Defunct Legislative Houses
- Legislative Council of the Province of Canada (1841–1867)
- Legislative Council of Quebec (1867–1968)
- Legislative Council of Nova Scotia (1838–1928)
- Legislative Council of New Brunswick (–1892)
- Legislative Council of Manitoba (1870–1876)
- Legislative Council of Prince Edward Island (1773–1893)
- Legislative Council of Newfoundland (1854–1934)
- Council of Keewatin, appointed legislative council for the District of Keewatin 1876–1905
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