List of members of the Canadian House of Commons with military service (M)

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Name Elected party Constituency Elected date Military service
Al MacBain Liberal Niagara Falls February 18, 1980 Canadian Army
Albert Frederick Macdonald Liberal Edmonton East June 27, 1949 Canadian Army (1940-1943)
Angus Lewis MacDonald Liberal Kingston City August 12, 1940 Canadian Army (1918-)
Daniel Joseph MacDonald Liberal Cardigan October 30, 1972 Canadian Army (1940-1945)
Donald Alexander MacDonald Liberal Glengarry September 20, 1867 Militia (1852-1869)
Hugh John MacDonald Liberal-Conservative Winnipeg March 5, 1891 Militia (1866-)
John Augustine Macdonald Progressive Conservative King's June 10, 1957 Canadian Army (1939-1944)
William Chisholm MacDonald Liberal Halifax March 26, 1940 Canadian Army (1917-1918)
William Ross Macdonald Liberal Brantford City October 14, 1935 Canadian Army (1914-1918)
James MacKerras MacDonnell Progressive Conservative Muskoka—Ontario June 11, 1945 Canadian Army
John Lorne MacDougall Liberal Vancouver—Burrard June 27, 1949 Royal Canadian Navy
Day Hort MacDowall Conservative Saskatchewan (Provisional District) February 22, 1887 Militia
Russell MacEwan Progressive Conservative Pictou June 10, 1957 Canadian Army
Gus MacFarlane Liberal Hamilton Mountain July 8, 1974 Royal Canadian Air Force (1943-1945)
John Armstrong MacKelvie Conservative Yale November 22, 1920 Militia
Alexander Mackenzie Liberal Lambton September 20, 1867 Militia (1866-1874)
Frederick Donald Mackenzie Liberal Neepawa October 14, 1935 Canadian Army (1915-1919)
Ian Alistair Mackenzie Liberal Vancouver Centre July 28, 1930 Canadian Army
Herbert John Mackie Unionist Renfrew North December 17, 1917 Militia (1899-1908)
Murray MacLaren Conservative St. John—Albert December 6, 1921 Canadian Army (1908-1919)
William Scott MacLaren Liberal Huntingdon November 7, 1900 Militia (1863-1889)
John Angus MacLean Progressive Conservative Queen's June 25, 1951 Royal Canadian Air Force (1939-1947)
Cyrus MacMillan Liberal Queen's March 26, 1940 Canadian Army (1916-1919)
Charles Grant MacNeil Cooperative Commonwealth Federation Vancouver North October 14, 1935 Canadian Army
John Chester MacRae Progressive Conservative York—Sunbury June 10, 1957 Canadian Army (1934-1956)
John Ellwood Madill Progressive Conservative Dufferin—Simcoe April 8, 1963 Royal Canadian Air Force (1942-1945)
Robert Benoit Major Liberal Argenteuil June 25, 1968 Canadian Army (1942-1945)
Henry Philip Mang Liberal Qu'Appelle August 10, 1953 Royal Flying Corps (1918)
Robert James Manion Unionist Fort William and Rainy River December 17, 1917 Canadian Army (1915-1945), French Army (1915)
Park Manross Progressive Conservative London June 11, 1945 Canadian Army (1917-1920)
George Carlyle Marler Liberal Saint-Antoine—Westmount November 8, 1954 Royal Canadian Navy (1917-1942)
Herbert Meredith Marler Liberal St. Lawrence—St. George December 6, 1921 Canadian Army
Jack Marshall Progressive Conservative Humber—St. George's—St. Barbe June 25, 1968 Royal Newfoundland Regiment, Canadian Forces Land Force Command
Alan Gray Martin Liberal Scarborough West July 8, 1974 Canadian Army (1947-1965)
Murdo Martin Cooperative Commonwealth Federation Timmins June 10, 1957 Canadian Army
Paul Raymond Martineau Progressive Conservative Pontiac—Témiscamingue March 31, 1958 Royal Canadian Air Force (1942-1946)
Peter Masniuk Progressive Conservative Portage October 30, 1972 Canadian Army
Paul-André Massé Liberal Saint-Jean May 22, 1979 Canadian Army (1967-1968), Canadian Forces Land Force Command (1968-1973)
Denton Massey Conservative Greenwood October 14, 1935 Royal Canadian Air Force
Louis-François-Rodrigue Masson Conservative Terrebonne September 20, 1867 Militia (1863-1868)
Luc Hyacinthe Masson Conservative Soulanges September 20, 1867 Militia
John Ross Matheson Liberal Leeds May 29, 1961 Canadian Army (1940-1944)
Walter Franklyn Matthews Progressive Conservative Nanaimo March 31, 1958 Royal Flying Corps (1917-1918), Royal Air Force (1918)
Fred Alward McCain Progressive Conservative Carleton—Charlotte October 30, 1972 Canadian Army (1945-1946)
Lachlan McCallum Liberal-Conservative Monck September 20, 1867 Militia
Ian McClelland Reform Edmonton Southwest October 25, 1993 Royal Canadian Navy (1959-1961)
Peter L. McCreath Progressive Conservative South Shore November 21, 1988 Royal Canadian Navy (1962-1968), Canadian Forces Maritime Command (1968-1971)
Robert Lorne McCuish Progressive Conservative Prince George—Bulkley Valley May 22, 1979 Royal Canadian Air Force (1942-1945)
Emmett Andrew McCusker Liberal Regina City June 27, 1949 Canadian Army (1915-1943)
Frank Charles McGee Progressive Conservative York—Scarborough June 10, 1957 Royal Canadian Air Force (1943-1945)
Peter McGibbon Unionist Muskoka December 17, 1917 British Army
John Alexander McGillivray Liberal-Conservative Ontario North December 12, 1895 Militia (1902-1906)
John "Jack" McIntosh Progressive Conservative Swift Current—Maple Creek March 31, 1958 Canadian Army
Eric Bowness McKay Cooperative Commonwealth Federation Weyburn June 11, 1945 Royal Canadian Air Force (1941-1945)
James McKay Conservative Prince Albert September 21, 1911 Militia (1885)
James Charles McKeagney Anti-Confederate Cape Breton September 20, 1867 Militia
Allan Bruce Mckinnon Progressive Conservative Victoria October 30, 1972 Canadian Army (1939-1965)
Allan Marcus Atkinson McLean Liberal Charlotte June 18, 1962 Canadian Army
Andrew Young McLean Liberal Huron—Perth June 27, 1949 Royal Canadian Air Force (1942-1946)
George Alexander McLean Liberal Simcoe East October 14, 1935 Canadian Army (1914-1919)
Hugh Havelock McLean Liberal Sunbury—Queen's October 26, 1908 Canadian Army (1916-)
Malcolm McLean Liberal Melfort October 29, 1925 Canadian Army
Walter Franklin McLean Progressive Conservative Waterloo May 22, 1979 Royal Canadian Air Force
Roderick R. McLellan Conservative Glengarry March 5, 1891 Militia
Harry Fulton McLeod Conservative York December 31, 1913 Canadian Army
William Alexander McMaster Progressive Conservative High Park June 11, 1945 Canadian Army (1917-1919)
William Hector McMillan Liberal Welland October 16, 1950 Canadian Army (1916-1919)
Albert De Burgo McPhillips Progressive Conservative Victoria June 10, 1957 Canadian Army (1940-1946)
Alexander Duncan McRae Conservative Vancouver North September 14, 1926 Canadian Army (-1916)
James McShane Liberal Montreal Centre December 27, 1895 Militia (1866-)
Edward Watson "Ted" McWhinney Liberal Vancouver Quadra October 25, 1993 Royal Canadian Air Force (1943-1945)
Paul Mercier Bloc Québécois Blainville—Deux-Montagnes October 25, 1993 Belgian Army (1944-1945)
Gerry Merrithew Progressive Conservative Saint John September 4, 1984 Canadian Army
Charles Cecil Ingersoll Merritt Progressive Conservative Party of Canada Vancouver—Burrard June 11, 1945 Canadian Army (1929-)
Sydney Chilton Mewburn Unionist Hamilton East December 17, 1917 Canadian Army (1910-)
Daniel Roland Michener Progressive Conservative St. Paul's August 10, 1953 Royal Air Force (1918)
Fred J. Mifflin Liberal Bonavista—Trinity—Conception November 21, 1988 Royal Canadian Navy (1954-1968), Canadian Forces Maritime Command (1969-1987)
Campbell Ewing Millar Progressive Conservative Middlesex East June 18, 1962 Royal Canadian Air Force (1940-1945)
Humphrey Mitchell Labour Hamilton East August 10, 1931 Royal Navy
Robert Weld Mitchell Progressive Conservative London August 10, 1953 Canadian Army (1940-1945)
Jean Baptiste Mongenais Conservative Vaudreuil September 17, 1878 Militia (1869-)
Gage W. Montgomery Progressive Conservative Victoria—Carleton May 26, 1952 Canadian Army
Ronald Moore Cooperative Commonwealth Federation Churchill June 11, 1945 Royal Canadian Navy (1942-1945)
John B. Morison Liberal Wentworth April 8, 1963 Royal Canadian Air Force (1941-1945)
Murray Douglas Morton Progressive Conservative Davenport June 10, 1957 Canadian Army
William Malcolm Mott Liberal New Westminster October 24, 1949 Canadian Army
Herbert Mowat Unionist Parkdale December 17, 1917 Canadian Army (1916-)
George Robson Muir Progressive Conservative Lisgar June 10, 1957 Canadian Army (1924-)
Henry Alfred Mullins Conservative Marquette October 29, 1925 Canadian Army (1915-1918)
William Pate Mulock Liberal York North September 24, 1934 Canadian Army (1918-1919)
Donald W. Munro Progressive Conservative Esquimalt—Saanich October 30, 1972 Royal Canadian Air Force (1940-1945)
Henry J. Murphy Liberal Westmorland August 10, 1953 Canadian Army, Canadian Merchant Navy
Leslie Hutch Liberal Winnipeg South October 14, 1935 Canadian Army (1914-1945)
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