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Lists of members of the
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military service
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Name
Elected party
Constituency
Elected date
Military service
Léo Alphonse Joseph Cadieux
Liberal
Terrebonne
June 18, 1962
Canadian Army
(1941–1944)
Charles Hazlitt Cahan
Conservative
St. Lawrence—St. George
October 29, 1925
Canadian Army
Thomas Boyd Caldwell
Liberal
Lanark North
November 3, 1904
Militia (1888–1893)
Colin Cameron
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Nanaimo
August 10, 1953
Canadian Army
(1915–1919)
John Charles Alexander Cameron
Liberal
Hastings South
October 14, 1935
Canadian Army
Charles James Campbell
Conservative
Victoria
December 17, 1874
Militia (1840–1869)
Colin Alexander Campbell
Liberal
Frontenac—Addington
September 24, 1934
Canadian Army (1939–1945)
Glenlyon Campbell
Conservative
Dauphin
October 26, 1908
Militia (1885),
Canadian Army
(1914–1917)
Grant Campbell
Progressive Conservative
Stormont
March 31, 1958
Canadian Army
Stewart Campbell
Anti-Confederate
Guysborough
September 20, 1867
Militia
Ralph Osborne Campney
Liberal
Vancouver Centre
June 27, 1949
Canadian Army
,
Royal Flying Corps
(1915–1919)
Charles-Arthur Dumoulin Cannon
Liberal
Îles-de-la-Madeleine
June 27, 1949
Canadian Army
(1942–1949)
Reg Cantelon
Progressive Conservative
Kindersley
April 8, 1963
Canadian Army
(1939–1945)
Thomas Cantley
Conservative
Pictou
October 29, 1925
British Army
(1915–1916)
Louis-Joseph-Lucien Cardin
Liberal
Richelieu—Verchères
October 6, 1952
Royal Canadian Navy
(1941–1945)
Jean Guy Carignan
Liberal
Quebec East
November 27, 2000
Canadian Army
(1957–1961)
George Caron
Conservative
Maskinongé
September 20, 1867
Militia
Jean-Baptiste Thomas Caron
Liberal
City of Ottawa
December 23, 1907
Canadian Army
(1914–1918)
Franklin Metcalfe Carpenter
Conservative
Wentworth South
February 22, 1887
Militia (1872–1897)
Donald Carrick
Liberal
Trinity
November 8, 1954
Canadian Army
(1940–1945)
John James Carrick
Conservative
Thunder Bay and Rainy River
September 21, 1911
Canadian Army
William F. Carroll
Liberal
Cape Breton South
September 21, 1911
Canadian Army
(1916-)
Chesley William Carter
Liberal
Burin—Burgeo
June 27, 1949
Royal Newfoundland Regiment
(1917–1919),
Canadian Army
(1941–1946)
Frank Broadstreet Carvell
Liberal
Carleton
November 3, 1904
Militia
Wilfrid Garfield Case
Progressive Conservative
Grey North
February 5, 1945
Royal Flying Corps
(1917–1919)
George Elliott Casey
Liberal
Elgin West
October 12, 1872
Militia
Arza Clair Casselman
Conservative
Grenville
December 6, 1921
Canadian Army
Cora Taylor Casselman
Liberal
Edmonton East
June 2, 1941
Canadian Army
Frederick Clayton Casselman
Liberal
Edmonton East
March 26, 1940
Canadian Army
(1916–1919)
Orren D. Casselman
Unionist
Dundas
December 17, 1917
Canadian Army
George Hugh Castleden
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
Yorkton
March 26, 1940
Canadian Army
(1917–1918)
Joseph-Édouard Cauchon
Conservative
Montmorency
September 20, 1867
Militia
Harry Peter Cavers
Liberal
Lincoln
June 27, 1949
Royal Canadian Navy
(1942–1945)
John Léo Chabot
Conservative
City of Ottawa
September 21, 1911
Canadian Army
Brown Chamberlin
Conservative
Missisquoi
September 20, 1867
Militia
Alan Chambers
Liberal
Nanaimo
March 26, 1940
Canadian Army
Egan Chambers
Progressive Conservative
St. Lawrence—St. George
March 31, 1958
Canadian Army
George Louis Chatterton
Progressive Conservative
Esquimalt—Saanich
May 29, 1961
Royal Canadian Air Force
(1942–1946)
Ray Chénier
Liberal
Timmins—Chapleau
May 22, 1979
Canadian Army
(1956–1958)
Leverett de Veber Chipman
Liberal
Kings
June 23, 1870
Militia
Corneliu Chisu
Conservative
Pickering-Scarborough East
May 2, 2011
Canadian Army
Gordon Chown
Progressive Conservative
Winnipeg South
June 10, 1957
Canadian Army
Gordon Minto Churchill
Progressive Conservative
Winnipeg South Centre
June 25, 1951
Canadian Army
(1916–1945)
Gordon Drummond Clancy
Progressive Conservative
Yorkton
March 31, 1958
Royal Air Force
(1935–1947)
Hugh Clark
Conservative
Bruce North
September 21, 1911
Militia (1906–1911)
John Arthur Clark
Conservative
Burrard
December 6, 1921
Canadian Army
(1915–1919)
Brooke Claxton
Liberal
St. Lawrence—St. George
March 26, 1940
Canadian Army
Hughes Cleaver
Liberal
Halton
October 14, 1935
Canadian Army
Clarence Chester Cleveland
Conservative
Richmond—Wolfe
March 5, 1891
Militia (1888–1899)
Kenneth Judson Cochrane
Liberal
Cumberland
October 14, 1935
Canadian Army
(1943–1944)
Alan Cockeram
National Government
York South
March 26, 1940
Canadian Army
(1918-)
William Foster Cockshutt
Conservative
Brantford
November 3, 1904
Canadian Army
Joseph-Roland Comtois
Liberal
Joliette—l'Assomption—Montcalm
November 8, 1965
Canadian Army
(1949–1968),
Canadian Forces Land Force Command
(1968–1971)
James Conmee
Liberal
Thunder Bay and Rainy River
November 3, 1904
United States Army
Charles Henry "Chuck" Cook
Progressive Conservative
North Vancouver—Burnaby
May 22, 1979
Canadian Forces Land Force Command
Richard Clive Cooper
Unionist
Vancouver South
December 17, 1917
Militia,
Canadian Army
(1914-)
Robert Alfred Corbett
Progressive Conservative
Fundy—Royal
October 16, 1978
Canadian Forces Land Force Command
Maxime Cormier
Conservative
Restigouche—Madawaska
July 28, 1930
Canadian Army
James Neilson Corry
Liberal
Perth
June 27, 1949
Canadian Army
Charles Jérémie Coulombe
Conservative
Maskinongé
February 22, 1887
Militia (1882–1902)
Michel Charles Joseph Coursol
Conservative
Montreal East
September 17, 1878
Militia
Walter Davy Cowan
Unionist
Regina
December 17, 1917
Canadian Army
James Crawford
Conservative
Brockville
September 20, 1867
Militia (1866–1871)
John Crawford
Liberal
Portage la Prairie
November 3, 1904
Militia (1885)
John Willoughby Crawford
Conservative
Leeds South
September 20, 1867
Militia (1861–1863)
William Lawrence Marven Creaghan
Progressive Conservative
Westmorland
March 31, 1958
Canadian Army
Patrick Dermott Crofton
Progressive Conservative
Esquimalt—Saanich
September 4, 1984
Royal Canadian Navy
David Arnold Croll
Liberal
Spadina
June 11, 1945
Canadian Army
(1939–1945)
Hume Cronyn
Unionist
London
December 17, 1917
Militia (1899–1907)
Lloyd Crouse
Progressive Conservative
Queens—Lunenburg
June 10, 1957
Royal Canadian Air Force
Frederick William Cumberland
Conservative
Algoma
June 10, 1957
Royal Canadian Air Force
Douglas Cunnington
Conservative
Calgary West
September 18, 1939
Canadian Army
(1930-)
John Allister Currie
Conservative
Simcoe North
October 26, 1908
Militia (1892-),Canadian Army (1914-)
Morley Currie
Liberal
Prince Edward
October 26, 1908
Canadian Army
(1907–1920)
Alexandre Cyr
Liberal
Gaspé
April 8, 1963
Canadian Army
(1941–1943)
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