List of Manitoba general elections (1677 bytes)
1: [[Manitoba]] is a province of [[Canada]].
5: *[[Manitoba general election, 1870]]
6: *[[Manitoba general election, 1874]]
7: *[[Manitoba general election, 1878]]
8: *[[Manitoba general election, 1879]]

List of Saskatchewan general elections (1142 bytes)
3: *[[Saskatchewan general election, 1905]]
4: *[[Saskatchewan general election, 1912]]
5: *[[Saskatchewan general election, 1917]]
6: *[[Saskatchewan general election, 1921]]
7: *[[Saskatchewan general election, 1925]]

List of Ontario general elections (19660 bytes)
1: Beginning with the 2003 election, Ontario elections are held every 4 years in October.
3: [[Ontario]] is the largest of [[Canada]]'s ten provinces by population.
122: ...sive Conservative Party| Conservative]]-[[Patrons of Industry|Patron]]
166: | [[Ontario Liberal Party|Liberal]]-[[Patrons of Industry|Patron]]
199: ...[Ontario Liberal Party|Liberal]]-[[United Farmers of Ontario|United Farmers]]

List of New Brunswick general elections (2781 bytes)
1: ... is at least elected once every five years at a [[general election]].
4: ...<td colspan=4 align=center>List of Recent General Elections</td></tr>
13: <td align=center>[[New Brunswick general election, 2003|2003]]
16: ...<td align=center>[[Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick|PC]]
20: <td align=center>[[New Brunswick general election, 1999|1999]]

List of Alberta general elections (1154 bytes)
1: [[Alberta]] is a province of [[Canada]].
3: ==Elections==
5: *[[Alberta general election, 1905]]
6: *[[Alberta general election, 1909]]
7: *[[Alberta general election, 1913]]

List of Nunavut general elections (307 bytes)
1: ...ctic which was created in [[1999]] has had two '''elections''' in its short history:
3: *[[Nunavut general election, 1999]]
4: *[[Nunavut general election, 2004]]

List of Quebec general elections (30176 bytes)
1: [[fr:Liste des élections générales québécoises]]
3: ...en [[Quebec]] became a province of the [[Dominion of Canada]].
7: * Match colors used in [[List of Quebec premiers]].
8: * Colors should be pale: legibility of text is more important than aesthetics.
12: ==2003 general election==

List of Yukon general elections (7109 bytes)
2: The [[Yukon Territory]] is part of [[Canada]].
4: ==8th General Election==
6: <tr> <td colspan=3 align=center>[[Yukon general election, 2002]]</td></tr>
34: ==7th General Election==
36: <tr> <td colspan=3 align=center>[[Yukon general election, 2000]]</td></tr>

List of Nova Scotia general elections (2055 bytes)
2: [[Nova Scotia]] is part of [[Canada]].
29: Other elections:
66: [[Canadian general election history]]
69: ...ns.ca/elo/elections/ and http://www.gov.ns.ca/elo/elections/ele_summary.pdf
73: ...http://www.nodice.ca/elections/novascotia/ Nodice Elections: Nova Scotia]

List of Newfoundland and Labrador general elections (2373 bytes)
2: [[Newfoundland and Labrador]] is part of [[Canada]].
6: ...olspan=3 align=center>[[Newfoundland and Labrador general election, 2003]]</td></tr>
34: The Province officially changes its name from [[Newfoundland]] to...
37: <tr> <td colspan=3 align=center>[[Newfoundland general election, 1999]]</td></tr>
65: ==Other elections==

List of British Columbia general elections (1961 bytes)
1: [[British Columbia]] is a province of [[Canada]].
3: '''Future elections:'''
4: *[[British Columbia general election, 2005]]
6: '''Past elections:'''
7: *[[British Columbia general election, 1871]]

List of Northwest Territories general elections (445 bytes)
1: This is a '''list''' of territorial '''elections''' in the '''[[Northwest Territories]]''', [[Cana...
3: *[[Northwest Territories general election, 1991]]
4: *[[Northwest Territories general election, 1995]]
5: *[[Northwest Territories general election, 1999]]
6: *[[Northwest Territories general election, 2003]]

List of Prince Edward Island general elections (9372 bytes)
2: [[Prince Edward Island]] is part of [[Canada]].
6: ...<td colspan=3 align=center>[[Prince Edward Island general election, 2003]]</td></tr>
30: ...<td colspan=3 align=center>[[Prince Edward Island general election, 2000]]</td></tr>
54: ...<td colspan=3 align=center>[[Prince Edward Island general election, 1996]]</td></tr>
77: ...It was determined in the courts that the variance of electors in these ridings was too great and was t...

Manitoba general election, 1966 (11102 bytes)
1: ... of Manitoba|New Democratic Party]] and one for [[Manitoba Social Credit Party|Social Credit]].
3: See also: [[List of Manitoba general elections]]
7: *(PC): [[Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba]] (leader: [[Dufferin Roblin]])
8: *(L): [[Manitoba Liberal Party]] (leader: [[Gildas Molgat]])
9: *(NDP): [[New Democratic Party of Manitoba]] (leader: [[Russell Paulley]])

Manitoba general election, 1977 (12609 bytes)
1: ...oba|New Democrats]] fell to 23 seats, while the [[Manitoba Liberal Party|Liberals]] won only one seat.
3: See also: [[List of Manitoba general elections]]
17: !% of votes cast
21: |[[Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba|Progressive Conservative]]
29: |[[New Democratic Party of Manitoba|New Democratic]]

Manitoba general election, 2003 (11850 bytes)
1: ...Party]] finished second with twenty seats. The [[Manitoba Liberal Party|Liberal Party]] won two seats.
3: '''See also:''' [[List of Manitoba general elections]]
17: !% of votes cast*
21: |[[New Democratic Party of Manitoba|New Democratic]]
29: |[[Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba|Progressive Conservative]]

Manitoba general election, 1990 (18568 bytes)
1: ...atic Party]] finished second with 20, while the [[Manitoba Liberal Party|Liberals]] fell from 21 to 7.
5: ...re [[June 23]], [[1990]] to become law. Although Manitoba Premier [[Howard Pawley]] had approved the accord...
7: ...convinced Filmon to introduce the accord to the [[Manitoba legislature]] shortly before the scheduled deadli...
9: ... Harper, the first Treaty Indian to serve in the Manitoba legislature, was strongly supported by aboriginal...
11: ...arper's actions. Filmon was a long-time opponent of the accord, and was a fairly tepid supporter even...

Manitoba general election, 1995 (11854 bytes)
1: ...rmed the official opposition with 23 seats; the [[Manitoba Liberal Party|Liberals]] won 3.
3: '''See also:''' [[List of Manitoba general elections]]
17: !% of votes cast
21: |[[Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba|Progressive Conservative]]
29: |[[New Democratic Party of Manitoba|New Democratic]]

Manitoba general election, 1999 (12220 bytes)
1: ...y of Manitoba|Progressive Conservatives]]. The [[Manitoba Liberal Party]] won one seat.
3: '''See also:''' [[List of Manitoba general elections]]
17: !% of votes cast
21: |[[New Democratic Party of Manitoba|New Democratic]]
29: |[[Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba|Progressive Conservative]]

Manitoba general election, 1962 (10167 bytes)
1: ...anitoba|New Democratic Party]], and one for the [[Manitoba Social Credit Party|Social Credit Party]].
3: ...nnipeg, Manitoba|Winnipeg]] riding of [[Kildonan (Manitoba riding)|Kildonan]].
5: See also: [[List of Manitoba general elections]].
9: *(PC): [[Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba]] (leader: [[Dufferin Roblin]])
10: *(L): [[Manitoba Liberal Party]] (leader: [[Gildas Molgat]])

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