• Manitoba Article

    1. Official Name Province of Manitoba (Manitoba) 2. Capital Winnipeg 3. Party in Power (January 2026) Manitoba New Democratic Party (NDP)Leader: Wab Kinew (Premier since October 2023)He is the first Indigenous person elected as premier of a Canadian province. 4. Opposition Parties Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba – Leader: Wayne Ewasko (Interim Leader)Manitoba Liberal Party…

  • Nova Scotia Article

    1. Official Name Province of Nova Scotia (Nova Scotia) 2. Capital Halifax 3. Party in Power (January 2026) Progressive Conservative Party of Nova ScotiaLeader: Tim Houston (Premier since August 2021) 4. Opposition Parties Nova Scotia Liberal Party – Leader: Zach ChurchillNova Scotia New Democratic Party (NDP) – Leader: Claudia Chender 5. Lieutenant Governor Arthur J….

  • Prince Edward Island Article

    1. Official Name Province of Prince Edward Island (Prince Edward Island) 2. Capital Charlottetown 3. Party in Power (January 2026) Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward IslandLeader: Dennis King (Premier since 2019) 4. Opposition Parties Green Party of Prince Edward Island – Leader: Peter Bevan-BakerLiberal Party of Prince Edward Island – Interim Leader: Hal Perry…

  • Saskatchewan Article

    1. Official Name Province of Saskatchewan (Saskatchewan) 2. Capital Regina 3. Party in Power (January 2026) Saskatchewan PartyLeader: Scott Moe (Premier since 2018) 4. Opposition Parties Saskatchewan New Democratic Party (NDP) – Leader: Carla Beck 5. Lieutenant Governor Russ Mirasty (in office since 2019)He is the first Indigenous person appointed Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan. 6….

  • Newfoundland and Labrador Article

    1. Official Name Province of Newfoundland and Labrador (Newfoundland and Labrador) 2. Capital St. John’s 3. Party in Power (January 2026) Liberal Party of Newfoundland and LabradorLeader: Andrew Furey (Premier since 2020) 4. Opposition Parties Progressive Conservative Party of Newfoundland and Labrador – Leader: Tony WakehamNew Democratic Party of Newfoundland and Labrador (NDP) – Leader:…

  • Yukon Article

    1. Official Name Territory of Yukon (Yukon) 2. Capital Whitehorse 3. Party in Power (2026) Yukon Liberal PartyLeader: Ranj Pillai (Premier since 2023) 4. Opposition Parties Yukon Party – Leader: Currie DixonYukon New Democratic Party (NDP) – Leader: Kate White 5. Commissioner (equivalent to Lieutenant Governor in the territories) Angélique Bernard (in office since 2018)…

  • Northwest Territories Article ()

    1. Official Name Northwest Territories (Northwest Territories) 2. Capital Yellowknife 3. Government (January 2026) The Northwest Territories operate under a consensus government system.There are no political parties at the territorial level. Elected Members of the Legislative Assembly choose a premier from among themselves.Current Premier: R.J. Simpson (elected by the Legislative Assembly in 2023) 4. Opposition…

  • Nunavut Article ()

    1. Official Name Territory of Nunavut (Nunavut) 2. Capital Iqaluit 3. Government (January 2026) Like the other northern territories, Nunavut uses a consensus government system, with no political parties.The elected members of the Legislative Assembly choose a premier from among themselves.Current Premier: P.J. Akeeagok (in office since 2021) 4. Opposition Parties None. All Members of…

  • Ontario Article ()

    1. Official Name Province of Ontario (Ontario) 2. Capital Toronto 3. Party in Power (January 2026) Progressive Conservative Party of OntarioLeader: Doug Ford (Premier since 2018) 4. Opposition Parties Ontario New Democratic Party (NDP) – Leader: Marit StilesOntario Liberal Party – Leader: Bonnie CrombieGreen Party of Ontario – Leader: Mike Schreiner 5. Lieutenant Governor Edith…

  • Quebec Article ()

    1. Official Name Province of Québec (Quebec) 2. Capital Quebec City 3. Party in Power (January 2026) Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ)Leader: François Legault (Premier since 2018) 4. Opposition Parties Quebec Liberal Party – Interim Leader: Marc TanguayQuébec solidaire – Spokesperson: Gabriel Nadeau-DuboisParti Québécois – Leader: Paul St-Pierre PlamondonConservative Party of Quebec – Leader: Éric Duhaime…