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This is a list of elections in Canada scheduled to be held in 2019. Included are municipal, provincial and federal elections, by-elections on any level, referendums and party leadership races at any level. In bold are provincewide or federal elections (including provincewide municipal elections) and party leadership races.

January through April[edit]

  • January 10: Blueberry River First Nation family councillor by-election[1]
  • January 24: Topsail-Paradise, Newfoundland and Labrador provincial by-election
  • January 30: Nanaimo, British Columbia provincial by-election
  • February 5: New-Wes-Valley, Newfoundland and Labrador municipal by-election[2]
  • February 13: St-Pierre-Jolys, Manitoba municipal by-election[3]
  • February 25: Federal by-elections in Burnaby South, York—Simcoe and Outremont
  • March 2:
  • March 11: Thompson, Manitoba municipal by-election[5]
  • March 14: Selkirk First Nation council by-election (cancelled due to acclaimation)[6]
  • March 30: Cariboo Regional District Area F Director by-election[7]
  • April 3: Municipal by-election in Nipawin, Saskatchewan[8]
  • April 6:
  • April 8: Municipal by-elections in Turner Valley, Alberta (mayoral race was acclaimed)[11]
  • April 10: Mayerthorpe, Alberta municipal by-election[12]
  • April 15: Municipal by-election in Rideau-Rockcliffe Ward in Ottawa
  • April 16: 2019 Alberta general election
  • April 17: Municipal by-election in Muenster, Saskatchewan[13]
  • April 23: 2019 Prince Edward Island general election
  • April 25: York Region District School Board by-election for Vaughan wards 1 & 2[14]

May through June[edit]

  • May 3: Municipal by-election in Rocky Mountain House, Alberta[15]
  • May 5:
  • May 6:
    • Federal by-election in Nanaimo—Ladysmith
    • Municipal by-elections in New Brunswick: Saint John (Ward 3),[16]Beaubassin East (Ward 4), Bertrand, Blacks Harbour, Campobello (mayor), Florenceville-Bristol (Ward 2), Hanwell, Le Goulet, Paquetville, Rivière-Verte, and Sainte-Marie-Saint-Raphaël (mayor and council)[17] and plebiscite in Rogersville
  • May 9: Municipal by-election in Paradise, Newfoundland and Labrador[18]
  • May 11:
  • May 16: 2019 Newfoundland and Labrador general election[20][21]
  • May 18: Municipal by-election in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia[22]
  • June 2:
  • June 3: Haisla Nation election[24]
  • June 9:
  • June 12: Municipal by-election in Valleyview, Alberta[25]
  • June 15: By-election for Director of Electoral Area A (Metro Vancouver, British Columbia)[26]
  • June 16:
  • June 18: Provincial by-election in Sackville-Cobequid, Nova Scotia
  • June 20: Municipal by-elections in Wards 2 and 3 in the Municipality of Oakland – Wawanesa, Manitoba[27]
  • June 23: Municipal by-elections (including mayor) in Chambly, Quebec

July through September[edit]

  • July 7: Municipal by-election in Moisie-Les Plages District, Sept-Îles, Quebec
  • July 10: Municipal by-election in Spruce Grove, Alberta[28]
  • July 13:
  • July 15:
  • July 17: Municipal by-election in Maple Creek, Saskatchewan[31]
  • July 27:
  • August 1: Tsawwassen First Nation legislative by-elections[34]
  • September 3: Provincial by-elections in Argyle-Barrington, Northside-Westmount and Sydney River-Mira-Louisbourg, Nova Scotia
  • September 4:
  • September 7: Municipal by-election in Stewart, British Columbia
  • September 10: 2019 Manitoba general election
  • September 11: Municipal by-election in Wetaskiwin, Alberta[37]
  • September 14:
  • September 16: Territorial by-election in Tununiq, Nunavut[39]
  • September 17:
  • September 24: Municipal by-election in Bishop’s Falls, Newfoundland and Labrador[43]
  • September 28: Municipal by-election in Sooke, British Columbia
  • September 29: Municipal by-election in District 4, Oka, Quebec

October through December[edit]

  • October 1: 2019 Northwest Territories general election
  • October 5:
  • October 6: Municipal by-elections in District 2, La Tuque; District 5 (Vieux-Nord), Lac-Mégantic; and Le Plateau-Mont-Royal Borough Mayor, Montreal, Quebec.
  • October 21:
  • October 23: Municipal by-elections in Wolseley[47] and Naicam, Saskatchewan.[48]
  • October 24: Elk Island Catholic Schools trustee by-election, Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta Ward 2.[49]
  • October 27: Municipal by-election in District 3, Verchères, Quebec
  • October 28:
  • November 2: Municipal by-elections in Tofino and Osoyoos, British Columbia.
  • November 10: Municipal by-election District 5 (du Berceau) in Saint-Joseph-du-Lac, Quebec
  • November 24:
  • November 25: First Nation of Na-Cho Nyak Dun by-election (youth councillor).[53]
  • November 30: Municipal by-election in Telkwa, British Columbia
  • December 1: Municipal by-election in District 5 Richelieu, Quebec
  • December 2: Provincial by-election in Jean-Talon, Quebec
  • December 9:
  • December 15: Municipal by-election in District 6, Chelsea; and District 1, Saguenay, Quebec
  • December 16: Mayoral by-election in Cape Dorset, Nunavut.[55]

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