Definition: In Canada, a member of parliament is a person elected to one of 308 seats in the Canadian House of Commons.
A Canadian member of parliament represents the constituents in his or her riding, participates in making federal laws, serves as a watchdog on government and usually supports a federal political party.
A Canadian member of parliament represents the constituents in his or her riding, participates in making federal laws, serves as a watchdog on government and usually supports a federal political party.
