The seven federal electoral districts in Newfoundland and Labrador are:
Avalon
Bonavista-Gander-Grand Falls-Windsor
Humber-St. Barbe-Baie Verte
Labrador
Random-Burin-St. George's
St. John's East
St. John's South-Mount Pearl
Electoral districts (or "ridings") are the areas from which members of the House of Commons are elected, and for which those members are responsible for representing. There are currently 308 electoral districts. The number and boundaries of electoral districts are revisited and revised every ten (10) years.See Related Links for the most recent set-up of electoral districts.
There are 308 electoral districts for the Canadian House of Commons.(Note: Pursuant to the Electoral Boundaries Readjustment Act, the electoral districts in the House of Commons are reassessed every ten (10) years. Pursuant to the most recent assessment, the House is scheduled to increase to 338 electoral districts for the 42nd general election.)
Canada is divided into 308 electoral districts (or 'ridings'). Each one has a representative 'MP'. There is no singular Member of Parliament.
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In the Canadian House of Commons, Ontario has 106 electoral districts. In total, there are 308 federal electoral districts in Canada.
There is 58 electoral districts in Manitoba
There are 308 electoral districts in Canada, at a federal level.
Electoral districts (or "ridings") are the areas from which members of the House of Commons are elected, and for which those members are responsible for representing. There are currently 308 electoral districts. The number and boundaries of electoral districts are revisited and revised every ten (10) years.See Related Links for the most recent set-up of electoral districts.
There are 87 electoral districts in British Columbia.
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There are six (6) federal electoral districts representing Mississauga in the House of Commons: Mississauga-Brampton South; Mississauga South; Mississauga-Streetsville; Mississauga-Erindale; Bramalea-Gore-Malton; and Mississauga East-Cooksville. There are also six (6) provincial electoral districts representing Mississauga in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario. These electoral districts exactly mirror the electoral districts used for federal purposes.
electoral districts that vary greatly in population
Divided
Dividing electoral districts to limit the voting strength of a particular group is known as gerrymandering.