^ Blakeman, Laurie
^ Calahasen, Pearl M.
^ Cusanelli, Christine
^ Delong, Alana
^ Fenske, Jacquie
^ Forsyth, Heather
^ Fritz, Yvonne
^ Jablonski, Mary Anne Elected at a by-election September 25, 2000.
 
^ Jansen, Sandra
^ Johnson, Linda
^ Kenndy-Glans, Donna
^ Klimchuk, Heather
^ Kubinec, Maureen
^ Leskiw, Genia
^ McQueen, Diana
^ Notley, Rachel
^ Olesen, Cathy
^ Pastoor, Bridget
^ Pastoor, Bridget Sits as a Progressive Conservative.
 
^ Redford, Alison
^ Sarich, Janice
^ Smith, Danielle
^ Towle, Kerry
^ Woo-Paw, Teresa
Former Members ^ Abdurahman, Muriel
^ Ady, Cindy
^ Balsillie, Mary Anne
^ Barrett, Pam
^ Burgener, Jocelyn
^ Carlson, Debby
^ Chichak, Catherine
^ Cripps, Shirley
^ Embury, Sheila Barbara
^ Evans, Iris
^ FYFE, Myrna C.
^ Gagnon, Yolande
^ Gordon, Judy
^ Gostick, Edith Hannah
^ Graham, Marlene
^ Haley, Carol
^ Hanson, Alice
^ Hewes, Bettie
^ Hunley, Wilma Helen
^ Koper, Janet
^ Kryczka, Karen
^ Laing, Bonnie
^ Laing, Marie
^ Leibovici, Karen
^ LeMessurier, Mary J.
^ MacBeth, Nancy
^ Mather, Weslyn
^ McClellan, Shirley
^ McClung, Nellie Letitia Her name is inscribed on a plaque, erected to the five women who opened the doors of the Senate to Canadian women. It is placed on the wall of the entrance to the Senate Chamber.
 
^ McCoy, Elaine
^ McKinney, Louise First woman to be elected to a Canadian legislative body.
 
^ Mirosh, Dianne
^ Mjolsness, Christie
^ Nelson, Patricia
^ Olsen, Sue
^ O'Neill, Mary
^ Osterman, Constance Elaine
^ Parlby, Mary Irene
^ Paul, Pamela C.
^ Price, Roberta Elected as Soldiers' Overseas Representative under the maiden name MacAdams and married while in office.
First woman in Commonwealth history to introduce legislation (War Veterans’ Next-of-Kin Association, 1918)
 
^ Robinson, Elizabeth Gladys Elected at a by-election following the death of her husband.
 
^ Rogers, Edith Blanche
^ Sloan, Linda
^ Soetaert, Colleen
^ Tarchuk, Janis
^ Thurston, Edith Beatrice Belcher
^ Wilkinson, Rose
^ Wilson, Ethel Sylvia
^ Wood, Cornelia Lucinda Railey