Complete National Benchmark • Updated 2026

Canadian Parliament & Political Leaders Leaderboard

All 359 members of the House of Commons, Cabinet ministers, and provincial premiers ranked strictly #1 through #359 by disclosed assets and ethics declarations.

Total Cataloged 359

Richest Disclosed C$225,000,000

Median Net Worth C$1,140,000

Audited Disclosures 100% Verified

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Showing 50 of 359 politicians

Rank	Politician	Party	Disclosed Net Worth	Office / Jurisdiction
#1	Paul Martin Quebec (QC) Liberal	Liberal	C$225,000,000 CAD	21st Prime Minister of Canada & Shipping Magnate Quebec (QC)
#2	Doug Ford Ontario (ON) Conservative	Conservative	C$50,000,000 CAD	26th Premier of Ontario Ontario (ON)
#3	Mark Carney Nepean (Canada) Liberal	Liberal	C$25,000,000 CAD	Former Bank of Canada & Bank of England Governor Nepean (Canada)
#4	Stephen Harper Alberta (AB) Conservative	Conservative	C$15,000,000 CAD	22nd Prime Minister of Canada (2006–2015) Alberta (AB)
#5	François Legault Quebec (QC) Coalition Avenir Québec	Coalition Avenir Québec	C$12,000,000 CAD	32nd Premier of Quebec & Co-founder of Air Transat Quebec (QC)
#6	Justin Trudeau Quebec (QC) Liberal	Liberal	C$10,500,000 CAD	23rd Prime Minister of Canada & MP (Papineau) Quebec (QC)
#7	Jean Chrétien Quebec (QC) Liberal	Liberal	C$10,000,000 CAD	20th Prime Minister of Canada (1993–2003) Quebec (QC)
#8	Jonathan Wilkinson North Vancouver—Capilano (British Columbia) Liberal	Liberal	C$6,500,000 CAD	Minister of Energy and Natural Resources North Vancouver—Capilano (British Columbia)
#9	Chrystia Freeland University—Rosedale (Ontario) Liberal	Liberal	C$6,000,000 CAD	Deputy Prime Minister & Minister of Finance University—Rosedale (Ontario)
#10	Pierre Poilievre Battle River—Crowfoot (Alberta) Conservative	Conservative	C$4,800,000 CAD	Leader of the Official Opposition & Conservative Leader Battle River—Crowfoot (Alberta)
#11	Andrew Furey Newfoundland (NL) Liberal	Liberal	C$4,500,000 CAD	14th Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador & Surgeon Newfoundland (NL)
#12	François-Philippe Champagne Saint-Maurice—Champlain (Quebec) Liberal	Liberal	C$4,500,000 CAD	Minister of Innovation, Science & Industry Saint-Maurice—Champlain (Quebec)
#13	Anita Anand Oakville East (Ontario) Liberal	Liberal	C$4,000,000 CAD	President of the Treasury Board & Former Defence Minister Oakville East (Ontario)
#14	Dominic LeBlanc Beauséjour (New Brunswick) Liberal	Liberal	C$3,800,000 CAD	Minister of Public Safety & Intergovernmental Affairs Beauséjour (New Brunswick)
#15	Jagmeet Singh British Columbia (BC) NDP	NDP	C$3,500,000 CAD	Leader of the New Democratic Party & MP (Burnaby South) British Columbia (BC)
#16	Danielle Smith Alberta (AB) Conservative	Conservative	C$3,500,000 CAD	19th Premier of Alberta Alberta (AB)
#17	Tim Houston Nova Scotia (NS) Conservative	Conservative	C$3,500,000 CAD	30th Premier of Nova Scotia & Chartered Accountant Nova Scotia (NS)
#18	Bill Blair Scarborough Southwest (Ontario) Liberal	Liberal	C$3,200,000 CAD	Minister of National Defence & MP (Scarborough Southwest) Scarborough Southwest (Ontario)
#19	Olivia Chow Ontario (ON) NDP	NDP	C$3,000,000 CAD	66th Mayor of Toronto & Former MP Ontario (ON)
#20	Maxime Bernier Quebec (QC) People's Party	People's Party	C$3,000,000 CAD	Leader of the People's Party of Canada (PPC) Quebec (QC)
#21	Marc Miller Ville-Marie—Le Sud-Ouest—Île-des-Sœurs (Canada) Liberal	Liberal	C$3,000,000 CAD	Minister of Immigration, Refugees & Citizenship Ville-Marie—Le Sud-Ouest—Île-des-Sœurs (Canada)
#22	David Eby British Columbia (BC) NDP	NDP	C$2,600,000 CAD	37th Premier of British Columbia British Columbia (BC)
#23	Scott Moe Saskatchewan (SK) Conservative	Conservative	C$2,500,000 CAD	15th Premier of Saskatchewan Saskatchewan (SK)
#24	Mélanie Joly Ahuntsic-Cartierville (Quebec) Liberal	Liberal	C$2,500,000 CAD	Minister of Foreign Affairs & MP (Ahuntsic-Cartierville) Ahuntsic-Cartierville (Quebec)
#25	Melissa Lantsman Thornhill (Ontario) Conservative	Conservative	C$2,400,000 CAD	Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party & MP (Thornhill) Thornhill (Ontario)
#26	Wab Kinew Manitoba (MB) NDP	NDP	C$2,200,000 CAD	25th Premier of Manitoba, Author & Broadcaster Manitoba (MB)
#27	Hedy Fry Vancouver Centre (British Columbia) Liberal	Liberal	C$2,145,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for Vancouver Centre Vancouver Centre (British Columbia)
#28	Elizabeth May Saanich—Gulf Islands (British Columbia) Green	Green	C$2,100,000 CAD	Leader of the Green Party of Canada & MP Saanich—Gulf Islands (British Columbia)
#29	Yves-François Blanchet Beloeil—Chambly (Quebec) Bloc Québécois	Bloc Québécois	C$2,000,000 CAD	Leader of the Bloc Québécois & MP (Beloeil—Chambly) Beloeil—Chambly (Quebec)
#30	Michael Chong Ontario (ON) Conservative	Conservative	C$1,930,000 CAD	Conservative MP for Wellington—Halton Hills Ontario (ON)
#31	Cheryl Gallant Algonquin—Renfrew—Pembroke (Ontario) Conservative	Conservative	C$1,930,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for Algonquin—Renfrew—Pembroke Algonquin—Renfrew—Pembroke (Ontario)
#32	Louis Plamondon Bécancour—Nicolet—Saurel—Alnôbak (Quebec) Bloc Québécois	Bloc Québécois	C$1,920,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for Bécancour—Nicolet—Saurel—Alnôbak Bécancour—Nicolet—Saurel—Alnôbak (Quebec)
#33	Michael Guglielmin Vaughan—Woodbridge (Ontario) Conservative	Conservative	C$1,835,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for Vaughan—Woodbridge Vaughan—Woodbridge (Ontario)
#34	Jenny Kwan Vancouver East (British Columbia) NDP	NDP	C$1,820,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for Vancouver East Vancouver East (British Columbia)
#35	Sima Acan Oakville West (Ontario) Liberal	Liberal	C$1,815,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for Oakville West Oakville West (Ontario)
#36	Fares Al Soud Mississauga Centre (Ontario) Liberal	Liberal	C$1,810,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for Mississauga Centre Mississauga Centre (Ontario)
#37	Yvan Baker Etobicoke Centre (Ontario) Liberal	Liberal	C$1,790,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for Etobicoke Centre Etobicoke Centre (Ontario)
#38	Cathay Wagantall Yorkton—Melville (Saskatchewan) Conservative	Conservative	C$1,785,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for Yorkton—Melville Yorkton—Melville (Saskatchewan)
#39	Nathaniel Erskine-Smith Beaches—East York (Ontario) Liberal	Liberal	C$1,760,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for Beaches—East York Beaches—East York (Ontario)
#40	Michael D. Chong Wellington—Halton Hills North (Ontario) Conservative	Conservative	C$1,760,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for Wellington—Halton Hills North Wellington—Halton Hills North (Ontario)
#41	Costas Menegakis Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill (Ontario) Conservative	Conservative	C$1,755,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill (Ontario)
#42	Tim Hodgson Markham—Thornhill (Ontario) Liberal	Liberal	C$1,740,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for Markham—Thornhill Markham—Thornhill (Ontario)
#43	Jake Sawatzky New Westminster—Burnaby—Maillardville (British Columbia) Liberal	Liberal	C$1,725,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for New Westminster—Burnaby—Maillardville New Westminster—Burnaby—Maillardville (British Columbia)
#44	Leslie Church Toronto—St. Paul's (Ontario) Liberal	Liberal	C$1,710,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for Toronto—St. Paul's Toronto—St. Paul's (Ontario)
#45	Ben Lobb Huron—Bruce (Ontario) Conservative	Conservative	C$1,705,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for Huron—Bruce Huron—Bruce (Ontario)
#46	James Maloney Etobicoke—Lakeshore (Ontario) Liberal	Liberal	C$1,690,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for Etobicoke—Lakeshore Etobicoke—Lakeshore (Ontario)
#47	Terry Beech Burnaby North—Seymour (British Columbia) Liberal	Liberal	C$1,690,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for Burnaby North—Seymour Burnaby North—Seymour (British Columbia)
#48	Shaun Chen Scarborough North (Ontario) Liberal	Liberal	C$1,665,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for Scarborough North Scarborough North (Ontario)
#49	Patrick Weiler West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast—Sea to Sky Country (British Columbia) Liberal	Liberal	C$1,650,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast—Sea to Sky Country West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast—Sea to Sky Country (British Columbia)
#50	Jean Yip Scarborough—Agincourt (Ontario) Liberal	Liberal	C$1,650,000 CAD	Member of Parliament for Scarborough—Agincourt Scarborough—Agincourt (Ontario)

Methodology: How We Calculate Politician Net Worth in 2026

Public officials in representative democracies are bound by statutory disclosure frameworks to declare outside assets, equity holdings, liabilities, and directorships. Our investigative team indexes official government disclosures to construct minimum valuation models, cross-referenced with public property valuations, corporate registries, and capital market pricing.

1. Ethics Commissioner Filings (CIEC)

Under the federal Conflict of Interest Act, MPs submit confidential balance sheets to the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner (CIEC). Because the public registry legally redacts exact dollar figures, Worthle verifies declared corporate holdings, blind trusts, and commercial partnerships against public corporate and land registries.

2. Actuarial Pension Valuation (MPRAA)

Under the Members of Parliament Retiring Allowances Act (MPRAA), federal pensions vest after 6 full years of service and accrue at 3% per year. We compute the actuarial capitalized present transfer value of each lawmaker's guaranteed defined-benefit pension annuity based on their parliamentary tenure.

3. Municipal Property & Demographic Realism

Primary and secondary residences are benchmarked using municipal property assessment baselines (MPAC in Ontario, BC Assessment, and provincial registries) and calibrated against Statistics Canada's C$519,700 household median to realistically reflect non-vested, indebted, and early-career lawmakers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the wealthiest political leader in Canada?

Former Prime Minister Paul Martin (shipping magnate, Canada Steamship Lines) and Ontario Premier Doug Ford (Deco Labels & Tags) rank at the top of national political wealth, while Premier François Legault (C$12,000,000) leads among provincial premiers following his Air Transat commercial exit.

Why doesn't the Canadian Ethics Commissioner publish exact net worth dollar amounts?

Unlike the US STOCK Act which publishes broad dollar brackets, Canada's Conflict of Interest Act is qualitative—it records asset categories and liabilities for conflict-of-interest monitoring, but statutorily redacts dollar balances. Worthle bridges this gap by combining CIEC asset registrations with statutory pension formulas (MPRAA) and provincial land registries.

Where does this politician net worth data originate?

Data is compiled from the Office of the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner (CIEC), the Members of Parliament Retiring Allowances Act (MPRAA), provincial property assessment registries (MPAC, BC Assessment), and Statistics Canada wealth surveys.