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This is page shows results of Canadian federal elections in the northern part of the province of Saskatchewan.
Regional profile
Like southern Saskatchewan, the northern areas traditionally feature a strong urban-rural split, although it is less pronounced here. The Conservatives swept here in 2004 and the former Canadian Alliance also nearly swept the region in 2000. The rural areas (except for far Northern Saskatchewan) are almost as conservative as their counterparts in Alberta. The far north with its high first nations population has stronger support for the New Democrats and Liberals, and the Liberals were able to pick up the far northern seat in 2006 in a controversial close election. Saskatoon also has large Liberal support as well as traditional NDP support. Like Regina, Saskatoon has double the population of a typical Canadian urban riding. However, until 2015 the surrounding areas were thought to be too thinly populated for ridings of their own. As a result, for almost two decades Saskatoon's four federal ridings included large blocks of rural territory, a major reason why the NDP and Liberals were shut out in Saskatoon from 2000 to 2015.
With the 2015 redistribution, Saskatoon is split between three ridings located almost entirely within the city limits. The NDP won one Saskatoon seat in 2015, and also took the far northern seat.
2015 - 42nd General Election
Electoral District | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||
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Conservative | NDP | Liberal | Green | Other | ||||||||
Battlefords—Lloydminster | Gerry Ritz 20,547 61.01% |
Glenn Tait 5,930 17.61% |
Larry Ingram 5,550 16.48% |
Mikaela Tenkink 575 1.71% |
Doug Anguish (Ind.) 1,076 3.19% |
Gerry Ritz | ||||||
Carlton Trail—Eagle Creek | Kelly Block 26,004 64.72% |
Glenn Wright 7,499 18.66% |
Alexander Slusar 5,774 14.37% |
Lynn Wesley Oliphant 902 2.24% |
Maurice Vellacott† Saskatoon—Wanuskewin | |||||||
Desnethé—Missinippi— Churchill River (judicial recount) |
Rob Clarke 9,105 30.14% |
Georgina Jolibois 10,319 34.15% |
Lawrence Joseph 10,237 33.88% |
Warren Koch 552 1.83% |
Rob Clarke | |||||||
Prince Albert | Randy Hoback 19,673 49.79% |
Lon Borgerson 11,244 28.46% |
Gordon Kirkby 7,832 19.82% |
Byron Tenkink 761 1.93% |
Randy Hoback | |||||||
Saskatoon—Grasswood | Kevin Waugh 19,166 41.59% |
Scott Bell 13,909 30.18% |
Tracy Muggli 12,165 26.40% |
Mark Bigland-Pritchard 846 1.84% |
Lynne Yelich§ Blackstrap | |||||||
Saskatoon—University | Brad Trost 18,592 41.53% |
Claire Card 14,115 31.53% |
Cynthia Marie Block 11,287 25.21% |
Valerie Harvey 686 1.53% |
Eric Matthew Schalm (Rhino.) 93 0.22% |
Brad Trost Saskatoon—Humboldt | ||||||
Saskatoon West | Randy Donauer 12,401 32.88% |
Sheri Benson 14,921 39.56% |
Lisa Abbott 9,234 24.48% |
Lois Carol Mitchell 658 1.74% |
Bronek Hart (Libert.) 230 0.61% Jim Pankiw (Canada) 271 0.72% |
Kelly Block‡ Saskatoon—Rosetown—Biggar |
2011 - 41st General Election
Electoral District | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||
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Conservative | Liberal | NDP | Green | Other | ||||||||
Battlefords—Lloydminster | Gerry Ritz
19,203 |
Jordan LaPlante
950 |
Glenn Tait
7,767 |
Norbert Kratchmer
785 |
Gerry Ritz | |||||||
Blackstrap | Lynne Yelich
23,280 |
Deborah J. Walker
2,713 |
Darien Moore
15,769 |
Shawn Setyo
1,033 |
Lynne Yelich | |||||||
Desnethé—Missinippi— Churchill River |
Rob Clarke
10,509 |
Gabe Lafond
1,144 |
Lawrence Joseph
9,715 |
George Morin
560 |
Rob Clarke | |||||||
Prince Albert | Randy Hoback
19,214 |
Ron Wassill
1,070 |
Valerie Mushinski
9,841 |
Myk Brazier
666 |
Craig Leonard Batley (CAP) 116 0.38% | Randy Hoback | ||||||
Saskatoon—Humboldt | Brad Trost
19,954 |
Darren Hill
3,013 |
Denise Kouri
13,271 |
Sandra Finley
926 |
Jim Pankiw (Ind.) 682 1.80% | Brad Trost | ||||||
Saskatoon—Rosetown— Biggar |
Kelly Block
14,652 |
Lee Reaney
697 |
Nettie Wiebe
14,114 |
Vicki Strelioff
626 |
Kelly Block | |||||||
Saskatoon—Wanuskewin | Maurice Vellacott
21,183 |
Patricia Zipchen
2,428 |
John Parry
11,395 |
Mark Bigland-Pritchard
1,250 |
Maurice Vellacott |
2008 - 40th General Election
Electoral District | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||
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Conservative | Liberal | NDP | Green | Other | ||||||||
Battlefords—Lloydminster | Gerry Ritz
15,621 |
Greg Nyholt
2,140 |
Bob Woloshyn
6,573 |
Norbert Kratchmer
1,287 |
Harold Stephan (CHP) 368 | Gerry Ritz | ||||||
Blackstrap | Lynne Yelich
20,746 |
Deb Ehmann
5,509 |
Patti Gieni
9,876 |
Imre Pallayi
2,325 |
Lynne Yelich | |||||||
Desnethé— Missinippi— Churchill River |
Rob Clarke
8,964 |
David Orchard
5,816 |
Brian Morin
3,412 |
George Morin
735 |
Rob Ballantyne (FPNP)
282 |
Rob Clarke | ||||||
Prince Albert | Randy Hoback
16,541 |
Lou Doderai
2,289 |
Valerie Mushinski
8,950 |
Amanda Smytaniuk
1,413 |
Craig Batley (CAP) 169 | Brian Fitzpatrick† | ||||||
Saskatoon—Humboldt | Brad Trost
18,610 |
Karen Parhar
4,135 |
Scott Ruston
9,632 |
Jean-Pierre Ducasse
2,211 |
Brad Trost | |||||||
Saskatoon— Rosetown— Biggar |
Kelly Block
12,166 |
Roy Bluehorn
1,176 |
Nettie Wiebe
11,913 |
Amber Jones
1,228 |
Rick Barsky (IND) 134 Marcel Leon Bourassa (CHP) 111 Kevin Stricker (Libert.) 74 |
Carol Skelton† | ||||||
Saskatoon—Wanuskewin | Maurice Vellacott
18,275 |
Patricia Zipchen
4,020 |
Clint Davidson
7,902 |
Tobi-Dawne Smith
2,182 |
Maurice Vellacott |
2006 - 39th General Election
Electoral District | Candidates | Incumbent | ||||||||||
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Liberal | Conservative | NDP | Green | Other | ||||||||
Battlefords—Lloydminster | Dominic LaPlante
3,901 |
Gerry Ritz
16,491 |
Elgin Wyatt
4,829 |
Norbert Kratchmer
637 |
Jim Pankiw (Ind.) 4,396 Harold Stephen |
Gerry Ritz | ||||||
Blackstrap | Herta Barron
6,841 |
Lynne Yelich
19,430 |
Don Kossick
12,376 |
Mike Fornssler
1,334 |
D.-Jay Krozser (Ind.) 412 Sonje Kristtorn |
Lynne Yelich | ||||||
Desnethé—Missinippi— Churchill River |
Gary Merasty
10,191 |
Jeremy Harrison
10,124 |
Anita Jackson
3,787 |
John A. McDonald
534 |
Jeremy Harrison | |||||||
Prince Albert | Patrick Jahn
6,149 |
Brian Fitzpatrick
17,271 |
Valerie Mushinski
7,562 |
Larry Zepp
744 |
Brian Fitzpatrick | |||||||
Saskatoon—Humboldt | Peter Stroh
6,281 |
Brad Trost
18,285 |
Andrew Mason
10,975 |
Mike Jones
1,382 |
Tim Nyborg (Ind.) 342 |
Brad Trost | ||||||
Saskatoon—Rosetown—Biggar | Myron Luczka
3,536 |
Carol Skelton
13,331 |
Nettie Wiebe
11,412 |
Rick Barsky
738 |
Marcel Bourassa (CHP) 258 |
Carol Skelton | ||||||
Saskatoon—Wanuskewin | Chris Axworthy
8,655 |
Maurice Vellacott
17,753 |
Jim Maddin
7,939 |
Don Cameron
1,292 |
Dale Sanders (CHP) 307 |
Maurice Vellacott |
2004 - 38th General Election
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2000 - 37th General Election
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