Liberal (II) (Fleming Blanchard McCurdy), 1920 – McCurdy won a by-election under the Nationalist Liberal designation, but sat with the National Liberal and Conservative Party caucus Protectionist (Joseph-Édouard Moranville), 1926 Franc Lib (I) (Alfred Edward Watts), 1930 Prohibition Party (Edwin Clarke Appleby), 1930 Parti national social chrétien (Robert Rae Manville), 1934–1940 Anti-Communist (I) (Jean Tissot), 1935 Verdun (Hervé Ferland), 1935 Veterans Party (Alloys Reginald Sprenger), 1935 Technocrat (Joseph McCrae Newman), 1935 Anti-Conscriptionist (Louis-Gérard Gosselin), 1940 Social Credit-National Unity (Harry Watson Arnold), 1940 National-Unity (Robert Rae Manville), 1940 Trades Union (Nigel Morgan), 1945 Autonomist candidate (Paul Massé), 1947 Nationalist (II) (Adrien Arcand), 1949, 1953 Christian Liberal (Howard A. Prentice), 1953 Anti-Communist (II) (Patrick Walsh), 1953 Canadian Democrat (Gerry Goeujon), 1957 National Credit Control (John Bernard Ball), 1957 Capital familial (Henri-Georges Grenier), 1957–1962 Liberal Conservative Coalition (George Rolland), 1957 Parti ouvrier canadien (Jean-Jacques Rouleau), 1958 League for Socialist Action, 1961–1977 Co-operative Builders of Canada (Edgar-Bernard Charron), 1962 All Canadian Party (John Darby Naismith), 1962–1962 Parti humain familial (Henri-Georges Grenier), 1964 Droit vital personnel (Henri-Georges Grenier), 1965 Progressive Workers Movement (Jerry Le Bourdais), 1965 Esprit Social (Henri-Georges Grenier), 1967–1971 Franc Lib (II) (Jean-Roger Marcotte), 1968 National Socialist (Martin K. Weiche), 1968 New Canada Party (Fred Reiner), 1968 Nationalist Party of Canada (Bob Smith), founded 1977 Christian Democrat Party of Canada (Sydney Thompson), 1981 Work Less Party (Betty Krawczyk), 2007–2010 Party for Accountability, Competency and Transparency (formerly Online Party) (Michael Nicula), 2012–2016 Alliance of the North (François Bélanger), 2013–2019 The Bridge Party of Canada (David Berlin), 2015–2017 Seniors Party of Canada (Margaret Leigh Fairbairn), 2014–2016 Canada Party (II) (Jim Pankiw) 2015–2016 Senate Unofficial designations and parties who never ran candidates The following parties do not appear on the federal election archive. They either did not run candidates in any election or ran candidates as independents. Aboriginal Peoples Party of Canada (founded in 2005) Action Canada (founded in 1971) Canadian Labour Party, 1917–1929 Canadian Party for Renewal, 1993 Canadian Union of Fascists, 1930s Christian Credit Party, 1982–1983 Christian Freedom Party of Canada, c. 1988 – c. 1996 (an extension of the Social Credit Party) Movement for an Independent Socialist Canada, 1974 National Party of Canada (I), 1979–1980s New Capitalist Party, 1965 New Constitution Party of Canada (an unregistered party founded in 2015) North American Labour Party, 1970s National Unity Party, 1938–1949 People's Co-operative Commonwealth Federation 1945 Option Canada (founded in 1991) Revolutionary Workers League, 1977–1989