CTV News declares win for Kevin Lamoureux in Winnipeg North

A map shows the boundaries of the Winnipeg North riding for the 2025 federal election. (Elections Canada)

Winnipeg North will once again go to the Liberals.

CTV News is declaring incumbent Kevin Lamoureux re-elected.

Details about the riding can be found below.

Candidates

(* indicates incumbent)

Adebayo Akinrogunde – NDP

Jessica Bailon – People’s Party of Canada

Sarah Borbridge - Communist Party of Canada

Angela Brydges - Green Party of Canada

Kevin Lamoureux – Liberal Party of Canada* - ELECTED

Rachel Punzalan – Conservative Party of Canada

2021 Federal Election

Kevin Lamoureux won re-election with 52 per cent of the vote. He has represented the riding since a victory in a 2010 byelection.

History

The riding was first contested from 1917 to 1997 when it was renamed Winnipeg North – St. Paul. In 2003, the riding was abolished and recreated in its current form.

The riding was typically an NDP stronghold until 2010 when Lamoureux won a byelection to replace Judy Wasylycia-Leis, who resigned to run for mayor of Winnipeg.

Boundaries

The riding includes Garden City, Mynarski, The Maples, Tyndall Park and other neighbourhoods in the northern area of the city.

Demographics

The riding is home to 101,221 people as of the 2021 census, a 5.8 per cent increase from 2016. The riding has a 34 per cent Filipino population, a 15 per cent South Asian population, and has the highest percentage of Tagalog speakers in the province, with 19.1 per cent.