Current as of March 14th 2018
This is the list of the 12 jurisdictions that hold partisan elections in Canada and the number of elected members each party has.
NDP/ Ind/
Right Lib left Oths
Federal 97 183 44 13 - 7 Ind BQ, 3 BQ, 1 Green, 2 Ind (1 vacant)
BC 0 42 41 4 - 3 Green, 1 Ind
Alberta 25 1 54 5 - 3 Alberta, 1 Ind, 1 PC (2 vacant)
Sask 48 0 12 0 - (1 vacant)
Manitoba 39 3 12 2 - 2 Ind (1 vacant)
Ontario 28 55 18 1 - 1 Trillium(4 vacant)
Quebec 21 68 3 33 - 28 PQ, 5 Ind
New Bruns 22 26 0 1 - 1 Green
NFLD 7 30 2 1 - 1 Ind
Nova Scotia 17 27 7 0 -
PEI 8 16 0 3 - 2 Green, 1 Ind
Yukon 6 11 2 0
TOTAL 318 462 195 63 - 38 BQ/PQ, 7 Grn, 3 AP, 1 PC, 1 TP, 13 Ind
Right are Conservatives nationally, PCs provincially as well as the Alberta, CAQ, Yukon and Saskatchewan parties. NDP/left includes 3 QS in Quebec
I know that the Liberal parties in Quebec and BC are not considered "liberal" parties by many people on the left. In BC they are a coalition of the centre right and right. In Quebec they are the federalist coalition. If one takes those two parties out of the mix, the Liberals have 352 seats in the country.
