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The seat count for the 34th Parliament at Dissolution does not add up.
79 Liberals + 151 Prog-Con + 43 NDP + 8 BQ + 1 Reform + 3 independents = 285. If these numbers are correct, there were 10 vacancies at dissolution, not 4. Please verify. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 207.96.146.102 ( talk) 17:26, 27 January 2012 (UTC)
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There is no chart to show standings changes through the life of this Parliament. I've worked out the changes, although some dates are uncertain.
Start, 169 PC, 83 Lib, 43 NDP
26-Nov-1988 - 168 PC, 1 vacancy
13-Mar-1989 - 1 Ref, 0 vacancy
c Aug 1989 - 167 PC, 1 vacancy (depending on resignation date of R Grise)
16-Sep-1989 - 82 Lib, 2 vacancies
1-Feb-1990 - 42 NDP, 3 vacancies
12-Feb-1990 - 43 NDP, 2 vacancies
5-May-1990 - 160 PC, 80 Lib, 43 NDP, 9 BQ, 1 Ref, 2 vacancies
6-Jul-1990 - 79 Lib, 3 vacancies
13-Aug-1990 - 10 BQ, 44 NDP, 1 vacancy
24-Sep-1990 - 78 Lib
24-Oct-1990 - 158 PC, 78 Lib, 44 NDP, 10 BQ, 1 Ref, 2 Indep, 2 vacancies
10-Dec-1990 - 80 Lib, no vacancies
17-Jun-1993 - 157 PC, 3 Indep
mid-1993 - 156 PC, 80 Lib, 44 NDP, 10 BQ, 1 Ref, 4 Indep, no vacancies
If someone has the smarts and sees this, would they mind creating a chart? GBC ( talk) 03:10, 20 February 2018 (UTC)
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The seat count for the 34th Parliament at Dissolution does not add up.
79 Liberals + 151 Prog-Con + 43 NDP + 8 BQ + 1 Reform + 3 independents = 285. If these numbers are correct, there were 10 vacancies at dissolution, not 4. Please verify. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 207.96.146.102 ( talk) 17:26, 27 January 2012 (UTC)
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Cheers.— InternetArchiveBot ( Report bug) 20:43, 29 September 2016 (UTC)
There is no chart to show standings changes through the life of this Parliament. I've worked out the changes, although some dates are uncertain.
Start, 169 PC, 83 Lib, 43 NDP
26-Nov-1988 - 168 PC, 1 vacancy
13-Mar-1989 - 1 Ref, 0 vacancy
c Aug 1989 - 167 PC, 1 vacancy (depending on resignation date of R Grise)
16-Sep-1989 - 82 Lib, 2 vacancies
1-Feb-1990 - 42 NDP, 3 vacancies
12-Feb-1990 - 43 NDP, 2 vacancies
5-May-1990 - 160 PC, 80 Lib, 43 NDP, 9 BQ, 1 Ref, 2 vacancies
6-Jul-1990 - 79 Lib, 3 vacancies
13-Aug-1990 - 10 BQ, 44 NDP, 1 vacancy
24-Sep-1990 - 78 Lib
24-Oct-1990 - 158 PC, 78 Lib, 44 NDP, 10 BQ, 1 Ref, 2 Indep, 2 vacancies
10-Dec-1990 - 80 Lib, no vacancies
17-Jun-1993 - 157 PC, 3 Indep
mid-1993 - 156 PC, 80 Lib, 44 NDP, 10 BQ, 1 Ref, 4 Indep, no vacancies
If someone has the smarts and sees this, would they mind creating a chart? GBC ( talk) 03:10, 20 February 2018 (UTC)