MP Lookup · Canada

Find Your MP by Postal Code

Every Canadian has one Member of Parliament. Enter your postal code to find yours — and see what they're actually doing in Ottawa.

How it works

  1. Enter your postal code

    Type your Canadian postal code (like T5J 2N9) into the search box above. That’s all we need — no account, no email, no address.

  2. See your MP

    We match your postal code to your federal riding and show you your Member of Parliament: their name, party, photo, and riding.

  3. See what they’re actually doing

    Open your MP’s profile to see their speeches, votes, sponsored bills, and — uniquely on MyMP.ca — who is lobbying them and about what.

Frequently asked questions

Who is my MP?

Your MP (Member of Parliament) is the person elected to represent your federal riding in the House of Commons. Every Canadian address belongs to exactly one of 343 ridings, and your postal code determines which one. Enter your postal code in the search above to see your MP’s name, party, and full profile.

What can my MP do for me?

Your MP can help with federal services like immigration applications, passport delays, CRA issues, EI claims, and veterans’ benefits. They also represent your views in Parliament: you can ask them to vote a certain way on a bill, raise an issue in committee, or write to a minister on your behalf. Their constituency office exists to serve you — the service is free.

How do I contact my MP?

Every MP has an Ottawa office and at least one constituency office in their riding. You can call, email (most addresses follow firstname.lastname@parl.gc.ca), or mail a letter to the House of Commons, Ottawa, Ontario, K1A 0A6 — no postage required. Your MP’s profile on MyMP.ca lists their contact details.

What if I don’t know my postal code?

Look up your postal code on the Canada Post website, or use the Elections Canada Voter Information Service at elections.ca to find your riding by address. Once you know your riding, you can also browse all 343 ridings on MyMP.ca to find your MP.

Keep exploring

Browse the MP map

Every riding in Canada on an interactive map, coloured by party

Browse all ridings

All 343 federal ridings grouped by province

What does an MP do?

The job description: Parliament, committees, and riding work

How to contact your MP

Phone, email, mail, or in person — step by step

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