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This is a list of members of the  New Democratic Party Shadow Cabinet of the [[42nd Canadian Parliament]].  Positions in the [[shadow cabinet]] were announced on November 12, 2015, and included all 44 members of the [[New Democratic Party]] [[caucus]] in the [[Canada|Canadian]] [[House of Commons of Canada|House of Commons]].

==Current Shadow Cabinet members==
=== Singh II (January 31, 2018 – October 21, 2019) ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Portfolio
!Critic
!Deputy
|-
| colspan="3" |'''Caucus Officers'''
|-
|Leader
|[[Jagmeet Singh]] 
|
|-
|
|
|
|-
|House Leader
|[[Ruth Ellen Brosseau]]
|[[Murray Rankin]] 
|-
|NDP Whip
|[[Marjolaine Boutin-Sweet]]
|[[Rachel Blaney]] 
|-
|Caucus Chair
|[[Daniel Blaikie]]
|
|-
| colspan="3" |'''Parliamentary Critics'''
|-
|Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency
|
|
|-
|Agriculture
|[[Alistair MacGregor]]
|[[Ruth Ellen Brosseau]] 
|-
|BC Liaison
|[[Nathan Cullen]]
|
|-
|Canada Post
|[[Irene Mathyssen]]
|
|-
|Culture and Heritage
|[[Pierre Nantel]]
| 
|-
|Democratic Reform
| 
| 
|-
|Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec
|[[Christine Moore (politician)|Christine Moore]]
|
|-
|Electrification of transportation
|[[Pierre Nantel]]
| 
|-
|Energy
|[[Guy Caron]]
|
|-
|Environment and Climate Change
|[[Alexandre Boulerice]]
|[[Linda Duncan]]
|-
|Ethics
|[[Charlie Angus]]
|[[Sheila Malcolmson]]
|-
|Families, Children, and Social Development
|[[Brigitte Sansoucy]]
|
|-
|Federal Economic Development Initiative for Northern Ontario
|[[Charlie Angus]]
|
|-
|Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario
|[[Scott Duvall]]
|
|-
|Finance
|[[Peter Julian]]
|[[Pierre-Luc Dusseault]]
|-
|Fisheries, Oceans & Coast Guard
|[[Fin Donnelly]]
|
|-
|Foreign Affairs
|[[Hélène Laverdière]]
|
|-
|La Francophonie
|[[Robert Aubin]]
|
|-
|Health
|[[Don Davies]]
|[[Georgina Jolibois]]
|-
|Housing
|[[Sheri Benson]]
|[[Marjolaine Boutin-Sweet]]
|-
|Indigenous Services
|[[Georgina Jolibois]]
| 
|-
|Indigenous & Northern Affairs (Youth)
|[[Charlie Angus]]
|
|-
|Infrastructure & Communities
|[[Brigitte Sansoucy]]
| 
|-
|Innovation, Science and Economic Development and Great Lakes
|[[Brian Masse]]
|
|-
|Intergovernmental Affairs
|[[Guy Caron]]
|
|-
|International Development 
|[[Linda Duncan]]
|
|-
|International Human Rights
|[[Cheryl Hardcastle]]
|
|-
|Jobs, Employment, Precarious Work and Workforce Development
|[[Niki Ashton]]
|
|-
|Justice
|[[Murray Rankin]]
| 
|-
|Labour
|[[Karine Trudel]]
|[[Tracey Ramsey]]
|-
|LGBTQ2+ Issues
|[[Randall Garrison]]
|[[Sheri Benson]]
|-
|Multiculturalism, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship
|[[Jenny Kwan]]
|
|-
|National Defence
|[[Randall Garrison]]
|
|-
|National Parks
|[[Wayne Stetski]]
|
|-
|National Revenue
|[[Pierre-Luc Dusseault]]
|
|-
|Natural Resources
|[[Richard Cannings (British Columbia politician)|Richard Cannings]]
|
|-
|Official Languages
|[[François Choquette]]
|
|-
|Pensions
|[[Scott Duvall]]
|
|-
|Post-secondary Education
|[[Anne Minh-Thu Quach]]
|
|-
|Public Services and Procurement
|[[Erin Weir]] ''(suspended)''
|
|-
|Rural Affairs
|[[Christine Moore (politician)|Christine Moore]]
|
|-
|Small Business & Tourism
|[[Gord Johns]]
|
|-
|[[Quebec lieutenant]]
|[[Alexandre Boulerice]]
|
|-
|Reconciliation (Indigenous Affairs), Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency
|[[Romeo Saganash]]
|[[Niki Ashton]]
|-
|Seniors
|[[Rachel Blaney]]
|
|-
|Sport and Persons with Disabilities
|[[Cheryl Hardcastle]]
|
|-
|Women's Equality
|
|[[Anne Minh-Thu Quach]]
|-
|Trade
|[[Tracey Ramsey]]
|
|-
|Transport
|[[Robert Aubin]]
|
|-
|Treasury Board
|[[Daniel Blaikie]]
|
|-
|Veterans Affairs
|[[Gord Johns]]
|
|-
|Western Economic Diversification Canada
|[[Daniel Blaikie]]
|
|-
|Youth
|[[Anne Minh-Thu Quach]]
|
|}

=== Singh I (October 2, 2017 – January 31, 2018) ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Portfolio
!Critic
!Deputy
|-
| colspan="3" |'''Caucus Officers'''
|-
|Leader
|[[Jagmeet Singh]] 
|
|-
|[[Parliamentary leader]]
|[[Guy Caron]]
|[[David Christopherson]]
|-
|House Leader
|[[Peter Julian]]
|[[Matthew Dubé]]
|-
|NDP Whip
|[[Marjolaine Boutin-Sweet]]
|[[Irene Mathyssen]]
|-
|Caucus Chair
|[[Daniel Blaikie]]
|[[Charlie Angus]]
|-
| colspan="3" |'''Parliamentary Critics'''
|-
|Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency
|
|
|-
|Agriculture
|[[Ruth Ellen Brosseau]]
|
|-
|Canada Post
|[[Karine Trudel]]
|
|-
|Canadian Heritage
|[[Pierre Nantel]]
|[[Alistair MacGregor]]
|-
|Democratic Reform
|[[Nathan Cullen]]
|[[Alexandre Boulerice]]
|-
|Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec
|[[Christine Moore (politician)|Christine Moore]]
|
|-
|Energy
|Hon. [[Tom Mulcair|Thomas Mulcair]]
|
|-
|Environment and Climate Change
|[[Linda Duncan]]
|[[Robert Aubin]]
|-
|Ethics
|[[Nathan Cullen]]
|[[Karine Trudel]]
|-
|Families & Children
|[[Brigitte Sansoucy]]
|
|-
|Federal Economic Development Initiative for Northern Ontario
|
|
|-
|Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario
|[[Scott Duvall]]
|
|-
|Finance
|[[Alexandre Boulerice]]
|[[Nathan Cullen]]
|-
|Fisheries & Oceans
|[[Fin Donnelly]]
|
|-
|Foreign Affairs
|[[Hélène Laverdière]]
|
|-
|Health
|[[Don Davies]]
|[[Brigitte Sansoucy]]
|-
|Immigration
|[[Jenny Kwan]]
|
|-
|Indigenous & Northern Affairs
|[[Romeo Saganash]]
|[[Georgina Jolibois]]
|-
|Indigenous & Northern Affairs (Youth)
|[[Charlie Angus]]
|
|-
|Infrastructure & Communities
|[[Matthew Dubé]]
|[[Rachel Blaney]]
|-
|Innovation, Science and Economic Development
|[[Brian Masse]]
|
|-
|Intergovernmental Aboriginal Affairs
|[[Romeo Saganash]]
|
|-
|Intergovernmental Affairs
|Hon. [[Tom Mulcair|Thomas Mulcair]]
|
|-
|International Development and La Franchophonie
|[[Robert Aubin]]
|
|-
|International Trade
|[[Tracey Ramsey]]
|
|-
|Jobs, Employment & Workforce Development
|[[Niki Ashton]]
|
|-
|Justice
|[[Murray Rankin]]
|[[Alistair MacGregor]]
|-
|Labour
|[[Sheri Benson]]
|[[Karine Trudel]]
|-
|LGBT Issues
|[[Randall Garrison]]
|[[Sheri Benson]]
|-
|Multiculturalism
|[[Jenny Kwan]]
|
|-
|National Defence
|[[Randall Garrison]]
|
|-
|National Parks
|[[Wayne Stetski]]
|
|-
|National Revenue
|[[Pierre-Luc Dusseault]]
|
|-
|Natural Resources
|[[Richard Cannings (British Columbia politician)|Richard Cannings]]
|
|-
|Pensions
|[[Scott Duvall]]
|
|-
|Post-secondary Education
|[[Richard Cannings (British Columbia politician)|Richard Cannings]]
|
|-
|Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness
|[[Matthew Dubé]]
|
|-
|Public Services and Procurement
|[[Erin Weir]]
|
|-
|Rural Affairs
|[[Christine Moore (politician)|Christine Moore]]
|
|-
|Science
|[[Kennedy Stewart (Canadian politician)|Kennedy Stewart]]
|
|-
|Small Business & Tourism
|[[Gord Johns]]
|
|-
|Sport and Persons with Disabilities
|[[Cheryl Hardcastle]]
|
|-
|-
|Status of Women
|[[Sheila Malcolmson]]
|
|-
|Transport
|[[Robert Aubin]]
|
|-
|Treasury Board
|[[Daniel Blaikie]]
|
|-
|Veterans Affairs
|[[Irene Mathyssen]]
|
|-
|Western Economic Diversification Canada
|[[Georgina Jolibois]]
|
|-
|Youth
|[[Anne Minh-Thu Quach]]
|
|}

=== Mulcair II (October 19, 2016 – October 1, 2017) ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Portfolio
! Critic
! Deputy
|-
| colspan="3" | '''Caucus Officers'''
|-
| NDP Leader
| Hon. [[Thomas Mulcair]]
| [[David Christopherson]]
|-
| [[Leader of the Opposition in the House of Commons (Canada)|NDP House Leader]]
|[[Murray Rankin]]
| [[Matthew Dubé]]
|-
| [[Chief Opposition Whip (Canada)|NDP Whip]]
| [[Marjolaine Boutin-Sweet]]
| [[Irene Mathyssen]]
|-
| [[Caucus Chair]]
| [[Charlie Angus]] 
| [[Ruth Ellen Brosseau]]
|-
| colspan="3" | '''Parliamentary Critics'''
|-
| Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency
| [[Guy Caron]]
| None
|-
| Agriculture
| [[Ruth Ellen Brosseau]]
| None
|-
| Canadian Heritage
| [[Pierre Nantel]]
| [[Alistair MacGregor]]
|-
| Democratic Reform
| [[Nathan Cullen]]
| [[Alexandre Boulerice]] 
|-
| Energy
| Hon. [[Thomas Mulcair]]
| None
|-
| Environment
| [[Nathan Cullen]]
| None
|-
| Ethics
| [[Alexandre Boulerice]]
| [[Daniel Blaikie]]
|-
| Families & Children
| [[Brigitte Sansoucy]]
| None
|-
|Federal Economic Development Initiative for Northern Ontario
|[[Charlie Angus]]
|None
|-
|Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario
|[[Scott Duvall]]
|None
|-
| Finance
| [[Alexandre Boulerice]]  
| None
|-
| Fisheries & Oceans
| [[Fin Donnelly]]
| [[Guy Caron]]
|-
| Foreign Affairs
| [[Hélène Laverdière]]
| None
|-
| Health
| [[Don Davies]]
| [[Brigitte Sansoucy]]
|-
| Immigration
| [[Jenny Kwan]]
| None
|-
| Indigenous & Northern Affairs
| [[Charlie Angus]]
| [[Georgina Jolibois]]
|-
| Infrastructure & Communities
| [[Matthew Dubé]]
| [[Rachel Blaney]]
|-
| Innovation
| [[Brian Masse]]
| None
|-
| Intergovernmental Aboriginal Affairs
| [[Romeo Saganash]]
| None
|-
| Intergovernmental Affairs
| Hon. [[Thomas Mulcair]]
| None
|-
| International Development
| [[Robert Aubin]]
| None
|-
| International Trade
| [[Tracey Ramsey]]
| None
|-
| Jobs, Employment & Workforce Development
| [[Niki Ashton]]
| None
|-
| Justice
| [[Murray Rankin]]
| None
|-
| Labour
| [[Sheri Benson]]
| None
|-
| La Francophonie
| [[Robert Aubin]]
| None
|-
| LGBT Issues
| [[Randall Garrison]]
| None
|-
| Multiculturalism
| [[Rachel Blaney]]
| None
|-
| National Defence
| [[Randall Garrison]]
| None
|-
| National Revenue
| [[Pierre-Luc Dusseault]]
| None
|-
| Natural Resources
| [[Richard Cannings (British Columbia politician)|Richard Cannings]]
|None
|-
| Persons with Disabilities
| [[Cheryl Hardcastle]]
| None
|-
|Post-secondary Education
|[[Richard Cannings (British Columbia politician)|Richard Cannings]]
|None
|-
| Public Safety
| [[David Christopherson]]
| None
|-
| Public Services
| [[Erin Weir]]
| None
|-
| Rural Affairs
| [[Christine Moore (politician)|Christine Moore]]
| None
|-
| Science
| [[Kennedy Stewart (Canadian politician)|Kennedy Stewart]]
| None
|-
| Small Business & Tourism
| [[Gord Johns]]
| None
|-
| Sport
| [[Cheryl Hardcastle]]
| None
|-
| Status of Women
| [[Sheila Malcolmson]]
| None
|-
| Transport
| [[Linda Duncan]]
| None
|-
| Treasury Board
| [[Daniel Blaikie]]
| None
|-
| Veterans Affairs
| [[Irene Mathyssen]]
| None
|-
| Youth
| [[Anne Minh-Thu Quach]]
| None
|}

===Mulcair I (October 19, 2015 – October 19, 2016)===
{| class="wikitable"
! Portfolio
! Critic
! Deputy
|-
| colspan="3" | '''Caucus Officers'''
|-
| NDP Leader
| Hon. [[Thomas Mulcair]]
| [[David Christopherson]]
|-
| [[Leader of the Opposition in the House of Commons (Canada)|NDP House Leader]]
|[[Peter Julian]]
| [[Matthew Dubé]]
|-
| [[Chief Opposition Whip (Canada)|NDP Whip]]
| [[Marjolaine Boutin-Sweet]]
| [[Irene Mathyssen]]
|-
| [[Caucus Chair]]
| [[Charlie Angus]] 
| [[Ruth Ellen Brosseau]]
|-
| colspan="3" | '''Parliamentary Critics'''
|-
| Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency
| [[Guy Caron]]
| None
|-
| Agriculture
| [[Ruth Ellen Brosseau]]
| None
|-
| Canadian Heritage
| [[Pierre Nantel]]
| [[Alistair MacGregor]]
|-
| Democratic Reform
| [[Nathan Cullen]]
| [[Alexandre Boulerice]]
|-
| Energy
| Hon. [[Thomas Mulcair]]
| None
|-
| Environment
| [[Nathan Cullen]]
| None
|-
| Ethics
| [[Alexandre Boulerice]]
| [[Daniel Blaikie]]
|-
| Families & Children
| [[Brigitte Sansoucy]]
| None
|-
| Finance
| [[Guy Caron]]
| None
|-
| Fisheries & Oceans
| [[Fin Donnelly]]
| [[Guy Caron]]
|-
| Foreign Affairs
| [[Hélène Laverdière]]
| None
|-
| Health
| [[Don Davies]]
| [[Brigitte Sansoucy]]
|-
| Immigration
| [[Jenny Kwan]]
| None
|-
| Indigenous & Northern Affairs
| [[Charlie Angus]]
| [[Georgina Jolibois]]
|-
| Infrastructure & Communities
| [[Matthew Dubé]]
| [[Rachel Blaney]]
|-
| Innovation
| [[Brian Masse]]
| None
|-
| Intergovernmental Aboriginal Affairs
| [[Romeo Saganash]]
| None
|-
| Intergovernmental Affairs
| Hon. [[Thomas Mulcair]]
| None
|-
| International Development
| [[Robert Aubin]]
| None
|-
| International Trade
| [[Tracey Ramsey]]
| None
|-
| Jobs, Employment & Workforce Development
| [[Niki Ashton]]
| None
|-
| Justice
| [[Murray Rankin]]
| None
|-
| Labour
| [[Sheri Benson]]
| None
|-
| La Francophonie
| [[Robert Aubin]]
| None
|-
| LGBT Issues
| [[Randall Garrison]]
| None
|-
| Multiculturalism
| [[Rachel Blaney]]
| None
|-
| National Defence
| [[Randall Garrison]]
| None
|-
| National Revenue
| [[Pierre-Luc Dusseault]]
| None
|-
| Natural Resources
| [[Carol Hughes (politician)|Carol Hughes]]
| [[Richard Cannings (British Columbia politician)|Richard Cannings]]
|-
| Persons with Disabilities
| [[Cheryl Hardcastle]]
| None
|-
| Public Safety
| [[David Christopherson]]
| None
|-
| Public Services
| [[Erin Weir]]
| None
|-
| Rural Affairs
| [[Christine Moore (politician)|Christine Moore]]
| None
|-
| Science
| [[Kennedy Stewart (Canadian politician)|Kennedy Stewart]]
| None
|-
| Small Business & Tourism
| [[Gord Johns]]
| None
|-
| Sport
| [[Cheryl Hardcastle]]
| None
|-
| Status of Women
| [[Sheila Malcolmson]]
| None
|-
| Transport
| [[Linda Duncan]]
| None
|-
| Treasury Board
| [[Daniel Blaikie]]
| None
|-
| Veterans Affairs
| [[Irene Mathyssen]]
| None
|-
| Youth
| [[Anne Minh-Thu Quach]]
| None
|-
|}

==By Role==
{| class="wikitable"
! Portfolio !! Critic !! Duration
|-
| Leader (Critic for the [[Prime Minister of Canada]])
| rowspan=3 | Hon. [[Thomas Mulcair]]
| rowspan=3 |  2015–2017
|-
| [[Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs (Canada)|Intergovernmental Affairs]]
|-
| [[Minister of Natural Resources (Canada)|Energy]]
|-
| [[Minister of Agriculture (Canada)|Agriculture and Agri-Food]]
| [[Ruth Ellen Brosseau]]
| 2015–2019
|-
| [[Minister for the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency|Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency]]
| rowspan=3|[[Guy Caron]]
| rowspan=3|2015–2019
|-
| [[Minister of Finance (Canada)|Finance]]
|-
| [[Minister of Fisheries and Oceans (Canada)|Deputy Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard]]
|-
| [[Minister of Canadian Heritage|Canadian Heritage and Status of Women]] (Canadian Heritage)
| [[Pierre Nantel]]
| 2015–2019
|-
| [[Minister responsible for the Status of Women (Canada)|Status of Women]]
| [[Sheila Malcolmson]]
| 2015–2019
|-
| [[Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship|Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship]]
| [[Jenny Kwan]]
| 2015–2019
|-
| [[Minister of the Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec|Economic Development Agency of Canada for the Regions of Quebec]]
| rowspan=2|[[Christine Moore (politician)|Christine Moore]]
| rowspan=2| 2015–
|-
| [[Minister of Agriculture (Canada)|Rural Affairs]]
|-
| [[Minister of the Environment (Canada)|Environment and Climate Change]]
| rowspan=2| [[Nathan Cullen]]
| rowspan=2| 2015–
|-
| [[Minister of Democratic Institutions|Democratic Reform]]
|-
| [[Minister of Fisheries and Oceans (Canada)|Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard]]
| [[Fin Donnelly]]
| 2015–
|-
| [[Minister of Foreign Affairs (Canada)|Foreign Affairs]]
| [[Hélène Laverdière]]
| 2015–
|-
| [[Minister of Health (Canada)|Health]]
| [[Don Davies]]
| 2015–
|-
| [[Minister of Families, Children and Social Development|Families, Children and Social Development]]
| rowspan=2| [[Brigitte Sansoucy]]
| rowspan=2| 2015–
|-
| [[Minister of Health (Canada)|Deputy Health]]
|-
| [[Minister of Indigenous and Northern Affairs|Indigenous and Northern Affairs]]
| rowspan="2" | [[Charlie Angus]]
| 2015–2016
|-
|Caucus Chair
|2016
|-
| [[Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development|Innovation, Science and Economic Development]]
| [[Brian Masse]]
| 2015–
|-
| [[Minister of International Development (Canada)|International Development and La Francophonie]]
| [[Robert Aubin]]
| 2015–
|-
| [[Minister of Infrastructure and Communities]]
|rowspan=2| [[Matthew Dubé]]
|rowspan=2|2015–
|-
|Deputy House Leader
|-
| [[Minister of International Trade (Canada)|International Trade]]
| [[Tracey Ramsey]]
| 2015–
|-
| [[Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Disability Inclusion|Jobs, Employment and Workforce Development]]
| [[Niki Ashton]]
| 2015
|-
| [[Minister of Justice (Canada)|Justice]] and Attorney General
| [[Murray Rankin]]
| 2015–
|-
| [[Minister of Employment, Workforce Development and Disability Inclusion|Labour]]
| [[Sheri Benson]]
| 2015
|-
| rowspan="2" | [[House Leader]]
| [[Peter Julian]]
|2014–2016
|-
|[[Murray Rankin]]
|2016–2019
|-
| [[Minister of National Defence (Canada)|National Defence]]
| rowspan=2| [[Randall Garrison]]
| rowspan=2| 2015–2019
|-
| LGBTQ Issues
|-
| [[Minister of National Revenue (Canada)|National Revenue]]
| [[Pierre-Luc Dusseault]]
| 2015–2019
|-
| [[Minister of Natural Resources (Canada)|Natural Resources]]
| rowspan=2|[[Carol Hughes (politician)|Carol Hughes]]
| rowspan=2| 2015–2019
|-
| [[Federal Economic Development Initiative for Northern Ontario]]
|-
| [[Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness (Canada)|Public Safety]]
| rowspan=2|[[David Christopherson]]
| rowspan=2|2015–
|-
| Chair – Planning and Priorities Committee
|-
| [[Minister of Public Services and Procurement|Public Services and Procurement]]
| [[Erin Weir]]
| 2015–
|-
| [[Minister of Science|Science]]
| [[Kennedy Stewart (Canadian politician)|Kennedy Stewart]]
| 2015–
|-
| [[Minister of Small Business and Tourism|Small Business and Tourism]]
| [[Gord Johns]]
| 2015–
|-
| [[Minister of Sport and Persons with Disabilities|Sport and Persons with Disabilities]]
| [[Cheryl Hardcastle]]
| 2015–
|-
| [[Minister of Transport (Canada)|Transport]]
| [[Linda Duncan]]
| 2015–
|-
| [[President of the Treasury Board (Canada)|Treasury Board]]
| rowspan=2| [[Daniel Blaikie]]
| rowspan=2| 2015–
|-
| Deputy Ethics
|-
| [[Minister of Veterans Affairs (Canada)|Veterans Affairs]]
| rowspan=2| [[Irene Mathyssen]]
| rowspan=2| 2015–
|-
| Deputy Whip
|-
| [[Minister of Western Economic Diversification (Canada)|Western Economic Diversification]]
| rowspan=2| [[Georgina Jolibois]]
| rowspan=2| 2015–
|-
| [[Minister of Indigenous and Northern Affairs|Deputy Indigenous and Northern Affairs]]
|-
|[[Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs and Youth (Canada)|Youth]]
|[[Anne Minh-Thu Quach]]
|2015–
|-
| [[Multiculturalism]]
| rowspan=2| [[Rachel Blaney]]
| rowspan=2| 2015–
|-
|[[Minister of Infrastructure and Communities|Deputy Infrastructure and Communities]]
|-
| [[Quebec Lieutenant]]
| rowspan=3| [[Alexandre Boulerice]]
| rowspan=3| 2015–
|-
|Ethics
|-
|[[Minister of Democratic Institutions|Deputy Democratic Reform]]
|-
| [[Whip (politics)|Whip]]
| rowspan=2| [[Marjolaine Boutin-Sweet]]
| rowspan=2| 2015–
|-
|Housing
|-
| Post-Secondary Education
| rowspan=2| [[Richard Cannings (British Columbia politician)|Richard Cannings]]
| rowspan=2| 2015–
|-
|[[Minister of Natural Resources (Canada)|Deputy Natural Resources]]
|-
| Official Languages
| [[François Choquette]]
| 2015–
|-
| Pensions
| rowspan=2| [[Scott Duvall]]
| rowspan=2| 2015–
|-
|Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario
|-
| Seniors
| rowspan=2| [[Alistair MacGregor]]
| rowspan=2| 2015–
|-
|[[Minister of Canadian Heritage|Deputy Canadian Heritage]]
|-
| [[Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs (Canada)|Intergovernmental Aboriginal Affairs]]
| rowspan=2| [[Romeo Saganash]]
| rowspan=2| 2015–2019
|-
|[[Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency]]
|-
| [[Minister of the Environment (Canada)|National Parks]]
| [[Wayne Stetski]]
| 2015–2019
|-
| [[Canada Post]]
| rowspan=2| [[Karine Trudel]]
| rowspan=2| 2015–2019
|-
|[[Minister of Labour (Canada)|Deputy Labour]]
|}

The NDP does not have a leader in the [[Senate of Canada]] as the Party has no Senators. The NDP also opposes the existence of that body.

==See also==
*[[Cabinet of Canada]]
*[[Official Opposition (Canada)]]
*[[Official Opposition Shadow Cabinet (Canada)]]

==References==
((reflist))

((Shadow Cabinets (Canada)))
[[Category:42nd Canadian Parliament]]
[[Category:Canadian shadow cabinets]]
[[Category:History of the New Democratic Party (Canada)]]

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