Provincial Presidents
- British Columbia, Harold J. Ludwig
- Alberta, C. Sya Strydhorst
- Saskatchewan, Harold Stephan
- Manitoba, David Reimer
- Ontario, Peter Vogel
- Québec, Thomas Sabourin
- Nova Scotia, Louise McKeen (interim)
- Prince Edward Island, vacant
- New Brunswick, Jason Farris (interim)
- Newfoundland and Labrador, vacant
- Yukon, vacant (is eligible to have an acting representative to BC council)
- Northwest Territories, vacant (potential representative within Alberta council)
- Nunavut, vacant (potential representative to an undetermined council)
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