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Canada: Find and Contact Your Government
Choose any of Canada’s 10 provinces and 3 territories to find regional government, legislature and local-government routes.
Everyone can ask a useful question. These links help you take it to the office responsible and follow what happens next.
Federal government and Parliament or Congress
- Find your federal Member of Parliament by postal code, constituency or name
- Senators: profiles and contact details — Canada’s senators are appointed, rather than elected.
- Government of Canada: departments and service contacts
Members of provincial and territorial legislatures have different titles, including MLA, MPP, MNA and MHA. Choose your region below. Municipal government is a separate route for local services.
Indigenous governments and communities also have distinct responsibilities and contact arrangements. First Nation profiles and governance information can help locate a First Nation; this is not a complete directory of Inuit, Métis or all self-governing authorities. Ask the relevant community for its own official route.
Choose your province or territory
Alberta
Government and representatives
- Provincial or territorial government and premier
- Legislature: members, constituencies and contact information
- Municipal or community directory
Open the legislature’s members or constituencies section to find your regional representative. Use the local link to reach your municipality, council, clerk or community administration.
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British Columbia
Government and representatives
- Provincial or territorial government and premier
- Legislature: members, constituencies and contact information
- Local government information and assistance
Open the legislature’s members or constituencies section to find your regional representative. Use the local link to reach your municipality, council, clerk or community administration. The local link explains municipal and regional-district systems; ask the provincial local-government branch for the correct office if needed.
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Manitoba
Government and representatives
- Provincial or territorial government and premier
- Legislature: members, constituencies and contact information
- Municipal or community directory
Open the legislature’s members or constituencies section to find your regional representative. Use the local link to reach your municipality, council, clerk or community administration.
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New Brunswick
Government and representatives
- Provincial or territorial government and premier
- Legislature: members, constituencies and contact information
- Municipal or community directory
Open the legislature’s members or constituencies section to find your regional representative. Use the local link to reach your municipality, council, clerk or community administration.
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Newfoundland and Labrador
Government and representatives
- Provincial or territorial government and premier
- Legislature: members, constituencies and contact information
- Municipal or community directory
Open the legislature’s members or constituencies section to find your regional representative. Use the local link to reach your municipality, council, clerk or community administration.
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Northwest Territories
Government and representatives
- Provincial or territorial government and premier
- Legislature: members, constituencies and contact information
- Municipal or community directory
Open the legislature’s members or constituencies section to find your regional representative. Use the local link to reach your municipality, council, clerk or community administration.
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Nova Scotia
Government and representatives
- Provincial or territorial government and premier
- Legislature: members, constituencies and contact information
- Local government information and assistance
Open the legislature’s members or constituencies section to find your regional representative. Use the local link to reach your municipality, council, clerk or community administration. The local link is the provincial Municipal Affairs department, which can help locate a municipal office.
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Nunavut
Government and representatives
- Provincial or territorial government and premier
- Legislature: members, constituencies and contact information
- Municipal or community directory
Open the legislature’s members or constituencies section to find your regional representative. Use the local link to reach your municipality, council, clerk or community administration.
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Ontario
Government and representatives
- Provincial or territorial government and premier
- Legislature: members, constituencies and contact information
- Municipal or community directory
Open the legislature’s members or constituencies section to find your regional representative. Use the local link to reach your municipality, council, clerk or community administration.
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Prince Edward Island
Government and representatives
- Provincial or territorial government and premier
- Legislature: members, constituencies and contact information
- Municipal or community directory
Open the legislature’s members or constituencies section to find your regional representative. Use the local link to reach your municipality, council, clerk or community administration.
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Québec
Government and representatives
- Provincial or territorial government and premier
- Legislature: members, constituencies and contact information
- Municipal or community directory
Open the legislature’s members or constituencies section to find your regional representative. Use the local link to reach your municipality, council, clerk or community administration.
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Saskatchewan
Government and representatives
- Provincial or territorial government and premier
- Legislature: members, constituencies and contact information
- Municipal or community directory
Open the legislature’s members or constituencies section to find your regional representative. Use the local link to reach your municipality, council, clerk or community administration.
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Yukon
Government and representatives
- Provincial or territorial government and premier
- Legislature: members, constituencies and contact information
- Municipal or community directory
Open the legislature’s members or constituencies section to find your regional representative. Use the local link to reach your municipality, council, clerk or community administration.
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Turn your concern into a clear request
Describe what you have experienced, where it is happening, why it matters and the action or information you are requesting. Ask which office has responsibility, what is already being done and when you can expect a response. Keep a dated copy and follow up through the official channel.
“I live in [community]. I am concerned about [issue]. This affects people here by [effect]. What action is your office taking, what evidence informs it, and how can residents contribute? If this belongs to another office, please provide its contact details. Please tell me when I can expect a response.”
You can also attend public meetings, submit a written question, respond to consultations or request public records. Ask about future generations and effects beyond your community. Avoid sharing private medical, financial or identifying details in a public submission.
Help keep the routes useful
Directories and boundaries can change. If a local office is missing, ask the regional government for its official website or clerk’s contact. Tell us about broken links or better official directories so we can improve access for everyone.
Directory sources reviewed October 9, 2026: Official Canadian legislature and government directory. Portal links identify a starting point; they do not imply that every municipal official is listed here.
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