointed a judge of the Superior Court of Quebec |
Yes |
L'Assomption |
March 7, 1907 |
Romuald-Charlemagne Laurier |
|
Liberal |
Ruben Charles Laurier |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Yes |
Victoria |
March 5, 1907 |
John Costigan |
|
Liberal |
Pius Michaud |
|
Liberal |
Called to the Senate |
Yes |
Three Rivers and St. Maurice |
February 28, 1907 |
Jacques Bureau |
|
Liberal |
Jacques Bureau |
|
Liberal |
Recontested upon appointment as Solicitor General |
Yes |
Nicolet |
December 29, 1906 |
Rodolphe Lemieux |
|
Liberal |
Charles Ramsay Devlin |
|
Liberal |
Chose to sit for Gaspé |
Yes |
St. Ann |
November 21, 1906 |
Daniel Gallery |
|
Liberal |
Joseph Charles Walsh |
|
Liberal |
Election declared void |
Yes |
St. Mary |
November 21, 1906 |
Camille Piché |
|
Liberal |
Médéric Martin |
|
Liberal |
Appointed Police Magistrate in Montreal. |
Yes |
Shelburne and Queen's |
October 31, 1906 |
William Stevens Fielding |
|
Liberal |
William Stevens Fielding |
|
Liberal |
Election declared void |
Yes |
Bruce North |
October 30, 1906 |
Leonard Thomas Bland |
|
Liberal-Conservative |
John Tolmie |
|
Liberal |
Death |
No |
Quebec County |
October 23, 1906 |
Charles Fitzpatrick |
|
Liberal |
Lorenzo Robitaille |
|
Independent Liberal |
Appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada |
No |
St. Johns—Iberville |
October 16, 1906 |
Louis Philippe Demers |
|
Liberal |
Marie Joseph Demers |
|
Liberal |
Appointed Puisne Judge of the Superior Court of Quebec |
Yes |
Elgin East |
October 14, 1906 |
Andrew B. Ingram |
|
Liberal-Conservative |
David Marshall |
|
Conservative |
Appointed Vice Chairman of the Ontario Railway and Municipal Commission |
Yes |
Renfrew North |
October 9, 1906 |
Peter White |
|
Conservative |
Gerald Verner White |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Yes |
Strathcona |
April 5, 1906 |
Peter Talbot |
|
Liberal |
Wilbert McIntyre |
|
Liberal |
Called to the Senate |
Yes |
Cape Breton North and Victoria |
March 14, 1906 |
Daniel Duncan McKenzie |
|
Liberal |
Alexander Charles Ross |
|
Liberal |
Appointed a judge |
Yes |
Victoria City |
March 6, 1906 |
George Riley |
|
Liberal |
William Templeman |
|
Liberal |
Resignation to provide a seat for Templeman |
Yes |
Maisonneuve |
February 23, 1906 |
Raymond Préfontaine |
|
Liberal |
Alphonse Verville |
|
Labour |
Death |
No |
Assiniboia West |
February 6, 1906 |
Thomas Walter Scott |
|
Liberal |
William Erskine Knowles |
|
Liberal |
Resignation to enter provincial politics in Saskatchewan |
Yes |
Saskatchewan |
February 6, 1906 |
John Henderson Lamont |
|
Liberal |
George Ewan McCraney |
|
Liberal |
Resignation to enter provincial politics in Saskatchewan |
Yes |
Town of Sherbrooke |
February 6, 1906 |
Arthur Norreys Worthington |
|
Conservative |
Arthur Norreys Worthington |
|
Conservative |
Election declared void |
Yes |
Compton |
January 4, 1906 |
Aylmer Byron Hunt |
|
Liberal |
Aylmer Byron Hunt |
|
Liberal |
Election declared void |
Yes |
York North |
November 22, 1905 |
William Mulock |
|
Liberal |
Allen Bristol Aylesworth |
|
Liberal |
Appointed a judge |
Yes |
Antigonish |
November 22, 1905 |
Colin McIsaac |
|
Liberal |
William Chisholm |
|
Liberal |
Appointed a Railway Commissioner |
Yes |
Lambton West |
November 22, 1905 |
Thomas George Johnston |
|
Liberal |
Frederick Forsyth Pardee |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Yes |
Wentworth |
November 22, 1905 |
E. D. Smith |
|
Conservative |
Peter Douglas McLean |
|
Conservative |
Election declared void |
Yes |
London |
June 13, 1905 |
C. S. Hyman |
|
Liberal |
C. S. Hyman |
|
Liberal |
Recontested upon appointment as Minister of Public Works |
Yes |
Oxford North |
June 13, 1905 |
James Sutherland |
|
Liberal |
George Smith |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Yes |
Lévis |
June 6, 1905 |
Louis Julien Demers |
|
Liberal |
Louis Auguste Carrier |
|
Liberal |
Death |
Yes |
Edmonton |
April 25, 1905 |
Frank Oliver |
|
Liberal |
Frank Oliver |
|
Liberal |
Recontested upon appointment as Minister of the Interior. |
Yes |
Toronto Centre |
April 11, 1905 |
Edward Frederick Clarke |
|
Conservative |
Edmund James Bristol |
|
Conservative |
Death |
Yes |
Wright |
February 13, 1905 |
Wilfrid Laurier |
|
Liberal |
Emmanuel Berchmans Devlin |
|
Liberal |
Chose to sit for Quebec East |
Yes |
Carleton |
February 4, 1905 |
Edward Kidd |
|
Conservative |
Robert L. Borden |
|
Conservative |
Resignation to provide a seat for Borden |
Yes |
Quebec-Centre |
January 19, 1905 |
Arthur Cyrille Albert Malouin |
|
Liberal |
Arthur Lachance |
|
Liberal |
Appointed a judge of the Superior Court of Quebec |
Yes |