Executive Council is a term used mainly in former British colonies and is usually the equivalent of the Cabinet. It could mean

• the Executive Council of Australia
• the Executive Council of the Irish Free State
• the Executive Council of Hong Kong
• the Executive Council of Macau
• the Executive Council of New Zealand

Canadian provinces have Executive Councils which are usually referred to informally as Cabinets and are headed by a provincial Premier. These are:

• the Executive Council of Ontario
• the Executive Council of Quebec
• the Executive Council of Alberta
• the Executive Council of British Columbia
• the Executive Council of Saskatchewan
• the Executive Council of Manitoba
• the Executive Council of Newfoundland and Labrador
• the Executive Council of New Brunswick
• the Executive Council of Prince Edward Island
• the Executive Council of Nova Scotia
• the Executive Council of New Brunswick

There is, however a Canadian Cabinet at the level of the federal government and not an executive council. Members of the federal Cabinet are also members of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada

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