List of current senators of Canada

This is a list of members of the Senate of Canada (), the upper house of the Canadian Parliament.

, there are 90 senators. 41 senators are part of the Independent Senators Group. 16 are part of senate caucus of the Conservative Party of Canada. 14 senators are part of the Progressive Senate Group. 12 are part of the Canadian Senators Group. 7 are not part of any group. 15 seats are empty.

 Current senators 
NameSenate political affiliationProvince (Division)Date appointedAppointed on the advice ofMandatory retirement dateTitles and notesProgressive Senate GroupNorthwest Territories Trudeau, J.Independent Senators GroupSaskatchewan  Trudeau, J. ConservativeOntario (Toronto) HarperIndependent Senators GroupQuebec (De Salaberry)  Trudeau, J. ConservativeSaskatchewan HarperExpelled from the national Conservative caucus on November 16, 2021 but remains a member of the Senate Conservative Caucus.Progressive Senate GroupQuebec (Alma) HarperLegislative Deputy to Government Representative Peter Harder until she joined the ISG, November 14, 2019.Progressive Senate GroupNova Scotia (East Preston) Trudeau, J. Canadian Senators GroupOntario (Centre Wellington) Trudeau, J.Independent Senators GroupOntario Trudeau, J.ConservativeQuebec (La Salle) HarperIndependent Senators GroupOntario Trudeau, J. Progressive Senate GroupManitoba Trudeau, J.Independent Senators GroupOntario Trudeau, J.  Non-affiliatedQuebec (Repentigny) HarperIndependent Senators GroupBritish Columbia Trudeau, J.Canadian Senators GroupBritish Columbia (Vancouver) MartinConservativeQuebec (Mille Isles) Harper former Representative of the Government and former Opposition LeaderIndependent Senators GroupNova Scotia Trudeau, J.Independent Senators GroupOntario Trudeau, J.Progressive Senate GroupNova Scotia ChrétienProgressive Senate Group LeaderIndependent Senators GroupNew Brunswick Trudeau, J.Independent Senators GroupSaskatchewan Trudeau, J.Independent Senators GroupNova Scotia (Antigonish) Trudeau, J.Canadian Senators GroupQuebec (Victoria) HarperProgressive Senate GroupQuebec (De Lorimier) Trudeau, J.Independent Senators GroupOntario Trudeau, J.Progressive Senate GroupQuebec (Lauzon) MartinProgressive Senate Group Deputy LeaderIndependent Senators GroupNova Scotia Trudeau, J.Independent Senators GroupOntario (Waterloo Region) Trudeau, J.Independent Senators GroupOntario Trudeau, J.Canadian Senators GroupPrince Edward Island (Charlottetown) ChrétienIndependent Senators GroupYukon Trudeau, J.Independent Senators GroupQuebec (The Laurentides) Trudeau, J.Independent Senators GroupQuebec (Gulf) Trudeau, J.Progressive Senate GroupPrince Edward Island Trudeau, J.Non-affiliatedNewfoundland and Labrador ChrétienSpeakerNon-affiliatedManitoba Trudeau, J.Legislative Deputy to Government Representative Marc Gold as of January 31, 2020Independent Senators GroupQuebec (Bedford) Trudeau, J.Progressive Senate GroupQuebec (Rigaud)  Trudeau, J. Progressive Senate GroupQuebec (Kennebec)  Trudeau, J. Non-affiliated Quebec (Stadacona) Trudeau, J.Representative of the Government in the Senate as of January 24, 2020Canadian Senators GroupNova Scotia (Halifax — The Citadel) HarperProgressive Senate GroupOntario (Ottawa) Trudeau, J.former Representative of the Government from March 23, 2016 to December 31, 2019.Independent Senators GroupNew Brunswick Trudeau, J.ConservativeQuebec (Wellington) Harper former SpeakerIndependent Senators GroupBritish Columbia ChrétienProgressive Senate GroupSaskatchewan Trudeau, J.Independent Senators GroupNova Scotia Trudeau, J.Non-affiliatedAlberta Trudeau, J.Government Liaison (whip) as of January 31, 2020Independent Senators GroupOntario Trudeau, J.Independent Senators GroupQuebec (Shawinegan) Trudeau, J.joined the ISG on November 7, 2019Progressive Senate GroupNew Brunswick MartinConservativeNova Scotia (Cape Breton) HarperConservativeNewfoundland and Labrador HarperConservativeNewfoundland and Labrador HarperConservativeBritish Columbia (Vancouver) HarperOpposition Deputy LeaderIndependent Senators GroupOntario Trudeau, J.Independent Senators GroupQuebec (De Lanaudière) ChrétienNon-AffiliatedManitoba Trudeau, J.Non-AffiliatedManitoba Trudeau, J.Left the Independent Senators Group in October, 2021 prior to a private hearing to determine if McPhedran should be expelled from the group.Independent Senators GroupQuebec (Rougemont) Trudeau, J.Progressive Senate GroupNova Scotia (Northend Halifax) ChrétienWhip of the Progressive Senate GroupIndependent Senators GroupQuebec (Inkerman) Trudeau, J.ConservativeNew Brunswick (St. Leonard) HarperIndependent Senators GroupOntario Trudeau, J.Independent Senators GroupOntario Trudeau, J.ConservativeOntario (Mississauga) HarperIndependent Senators GroupOntario Trudeau, J.Independent Senators GroupOntario Trudeau, J.Canadian Senators GroupNunavut HarperIndependent Senators GroupQuebec (Grandville) Trudeau, J.ConservativeManitoba (Landmark) HarperOpposition LeaderConservativeNew Brunswick (Saint-Louis-de-Kent) HarperCanadian Senators GroupNew Brunswick Trudeau, J.Independent Senators GroupNewfoundland and Labrador Trudeau, J.Canadian Senators GroupNew Brunswick Trudeau, J.Independent Senators GroupNew Brunswick ChrétienIndependent Senators GroupQuebec (De la Vallière) Trudeau, J.ConservativeQuébec (De la Durantaye) HarperOpposition Whip as of November 14, 2019Independent Senators GroupAlberta Trudeau, J.ConservativeQuebec (Saurel) Harper former Opposition LeaderIndependent Senators GroupAlberta  Trudeau, J.Canadian Senators GroupAlberta HarperIn an interview with The Hill Times in July 2017, Senator Tannas "...has made it clear he will stay no longer than a decade." which would put his retirement date no later than March 25, 2023.Canadian Senators GroupQuebec (Montarville) HarperCanadian Senators GroupSaskatchewan  HarperConservativeNewfoundland and Labrador HarperIndependent Senators GroupOntario Trudeau, J.Canadian Senators GroupOntario HarperUpon his appointment, Senator White said that he would step down after nine years (no later than February 20, 2021).Independent Senators GroupBritish Columbia Trudeau, J.Facilitator of the Independent Senators Group Independent Senators GroupOntario Trudeau, J.

 Vacancies 

 Standings 
Members of the Senate of Canada can be the representatives of a political party if agreed by themselves and their party.The current party standings in the Senate of Canada these:

PartyBCABSKMBONQCNBNSPENLYTNTNUTotalIndependent Senators Group 32201510340110041Conservative 101125210300016Progressive Senate Group 001115131001014Canadian Senators Group 111022211000112Non-affiliated 01030200010007Vacant 121140212100015Total66662424101046111105

 Membership changes since the last election 

 Standings changes since the last election 

 Appointment breakdown 
Prime MinisterTermISGCons.PSGCSGN-ATotal Jean Chrétien 1993–2003 3 0 2 1 1 7 Paul Martin 2003–2006 0 0 2 1 0 3 Stephen Harper 2006–2015 0 16 1 7 1 25 Justin Trudeau 2015–present 39 0 9 4 4 56Total42161413691

 Upcoming retirements 
Twenty-five current senators are scheduled to retire before the end of 2025:		

 Terry Mercer, May 6, 2022, Progressive Senate Group (Chrétien) - Nova Scotia (Northend Halifax)
 Howard Wetston, June 3, 2022, Independent Senators Group (J. Trudeau) - Ontario
 Larry Campbell, February 28, 2023, Canadian Senators Group (Martin) - British Columbia (Vancouver)
 Sandra Lovelace Nicholas, April 15, 2023, Progressive Senate Group (Martin) - New Brunswick
 George Furey, May 12, 2023, Non-affiliated (Chrétien) - Newfoundland and Labrador
 Patricia Bovey, May 15, 2023, Progressive Senate Group (J. Trudeau) - Manitoba
 Dennis Patterson, December 30, 2023, Canadian Senators Group (Harper) - Nunavut
 Renée Dupuis, January 17, 2024, Independent Senators Group (J. Trudeau) - Quebec (The Laurentides)
 Pierre-Hugues Boisvenu, February 12, 2024, Conservative (Harper) - Quebec (La Salle)
 Percy Mockler, April 14, 2024, Conservative (Harper) - New Brunswick (St. Leonard)
 Victor Oh, June 10, 2024, Conservative (Harper) - Ontario
 Mobina Jaffer, August 20, 2024, Independent Senators Group (Chrétien) - British Columbia
 Dennis Dawson, September 28, 2024, Progressive Senate Group, (Martin) - Quebec (Lauzon)
 Diane Bellemare, October 13, 2024, Progressive Senators Group (Harper) - Quebec (Alma)
 Ratna Omidvar, November 5, 2024, Independent Senators Group (J. Trudeau) - Ontario
 Stephen Greene, December 8, 2024, Canadian Senators Group (Harper) - Nova Scotia (Halifax — The Citadel)
 Brent Cotter, December 18, 2024,	Independent Senators Group (J. Trudeau) -	Saskatchewan
 Nancy Hartling, February 1, 2025, Independent Senators Group (J. Trudeau) - New Brunswick
 Jean-Guy Dagenais,	February 2, 2025, Canadian Senators Group (Harper) - Quebec
 Don Plett,	May 14, 2025, Conservative (Harper) - Manitoba (Landmark)
 Marc Gold,	June 30, 2025, Independent Senators Group (J. Trudeau) - Quebec (Stadacona)
 Jane Cordy, July 2, 2025, Progressive Senate Group (Chrétien) - Nova Scotia
 Judith Seidman, September 1, 2025, Conservative (Harper) - Québec (De la Durantaye)
 Marie-Françoise Mégie, September 21, 2025, Independent Senators Group (J. Trudeau) -  Quebec (Rougemont)
 David Adams Richards, October 17, 2025, Canadian Senators Group  (J. Trudeau) -  New Brunswick

 Longest jobs 
Furthest year of retirement of existing senators, by prime minister

 Dennis Dawson, appointed by Paul Martin, is due to retire on September 28, 2024
 Pierrette Ringuette, appointed by Jean Chrétien, is due to retire on December 31, 2030
 Michèle Audette, appointed by Justin Trudeau, is due to retire on July 20, 2046
 Patrick Brazeau, appointed by Stephen Harper, is due to retire on November 11, 2049

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 References 

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