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Revision as of 01:34, 28 December 2023 edit Yue (talk \| contribs) Autopatrolled, Extended confirmed users, New page reviewers, Pending changes reviewers, Rollbackers 66,961 edits m Caps ← Previous edit		Revision as of 19:54, 25 June 2024 edit undo Yue (talk \| contribs) Autopatrolled, Extended confirmed users, New page reviewers, Pending changes reviewers, Rollbackers 66,961 edits rv: WP:OR. Please provide a reliable source verifying this claim. Incumbent party leader Elizabeth May herself would take issue with being described as "on the left", as would her predecessor. What do you assume "moderate" means to the party? Tag: Undo Next edit →
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Line 14: {\| class="wikitable sortable" \|- ! colspan="2" \| Name and {{tooltip\|abbr.\|Abbreviation}} ! Founded ! class="unsortable"\| Leader▼ ! class="unsortable"\| Ideology ! Political position▼ ▲! class="unsortable"\| Leader ! [[House of Commons of Canada\|MPs]] ! Largest MP caucus ▲! Political position \|- {{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Liberal\|row}} \| [[Liberal Party of Canada]] (LPC)<br /><small>{{lang\|fr\|Parti libéral du Canada}} (PLC)</small> \| style="text-align:right;"\| 1867 \| [[Justin Trudeau]]▼ \| {{ubl\|class=nowrap\|[[Liberalism in Canada\|Liberalism]]\|[[Social liberalism]]}} \| {{nowrap\|[[Centre politics\|Centre]] to [[Centre-left politics\|centre-left]]}}▼ ▲\| [[Justin Trudeau]] \| {{Composition bar\|~~158~~156\|338\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Liberal}}}}   \| {{Composition bar\|179\|245\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Liberal}}}} (1940){{efn\|In 2015, the Liberal Party held 184 seats; the most in its history. However, at that time there were 338 seats total, so the proportion of seats held by the party was smaller than it was in 1940.}} ▲\| {{nowrap\|[[Centre politics\|Centre]] to [[Centre-left politics\|centre-left]]}} \|- {{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Conservative\|row}} \| [[Conservative Party of Canada]]~~ ~~ (CPC)<br /><small>{{lang\|fr\|Parti conservateur du Canada}} (PCC)</small> \| style="text-align:right;"\| 2003 \| [[Pierre Poilievre]]▼ \| {{ubl\|class=nowrap\|[[Conservatism in Canada\|Conservatism]]\|[[Economic liberalism]]}} \| {{nowrap\|[[Centre-right politics\|Centre-right]] to [[Right-wing politics\|right-wing]]}}▼ ▲\| [[Pierre Poilievre]] \| {{Composition bar\|~~117~~118\|338\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Conservative}}}}   \| {{Composition bar\|166\|308\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Conservative}}}} (2011) ▲\| {{nowrap\|[[Centre-right politics\|Centre-right]] to [[Right-wing politics\|right-wing]]}} \|- {{Canadian party colour\|CA\|BQ\|row}} \| {{lang\|fr\|[[Bloc Québécois]]}} ''(BQ)'' \| style="text-align:right;"\| 1991 \| {{ubl\|class=nowrap\|[[Quebec sovereignty movement\|Quebec sovereignty]]\|[[Social democracy]]\|[[Regionalism (politics)\|Regionalism]]}}▼ \| {{Nowrap\|[[Yves-François Blanchet]]}} ▲\| {{ubl\|class=nowrap\|[[Quebec sovereignty movement\|Quebec sovereignty]]\|[[Social democracy]]\|[[Regionalism (politics)\|Regionalism]]\|[[Republicanism]]}} \| [[Centre-left politics\|Centre-left]]▼ \| {{Composition bar\|32\|338\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|BQ}}}}   \| {{Composition bar\|54\|295\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|BQ}}}} (1993){{efn\|The Bloc Québécois also won 54 seats in the 2004 election, but at the time there were 308 seats total, so the proportion of seats held by the party was smaller than it was in 1993.}} ▲\| [[Centre-left politics\|Centre-left]] \|- {{Canadian party colour\|CA\|NDP\|row}} \| [[New Democratic Party]] (NDP)<br /><small>{{lang\|fr\|Nouveau Parti démocratique}} (NPD)</small> \| style="text-align:right;"\| 1961 \| {{ubl\|class=nowrap\|[[Social democracy]]\|[[Democratic socialism]]}}▼ \| [[Jagmeet Singh]] ▲\| ~~{{ubl\|class=nowrap\|~~[[Social democracy]]\|<br>[[Progressivism]]<br>[[Democratic socialism]] {{small\|(factions)}} \| {{Composition bar\|25\|338\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|NDP}}}}  ▼ \| ~~{{ubl\|~~[[Centre-left politics\|Centre-left]] to [[Left-wing politics\|left-wing]]}}▼ ▲\| {{Composition bar\|2524\|338\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|NDP}}}}   \| {{Composition bar\|103\|308\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|NDP}}}} (2011) ▲\| {{ubl\|[[Centre-left politics\|Centre-left]] to [[Left-wing politics\|left-wing]]}} \|- {{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Green\|row}} \| [[Green Party of Canada]] (GPC)<br /><small>{{lang\|fr\|Le Parti Vert du Canada}}</small> \| style="text-align:right;"\| 1983 \| [[Elizabeth May]]▼ \| [[Green politics]] \| ▼ ▲\| [[Elizabeth May]] \| {{Composition bar\|2\|338\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Green}}}}   \| {{Composition bar\|3\|338\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Green}}}} (2019) ▲\| \|} === Registered parties === Line 179 ⟶ 178: \|— \| {{Composition bar\|39\|338\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Rhinoceros}}}} (2019) \|- {{Canadian party colour\|CA\|~~Conservative~~United\|row}}▼ \| United Party of Canada \| style="text-align:right;"\| 2024 \| [[Social conservatism]] \| Grant Abraham \|— \|— \|[[Right-wing politics\|Right-wing]] \|} Line 215 ⟶ 222: ! class="unsortable"\| Ideology ! class="unsortable"\| Facilitator / Leader ! [[Senate of Canada\|Senators]] {{as of\|~~2023~~2024\|lc=yes}} ! Most senators \|- Line 223 ⟶ 230: \| [[Independent politician\|Non-partisan]] [[technical group]] \| [[Raymonde Saint-Germain]] \| {{Composition bar\|3943\|105\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Independent Senators Group}}}}   \| {{Composition bar\|59\|105\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Independent Senators Group}}}} (2019) \|- Line 231 ⟶ 238: \| [[Independent politician\|Non-partisan]] [[technical group]] \| [[Scott Tannas]] \| {{Composition bar\|1618\|105\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Canadian Senators Group}}}}   \| {{Composition bar\|1618\|105\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Canadian Senators Group}}}} (~~2023~~2024) \|-▼ ▲{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Conservative\|row}} \| [[Conservative Party of Canada]] <br /><small>{{lang\|fr\|Parti conservateur du Canada}}</small>▼ \| 2003▼ \| [[Conservatism in Canada\|Conservatism]], [[economic liberalism]]▼ \| [[Pierre Poilievre]]▼ \| {{Composition bar\|15\|105\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Conservative}}}}  ▼ \| {{Composition bar\|65\|105\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Conservative}}}} (2013)▼ \|- {{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Progressive Senate Group\|row}} Line 247 ⟶ 246: \| [[Independent politician\|Non-partisan]] [[technical group]] \| [[Jane Cordy]] \| {{Composition bar\|1214\|105\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Progressive Senate Group}}}}   \| {{Composition bar\|14\|105\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Progressive Senate Group}}}} (2021) ▲\|- {{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Conservative\|row}} ▲\| [[Conservative Party of Canada]] <br /><small>{{lang\|fr\|Parti conservateur du Canada}}</small> ▲\| 2003 ▲\| [[Conservatism in Canada\|Conservatism]], [[economic liberalism]] ▲\| [[Pierre Poilievre]] ▲\| {{Composition bar\|1512\|105\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Conservative}}}}   ▲\| {{Composition bar\|65\|105\|{{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Conservative}}}} (2013) \|} Line 297 ⟶ 304: \|- {{Canadian party colour\|CA\|Nationalist\|row}} \| [[Canadian Nationalist Party (2017)\|Canadian Nationalist Party]]<br /><small>{{lang\|fr\|Parti nationaliste canadien}}</small> \| 2017 \|\| {{dts\|2022}} \| [[White nationalism]] Line 779 ⟶ 786: * [[Action Canada]] (founded in 1971) * [[Canadian Labour Party]], 1917–1929 * [[Canadian Renewal Party ~~for Renewal~~]], 1993 * [[Canadian Union of Fascists]], 1930s * [[Christian Credit Party]], 1982–1983