The 1930 Canadian federal election was held on July 28, 1930, to elect members of the House of Commons of the 17th Parliament of Canada. Background · National results · Results by province

On July 28 the voters of the Dominion will decide whether the Liberal government headed by Mackenzie King, or the Conservative party led by Richard B. Bennett, ...

Contents · 1 Alberta · 2 British Columbia · 3 Manitoba · 4 New Brunswick · 5 Nova Scotia · 6 Ontario · 7 Prince Edward Island · 8 Quebec ...

The decisive victory, on July 28, of the Conservative party in the seventeenth general election since. Confederation came as a surprise to the Canadian people.

Candidates and Ridings · Candidate · Political Party · Gender · Occupation · Result · Votes ...

Conservative leader Sir John A. Macdonald defeated Liberal leader Alexander Mackenzie and became prime minister of Canada for the second time.

When Prime Minister Mackenzie King announced, on May 6, the speedy dissolution of Parliament, he may have thought that it was wise to go to the country before ...

This election saw the Conservative Party, under the leadership of R.B. Bennett, defeat the Liberal Party led by Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King. It ...

Richard (RB) Bennett was a tough-talking millionaire whom Canadians turned to as a beacon of hope during the first years of the Great Depression.

Party, Progressive, Conservative, Liberal, Labour, United Farmers, Others, Total. Leader, Robert Forke, R.B Bennett, W.L Mackenzie King, J.S Woodsworth ...