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Bark beetles (  Scolytinae  ) are hosts to a broad diversity of mites (  Acari  ), including several genera of   Oribatida   (  Sarcoptiformes  ). Of these,    Paraleius    (  Scheloribatidae  ) species are the most frequently collected oribatid mites associated with bark beetles. A new species was discovered while surveying the acarofauna of bark beetles in Eastern Canada and is described as    Paraleius   leahae    sp. n.  (  Oribatida  ,   Scheloribatidae  ). This species was collected from two host beetle species,    Hylastes   porculus    Erickson and    Dendroctonus   valens    LeConte, in Ontario, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. The genus    Paraleius    is rediagnosed,    Metaleius    is considered a synonym of    Paraleius   , and the proposed synonymy of    Paraleius    with    Siculobata    is rejected. The three known species are    Paraleius   leontonycha    (Berlese),    P.   leahae    sp. n. , and    P.   strenzkei    (Travé),  comb. n.  The barcode region of cytochrome oxidase subunit I ( COI ) was amplified from    P.   leahae    sp. n.

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A new    Paraleius    species (  Acari  ,   Oribatida  ,   Scheloribatidae  ) associated with bark beetles (  Curculionidae  ,   Scolytinae  ) in Canada