The current Official Opposition Shadow Cabinet is listed below. Members are drawn from the Conservative Party of Canada.

Portfolio	Shadow Minister
Leader of the Opposition	Hon. Stephen Harper	(2003–)
Deputy Leader of the Opposition	Peter MacKay	(2003–)
Critic for Agriculture and Agri-Food	Diane Finley	(2004–)
Critic for the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency	Greg Thompson	(2003–)
Critic for Canadian Heritage	Bev Oda	(2004–)
Critic for Citizenship and Immigration	Diane Ablonczy	(2002–)
Critic for Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec       and the Minister responsible for La Francophonie	Josée Verner†	(2004–)
Critic for the Environment	Bob Mills	(2001–)
Critic for Finance	Monte Solberg	(2003–)
Critic for Fisheries and Oceans	Loyola Hearn	(2003–)
Critic for Foreign Affairs	Stockwell Day	(2002–)
Critic for Health	Steven Fletcher	(2004–)
Critic for Human Resources and Skills Development	Peter Van Loan	(2004–)
Critic for Indian Affairs and Northern Development	Jim Prentice	(2004–)
Critic for Industry	James Rajotte	(2002–)
Critic for Intergovernmental Affairs	Rona Ambrose	(2004–)
Critic for International Cooperation	Ted Menzies	(2004–)
Critic for International Trade	Belinda Stronach	(2004–)
Critic for Justice       and Attorney General	Vic Toews	(2001–)
Critic for Labour and Housing	Ed Komarnicki	(2004–)
Critic for National Defence	Gordon O'Connor	(2004–)
Critic for the Associate Minister of National Defence	Dave MacKenzie	(2004–)
Critic for National Revenue	Brian Pallister	(2004–)
Critic for Natural Resources	John Duncan	(2004–)
Opposition House Leader	Jay Hill	(2005–)
Leader of the Opposition in the Senate	Noël A. Kinsella	(2004–)
Critic for the President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada	Gary Lunn	(2004–)
Critic for Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness	Peter MacKay	(2004–)
Critic for Public Works and Government Services	James Moore	(2004–)
Critic for Social Development	Carol Skelton	(2004–)
Critic for Transport	Hon. Rob Nicholson	(2004–)
Critic for the President of the Treasury Board       and the Minister responsible for Official Languages	Guy Lauzon	(2004–)
Critic for Veterans Affairs	Betty Hinton	(2004–)
Critic for Western Economic Diversification	Merv Tweed	(2004–)
Critic for the Minister of State (Families and Caregivers)       and the Minister responsible for the Status of Women	Lynne Yelich	(2004–)
Critic for the Minister of State (Federal Economic Development Initiative for Northern Ontario)       and the Minister responsible for Democratic Reform	Scott Reid	(2004–)
Critic for the Minister of State (Human Resources Development)	Gary Lunn	(2004–)
Critic for the Minister of State (Infrastructure and Communities)	Rahim Jaffer	(2004–)
Critic for the Minister of State (Multiculturalism)	Deepak Obhrai	(2004–)
Critic for the Minister of State (Northern Development)       and the Federal Interlocutor for Métis and Non-Status Indians	Gary Lunn	(2004–)
Critic for the Minister of State (Public Health)	Carol Skelton	(2004–)
Critic for the Minister of State (Sport)	John Reynolds	(2004–)
Critic for the Minister responsible for the Canadian Wheat Board	David L. Anderson	(2004–)
Deputy Opposition House Leader	Jason Kenney	(2004–)
Norman Doyle (Caucus Chair) and Rob Nicholson (Whip) are also considered members of the Shadow Cabinet, despite not being Shadow Ministers. † Verner was appointed from outside Parliament.

See also:

• Cabinet of Canada
• Official Opposition (Canada)
• Shadow Cabinet
• Bloc Québécois Shadow Cabinet
• New Democratic Party Shadow Cabinet