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.
All 359 members of the House of Commons, Cabinet ministers, and provincial premiers ranked strictly #1 through #359 by disclosed assets and ethics declarations.
| Rank | Politician | Disclosed Net Worth |
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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.
Under the Conflict of Interest Act and the MP Conflict of Interest Code, members must complete confidential declarations with the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner.
Public summary registries disclose controlled assets, blind trust management structures, corporate shares, and real estate properties outside primary residences.
Provincial disclosure records (such as Quebec's Commissaire à l'éthique) are synthesized to benchmark provincial premiers alongside federal parliamentarians.
Former Prime Minister Paul Martin (shipping magnate) and Ontario Premier Doug Ford rank at the top of national political wealth, while Premier François Legault ($12,000,000) leads among provincial executives following his Air Transat commercial exit.
Federal Cabinet ministers are legally required under the Conflict of Interest Act to either completely divest controlled assets or place corporate stock holdings into a qualified blind trust.
Data is compiled from the Office of the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner of Canada and provincial legislative ethics registries.