What Parliament owns and owes

What federal MPs, ministers and parliamentary secretaries, and their spouses, disclosed to the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner: shares, funds, property, private companies and debts, and every change they reported. The registry lists names only, never values, so this site counts people, not dollars. Every item links to the declaration it came from.

Reset 371 people on the registry.
People on the registry
371
MPs, ministers, parliamentary secretaries, and former office holders still listed
Disclose shares or fund units now
117
32% of them, themselves or a spouse
Material Changes on file
365
statements of a change after a summary
More than 60 days after the change
61
Material Changes disclosed that long after a dated change

Most commonly disclosed holdings

People who list it now, themselves or a spouse
Company or fundTypePeopleMembersSpouses
1Shares271913
2
Enbridge Inc. TSX: ENB
Shares251612
3Shares18139
4Shares17128
5Shares16125
6Shares15117
7
Apple Inc. NASDAQ: AAPL
Shares13410
8Shares1378
9
Amazon.com, Inc. NASDAQ: AMZN
Shares1257
10Shares1286
11Shares1166
12Shares1184
13Shares1192
14Shares1064
15ETFs and funds1074
16
BCE Inc. TSX: BCE
Shares974
17Shares955
18Shares963
19
Fortis Inc. TSX: FTS
Shares945
20Shares835
21Shares872
22ETFs and funds864
23
Nutrien Ltd. TSX: NTR
Shares871
24Shares752
25Shares615

By party

PartyPeopleDisclose shares or fund unitsShare
Liberal1725230%
Conservative1375540%
Bloc Québécois21629%
NDP5360%
Green100%
No party listed3513%

Share of each caucus listing shares, ETF or fund units, bonds or cryptocurrency now, themselves or a spouse. Ministers and parliamentary secretaries must sell publicly traded securities or place them in a blind trust; their spouses need not.

Most common holdings by party

People in each party who list it now

Recent changes in holdings

Every Material Change

Disclosed more than 60 days after the change

DaysPersonDate of changeDisclosedDeclaration
1,268Marjorie MichelNov 15, 2017May 6, 2021Material Change
570Scot DavidsonOct 28, 2024May 21, 2026Material Change
448Doug ShipleyNov 15, 2021Feb 6, 2023Material Change
365Chrystia FreelandMay 16, 2020May 16, 2021Material Change
339Jason GroleauJul 22, 2025Jun 26, 2026Material Change
287Randy HobackApr 3, 2024Jan 15, 2025Material Change
241Harjit S. SajjanAug 13, 2022Apr 11, 2023Material Change
217Taleeb Farouk NoormohamedJul 8, 2024Feb 10, 2025Material Change
217Taleeb Farouk NoormohamedJul 8, 2024Feb 10, 2025Material Change
212Randy HobackJun 17, 2024Jan 15, 2025Material Change

Days between the "Date of change" written in a Material Change and the date the registry shows it was disclosed. The Code asks members to report a material change within 60 days; the registry date is when the statement was made public, which can be later than when it was filed.

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