How do I find my MP's financial disclosures?

Search your MP or MPP by name or riding on Integrity Index Canada. Each profile shows financial disclosures from the federal Ethics Commissioner (CIEC) or provincial registries, plus stock trades, voting records and conflict of interest flags. You can also use My Riding and enter your postal code to see your federal and provincial representatives.

Where can I see a Canadian MP's voting record?

Integrity Index Canada shows voting history on each MP profile. We pull vote data from Parliament and link it to bills. Open a member's profile and check the Voting History section.

What is Integrity Index Canada?

Integrity Index Canada is a non-partisan platform that tracks Canadian MP and MPP financial disclosures, stock trades, voting records and conflict of interest data. We aggregate official data from the Ethics Commissioner, Parliament and provincial registries so you can see your representative's ethics profile in one place.

How do I look up an MPP's disclosures or ethics profile?

Search by name or riding on Integrity Index Canada and open the representative's profile. For provincial members we show real disclosure data where available (e.g. Manitoba); for others we show the roster and link to official provincial disclosure registries. Federal MP disclosures and trades come from the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner.

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See what your representatives own, who they meet with, and how they vote. Every record sourced from the Ethics Commissioner, Parliament, and provincial registries.

Each legislature drawn from its members on record; one in an election period is shown as it stood at dissolution. Click any to focus the map.

Federal

343 seats

LPC173
CPC137
BQ21

VAC6
NDP5
GPC1

Ontario

124 seats

ONP78
NDP26
OLP14

IND2
GPO2
VAC2

Alberta

87 seats

UCP47
NDP39

PRO1

Quebec

125 seats

At dissolution · August 27, 2026

CAQ79
PLQ18
QS11

IND9
PQ6
VAC2

British Columbia

93 seats

At dissolution · September 22, 2026

NDP47
BCC29
IND13

BCG2
VAC2

TOP STORY · DIVISION · OCTOBER 15, 2026

The Legislative Assembly of Manitoba passes Bill MB21.

Bill MB21 — The Drinking Water Safety Amendment Act — was considered by the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba. The final vote was 28-14. NDP members supported the bill; Conservative members opposed it.

Open the bill page

28-14 vote
Bill 21 — The Drinking Water Safety Amendment Ac

Vote at a glance

Legislative Assembly of Manitoba: MB21

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Yea

Nay

Abstain

Absent

PartyYea / Nay / Abstain / Absent

NDP

27·0·0·0

CON

0·14·0·0

LIB

1·0·0·0

The Pulse · Real-time activity

VOTE 6DISCLOSURE 4LOBBYING 2

12 signals · last sync less than a minute ago

Time	Type	Signal	Member	Detail
00:00	VTE	Voted Nay on MB13	Derek JohnsonMB	NAY
00:00	VTE	Voted Nay on MB21	Derek JohnsonMB	NAY
09:20	VTE	FED-C-37: Second Reading	Mandy Gull-MastyFED	—
14:40	VTE	FED-C-219: Third Reading	James BezanFED	—
06:45	VTE	FED-C-27: Royal Assent	Rebecca AltyFED	—
00:00	DSC	Gift	Wab KinewMB	—
00:00	DSC	Gift	Wab KinewMB	—
00:00	DSC	Gift	Wab KinewMB	—

Live · refreshed every 2 minutes from our latest sync

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Representatives tracked

1,049

Members of 14 legislatures: the House of Commons and the provincial assemblies.

Scale

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We consolidate official disclosures, recorded divisions, committee roles, lobbying registrations, and procurement-adjacent records so you can trace representatives back to primary sources — not headlines.

428,175

Recorded ballots

Individual votes cast in recorded divisions in the House of Commons and the Ontario legislature.

Legislatures

The House of Commons and every provincial legislature with a member roster on this site.

4 days ago

Oct 14, 2026, 2:21 a.m. EDT

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When the most recent complete run of our scheduled data collection finished.

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Row counts and freshness depend on scheduled syncs and jurisdictional APIs. We do not fabricate scores when streams are missing — see data coverage and methodology before drawing conclusions from a single number.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find my MP's financial disclosures?
Search your MP or MPP by name or riding on Integrity Index Canada. Each profile shows financial disclosures from the federal Ethics Commissioner (CIEC) or provincial registries, plus stock trades, voting records and conflict of interest flags. You can also use My Riding and enter your postal code to see your federal and provincial representatives.
Where can I see a Canadian MP's voting record?
Integrity Index Canada shows voting history on each MP profile. We pull vote data from Parliament and link it to bills. Open a member's profile and check the Voting History section.
What is Integrity Index Canada?
Integrity Index Canada is a non-partisan platform that tracks Canadian MP and MPP financial disclosures, stock trades, voting records and conflict of interest data. We aggregate official data from the Ethics Commissioner, Parliament and provincial registries so you can see your representative's ethics profile in one place.
How do I look up an MPP's disclosures or ethics profile?
Search by name or riding on Integrity Index Canada and open the representative's profile. For provincial members we show real disclosure data where available (e.g. Manitoba); for others we show the roster and link to official provincial disclosure registries. Federal MP disclosures and trades come from the Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner.