CTV News declares win for Conservative Raquel Dancho in Kildonan-St. Paul

A riding map for the 2025 federal election shows the boundaries of Kildonan-St. Paul. (Elections Canada) (Elections Canada)

The Conservatives have once again taken the riding of Kildonan-St. Paul.

CTV News declares Raquel Dancho has been re-elected in the riding.

Dancho has been the MP since 2019.

Details about the riding can be found below.

Candidates

(* indicates incumbent)

Emily Clark - NDP

Raquel Dancho – Conservative Party of Canada (*)

Erik Holmes - People’s Party of Canada

Thomas Naaykens – Liberal Party of Canada

2021 Federal Election

Raquel Dancho was re-elected for a second term with 41.8 per cent of the vote. She has represented the area since 2019.

History

The riding was created in 2003 from the former ridings Winnipeg North- St. Paul, Winnipeg North Centre and a small part of Winnipeg Transcona.

It has been represented by the Conservative Party since its creation, except for 2015 to 2019, when MaryAnn Mihychuk represented the riding for the Liberals.

Boundaries

East St. Paul, West St. Paul and several north Winnipeg neighbourhoods, including Riverview, are part of the riding. The Chief Peguis Trail runs through the riding.

Demographics

The 2021 census found there are 91,480 people living in the riding, an increase from 84,077 reported in 2016. The riding is made up of 62.3 per cent people of European descent, 13.69 per cent of people of Southeast Asian descent, and has an Indigenous population of 10.74 per cent.