What positions are elected in Canada's government?

In Canada's government, key elected positions include Members of Parliament (MPs) who represent constituencies in the House of Commons, and the Prime Minister, who is typically the leader of the political party holding the most seats in the House. Additionally, provincial and territorial governments elect Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) or Members of Provincial Parliament (MPPs), as well as their respective premiers. Municipal governments also hold elections for mayors and city councillors.