Members of The 37th Parliament
- George Abbott, Liberal - Shuswap
- Val Anderson, Liberal - Vancouver-Langara
- Bill Barisoff, Liberal - Penticton-Okanagan Valley
- Pat Bell, Liberal - Prince George North
- Bill Belsey, Liberal - North Coast
- Bill Bennett, Liberal - East Kootenay
- Tony Bhullar, Liberal - Surrey-Newton
- Harry Bloy, Liberal - Burquitlam
- Shirley Bond, Liberal - Prince George-Mount Robson
- Jeff Bray, Liberal - Victoria-Beacon Hill
- Elayne Brenzinger, D.R.B.C. - Surrey-Whalley
- Susan Brice, Liberal - Saanich South
- Graham Bruce, Liberal - Cowichan-Ladysmith
- Gordon Campbell, Liberal - Vancouver-Point Grey
- Ida Chong, Liberal - Oak Bay-Gordon Head
- Tom Christensen. Liberal - Okanagan-Vernon
- David Chutter, Liberal - Yale-Lillooet
- Christy Clark, Liberal - Port Moody-Westwood
- Walt Cobb, Liberal - Cariboo South
- Murray Coell, Liberal - Saanich North and the Islands
- Rich Coleman, Liberal - Fort Langley-Aldergrove
- Mike de Jong, Liberal - Abbotsford-Mount Lehman
- Kevin Falcon, Liberal - Surrey-Cloverdale
- Stan Hagen, Liberal - Comox Valley
- Greg Halsey-Brandt, Liberal - Richmond Centre
- Arnie Hamilton, Liberal - Esquimalt-Metchosin
- Colin Hansen, Liberal - Vancouver-Quilchena
- Roger Harris, Liberal - Skeena
- Randy Hawes, Liberal - Maple Ridge-Mission
- Sindi Hawkins, Liberal - Kelowna-Mission
- Dave Hayer, Liberal - Surrey-Tynehead
- Gordon Hogg, Liberal - Surrey-White Rock
- Mike Hunter, Liberal - Nanaimo
- Daniel Jarvis, Liberal - North Vancouver-Seymour
- Ken Johnston, Liberal - Vancouver-Fraserview
- Brian Kerr, Liberal - Malahat-Juan de Fuca
- Kevin Krueger, Liberal - Kamloops-North Thompson
- Jenny Kwan, N.D.P. - Vancouver-Mount Pleasant
- Richard Lee, Liberal - Burnaby North
- Blair Lekstrom, Liberal - Peace River South
- John Les, Liberal - Chilliwack-Sumas
- Brenda Locke, Liberal - Surrey-Green Timbers
- Harold Long, Liberal - Powell River-Sunshine Coast
- Dennis MacKay, Liberal - Bulkley Valley-Stikine
- Joy MacPhail, N.D.P. - Vancouver-Hastings
- Karn Manhas, Liberal - Port Coquitlam-Burke Mountain
- Reni Masi, Liberal - Delta North
- Lorne Mayencourt, Liberal - Vancouver-Burrard
- Wendy McMahon, Liberal - Columbia River-Revelstoke
- Joyce Murray, Liberal - New Westminster
- Ted Nebbeling, Liberal - West Vancouver-Garibaldi
- Paul Nettleton, Independent - Prince George-Omineca
- Richard Neufeld, Liberal - Peace River North
- Rob Nijjar, Liberal - Vancouver-Kingsway
- John Nuraney, Liberal - Burnaby-Willingdon
- Sheila Orr, Liberal - Victoria-Hillside
- Barry Penner, Liberal - Chilliwack-Kent
- Geoff Plant, Liberal - Richmond-Steveston
- Judith Reid, Liberal - Nanaimo-Parksville
- Linda Reid, Liberal - Richmond East
- Claude Richmond, Liberal - Kamloops
- Val Roddick, Liberal - Delta South
- Patty Sahota, Liberal - Burnaby-Edmonds
- Lynn Stephens, Liberal - Langley
- Ken Stewart, Liberal - Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows
- Richard Stewart, Liberal - Coquitlam-Maillardville
- Blair Suffredine, Liberal - Nelson-Creston
- Ralph Sultan, Liberal - West Vancouver-Capilano
- Rick Thorpe, Liberal - Okanagan-Westside
- Gillian Trumper, Liberal - Alberni-Qualicum
- John van Dongen, Liberal - Abbotsford-Clayburn
- Rod Visser, Liberal - North Island
- John Weisbeck, Liberal - Kelowna-Lake Country
- Katherine Whittred, Liberal - North Vancouver-Lonsdale
- John Wilson, Liberal - Cariboo North
- Patrick Wong, Liberal - Vancouver-Kensington
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