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Forman, Debra, 1956-

Legislators and legislatures of Ontario

Contents: v. 1. 1792-1866. - v. 2. 1867-1929. ~ v. 3. 1930-1984. - v. 4. 1984-1991.

ISBN 0-7743-9021-2 (set). - 0-7743-9022-0 (v. 1). - 0-7743-9023-9 (v. 2). - 0-7743-
9024-7 (v. 3). - 0-7729-9328-9 (v. 4).

1. Ontario. Legislative Assembly-History. 2. Ontario-Politics and government. 3.
Legislators-Ontario-History. I. Ontario. Legislative Library. II. Title.

JL273.F6 1984 328.713'09 84-093008-9

Contents

Foreword v

Introduction vii

Errata viii

General Elections 1984-1991 1

Presidentsof the Executive Council 1984-1991 2

Alphabetical Index of Members 1792- 1991 3-27

Executive CouncUs of Ontario 1 984- 1 99 1 29-5 1

Death Notices Former Ontario MPPs 1984-1991 53-54

32nd Legislature 55-87

33rd Legislature 88-109

34th Legislature 110-181

35th Legislature 182-201

Foreword

Approximately 5,200 men and women have served as Members of the House of Assembly of the
Province of Upper Canada (1792-1841), as Members from Canada West in the Legislative
Assembly of the united Province of Canada (1841-1867), and as Members of the legislative
Assembly of the Province of Ontario (1867-1991). In the past, identification or verification of a
particular Member, Legislature or Electoral District has proved to be a tedious and time-consuming
task for those researching Ontario's political history because the information is scattered in a great
many sources.

It was to facilitate such research that Legislators and Legislatures of Ontario covering the years from
1792 to 1984 was published in three volumes by the Ontario Legislative Library in 1984 as its
contribution to the Bicentennial of Ontario celebrated that year.

This volume covers the years from 1984 to 1991 and provides a cumulative index to all four
volumes of Legislators and Legislatures of Ontario. It is one of several publications issued by the
Legislative Library to mark the 200th anniversary of the first session of the first Parliament of
Upper Canada which took place at Newaric (now Niagara-on-the-Lake) 17 September 1792.

The first three volumes of this reference work were compiled and edited by Debra Fonman, then a
reference librarian on the staff of the Legislative Library. The Library is fortunate to have been able
to commission Ms Forman, now International Business and Trade Law Librarian at the Faculty of
Law of the University of Toronto, to compile and edit Volume 4. The information she collected for
this reference work is the result of much intensive and painstaking research. This wQik will fill a
long-felt need in the reference collections of politicians, political scientists, historians, teachers,
librarians and others who have occasion to research the legislative history of Ontario.

Brian Land
Executive Director
Ontario Legislative Library

Introduction

Volume 4 of Legislators and Legislatures of Ontario is a continuation of Ontario's legislative history
for the years 1984 through 1991. Volume 3 ended with Uie Third Session of the 32nd Legislature.
The Fourth Session of the 32nd Legislature leads off this present volume and is joined by the 33rd,
34th and First Session of tiie 35Ui Legislatures.

Generally speaking, the format of the preceding three volumes has been carried over into Volume 4,
with some additions and, it is hoped, some improvements. Firstly, the main body of text is once
again divided into two lists, die Alphabetical List of Members and the Alphabetical List of
Constituencies. Both lists provide the name, constituency, and party of each MPP. In
Volume 4, in an attempt to avoid duplication, legislative data has been restiicted to die Members list
and electoral district information has been included in die Constituency list; tiiat is, die Members list
provides legislative data while the Constituency list includes changes in the Representation Act The
only data that is replicated in bofli lists relates to Party leaders. Speakers, resignations and deaths.

The Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1984 has been extended to 1991 as was tiie Alphabetical
Index of Electoral Districts. This was done to provide researchers with a complete listing of MPPs
for all four volumes. All other lists cover the years 1984- 1991 .

Preceding each Legislature is a page of brief facts focusing on tiiat Legislature's key events.

A list of deaUi notices for former MPPs who died during the years 1984 through 199 1 has also
been included. When deatii dates were unavailable, a reference to \he Journals of the Legislative
Assembly of Ontario is provided.

I would like to thank die staff of die Ontario Legislative Library for tiieir support and kind
assistance in this project. I am also grateful to Maureen Henry, Mariene MacKinnon, Rick
McLaughlin, Dasha Pohoral and Vicki Whitmell for tiieir generous technical support. Lastiy, I
would like to thank my family for tiieir love and patience. They endured.

Debra Forman
Toronto

Errata Volumes 1-3

Volumes 1-3

Ontario's Political Parties

La Labour (code omitted in Lists of Parties)

Volume 1

Alphabetical Index of Members - 1792 - 1984

David Robert Peterson (not Robertson)

Gordon Elsworth Smith 28th-3 1 st (not 2 1 st)

Volume 3

29th Legislature - Alphabetical List of Members

Lome Howard Maeck PC (not NDP)
Elie Walter Maitel NDP (not PC)

30th - 32nd Legislatures

David Robert Peterson (not Robertson)

Vlll

General Elections 1984 - 1991

General Election Legislature

March 19, 1981 32nd

May 2, 1985 33ni

September 10, 1987 34th

September 6, 1990 35th

Session Dates of the Legislative Assembly 1984 - 1991
Legislature Opening Prorogation Dissolution

32nd April 21, 1981 December 14, 1984 March 25, 1985

33nl June 4, 1985 June 29, 1987 July 31, 1987

34th November 3, 1987 June 28, 1990 July 30, 1990

35th November 19, 1990

Speakers of the Legislative Assembly 1984 - 1991
Speaker Legislature

Hon. John Melville Turner 32nd

Hon. Hugh Alden Edighoffer 33id

Hon. Hugh Alden Edighoffer 34th

Hon. David Warner * 35th

* The first Ontario Speaker to be elected by the House.

Lieutenant Governors of Ontario 1984 - 1991
Lieutenant Governor Legislature Dates

Hon. John Black Aird 31st-33rd September 15, 1980 - September 20, 1985

Hon. Lincoln M. Alexander 33rd-35th September 20, 1985 - December 1 1, 1991

Hon. Henry N. R. Jackman 35th- December 11, 1991-

Presidents of the Executive Council 1984 - 1991

President

Legislature

Year

Hon. William Grenville Davis
Hon. Frank Stuart Miller
Hon. David Robert Peterson
Hon. Robert Keith Rae

28th-32nd
32nd-33rd
33rd-34th
35th

1971-1985
1985

1985-1990
1990-

Clerks of the Legislative Assembly 1984 -1991

Clerk

Year

Roderick Gilmour Lewis
Claude L. DesRosiers

January 1, 1955 - October 8, 1986
October 1, 1986 -

Sergeants-at-Arms 1984 - 1991

Sergeant-at-Arms

Year

Thomas S telling

1976

Legislative Librarians 1984 - 1991

Legislative Librarian

Year

R. Brian Land

1978

Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991

Members

Legislature

Members

Legislature

Abel, Don

35th

Avery, Frederick Harold

19th

Acres, Adam Holland

16th-22nd

Awrey, Nicholas

4th-8th

Adams, Gideon

6UC

Aylsworth, Bowen Ebenezer

9th

Adams, Peter

34th

Ahrens, Alfred Emanuel

7th

Aikens, James C.

5CW-6CW

Baby, Francis

lUC; 8UC-10UC

Aikman, Michael

13UC

Baby, Jean Baptiste

5UC

Akande, 2^ana L.

35th

Badgerow, George Washington

4th-5th

Allan, Absalom Shade

6th-7th

Baetz, Reuben Conrad

31st-33id

Allan, Charles

6CW

Bain, Robert

30th

Allan, James Noble

24th-29th

Baird, William Alexander

17th-20th

Allan, John

14th

Baker, Adam Jacob

3rd-4th

Allan, John Pearman

22nd

Baker, Morgan

19th-20th

Allcock, Henry

3UC

Baldwin, Robert

lOUC; 1CW-3CW

Allen, Harry Marshall

22nd-26th

Baldwin, William Warren

8UC; lOUC

Allen, Richard

32nd-35th

Bales, Dalton Arthur

27th-29th

Allen, Robert Aloysius

19th

Balfour, William Douglas

4th-8th

Allen, William John

9th

Ball, Herbert Henry

17th

Allen, William Torrance

14th-15th

Ballantyne, James Simpson

19th-20th

Alles, Arthur "Nelson"

21st

Ballantyne, Thomas

3rd-7th

Alway, Robert

12UC-13UC

Ballinger, WiUiam George

34th

Anderson, Charles N.

12th-13th

Barber, John Roaf

9th-10th

Anderson, Edward James

19th-20th

Barber, William

lst-3rd

Anderson, Garfield

21st-22nd

Barlow, William Walter

32nd-33rd

Anderson, James Alexander

18th

Barr, Henry

7th-8th

Anderson, John George

13th

Barr, John

3rd-4th; 7th; 9th-

Anderson, William

1st

10th

Anderson, William Jr.

7CW

Baskerville, Patrick

4th-5th

Anderson, William A.

lOth-llth

Baxter, Jacob

lst-8th

Anderson, William Alfred

17th

Baxter, John E)onald

23rd

Andrewes, Philip W.

32nd-33rd

Baxter, Robert Andrew

18th

Angus, Iain Frances

30th

Beardsley, Bartholemew C,

9UC; llUC

Appleby, Nathaniel Stephen

3rd-4th

Beasley, Richard

2UC-3UC; 5UC;

Apps, Charles Joseph

9UC

Sylvanus "Syl"

27th-29th

Beatty, Walter

8th-10th

Ardagh, William Davis

2nd

Beatty, William

1st

Armstrong, Adolphus

16th

Beatty, William Rabb

8th-9th

Armstrong, James Rogers

13UC

Beck, Adam

10th-14th; 16th

Armstrong, Samuel

6th

Beckett, Hollis Edward

24th-27th

Armstrong, Samuel Henry

13th-14th

Beckett, Richard B.

29th

Amott, Richard Duke

20th-21st

Beech, William George

24th

Amott, Ted

35th

Beer, Charles John Mc Waters

34th-35th

Ashe, George Lyle

31st-33rd

Begin, Rom6o

20th-22nd

Asmussen, Nicholas

15th; 19lh

Beikie, John

6UC

Atkinson, James

9UC

B61anger, Aurflien

16th-17th; 19th-

Atkinson, Thomas Robert

11th; 13th-14th

22nd

Aubin, Albert Zenophile

18th

Belanger, Joseph "Albert"

28th-31st

Aubin, Azaire Adulphe

llth-12th

Belanger, Maurice Lucien

26th-27th

Auld, James Alexander Charles

24th-31st

Belford, James Franklin Beatty

16th

Auld, John Allan

8th-llth

Belisle, Rheal

25th-26th

Ault, Samuel

7CW-8CW

Bell, Robert

3CW; 5CW-8CW

1UC.13UC = Upper Canada

1CW-8CW =

: Canada West

lst-35th = Ontario

Members

Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 • 1991 (Continued)
Legislature Members Legislature

Bell. Robert
Bell, Thomas Hamilton
Ben, George
Benjamin, George
Bennett, Qaude Frederick
Bennett, George
Bennett, John
Bennewies, John
Berczy, William
Bemier, Leo Edward
Berry, Richard Nixon
Bethune, Donald
Bethune, George Henry
Bethune, James
Bettes, James Whitney
Bidwell, Barnabas
Bidwell, Marshall Spring
Bigelow, Nelson Gordon
Biggar, Herbert
Biggar, James Lyons
Biggar, John Walter Scott
Biggar, William Hodgins
Biggs, Frank Campbell
Birch, Margaret
Birkett, Thomas Miles
Bishop, Archibald
Bisson, Gilles
Black, Ken
Black, William David
Blacklock, Ambrose
Blackwell, Leslie Egerton
Blake, Edward
Blake, William Hume
Blakelock, Thomas Ashton
Blanchard, James
Blezard, Thomas
Blundy, Paul Douglas
Blyth, John
Bockus, Charles
Bolan, Michael George
Bolton, Kenneth Charles
Bonfield, James
Bonis, David
Booth, Joshua
Bossey, Maurice Louis
Bostwick, John
Boswell, George Morss
Boudria, Don
Boultbee, Alfred
Boulter, George Henry
Boulton, D'Arcy
Boulton, D'Arcy Edward
Boulton, George Strange
Boulton, Henry John
Boulton, William Henry

3rd-4th

18th

27th-28th

5CW-7CW

29th-33rd

21st

8th

13th-14th

lOUC-llUC

27th-33rd

16th; 18th

lOUC

19th-20th

2nd-3rd

4th

8UC

9UC-12UC

7th

5CW-6CW

7CW-8CW

6th

7th-8th

15th-16th

29th-32nd

17th

2nd-7th

35th

34th

13th-20th

lOUC

21st-23rd

lst-2nd

3CW

18th-20th

18th

4th-9th

31st

5th-6th

13UC

31st

28th

3rd-4th

18th

lUC

33rd-34th

8UC

ICW

32nd

2nd

lst-4th

4UC

2nd-3rd

9UC; 11UC-13UC

llUC; 1CW;3CW

2CW-4CW

BounseU, Edwin James 'Ted"

Bowerman, Thomas Gilmore

Bowes, John George

Bowman, Beniah

Bowman, Charles Martin

Bowman, Isaac Erb

Bown, John Young

Bowyer, Philip Henry

Boyd, George Milward

Boyd, James P.

Boyd, Marion

Boyer, Robert James

Brackin, Robert Livingstone

Bradbum, Thomas Evans

Bradbum, William Herbert

Bradley, James Joseph

Bradley, John Courtland

Bragg, William John

Braithwaite, Leonard A.

Brandon, WiUiam "Elmer"

Brandt, Andrew S.

Brant, John

Breaugh, Michael James

Breithaupt, James Roos

Breithaupt, Louis Jacob

Brereton, Charles Herbert

Brewster, Willoughby Staples

Bridgland, Samuel

Broder, Andrew

Bronson, Erskine Henry

Brouse, George

Brower, Charies Andrew

Brown, George

Brown, Howard Elis

Brown, James C.

Brown, John

Brown, John George

Brown, John L.

Brown, Keith Roy

Brown, Michael Arthur

Brown, Nicholas Wood

Brownell, John

Brownridge, Fergus Beck

Bruce, William

Brunelle, Rene Joseph Napol6on

Bryden, Kenneth

Bryden, Marion Helen

Buchanan, Elmer

Buchanan, Isaac

Buckland, Caleb Henry

BueU. William Jr.

BueU, WiUiam Sr.

Bukator, George

Bullbrook, James Edward

29th-31st

19th

5CW

14th-16th

9th-14th

8CW

7CW-8CW

llth-12th

9th

1st

35th

25th-28th

15th-16th

llth-12th

16th-17th

31st-35th

19th-20th

15th-19th

27th-29th

24th-25th

32nd-34th

llUC

30th-34th

28th-32nd

9th

4th-5th

12th-13th

9th-10th

3rd-5th

6th-8th

lOUC

8th-14th

4CW-8CW

21st

15th

11UC-12UC

9th-10th

23rd

28th

26th-27th

34th-35th

3rd

5UC

19th-20th

12UC

25th-31st

26th-27th

30th-34th

35th

ICW; 6CW; 8CW

15th

10UC-12UC

3UC

26th-28th

28th-30th

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada

1CW-8CW = Canada West

lst-35tb = Ontario

Members

Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)
Legislature Members Legislature

Burke, George T.

9UC

Carmichael, Dougall

15th-16th

Bumham, Asa A.

4CW

Carnegie, John Jr.

1st; 5th

Bumhatn, Zaccheus

7UC; 9UC

Carnegie, John Hilliard

8th-12th

Burr, Frederick Arthur

28th-30th

Carpenter, Edwin Qarendon

7th-9th

Burritt, Henry

13UC

Carpenter, Franklin Metcalfe

4th

Burritt, Read

3CW

Carr, Gary

35th

Burritt, Stephen

5UC

Carr, Harold Norman

19th-20th

Burt, Arthur Campbell

18th

Carr, Leeming

16th-17th

Burt, Daniel

8th-10th

Carr, Milton

10th

Burton, Francis Henry

5CW-6CW

Carrere, John P. Hugo

23rd

Burwell, Leonidas

6CW-8CW

Carrick, John James

12th

Bush, Oriando

7th-8th

Carroll, Peter

3CW

Butler, Keith EUdngton

27th

Carrothers, Douglas Alexander

34th

Carruthers, Alex Hugo

26th-29th

Calder, Archibald Clement

17th-18th

Carscallen, Henry

9th-llth

Calder, Campbell Carlyle

23id

Carscallen, Thomas George

10th-14th

Calder, Charles

9th; llth-12th;

Carter, Jenny

35th

14th

Carter, Samuel

14th

Calder, John Alexander

14th-15th

Carton, Gordon Robert

27th-29th

Caldwell, Francis

12UC-13UC

Cartwright, John Solomon

13UC; ICW

CaldweU, William Clyde

2nd; 4th-7th; 9th-

Cartwright, Richard John

8CW

10th

Carty, John Jr.

15th-16th

Callahan, Robert V.

33rd-35th

Cascaden, John

4th-5th

Callan, John Fullerton

16th

Case, Clifford

18th

Calvin, Delino Dexter

lst-4th

Casey, Samuel

8UC

Cameron, Colin Stewart

13th-14th

Casey, Willet

5UC;7UC

Cameron, Douglas Colin

10th

Cass, Frederick Mcintosh

25th-28th

Cameron, Duncan

9UC

Casselman, Arthur Allen

21st

Cameron, John

7UC

Casselman, William H.

15th

Cameron, John

6CW

Cassidy, Michael Morris

29th-32nd

Cameron, John HiUyard

2CW-3CW; 5CW;

Cathcart, Bryan Lewis

22nd-26th

7CW-8CW

Caven, John

8th

Cameron, Malcolm

13UC; 1CW-4CW;

Cawthra, John

lOUC

6CW

Cayley, William

2CW-3CW; 5CW-

Cameron, Malcolm Graeme

lOth-llth

6CW

Cameron, Matthew Crooks

7CW-8CW; 1st-

Cecile, Louis Pierre

23id-27th

3id

Challies, George Holmes

18th-24th

Cameron, Peter Gow

15th

Chalmers, George

2CW

Campbell, Alexander

lUC

Chamberlain, Theodore F.

6th

Campbell, Alexander Franklin

7th

Chambers, Rtzwilliam Henry

8CW

Campbell, Colin Alexander

20th

Chambers, William Qark

13th-14th; 16th

Campbell, Douglas Munro

18th-20th

Chambers, William Henry

16th

Campbell, Edward Clarke

ICW

Champagne, Napoleon

13th

Campbell, George

7th

Chaplin, Gordon

22nd

Campbell, John

llUC

Chappie, John Boyle

26th

Campbell, Margaret

29th-31st

Chappie, Thomas William

8th

Campbell, Robert Adam

8th-9th

Chaput, Jean (John) Marc

24th-25th

Campbell, Sterling

34th

Chariton, Brian Albert

31st-35th

C^lan, Elinor

33rd-35th

Chariton, William Andrew

7th-10th

Carew, John

14th

Charters, Samuel

12th-13th

Cargill, Wellington David

14th

Chartrand, Aurele

22nd-24th

Carlin, Robert Hugh

21st-22nd

Chesley, Solomon Youmans

ICW

Carling, Isaac

1st

Chesser, John

12UC

Carling, John

6CW-8CW; 1st-

Chiarelli, Bob

34th-35th

2nd

Child, Arthur John

24th-25th

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada

ICW-SCW =

: Canada West

lst-35th = Ontario

Members

Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)
Legislature Members Legislature

Chisholm, Alexander

12UC-13UC

Connor, William "Herbert"

21st

Qiisholm, George K.

5CW

Conway, Sean Gerard

30th-35th

Chisholm, Kenneth

2nd-7th

Cook, Ephraim

5CW

Chisholm, William

8UC; llUC; 13UC

Cook, Herman Henry

4th

Cholette, Joseph "Elie"

20th

Cook, James William

6CW

Christie, David

4CW-6CW

Cook, John

11UC-13UC; ICW

Christie, Robert

lst-2nd

Cook, John Henry

21st

Christopherson, David

35th

Cook, Simon S.

lst-2nd

Church, Basil Rorison

5CW-6CW

Cooke, David (Liberal)

33rd-34th

Churiey, Marilyn

35th

Cooke, David (NDP)

31st-35th

Qancey, James

5th-7th

Cooke, George Atwell

5th

Clapp, Robert Edwin

nth

Cooke, John Robert

13th-18th

Clark, Hezekiah Allen

16th-lgth

Cooper, Henry Sloane

15th

aark,Hugh

10th-12th

Cooper, James Maxwell

20th

Clark, James B.

15th

Cooper, Mike

35th

Clark, James Howard

19th-20th

Cooper, Robert

15th

Qark, John

8UC-9UC; llUC

Coppen, Shirley

35th

Clark, Matthew

8UC

Copps, Sheila M.

32nd

Qarke. Charles

2nd-7th

Corby, Henry

lst-2nd

Clarke, Edward Frederick

6th-7th

Cordiano, Joseph

33rd-35th

Qarke, Henry Edward

5th-7th

Cornwall, John

2UC

Clarke, James Maitland

7th

Cornwall, Joshua

7UC

Qarke, John Rtzgerald

2nd-3rd

Cornwall, Nathan

12UC-13UC

Clarke, John Robert

6CW

Costello, Thomas Moore

17th

Clarke, Macneil

lst-2nd

Cote, Louis

18th

Qarke, Richard

6th

Cotter, James

7UC

Clarke, Samuel

9th-16th

Cousens, W. Donald

32nd-35th

Qarke, William

5CW; 7CW

Coutts, Alexander

3rd

Qeary, John C.

34th-35th

Cowan, David

4UC

Cleland, James

7th-8th

Cowan, James

7CW-8CW

Qemens, Isaac

lst-2nd

Cowling, Alfred Hozack

24th-27th

Clement, John Twining

29th

Cox, Charies Winnans

19th-20th; 23rd

Clench, Ralph

3UC-4UC; 6UC-

Cox, George Albertus

3rd

7UC

Coyne, John

lst-2nd

Cochrane, Francis "Frank"

llth-12th

Cragg, Charies W.

23rd

Cockbum, Alexander Peter

1st

Craig, John Alexander

18th-19th

Cockbum, James

7CW-8CW

Craig, James

lst-2nd

Code, Abraham

lst-3rd

Craig, James J.

llth-12th

Cody, Henry John

14th-15th

Craig, John

8th-9th

Cole, Wilmot Howard

3rd

Craig, Thomas Dixon

6th

Coleman, Thomas

9UC

Craig, William

lst-2nd

Collings, William Henry

24th-26th

Craik, Robert

6CW

CoUins, Shiriey Jean

34th

Crane, Samuel

lew

CoUiver, Horace Stanley

16th-18th

Crawford, George

4CW-5CW

Colquhoun, Albert Alexander

17th

Crawford, John

7CW

Colquhoun, Andrew Alexander

9th

Crawford, Joseph Edmund

19th

Colquhoun, William

lst-2nd

Crawford, Thomas

8th-16th

Colter, Richard Samuel

19th

Creighton, David

3rd-6th

Conacher, Lionel Pretoria

20th

Creighton, Thomas Kelso

22nd

Conant, Gordon Daniel

20th

Cridland, Joseph

15th

Conger, Roger Bates

2CW

Crockett, Wilson Ainsworth

15th

Conger, Wilson Seymour

5CW; 8CW

CroU, David Arnold

19th-20th

Conmee, James

5th-10th

Crooks, Adam

2nd-5th

Connell, Thomas "Ray"

24th-28th

Crooks, James

8UC; llUC

Connor, Skeffington

6CW-7CW

Crooks, William

llUC

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada

1CW-8CW :

: Canada West

lst-3Sth = Ontario

Members

Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)
Legislature Members Legislature

Croome, Randolph George

19th-20th

Dent, Thomas Roy

21st-24th

Crosby, Hugh Powell

lst-2nd

Denyes, Henry Ketcheson

15th

Cross. Eric William Blake

20th

Derbishire, Stewart

ICW

Cruess, John Saunders

6th

Deroche, Hammel Madden

2nd^th

Crysler, John

4UC; 6UC-7UC;

DesRosiers, Arthur

19th

9UC

Detlor, George Hill

13UC

Crysler, John Pliny

3CW; 5CW

Devitt, John Henry

llth-14th

Cumberland, Frederick William

lst-2nd

Dewan, Patrick Michael

19th-20th

Cumming, John

9UC

Dewart, Herbert Hartley

14th-15th

Cummings, James

2CW

Dickenson, John

8th-10th

Cunningham, Dianne E.

34th-35th

Dickson, James

7CW-8CW

Cunningham, Eric Gordon

30th-32nd

Dickson, Robert

lOUC

Cunningham, James Bertram

15th

Dickson, Thomas

6UC

Cureatz, Sammy Lawrence

31st-34th

Dickson, Walter Hamilton

2CW-3CW

Curling, Alvin Frederick

33rd-35th

Dickson, William Angus

19th-21st

Cunie, Archibald S.

8th

Dietsch, Michael Murray

34th

Cunie, James George

2nd-3rd

Dill, Jacob William

5th

Currie, John Allister

15th-17th

Di Santo, Odoardo

30th-32nd

Cunie, Morley

lOth-llth

Dixon, Thomas C.

4CW

Currie, Nathaniel

1st

Docker, William Manson

21st-22nd

Currier, Joseph M.

8CW

Doherty, Manning William

15th

Curry, James Walter

15th

Donovan, Albert Edward

llth-14th

Dorland, Philip

lUC

Dorland, Thomas

4UC-5UC

Dack, Walter MacMonis

6th-7th

Dorland, Willet Casey

6CW

Dadamo, George

35th

Doucett, George Henry

20th-25th

Daigeler, Hans W.

34th-35th

Douglas, John Henry

9th

Daley, Charles

21st-26th

Dowling, John Francis

5th; 7th

Dalton, Thomas

lOUC

Dowling, John Lawrence

23rd

Daly, Thomas Mayne

5CW-7CW; 2nd

Downer, Alfred Wallace

20th-29th

Dana, George Augustus

8th

Downey, Joseph Patrick

10th-12th

Dance, James Charles

6th

Downie, Robert Roy

21st

Dargavel, John Robertson

llth-14th

Doyle, James William

12th

Davidson, David

10th

Drainville, Dennis

35th

Davidson, Montgomery "Monty"

30th-31st

Draper, William Henry

13UC; 1CW-2CW

Davidson, Thomas Scott

14th

Drea, James Francis "Frank"

29th-32nd

Davis, Myroyn "Cooke"

22nd-25th

Drew, George Alexander

20th-22nd

Davis, Elihu James

6th-10th

Dniry, Charles Alfred

4th-6th

Davis, Herbert James

18th

Drury, Ernest Charles

15th

Davis, William C.

33rd

Dryden, John

4th-10th

Davis, William Grenville

26th-32nd

Ducharme, Severin

14th

Davison, Michael Norman

31st-32nd

Duckworth, William

19th-22nd

Dawson, James

2nd

Duff, James Stoddart

9th-14th

Dawson, Simon James

3rd

Duff, Thomas Neil

21st

Deacon, Donald Mackay

28th-29th

Duggan, George Jr.

1CW-2CW

Deacon, Thomas

2nd-3rd

Duignan, Noel

35th

Dean, Gordon Howlett

32nd-33rd

Dukszta, Jan

29th-31st

Deans, Ian

28th-31st

Dunbar, George Harrison

20th-25th

Delong, Jesse

4CW-5CW

Duncan, Archibald Stuart

19th-20th

Demers, Joseph Clement "Gaston"

27th-28th

Duncombe, Charles

11UC-13UC

De Monte, Dante Matthew

28th

Duncombe, David

12UC-13UC

Dempsey, James Shannon

22nd-25th

Dunlop, Arunah

7th

Dempsey, William Ryerson

9th

Dunlop, Edward Arunah

lOth-llth; 13th-

Denison, George

5th

14th; 17th-18th

Dennison, William Donald

21st; 23nl

Dunlop, Edward Anmah

27th-28th

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada

1CW-8CW =

= Canada West

lst-35th = Ontario

Members

Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 • 1991 (Continued)
Legislature Members Legislature

Dunlop, Robert Graham

12UC-13UC

Fairbank, Charles Oliver

20th

Dunlop, William

1CW-2CW

Fairfield, Benjamin

6UC

Dunlop, William James

24th-26th

Fairfield, William

2UC

Dunn, John Henry

ICW

Fallis, Albert James

16th

Dunsfoid, James Wicks

7CW-8CW

Fallis, James Robinson

13th-14th

Durand, James

6UC-7UC; 12UC;

Fallis, William Armstrong

8th-9th

lew

Fanning, John

6UC

Dye, Stanley Harding

22nd

Farewell, Abram

2nd

Dymond, Matthew Bulloch

25th-29th

Faman, Michael I ,iam

34th-35th

Dynes, Wiliam

8th

Farquhar, Stanley William

27th-28th

Farquhar, Thomas

17th

Farquier, Frederick George

5th

Eagelson, Robert "Alan"

27th

Farwell, Charies Franklin

8th-9th

Eakins, John F.

30th-34th

Faubert, Frank J.

34th

Eamgey, Joseph Pattulo

17th

Faulkner, James Albert

19th

Easton, Joseph Lees

23rd

Fawcett, Joan M.

34th-35th

Eaton, Robert Gordon

29th-32nd

FeU,John

5th-7th

Ebbs, John Charies

13th

Fell, Uoyd F.K.

23rd

Ecclestone, George Walter

14th-18th

Fellowes, George Byron Lyon

Edgar, Joseph

14th

See also Fellowes, George

MacLeod, John

6CW

Byron Lyon

3CW-5CW

Macmaster, Donald

4th

Lyon, Robert

1st

MacNab, Allan Napier

11UC-13UC;

Lyon, Robert Adam

3rd-6th

1CW-5CW

Lyon, William Durie

3rd

MacNaughton, Charles Steel

25th-29th

Lyons, Clayton "Harry"

24th-26th

Macnish, Donald

8th-9th

Lyons, James

9UC-11UC

MacOldrum, Charles "Gordon"

24th

Lyons, James

16th-18th

Macomb, William

lUC

Ma^on, Jean Baptiste

llUC

MacPhail, Agnes Campbell

21st; 23rd

MacQuanie, Robert Waldron

32nd

MacArthur, Duncan

13th

MacVicar, Malcolm

15th

Macaulay, Leopold

17th-20th

Madill, Frank

4th

Macaulay, Robert William

24th-27th

Maeck, Lome Howard

29th-31st

Macbeth, George

5CW-7CW

Mageau, Zotique

13th-16th

MacBeth, John Palmer

29th-31st

Magill, Charles

8CW

MacBride, Morrison Mann

15th-16th; 19th-

Magladery, Thomas

14th-15th

20th

Magwood, Thomas

7th-8th

MacDiarmid, Hnlay George

9th-14th; 16th-17th

Mahaffy, Arthur Arnold

10th-13th

Macdonald, E)onald Alexander

6CW-7CW

Mahoney, Steven W.

34th-35th

MacDonald, Donald Cameron

25th-32nd

Mahoney, Thomas Joseph

16th-18th

Macdonald, Herbert Stone

2nd

Makarchuk, Mitro "Mac"

28th; 30th-31st

Macdonald, John Alexander

2CW-8CW

Malcolm, Andrew

9th

Macdonald, John Sandfield

1CW-8CW; 1st-

Malcolm, Finlay

lOUC

2nd

Malkowski, Gary

35th

MacDonald, Keith

34th

Maloney. James Anthony

25th-26th

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada

1CW-8CW =

: Canada West lst-35th = Ontario

Members

Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)
Legislature Members Legislature

MaUoch, Edward 12UC-13UC;

3CW-4CW

MaUory, Benajah 4UC-5UC

Mammoliti, George 35th

Manahan. Anthony 1 3UC; 1 CW

Mancini, Remo J. 30th-35th

Manley, Peter Thomas 24th-26th

Mapledoram, Qare Edgar 24th-25th

Marceau, Joseph "Henri" 15th; 19th

Marchese, Rosario 35th

Mark, James Raglan 16th

Markle, Abraham 6UC

Markle. Henry 5UC

Marks, John 13UC

Marland, Margaret 33rd-35th

Marsh, Abraham 5UC

MarshaU , Du ncan McLean 1 9th

Marshall, Thomas A. 13th-15th

Martel, EUe Walter 28th-33rd

Martel, Shelley Dawn Marie 34th-35th

Marter, George Frederick 6th-9th

Martin, Charles Hammond 21st-23rd
Martin, D'Arcy "Argue" ConseU 18th

Martin. John Strickler 1 6th-l 8th

Martin, Tony 35th

Martin, Victor J. 22nd

Martin, William George 17th-l 8th

Martyn, John Burton 14th

Mason, Robert Mercer 1 2th-l 4th

Massie, James 3rd

Master, Isaac 3rd-6th

Matchett, Thomas 1st

Mathews, John 9UC-10UC

Mathewson, James 13UC

Matheson, Arthur James 8th- 13th

Matheson, Donald 5CW

Mathieu, James Arthur 13th-l5th; 17th

Mathyssen, Irene 35th

Matrundola, Gino 34th

Mattice, William D. 4CW-6CW

May, George S . 1 1 th

Mayberry, Thomas Richard 1 2th-l 3th

McAllister, William Balmer 4th

McAlpine, Donald 15th

McAndrew, John Alfred 6th

McArthur, Duncan 20th

McArthur, Frederick John 18th

McAithur, Robert Neil 15th

McBride, Edward 9UC

McBrien, Frederick George 1 6th- 1 8th; 20th

McCaffrey, Bruce Robert 31st-33rd

McCague, George R. 30th-34th

McCall, Duncan 9UC-11UC

McCall, Simpson lst-2nd

McCallum, Lachlan 2nd

McCallum, Malcolm Alexander

16th-17th

McCallum, Peter Duncan

7th-8th

McCann, Henry Wellesley

5CW-7CW

McCargar, Milo

13UC

McCart. William John

10th; 12th

McCausland, James Arthur

16th

McCleary, William

7th

McClellan, Ross A.

30th-33rd

McClelland, Carman John

34th-35th

McCoig, Archibald Blake

11th

McColl, Dugold

7th

McColl, Nicol

Ist

McColman, Neil

5th

McCormick, Robert John

12th-13th

McCormick, William

6UC-8UC

McConkey, Thomas David

8CW

McCowan, Alexander

llth-13th

McCraney, Daniel

3rd-5th

McCrae, Thomas

3UC

McCrae, William

12UC-13UC

McCrea, Charles

13th-18th

McCreary, Hiram

15th

McCuaig, James Simeon

2nd

McCue, John Arthur

25th

McDonald, Angus Peter

6CW

McDonald, Archibald

llUC

McDonald, Ekinald

lOUC-llUC; ICW

McE>onald, Donald Alexander

8CW

McDonald, Donald Robert

9th; 12th

McDonald, Ernest Nicholls

15th

McDonald, John

8CW

McDonald, John Lawrence

21st; 23rd

McDonald, John Stevenson

8th

McDonald, Roderick

4CW-5CW

McDonald, William

13th-14th

McDonell, Alexander

3UC-6UC;

8UC-9UC

McDonell, Alexander

G^orthumbeiland)

12UC-13UC

McDonell, Alexander (Prescott)

12UC

McDonell, Donald

9UC

McDonell, John

7UC

McDougal, Donald Joseph

llth-12th

McDougaU, John

3rd

McE)ougall, John Lorn

6CW; 1st

McDougall, William

6CW-8CW

McElroy, Robert Herbert

llth-14th

McEwen, J. Earl

30th-32nd

McEwing, James

12th

McEwing, Ross Atkinson

20th-23rd

McFadden, David James

33rd

McFarian, John

13th-14th

McFariand, Duncan

3CW

McGarry, Thomas William

llth-14th

McGhee, Robert

5th

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada

1CW-8CW = Canada West

lst-35tb = Ontario

Members

Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 • 1991 (Continued)
Legislature Members Legislature

McGUl. WiUiam
McGillis, Angus
McGiverin, William
McGowan, John
McGregor, John
McGuigan, James Rtzgerald
McGuinty, Dalton James
McGuinty, Dalton J. P.
Mcllveen, Charies Elmer
Mcintosh, John
Mclntyre, Alexander Fraser
Mclntyre, Daniel
Mclntyre, Duncan John
Mclntyre, Robert
McKay, Angus
McKay, George Prevost
McKay, John
McKay, Thomas
McKechnie, Gilbert
McKee, Thomas
McKee, WiUiam J.
McKellar, Archibald

McKenzie, E)onald
McKenzie, Hugh
McKeough, William "Darcy"
McKeown, Charles Robert
McKerlie, Daniel
McKessock, Robert Carson
McKim, Robert
McKnight, Michael
McLachlin, Daniel
McLaren, Alexander
McLaughlin, James Wellington
McLaughlin, John
McLaws, David
McLean, Alexander
McLean, Alexander Daniel
McLean, AUan
McLean, Allan Kenneth
McLean, Alvin Coulter
McLean, Archibald
McLean, Murdo Young
McLenaghan, Nathaniel
McLeod, James William
McLeod, John
McLeod, Lyn
McLeod, WUliam Duncan
McMahon, James
McManus, George
McMartin, Alexander
McMeekin, Richard M.
McMicken, Gilbert
McMicking, Gilbert
McMillan, Edward B.

1st

17th

8CW

2nd-3id

4UC-6UC

31st-34th

34th

35th

29th

12UC-13UC

3rd

21st

5th

8CW

6th-9th

5th

7th-8th

12UC-13UC

7th

2UC-3UC

8th-9th

6CW-8CW;

lst-3rd
5th
7th

28th-31st
llth-14th; 16th
5CW
30th-33id
lst-2nd; 4th-5th
16th

4CW;7CW
8th

4th-6th
9th
3rd

13UC; ICW; 3CW
17th

4UC-8UC
32nd-35th
18th

8UC-13UC
8th
7th
15th
lst-3rd
34th-35th
10th
3rd-7th
2nd

6UC-8UC; llUC
20th
6CW

12UC-13UC
23rd

McMillan, John Angus

11th

McMillen, Andrew Robinson

18th

McMonies, James

8CW

McMurrich, Hon. John

1st

McMurtry, Roland "Roy"

30th-32nd

McNabb, James

5UC;7UC

McNamara, Joseph

15th

McNaught, William Kirlq>atrick

llth-13th

McNaughton, Daniel

7th-8th

McNaughton, Duncan Alexander

17th-18th

McNeU, John

8th

McNeU, Ronald Keith

25th-33Ki

McNeilledge, Colin

llUC

McNichol, David

8th

McNie, John Duncan "Jack"

29th

McPhee, John Duncan

21st-24th

McPherson, David Murdoch

8th

McPherson, William David

12th-14th

McQueen, James

13th

McQuesten, Thomas Baker

19th-20th

McQuibban, George Alexander

17th-19th

McRae, Duncan

2nd-3rd

McVicar, Milton Duncan

19th-20th

Meacham, Walter William

6th-8th

Mears, Thomas

5UC-6UC

Medd, William George

17th-18th

Meen, Arthur Kenneth

28th-30th

Meinzinger, Joseph Ignatino

22nd

Mercer, Cecil George

20th

Meredith, William Ralph

2nd-8th

Menick, Henry

2nd-5th

Merritt, William Hamilton

11UC-13UC;

1CW-6CW

Metcalfe, James Henry

4th-7th

Mewhinney, Alexander Patterson

15th-17th

Michaud, Joseph

10th

Michener, Daniel "Roland"

22nd

Miclash, Frank Ranover

34th-35th

Middleton, James Taylor

8th

MiUard, Charies Hibbert

21st; 23rd

Millen, Gordon James

22nd

MiUer, Edward Blake

17th

Miller, Frank Stuart

29th-33rd

Miller, Gordon Irvin

30th-34th

Miller, John Classon

3rd-4th

Miller, John Stewart

6th

Miller, Robert Francis

17th

Miller, WUfred Lynn

19th-21st

Milligan, John Colbome

13th; 16th

Mills, Charles Henry

13th- 14th

Mms,Gord

35th

Mills, Henry

15th

Ming, Edward

17th

Miscampbell, Andrew

7th-10th

Mitchell, George Herbert

21st

nada West lst-35th = Ontario

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada

1CW.8CW =

Members

Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)
Legislature Members Legislature

Mitchell, John Henry
Mitchell, Robert C.
Moffatt, E)ouglas Peter
Moffatt, Foster Graham
Monaghan, Gerald Joseph
Monk, George William
Monro, George
Monteith, Andrew
Monteith, John C.
Monteith, Joseph Dunsmore
Monteith, Samuel "Nelson"
Montgomery, Hugh
Montgomery, Wesley
Moore, Elias
Moore, James Percy
Moore, John Douglas
Morel, Henri

Morgan, Ira
Morgan, William
Morin, GUles E.
Morin, James E.
Morin, Jules
Morin-Strom, Karl Avid
Momingstar, Ellis Price
Morris, Hon. Alexander

Morris, James
Morris, William
Morrison, Angus
Morrison, Marshall Bidwell
Morrison, Joseph Curran
Morrison, Thomas David
Morrison. William
Morrow, Donald Hugo
Morrow, Mark
Morton, James
Moscrip, William Caven
Mostyn, William
Mount, Roswell
Mowat, Oliver

Mulholland, Robert
Munro, Ehincan "Paul"
Munro, Heruy
Munro, Hugh
Munro, James S.
Munro, John W.
Munro, Lily Oddi
See also Oddie-Munro, Lily
Munroe, Malcolm G.
Murdoch, Bill
Murdoch, Gilbert Hugh
Murdoch, William
Murdock, Sharon

17th

31st-33rd

30th

17th

25th

2nd-7th

2CW

lst-2nd

10th

16th-18th

9th; 11th

nth

15th

12UC-13UC
17th-18th
7th-8th
12th-14th; 16th-

18th
4th

4th-6th
33rd-35th
5th-6th

25th-26th; 28th
33Td-34th
24th-29th
7CW-8CW; 3rd-

5th

13UC; ICW
8UC-12UC
5CW-8CW
9th- 11th
3CW-5CW
12UC-13UC
17th-18th
23rd-30th
35th
7CW
9th
3rd
llUC
6CW-8CW; 2nd-

8th
5th

18th-19th
5CW-8CW
13th-14th
lOth-llth
9th-10th

33rd-34th

3rd

35th

15th

21st-26th

35th

Mumey, Edmund

Murphy, Denis
Murphy, Edward Joseph
Murphy, Thomas Alexander
Murray, Thomas
Murray, Thomas Patrick
Murray, William Alexander
Musgrove, Armstrong R
Musgrove, George Johnston
Mutrie, John
Myers, Adam Henry
Myers, Raymond Munro

Nairn, Thomas Maclntyre
Nault, Joseph "Daniel"
Near, Daniel
Neelon, Sylvester
Neely, George Wesley
Nelles, Robert

Nesbitt, Arthur Russell

Nesbitt, Samuel Greerson Murray

Nesbitt, William Beattie

Neumann, David Enul

Newlands, John

Newman, Bernard

Newman, James Melvin

Newman, William

Nichol, Robert

Nicholas, Cynthia Maria "Cindy"

Nickle, William Folger

Nickle, William McAdam

NUes, William

Nixon, Alfred Westland

Nixon, George Adam

Nixon, Harry Corwin

Nixon, John Bradford "Brad"

Nixon, Robert Retcher

Nixon, William Glennie

Noden, William George

Norman, Robert Addison

North, Peter

Norton, Hiram

Norton, Keith Calder

Notman, William

Nuttall, WilmerJohn

Oakley, George Jr.
O'Connor, Hamilton Parke
O'Connor, John Jr.
O'Connor, Larry

13UC; ICW-
2CW; 4CW-
5CW
10th
18th

17th-22nd
1st; 4th-6th
18th-21st
22nd
12th-14th
14th
8th-9th
2CW-3CW
24th-26th

4th; 6th
23rd-24th
4th

3rd-5th
llth-13th
3UC-4UC; 6UC-
7UC
16th-19th
12th-14th
lOth-llth
34th
20th

26th-33rd
22nd-23rd
17th-19th
6UC-8UC
34th

12th; 15th-16th
24th-26th
5CW
llth-14th
29th

15th-26th
34th

26th-35th
19th-20th
24th-27th
12th-13th
35th

11UC-13UC
30th-32nd
3CW; 6CW-8CW
29th

16th-18th
4th-7th
7CW
35th

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada

1CW-8CW = Canada West

lst-35th = Ontario

Members

Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)
Legislature Members Legislature

O'Connor, Terrance P. 'Terry"
Oddie-Munro, Lily
See also Munro, Lily Oddie
O'Donoghue, Daniel John
Offer, Steven
Oke, Leslie Warner
O'Keefe, George
Olde, Neil Leveme
Oliver, Adam
Oliver, Farquhar Robert
Oliver, Thomas
O'Neil, Hugh Patrick
O'NeiU, John
O'Neill, Yvonne
Ostrom, Gilbert Wellington
O'Sullivan, John
Overall, Cyril Arthur Goodwin
Owen, Bruce

Owens, Edward William James
Owens, Steve

Pacaud, Gaspaid
Pardee, Frederick Forsyth
Pardee, Timothy Blair
Pardo, Thomas Letson
Parent, Alexander A.
Park, George "Eamon"
Parke, Thomas
Parker, Thomas Sutherland
Paikhill, William James
Parliament, Nelson
Pamell, Frederick Rymond
Parrott, Harry Craig
Parry, George W.
Partington, Peter
Paterson, E)onald Alexander
Paton, Robert
Patrick, Thomas L.
Patrick, William
Patten, Richard Andrew
Patterson, James Colebrooke
Patterson, Peter
Patterson, Robert John
Patterson, Roland
Pattie, David
Pattinson, George
Pattinson, Richard
Pattullo, Andrew
Paul, William James
Pawling, Benjamin
Paxton, Thomas
Peacock, Hugh
Pearce, Josiah Williams
Pearson, Peter William

33rd

33rd-34th

2nd-3rd

33rd-35th

15th-17th

8th

27th-28th

lst-3rd

17th-27th

8CW

30th-35th

15th

34th-35th

6th

3rd

21st

34th

13th-14th; 16th

35th

6th

9th

lst-6th

8th-10th

22nd

23rd

12UC-13UC;1CW

8CW

3rd-4th

14th-15th

14th

29th-31st

22nd-26th

33rd

27th-29th

7th-8th

21st-25th

4CW-7CW

34th

3rd

2nd-4th

16th

19th-21st

8UC

llth-13th

6UC

8th-10th

llth-12th

lUC

lst-4th

28th

10th-12th

17th

Peck, Edward Armour
Peck, George Henry
Peck, Samuel Stanley
Pelissero, Harry
Pense, Edward John Barker
Perruzza, Anthony
Perry, George
Perry, Peter
Peterson, David Robert
Peterson, Paul
Petrie, Archibald
Pfettit, Nathaniel
Pettypiece, Henry John
Pharand, George Hector
Phelps, Orson James
Philip, Edward Thomas
Phillips, Gerald Leonard
Phillips, Mackinnon
Pich6, Ren6 L.
Pierce, Franklin "Jack"
Pilkey, Allan C.
Pilkey, Clifford George
Pinard, Joseph Albert
Pinhey, Hamnett
Pitman, Walter George
Pittock, Gordon William
Playfair, Andrew William
Playter, Eli
Poirier, Jean
Poisson, Paul
Pollock, James
Polsinelli, Claudio
Poole, Dianne
Pope, Alan William
Porter, Dana Harris
Porter, David

Portman, Maurice Berkeley
Potter, Richard Thomas
Pouliot, Gilles
Powell, Charles Berkeley
Powell, Israel Wood
Powell, John A. H.
PoweU, Walker
Powell, W^am Frederick
Pratt, Arthur Clarence
Preston, Josiah Johnston
Preston, Richard Franklin
Preston, Robert Henry
Preston, Thomas Hiram
Preston, William Alfred
Price, Henry Isaac
Price, Henry James
Price, James Hervey
Price, Lloyd H.
Price, WiUiam Herbert

13th

27th

4th

34th

9th-llth

35th

lst-2nd

9UC-12UC; 3CW

30th-34th

8UC-10UC

2CW

lUC

9th-10th

12th

5th-6th

30th-35th

34th-35th

22nd-26th

32nd

33rd

35th

28th

14th-17th

llUC

28th

27th

6CW

9UC

32nd-35th

17th-18th

32nd-34th

33rd-34th

34th-35th

31st-34th

21st-25th

7th

7CW

28th-29th

33rd-35th

9th-10th

1CW-2CW

13UC

6CW

5CW-8CW

llth-14th

10th-14th

8th; llth-14th

3rd; 5th-7th

9th-llth

llth-12th

18th

25th-28th

1CW-3CW

25th

14th-19th

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada

1CW-8CW = Canada West

lst-3Sth = Ontario

Members

AlphabeUcal Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)
Legislature Members Legislature

Prince, Albert
Prince, John
Pringle, John Abbot
Pritchard, Ada Mary
Proudfoot, William
ProuLx, Edmund
Pryde, Thomas
Puidy, Jesse Thomas
Pyne, Robert Allan

Quilty, Leonard Joseph

Racine, Damase

Racine, Horace S.

Radenhurst, Thomas

Rae, Robert Keith

Ramsden, John Cannan

Ramsay, David James

Ramsay, Russell Harold

Randal, Robert

Randall, Stanley John

Raney, William "Edgar"

Rankin, Anthony McGuin

Rankin, Arthur

Rankin, David John

Rathbun, Edward Walter

Raven, Charles Edmund

Ray, Michael Charles

Rayside, James

Rea, Charles Edward

Read, George

Reaume, Arthur John

Reaume, Joseph Octave

Reed, Daniel

Reed, Julian Alexander Amott

Regan, James Thomas Hammill

Reid, James

Reid, John Frederick

Reid, Norman

Reid, Thomas "Patrick"

Reid, Timothy Escott

Reid, William Henry

ReiUy, Leonard McKenzie

Rennie, Frank

Renwick, James Alexander

Renwick, Margaret Ellen

Reuter, Allan Edward

Reville, David R.

Reycraft, Douglas Richard

Reynolds, Hugh Alexander

Reynolds, Walter Bain

Rhodes, John Reginald

Richards, Albert Norton

2nd

13UC: 1CW-4CW

21st-24th

27th-28th

12th-14th

16th-17th

22nd-25th

6CW

9th- 14th

26lh

llth-15th

27th

lOUC

32nd-35th

15th

33rd-35th

31st-32nd

8UC-11UC

27th-28th

15th-17th

13th-16th

5CW; 7CW-8CW

25th

11th

18th

34th

4th-7th

23rd

lst-2nd

24th-27th

10th-13th

llth-12th

30th-32nd

13th-14th

7th-10th

17th-18th

12th

28th-32nd

28 th

8th-9th

26th-29th

15th

27th-32nd

28th

27th-29th

33id-34th

33rd-34th

23rd

20th-23rd

29th-31st

8CW

Richards, Ste|^n
Richards, William Buell
Richardson, Amos Augustus
Richardson, Charles
Richardson, Charles Edward
Richardson, John
Richardson, Richard
Richardson, Udney
Richardson, William
Rickard, WiUiam
Riddell, John Keith "Jack"
Riddell, Robert
Ridout, George Percival
Ridout, Thomas
Riggs, William Charles
Rizzo, Tony

Robarts, John Parmenter
Robb, John Morrow
Roberts, Archibald "Kelso"

Roberts, Augustus "Duncan"
Roberts, Marietta L. D.
Robertson, Alexander
Robertson, Alexander Black
Robertson, Charles Alexander
Robertson, David
Robertson, Donald
Robertson, William
Robertson, William George
RobiUard, Alexander
RobUlard, Honor6
Robinson, Alan M.
Robinson, Chaiies
Robinson, Christopher
Robinson, Edward
Robinson, Frederick Oliver
Robinson, John Beverley
Robinson, John Beverley Jr.
Robinson, Leonard "Grieve"
Robinson, Peter
Robinson, William
Robinson, William Benjamin

Roblin, David
Roblin, John
Roblin, John PhUip

Robson, Lewis "Roscoe"
Robson, Thomas E.
Roe, Alexander Hall
Roebuck, Arthur Wentworth
Rogers, David McGregor
Rollins, Clarke Tivy
Rollo, Walter Ritchie
Rolph, George

lst-2nd

3CW-4CW

12th

12UC-13UC

18th

8th-10th

3rd

13th-14th

4th

10th

29th-34th

2CW

4CW

6UC

21st

35th

24th-28th

14th; 17th-18th

21st-22nd; 24th-

27th
19th
34th
4th
8th

17th-20th
4th
1st

21st-22nd
17th
6th-8th
5lh
32nd
4th
2UC
4th

21st-23rd
8UC-10UC
6CW-7CW
21st

7UC-8UC
2nd-3rd
11UC-13UC;

2CW-5CW
5CW-6CW
5UC
11UC-12UC;

1CW-2CW
21st-25th
9th
5th

19th-20th
2UC-6UC; 8UC
26th-31st
15th
lOUC

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada

1CW-8CW = Canada West

lst-35th = Ontario

Members

Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 • 1991 (Continued)
Legislature Members Legislature

Rolph, John

Rcx)t, John Henry Haines
Rorke, Joseph
Rose, Baltis
Rose, Jesse Wright
Rosevear, John
Ross, Alexander McLagan
Ross, Alexander Peter
Ross, Arthur Edward
Ross, David Munro
Ross, Duncan Alexander
Ross, Duncan Campbell
Ross, George William
Ross, James
Ross, James Alway
Ross, John Sylvester
Ross, Walter
Rotenberg, David
Routledge, George Albert
Rowe, Earl W.
Rowe, Russell Daniel
Rowe, William Earl
RoweU, Newton Wesley
Rowlandson, John
Rowntree, Henry "Leslie"
Roy, Albert J.
Runciman, Robert William
Ruprecht, Antony M. "Tony"
Russell, Joseph
Russell, Samuel
Ruston, Richard Fletcher
Ruttan, Henry
Ryerson, George Sterling
Ryerson, William
Rykert, Arthur Frederick
Rykert, George
Rykert, John Charles

Rymal, Jacob
Rymal, Joseph

St. Denis, Joseph
St. John, Joseph Wesley
Sale, Howard Julian
Salmon, William
Salsberg, Joseph Banich
Samis, George Roy
Samson, James Hunter
Sandercock, William "Elmer"
Sandeman, Gillian Ann
Sanderson, James Alfred
Sandy, Frederick George
Sangster, James Alexander

9UC-10UC; 13UC;

4CW-5CW
24th-29th
6th-7th
4th
4CW
3rd-4th
3rd-6th
5th

13th-15th
15th-18th
15th

llth-12th
5th-llth
5CW-6CW
12th

7CW-8CW
8CW
31st-32nd
10th
33rd

27th-31st
16th

13th-14th
19th

25th-28th
29th-32nd
32nd-35th
32nd-35th
14th
9th-10th
28th-32nd
8UC; 13UC
7th-8th
7CW
14th

12UC-13UC
6CW-7CW; 1st-

3rd
12UC
6CW-8CW

18th

8th; lOth-llth

22nd

13UC

21st-24th

29th-32nd

10UC-12UC

23rd-27th

30th

18th

15th; 17th

16th-19th

Sargent, Edward Carson

Savage, James M.

Scratcherd, John

Scholfield, Henry Chadwick

Schwenger, William Frederick

Scoble, John

Scollick, William

Scott, Harold Robinson

Scott, Ian G.

Scott, John

Scott, Merton Elvin

Scott, Reid

Scott, Richard William

Scott, Thomas

Scott, William

Scott, William Hepburn

Scrivener, Margaret

Secord, David

Secord, George

Seguin, Charles Avile

Senn, John

Sewell, George David

Sexton, William

Seymour, Benjamin

Shade, Absalom

Shanly, Walter

Sharpe, Donald

Sharpe, James

Shaver, Alexander Laurence

Shaver, Peter

Shaw, James

Shaw, John

Shaw, William McNaim

Shearer, Robert Austin

Sheppard, HowanJ Nicholas

Sherwood, George

Sherwood, Henry

Sherwood, Levius P.

Sherwood, Samuel

Shibley, Jacob

Shields, George Sylvester

Shillington, Robert Taylor

Shore, Marvin Leonard

Shore, William

Short, Thomas

Shulman, Morton

Shymko, Yuri R.

Silipo, Antonio V. G. 'Tony"

Sills, Ephraim George

Simonett, John Richard "Jack"

Simpson, John

Simpson, Leonard Jennett

27th-33rd

8th

5CW-6CW

13th; 17lh-18th

19th-20th

7CW-8CW

9UC

21st-25th

33rd-35th

3CW

17th

23id

6CW-7CW; 1st-

2nd
lst-3rd
6CW
2nd-4th
29th-32nd
5UC;7UC
1st
18th
8th

15th-16th
lst-3rd
2CW-4CW
llUC; 13UC
8CW
14th
7th

17th-18th
8UC; 10UC-13UC
4CW-5CW
12th
1st
14th

32nd-33rd
1CW-3CW; 6CW-

7CW
13UC; 1CW-4CW

6UC; 8UC

3UC-4UC

12UC

17th-18th

12th-13th

30th

8th

6CW

28th-29th

32nd-33rd

35th

5th

26th-28th

6CW-8CW

18th-20th

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada

ICW-gCW = Canada West

lst-35th = Ontario

Members

Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)
Legislature Members Legislature

Sinclair, Donald

Sinclair, John Wllliam

Sinclair, Victor Albert

Sinclair, William Edmund Newton

Singer, Ephraim Frederick

Singer, Vernon Milton

Skinner, Frederick James

Slack, Thomas Kerr

Sloat, Ann

Small, James Edward

Smellie, Thomas Stewart Traille

Smith, Alexander Mortimer

Smith, Austin Burton

Smith, Charies N^ier

Smith, David William

Smith, Elizabeth "Joan"

Smith, Elmer Roy

Smith, George Joseph

Smith, Gordon Els worth

Smith, Harmannus

Smith, Hon. Sir Henry

Smith, Henry Jr.

Smith, Henry Dolphus

Smith, Hugh

Smith, James

Smith, James Sinclair

Smith, John

Smith, John David

Smith, John Roxborough

Smith, John Shuter

Smith, Justus "Albert"

Smith, Peter

Smith, Richard Stanley

Smith, Sidney

Smith, Stuart Lyon

Smith, Thomas

Smith, Wilfred Davy

Smye, Frederick Thomas

Smyth, George

Smyth, George Byron

Smyth, William Ross

Smythe, Edward H.

Snetsinger, John Goodall

Snider, Elias Weber Bingeman

Snider, Fred S.

Snow, James Wilfred

Sola, John Domagoj

Sopha, Elmer Walter

Sorbara, Gregory

South, Laurence George "Larry"

Southwick, George

lst-4th
19th-20th
14th

13th; 15th-19th
18th

26th-30th
17th-18th
15th; 17th-18th
32nd

12UC-13UC;
1CW-2CW
llth-12th
8CW
18th

lOth-llth
1UC-3UC
33id-34th
33rd-34th
21st

17th-18th
28th-31st
12UC; 1CW-3CW
1st

1CW-6CW
1st

6th-7th
3CW-5CW
lst-2nd
1st

7th-llth
lOUC
3rd

28th-30th
7CW-8CW
20th
15th

27th-30th
5CW-6CW
30th-32nd
2UC
19th

17th-18th
17th
6th-7th
10th-12th
8th

2nd-3rd
4th-7th
10th

28th-32nd
34th-35th
26th-28th
33id-35th
33rd-34th
5CW

Sovereign, Philip
Spence, Franklin Harford
Spence, John Purvis "Jack"
Spence, Robert
Spencer, Hazelton
Spensieri, Midiael A.
Spooner, Joseph "Wilfrid"
Sprague, John Allison
Springer, Moses
Stales, Samuel Sanford
Staples, Wellesley Wilson
Stedman, Egerton Reuben
Steel, Harry
Steele, Elmes
Stephenson, Bette M
Sterling, Norman William
Stevenson, David Barker
Stevenson, Hugh Allan
Stevenson, John
Stevenson, Kenneth "Ross"
Stewart, Falkner Cornwall
Stewart, Harry AUan
Stewart, Neil
Stewart, William
Stewart, William Atcheson
Stewart, WiUiam James

Stinson, John
Stinson, Thomas Henry
Stirton, David
Stock, Thomas
Stock, Valentine
Stockwell, Chris
Stokes, John Edward "Jack"
Stoner, Norah Jane
Stong, Alfred Joseph
Stover, Kenneth Spenser
Strachan, Ian Thompson
Strachan, James McGUl
Strange, Charies Alfred
Strange, John
Strange, Maxwell W.
Stratton, James Robert
Street, Samuel
Street, Thomas Qark
Strickland, James Fordyce
Striker, Gideon
Stringer, Warren Milton
Stuart, Alexander
Studholme, AUan
Sullivan, Barbara
Sulman, George William
Summerville, William Arthur
Supple, Jc^
Sutheriand, E)onald

5UC

16th-18th; 20th
25th-30th
5CW
lUC
32nd
25th-27th
6th-7th
lst-4th
15th
18th

16th-18th
21st
ICW
30th-33id
31st-35th
3CW-5CW
15th
1st

32nd-33rd
6th

21st-23rd
2CW

1CW-2CW
25th-29th
20th-22nd; 24th-
25th

5UC-6UC
7th

6CW-8CW
3rd

10th; 12th
35th

28th-32nd
34th

30th-31st
15th

19th-20th
ICW
21st
12UC
1st

6th- 10th
2UC; 5UC
4CW; 7CW-8CW
18th
2nd-4th
15th

16th-17th
llth-14th
34th-35th
12th-14th
20th

5CW;lst
lOth-llth

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada

1CW.8CW = Canada West

lst-35th = Ontario

Members

Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)
Legislature Members Legislature

Sutheriand, Kimble

35th

Tooms, Thomas

15th

Sutheriand, Robert

13th

TorraiKe, James

llth-14th

Sutton, Richard E.

25th-26th

Treleaven, Richard L.

32nd-33rd

Swarbriclc, Anne

35th

Trewartha, Nelson William

16th

Swart, Melvin Leroy

30th-34th

Trotter, James Beecham

26th-28th

Swayze, Chaiies Fletcher

15th

Trottier, Adelaid Charles

19th-20th

Swayze, Isaac

lUC; 3UC-4UC;

Trow, James

1st

6UC-7UC

Troy, Martin "Leo"

26th-27th

Sweeney, John Roland

30th-34th

Truax, Reuben Eldridge

8th- 10th; 12th

Sweet, Aaron

16th

Tucker, George

8th

Swinarton, Thomas

1st

Tucker, James

8th-llth

Tudhope, James Brockett

10th-12th

TumbuU, David

35th

Tait, Joseph

7th

Turner, John Melville

29th; 31st-33rd

Talbot. Marcus

6CW

Tweed, Sydney Charles

18th

Tanner, Garnet Edward

19th

Tatham, Charles Murray

34th

Taylor, Calvin Howard

21st-23rd

Vanalstine, Peter

lUC

Taylor, David James

15th-19th

Vandusen, Harold A.

14th

Taylor, George William

31st-32nd

Van Home, Ronald George

31st-34th

Taylor, James A.

29th-33rd

VanKoughnet, Philip

7UC-9UC; llUC

Taylor, Josias

12UC

Vaughan, Marshall

16th-18th

Taylor, Paul P.

29th

Velshi, Murad

34th

Taylor, Richard AUan Hugh

27th

Villeneuve, Noble A.

32nd-35th

Taylor, Robert "Hobbs"

21st-22nd

Villeneuve, Osie F.

23rd-25th; 27th-

Taylor, William Henry

8th-10th

32nd

Tellier, Edward Phillip

16th

Vivian, Reginald Percival

21st-22nd

Temple, William Horace

23rd

Vrooman, Adam Edward

13th

Terry, Parshal

lUC

Vrooman, John Perry

16th

Terry, William

lOUC

Tett, Benjamin

6CW-7CW; 1st

Thorn, Alexander

12UC

Walker, Albert Thomas

15th

Thomas, Retcher Stewart

22nd-25th

Walker, Albert V.

27th

Thomas, Thomas David

23rd-26th

Walker, Gordon Wayne

29th; 31st-32nd

Thompson, Alfred Burke

9th;llth-14th

Walker, Hamilton

9UC

Thompson, Andrew Joseph Ernest

26th-27th

Walker, Harold William

23rd

Thompson, David

1CW-3CW; 8CW

Wallbridge, Lewis

6CW-8CW

Thompson, Hugh Christopher

9UC-11UC

Wallbridge, Thomas Campbell

8CW

Thompson, James

12th-14th

Wallis, Arthur Gladstone

16th

Thompson, Joseph Elijah

15th-17th

Wallis, John

1st

Thompson, Robert Adam

lOth-llth

Walsh, Aquila

7CW-8CW

Thompson, Thomas Alfred

16th-17th

Walsh, Francis Leigh

8UC-9UC; 12UC

Thompson, Timothy

2UC-3UC; 6UC

Walsh. Wallace W.

21st

Thompson, Wesley Gardiner

21st-22nd

Walters, Harry Lindley

23rd

Thompson, William

9UC

Ward, Andrew Thomas

24th

Thomson, Edward William

13UC

Ward, Brad

35th

Thorbum, David

12UC-13UC; ICW

Ward, Christopher Campbell

33rd-34th

Thombeny, Robert Desmond

21st; 23rd

Ward, Marjory

35th

Thorpe, Robert

4UC

Wardell, Thomas Atkins

9th

Thrasher, Ivan William

27th

Wardle, Thomas Alfred

29th

Tllson, David

35th

Wardrope, George Calvin

24th-27th

Timbrell, E)ennis Roy

29th-33rd

Wark-Martyn, Shelley

35th

Tlsdelle, Alphonse George

15th

Warner. David William

30th-31st; 33rd;

Tolmie, James Craig

14th-15th

35th

Tooley, Richard

2nd-4th: 6th-7th

Warren. Frederick Wilson

21st

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada

1CW-8CW =

: Canada West

lst-35th = Ontario

Members

Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)
Legislature Members Legislature

Warren, John

llUC

Williams, James Miller

lst-3rd

Warren, Ralph Melville

15th

Williams, John Reesor

30th-32nd

Wanender, William Kenneth

24th-26th

Williams, John Tucker

1CW-2CW

Washburn, Ebenezer

3UC-4UC

Willoughby, William Armson

6th-8th;10th-llth

Waters, Albeit Victor

17th-18th

Wills, Thomas

3rd

Waters. Charles

12UC

WUlson, Crowel

4CW; 8CW

Waters, Dan

35th

Willson, James

5UC; 8UC-10UC;

Waters, John

4th-7th

12UC

Watson, Andrew Naismith

31st-32nd

Willson, John

5UC-6UC; 8UC-

Watson, Edgar

15th

12UC

Watterworth, John

2nd-4th

Willson, William Gore

16th-18th

Weager, Jacob

3UC

Wilmot, Henry

5th-6th

Weaver, Everett Lane

24th

Wilmot, Samuel Street

8UC

Webb, William WUson

2nd

Wilson, Adam

6CW-7CW

Webster, James

2CW-3CW

Wilson, Crowel

5UC

Webster, Jonah Moorehouse

15th

Wilson, Frank Worthington

16th-18th

Webster, William Gourlay

21st-22nd

Wilson, Fred

35th

Weekes, WiUiam

4UC

Wilson, Gary

35th

Weichel, William George

16th-17th

Wilson, Gordon Crooks

12th

Welch, Robert Stanley

27th-32nd

Wilson, James

1st

Wells, James Pearson

8CW

WDson, James "Frederick"

22nd

Wells, Rupert Mearse

2nd-4th

Wilson, Jim

35th

Wells, Thomas Leonard

27th-32nd

Wilson, John

2CW-3CW; 5CW

Welsh, George "Arthur"

22nd-24th

Wilson, John Cameron

17th-18th

Welsh, Harold Edward

19th-20th

Wilson, John Henry

2nd-3id

Werden, Asa

llUC

Wilson, Mavis

34th

Wessenger, Paul

35th

Wilson, Sidney James

18th

Westbrook, John Wesley

13th

Wilson, William

llUC

Wetenhall, John

3CW

Winkler, Eric Alfred

28th-29th

Whicher, Ross Mackenzie

25th-27th

Winninger, David

35th

White, Andrew Thomas

9th

Wintermeyer, John Joseph

25th-26th

White, Drummond

35th

Wiseman, Douglas Jack

29th-34th

White, James George

23id

Wiseman, Jim

35th

White, John

lUC

Wishart, Arthur Allison

27th-28th

White, John

4CW; 6CW-8CW

Wismer, Leslie Emery

21st: 23id

White, John Howard

26th-29th

Witmer, Elizabeth

35th

White, Reuben

8UC-9UC;11UC

Wong, Robert Charles

34th

White, Solomon

3rd-5th; 7th

Wood, Alpheus Field

5th-7th

Whitesides, Thomas Richard

12th-13th

Wood, Edmund Burke

8CW; lst-2nd

Whitney, James Hiny

6th-14th

Wood,Len

35th

Whitney, Norris Eldon Howe

24th-28th

Wood, Samuel Casey

2nd-4th

Wickens, Charles

13UC

Wood, William Bruce

6th-8th

Widdifield, John Wesley

14th-17th

Woodniff, Richard

13UC

Widdifield, Joseph Henry

3rd-6th

Woodniff, WilUam

lOUC

Wigle, Ebon Rinaldo

16th

Woods, Joseph

1CW-2CW

Wigle, Lambert Peter

14th; 19th

Woolverton, Dennis

12UC

Wigle, Lewis

3rd-4th

Worton, Harry A.

25th-32nd

Wigle, Solomon

1st

Wren, Albert

24th-26th

Wildman, Charles Jackson "Bud"

30th-35th

Wright, Amos

4CW-8CW

Wilkinson, John Alexander

9UC-10UC; 12UC

Wright, Charles Ernest

16th-17th

Wilkinson, Richard Norton

2UC

Wright, George

4CW

Wilkinson, Walter Butler

4UC

Wright, Samuel Thomas

17th-18th

Willcocks, Joseph

4UC-6UC

Wrye, William Munro

32nd-34th

Williams, Arthur Henry

21st

Wylie, Thomas

6th-7th

Williams, Arthur Trefusis Heneage

! lst-2nd

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada

1CW-8CW =

: Canada West

lst-3Sth = Ontario

Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)

Members Le

gislature

Members

Legislature

Yager, Henry W.

12UC

Young, James

6UC

Yakabuski, Paul Joseph

27th-33id

Young, James

4th-5th

Yaremko, John

24th-29th

Yielding, Agar

5CW

2Semba, Edward J.

30th-31st

Young, Fred Matthews

27th-31st

Tiemha. Elaine

35th

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada

1CW-8CW = Canada West

lst-35th = Ontario

Alphabetical List of Electoral Districts 1792-1991

Electoral District

Legislature

Electoral District

Legislature

Addington

lst-24th

Dufferin-Peel

34th-35th

Algoma

lst-5th; lOth-1 8th; 28th-

Dufferin-Simcoe

19th-33Td

35th

Dundas

1UC-13UC; ICW-

Algotna East

5th-9th

8CW;lst-18th

Algoma-Manitoulin

19th-35th

E)urham

8UC-13UC; ICW-

Algoma West

5th-9th

4CW; 17th-29th

Armourdale

27th-33rd

Durham Centre

34th-35th

Beadles

17th-27th

Durham East

6CW-8CW; lst-16th;

Beaches- Woodbine

28th-35th

30th-35th

Bellwoods

17th-33rd

Durham North

30th

Bothwell

lst-2nd

Durham West

5CW-8CW; lst-16th;

Bracondale

17th-27th

30th-35th

Brampton

30th-33rd

Durham- York

30th-35th

Brampton North

34th-35th

Durham, York East

Brampton South

34th-35th

& Simcoe

3UC-4UC

Brant

19th-29th

E)urham, York

Brant County

17th-18th

& Lincoln. 1st R.

1UC-2UC

Brant East

5CW-8CW

Eglinton

17th-35th

Brant-Haldimand

34th-35th

Elgin

19th-35th

Brant North

1st- 16th

Elgin East

5CW-8CW; 1st- 18th

Brant-Oxfoid-Norfolk

30th-33rd

Elgin West

5CW-8CW; 1st- 18th

Brant South

lst-16th

Erie

30th-33id

Brant West

5CW-8CW

Essex

3UC-13UC; ICW-

Brantford

17th-35th

8CW; lst-2nd

Brock

30th-33Td

Essex-Kent

28th-29th; 34th-35th

Brockton

17th-18th

Essex North

3rd-27th; 30th-33rd

Brockville

11UC-13UC; ICW-

Essex South

3rd-35th

8CW; lst-18th

Etobicoke

27th-33rd

Bruce

19th-27th; 34th-35th

Etobicoke-Humber

34th-35th

Bruce Centre

6th-13th

Etobicoke-Lakeshore

34th-35th

Bruce North

lst-18th

Etobicoke-Rexdale

34th-35th

Bruce South

lst-18th

Etobicoke West

34th-35th

Bruce West

14th-16th

Forest Hill

27th

Burlington South

30th-35th

Fort William

12th-35th

Bytown(Town)

1CW-5CW

Fort William

Cambridge

30th-35th

& Lake of the Woods

lOth-llth

Cardwell

Ist-llth

Fort York

34th-35th

Carleton

8UC-13UC; ICW-

Frontenac

3UC-13UC; ICW-

8CW; lst-35th

8CW; lst-16th

Carleton East

28th-35th

Frontenac- Addington

25th-35th

Carleton Grenville

30th-33rd

Frontenac-Lennox

17th-18th

Chatham-Kent

28th-35th

Glengarry

5UC-13UC; ICW-

Cochrane

14th-16th

8CW; lst-29th

Cochrane North

17th-35th

Glengary & Prescott

3UC-4UC

Cochrane South

17th-35th

Glengaiy, IstR.

1UC-2UC

Cornwall

12UC-13UC; ICW-

Glengary, 2nd R.

1UC-2UC

8CW;lst-5th;30th-

Greenwood

17th-18th

35th

Grenville

1UC-13UC; ICW-

Cornwall & Stormont

6th

4CW; 6th-18th

Don Mills

27th-35th

Grenville-Dundas

19th-29th

Dovercourt

17th-35th

Grenville South

5CW-8CW; lst-5th

Downsview

27th-35th

Grey

5CW-8CW; 30th-35th

Dufferin

3rd-18th

Grey-Bruce

28th-33rd

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada

1CW-8CW = Canada West

lst-35tb = Ontario

Alphabetical List of Electoral Districts 1792-1991 (Continued)

Electoral District

Legislature

Electoral District

Legislature

Grey Centre
Grey East
Grey North
Grey South
Guelph
Haldimand

Haldimand-Norfolk
Halton

Halton-Burlington
Halton Centre
Halton East
Halton North
Halton West
Hamilton

Hamilton (Town)
Hamilton Centre
Hamilton East
Hamilton Mountain
Hamilton- Wentworth
Hamilton West
Hastings

Hastings East
Hastings North
Hastings-Peterborough
Hastings South
Hastings West
Hastings &

Ameliasburgh (Twp.)
Hastings & Northumberland
High Park
High Park-Swansea
Humber
Huron

Huron-Bruce
Huron & Bruce
Huron Centre
Huron East
Huron- Middlesex
Huron North
Huron South
Huron West
Kenora
Kent

Kent East
Kent-Elgin
Kent West
Kingston

6th-16th

3rd-5th

lst-27th

lst-29th

34th-35th

11UC-13UC; ICW-

8CW; lst-18th
19th-33rd
7UC-13UC; 3CW-

8CW; lst-27th
30th-33rd
34th-35th

1CW-2CW; 28th-29th
34th-35th

1CW-2CW; 28th-29th
12UC-13UC; 2CW-

8CW; lst-7th
ICW
17th-35th
8th-35th
28th-35th
19th-27th

8th-18th; 28th-35th
8UC-13UC; ICW-

5CW; 28th-29th
lst-27th

5CW-8CW; lst-18th
30th-35th
5CW-8CW
lst-27th

5UC-7UC
1UC-4UC
17th-29th
30th-35th
27th-33rd
12UC-13UC; ICW-

4CW; 19th-29th;

34th-35th
19th-33rd
5CW-8CW
12th-16th
3rd-llth
30th-33rd
lst-2nd; 12th-18th
lst-18th
3rd-llth
12th-35th
1UC-13UC; ICW-

8CW; lst-2nd:

28th-29th
3rd-27th
30th-33rd
3rd-27th
2CW-8CW; lst-27th

Kingston (Town)
Kingston & the Islands
Kitchener
Kitchener- Wilmot
Lake Nipigon
Lakeshore
Lambton

Lambton East
Lambton West
Lanark

Lanark North
Lanark-Renfrew
Lanark South
Lawrence
Leeds

Leeds & Frontenac
Leeds-GrenvUle
Leeds North

& Grenville North
Leeds South
Lennox

Lennox & Addington
Lenox, Hastings

& Northumberland
Lincoln
Lincoln, IstR.
Lincoln, 1st R. & Haldimand
Lincoln, 1st & 2nd R.
Lincoln, 2nd R.

Lincoln, 2nd & 3rd R.
Lincoln. 2nd, 3rd & 4th R.
Lincoln, 3rd R.

Lincoln, 4th R.
Lincob, 4th R. & Norfolk
Lincoln North
Lincoln South
London

London (Town)
London Centre
London North
London South
Manitoulin
Markham
Middlesex

Middlesex East
Middlesex North
Middlesex South
Middlesex West

8UC-13UC; ICW

28lh-35th

28th-35th

30th-35th

27th-33rd

5CW-8CW; lst-2nd;

28th-35th
3rd-27th
3rd-27th
9UC-13UC; ICW-

4CW; 19th-33rd
5CW-8CW; lst-18th
34th-35th

5CW-8CW; 1st- 18th
34th-35th
3UC-13UC; ICW-

4CW; 6th-33rd
1UC-2UC
34th-35th

5CW-8CW; lst-5th
5CW-8CW; lst-5th
lst-16th
3UC-13UC: 1CW-8CW

1UC-2UC

3CW-8CW; lst-35th

6UC-9UC; 11UC-13UC

5UC

lOUC

1UC-2UC; 5UC-8UC;

12UC-13UC
9UC; llUC
3UC-4UC
1UC-2UC; 5UC-8UC;

10UC;12UC-13UC
5UC-13UC
1UC-2UC
1CW-2CW
1CW-2CW
6CW-8CW; lst-16th;

19th-24th
13UC: 1CW-5CW
30th-35th

17th-18th; 25th-35th
17th-18th; 25th-35th
10th-18th
34th-35th
8UC-13UC; ICW-

4CW; 30th-35th
5CW-8CW; lst-16th
lst-29th
19th-29th
5CW-8CW; lst-18th

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada

1CW-8CW = Canada West

lst-35th = Ontario

Alphabetical List of Electoral Districts 1792-1991 (Continued)

Electoral District

Legislature

Electoral District

Legislature

Mississauga East

Mississauga North

Mississauga South

Mississauga West

Monck

Muskoka

Muskoka-Geoigian Bay

Muskoka-Ontario

Muskoka & Pany Sound

Nepean

Niagara

Niagara Falls
Niagara South
Nickel Belt
Nipissing
Nipissing East
Nipissing West
Norfolk

Norfolk North
Norfolk South
Northumberland

Northumberland & Duiham

Northumberland East

Northumbeiland North

Northumberland South

Northumberland West

Oakville

Oakville South

Oakwood

Ontario

Ontario North

Ontario South

Ontario & Addington

Oriole

Oshawa

Ottawa

Ottawa Centre

Ottawa East

Ottawa North

Ottawa-Rideau

Ottawa South

Ottawa West

Oxford

Oxford, Middlesex & Norfolk

Oxford & Middlesex

Oxford North

Oxford South

Parkdale

Parry Sound

30th-35th

34th-35th

lst-13th

6th-18th; 25th-33rd

34th-35th

19th-24th

3rd-5th

34th-35th

9UC-13UC; ICW-

8CW; lst-2nd
14th-35th
34th-35th
25th-35th
7th-9th;12th-35th
lOth-llth
lOth-llth
5UC-13UC; ICW-

8CW; 17th-18th;

34th-35th
1st- 16th
1st- 16th
8UC-13UC; 3CW-

4CW; 17th-35th
5UC-7UC

5CW-8CW; lst-16th
1CW-2CW
1CW-2CW
5CW-8CW; lst-16th
30th-33rd
34th-35th
30th-35th
19th-29th

5CW-8CW; lst-18th
5CW-8CW; lst-18th;

28th-29th
1UC-2UC
30th-35th
25th-35th

6CW-8CW; Ist-llth
28th-35th
12th-35th
17th-18th
34th-35th
17th-35th

12th-16th; 25th-35th
8UC-13UC; ICW-

4CW; 19th-35th
3UC-4UC
5UC-7UC

5CW-8CW; lst-18th
5CW-8CW: lst-18th
14th-35th
6th-35th

Peel

Peel North

Peel South

Perth

Perth North

Perth South

Peterborough

Peterborough City

Peterborough County

Peterborough East

Peterborough West

Port Arthur

Port Arthur & Rainy River

Prescott

Prescott & Russell
Prince Edward

Prince Edward (except
Ameliasburgh, Twp.)

Prince Edward
& Adolphus (Twp.)

Prince Edward-Lennox
- South Hastings

Quinte

Rainy River

Renfirew

Renfrew North

Renfrew South

Riverdale

Russell

S-D-G & East Grenville

St. Andrew

St. Andrew-St. Patrick

St. Catharines

St. Catharines-Brock

St. David

St. George

St. George-St David

St. Patrick

Sandwich-Riverside

Sainia

Sault Ste. Marie

Scarborough-Agincourt

Scarborough Centre

Scarborough East

Scarborough-Ellesmere

Scarborough North

Scarborough West

Sherboume

Simcoe

5CW-8CW; lst-27th

28th-29th

5CW-8CW; 19th-35th

lst-18th

3CW-8CW; 19th-35th

17th-18th

lst-16th

12th-35th

lOth-llth

5UC-7UC; 12UC-

13UC; 1CW-8CW;

lst-27th
8UC-llUC;28th-35th
3UC-4UC; 8UC-13UC;

1CW-8CW; 1st-

18th

5UC-7UC

1UC-2UC

19th-34th
28th-35th
12th-35th
5CW-8CW
lst-35th
lst-33rd
14th-35th

12UC-13UC; ICW-
8CW; lst-27th
35th

17th-27th
28th-35th

14th-18th; 28th-35th
34th-35th
17th-33rd
17th-33rd
34th-35th
17th - 27th
28th-29th
28th-35th
10th-35th
34th-35th
27th-35th
27th-35th
30th-35th
27th-35th
27th-35th
17th

10UC-13UC;
1CW-4CW

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada

1CW.8CW = Canada West

lst-35th = Ontario

Alphabetical List of Electoral Districts 1792-1991 (Continued)

Electoral District

Legislature

Electoral District

Legislature

Simcoe Centre
Simcoe East
Simcoe North
Simcoe South
12th-16th
Simcoe Southwest
Simcoe West
Stonnont

Stormont & Russell
Stonnont, Ehindas

& Glengarry
Sturgeon Falls
Sudbury
Sudbury East
Suffolk & Essex
Temiskaming
Thunder Bay
Umiskaming
Toronto
Toronto (City)

Toronto East

Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto
Toronto

East - Seat "A"
East - Seat "B"
North

North - Seat "A"
North - Seat "B"
Northeast - Seat "A"
Northeast - Seat "B"
Northwest - Seat "A"
Northwest - Seat "B"
South

South - Seat "A"
South - Seat "B"
Southeast - Seat "A"
Southeast - Seat "B"
Southwest - Seat "A"
Southwest - Seat "B"
West

Toronto West - Seat "A"
Toronto West - Seat "B"
Victoria
Victoria East
Victoria-Haliburton
Victoria North
Victoria South
Victoria West
Waterloo
Waterioo North
Waterioo South
WeUand

6th-35th
3rd-35th

5CW-8CW; lst-2nd
5CW-8CW; lst-5th;

17th-18th

3rd-16th; 34th-35th
1UC-2UC; 8UC-13UC;

1CW-8CW; 1st-

5th; 7th-29th
3UC-7UC

30th-35th

12th-18th

12th-35th

28th-35th

1UC-2UC

12th-16th

28th-29th

17th-35th

6th-7th

12UC-13UC; ICW-

6CW
7CW-8CW; lst-5th;

8th- 11th
12th-13th
12th-13th
8th-llth
12th-13th
12th-13th
14th-16th
14th-16th
14th-16th
14th-16th
8th-llth
12th-13th
12th-13th
14th-16th
14th-16th
14th-16th
14th-16th
7CW-8CW; lst-5th;

8th-llth
12th-13th
12th-13th

5CW-8CW; 19th-27th
6th-13th
28th-35th
lst-5th; 14th-18th
lst-5th; 14th-18th
6th- 13th
3CW-4CW
5CW-8CW; lst-35th
6CW-8CW; lst-29th
3CW-8CW; lst-30th

Welland South
Welland-Thorold
Wellington
Wellington Centre
Wellington-Du fferin
Wellington-Du fferin-Peel
Wellington East
Wellington North

Wellington Northeast
Wellington South
Wellington West
Wentworth

Wentworth East
Wentworth North

Wentworth South

Willowdale

Wilson Heights

Windsor

Windsor East

Windsor-Riverside

Windsor-Sandwich

Windsor- Walkerville

Windsor West

Woodbine

York

York (Town)

York, 1st R.

York, 2nd R.

York, 3rd R.

York, 4th R.

York Centre
York East

York East & Simcoe
York-Forest HiU
York-Humber
York Mills
York North
York-Scarborough
York & Simcoe
York South
York West

York West, Lincoln
IstR. &Haldimand

York West, Saltfleet,
Ancaster&C. 6UC

Yorkview

28th-29th

30th-35th

34th-35th

1st- 5th

25th-29th

30th-33rd

6th-16th

5CW-8CW; lst-2nd;

19th-24th
17th-18th

5CW-8CW; lst-33rd
3rd-16th
7UC-13UC; ICW-

4CW; 19th-33rd
25th-27th; 34th-35th
5CW-8CW; lst-18th;

28th-35th
5CW-8CW; 1st- 18th
34th-35th
30th-35th
14th-16th
17th-18th
30th-35th

19th-27th; 30th-35th
19th-35th

17th-18th; 28th-29th
17th-27th
lOUC-llUC
8UC-11UC
12UC-13UC; ICW-

2CW
12UC-13UC; ICW-

2CW
25th-26th; 28th-35th
3UC-4UC; 7UC; 3CW-

8CW; lst-35th
5UC-6UC
28th-29th
25th-26th
27th-35th

3CW-8CW; lst-35th
25th-26th
8UC-9UC

3CW-4CW; 17th-35th
5UC-6UC; 3CW-8CW;

lst-33rd

3UC-4UC

27th-35th

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada

1CW-8CW = Canada West

lst-35th = Ontario

Executive Councils of Ontario 1984-1991

The Ministry of the Honourable William Grenville Davis:

December 23, 1983-February 8, 1985*

Progressive Conservative

\ Portfolio

Name Constituency

Dates in Portfolio

Premier and
President of the
Council

Hon. William Grenville Brampton
Davis

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Deputy Premier

Hon. Robert Stanley Brock
Welch

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Minister of
Intergovernmental
Affairs and
Government House
Leader

Hon. Thomas Leonard Scarborough North
Wells

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Provincial Secretary
for Justice

Hon. Gordon Wayne London South
Walker

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Provincial Secretary
for Resources
Development

Hon. Norman William Carleton-Grenville
Sterling

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8.
1985.

Provincial Secretary
for Social
Development

Hon. Gordon Howlett Wentworth
Dean

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

* Please refer to volume 1 for Davis Ministry March 1, 1971-December 23, 1983.

The Ministry of the Honourable William Grenville Davis (Continued)

Treasurer of Ontario Hon. Lawrence Sheldon St. Andrew-St. Patrick Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
and Minister of "Larry" Grossman 1985.

Economics

Chairman of the Hon. George R.

Management Board McCague

of Cabinet

Dufferin-Simcoe

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Chairman of
Cabinet

Hon. George R.
McCague

Dufferin-Simcoe

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Minister of
Agriculture and
Food

Hon. Dennis Roy
Timbrell

Don Mills

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8.
1985.

Attorney General Hon. Roland "Roy" Eglinton

McMurtry

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Minister of
Citizenship and
Culture

Hon. Susan A. Fish St. George

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Minister of
Colleges and
Universities

Hon. Bette M.
Stephenson

York Mills

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Minister of
Community and
Social Services

Hon. James Francis
"Frank" Drea

Scarborough Centre

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Minister of
Consumer and
Commercial
Relations

Hon. Robert Goldwin
Elgie

York East

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Minister of

Correctional

Services

Hon. Nicholas George York West
Leluk

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Minister of
Education

Hon. Bette M.
Stephenson

York Mills

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

The Ministry of the Honourable William Grenville Davis (Continued)

Minister of Energy Hon. Philip W.

Andrewes

Lincoln

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Minister of the
Environment

Hon. Andrew S. Brandt Samia

Dec. 23. 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Minister of
Government
Services

Hon. Gordon Lyle Ashe Durham West

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Minister of Health Hon. Keith Calder

Norton

Kingston & the Islands Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,

1985.

Minister of Industry Hon. Frank Stuart
and Trade Miller

Muskoka

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Minister of Labour Hon. Russell Harold Sault Ste. Marie

Ramsay

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Minister of Hon. Claude Frederick Ottawa South

Municipal Affairs Bennett

and Housing

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Minister of Natural Hon. Alan William
Resources Pope

Cochrane South

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Minister of Hon. Leo Edward Bemier Kenoa

Northern Affairs

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Minister of
Revenue

Hon. Milton Edward
Charles "Bud"
Gregory

Mississauga East

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8.
1985.

Solicitor General

Hon. George William
Taylor

Simcoe Centre

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,
1985.

Minister of
Tourism and
Recreation

Hon. Reuben Conrad
Baetz

Ottawa West

Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8.
1985.

The Ministry of the Honourable William Grenville Davis (Continued)

Minister of Hon. James Wilfrid Oakviile Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,

Transportation and Snow 1985.

Communications

Minister Without Hon. Robert Gordon Middlesex Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8,

Porfolio and Chief Eaton 1985.

Government Whip

The Ministry of the Honourable Frank Stuart Miller:

February 8, 1985-June 26, 1985

Progressive Conservative

Portfolio

Premier and
President of the
Council

Name

Hon. Frank Stuart
MiUer

Constituency

Muskoka

Dates in Portfolio

Feb. 8. 1985-June 26,
1985.

Minister of

Intergovernmental

Affairs

Hon. Frank Stuart
MiUer

Hon. Reuben Conrad
Baetz

Muskoka

Ottawa West

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,
1985.

May 17. 1985-June 26.
1985.

Deputy Premier

Hon. Robert Stanley
Wefch

Hon. Bette M.
Stephenson

Brock

York Mills

Feb. 8. 1985-Apr. 8,
1985.

Apr. 8, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Provincial Secretary Hon. Reuben Conrad Ottawa West
for Justice Baetz

Hon. Alan William Cochrane South

Pope

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17.
1985.

May 17, 1985-June 26.
1985.

Provincial Secretary Hon. Ernie L. Eves Parry Sound

for Resources

Development

Hon. Dennis Roy Don Mills

Timbrell

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17.
1985.

May 17, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17.
1985.

Provincial Secretary Hon. Gordon Howlett Wentworth

for Social E>ean

Development

Hon. Lawrence Sheldon St. Andrew-St. Patrick May 17. 1985-June 26.
"Larry" Grossman 1985.

Treasurer of Ontario Hon. Lawrence Sheldon St. Andrew-St. Patrick Feb. 8. 1985-May 17.
and Minister of "Larry" Grossman 1985.

Economics

Hon. Bette M. York Mills May 17. 1985-June 26.

Stephenson 1985.

The Ministry of the Honourable Frank Stuart Miller (Continued)

Chairman of the Hon. Bette M. York Mills

Management Board Stephenson

of Cabinet

Hon. George Lyle Ashe Durham West

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,
1985.

May 17, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Chairman of
Cabinet

Hon. Claude Frederick Ottawa South
Bennett

Feb. 8, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Minister of
Agriculture and
Food

Hon. Philip W.
Aixlrewes

Hon. Kenneth "Ross'
Stevenson

Lincoln

Durham- York

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,
1985.

May 17, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Attorney General

Hon. Robert Stanley
Welch

Brock

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,
1985.

Hon. Alan William
Pope

Cochrane South

May 17, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Minister of
Citizenship and
Culture

Hon. Susan A. Fish St. George

Hon. Nicholas George York West
Leluk

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,
1985.

May 17, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Minister of
Colleges and
Universities

Hon. Keith Calder Kingston & the Islands Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,

Norton 1985.

Hon. Lawrence Sheldon St. Andrew-St. Patrick May 17, 1985-June 26,
"Larry" Grossman 1985.

Minister of
Community and
Social Services

Hon. Robert Gold win
Elgie

York East

Hon. Ernie L. Eves Parry Sound

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,
1985.

May 17, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Minister of
Consumer and
Commercial
Relations

Hon. Gordon Wayne
WaDca

Hon. Robert William
Rune im an

London South

Leeds

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,
1985.

May 17, 1985-June 26,
1985.

The Ministry of the Honourable

Frank Stuart

Miller

(Continued)

Minister of
Correctional

Hon. Nicholas George
Leluk

York West

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,
1985.

Services

Hon. W. Donald
Cousens

York Centre

May 17, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Minister of
Education

Hon. Keith Calder
Norton

Kingston & the Islands

Feb. 8. 1985-May 17,
1985.

Hon. Lawrence Sheldon
"Larry" Grossman

St. Andrew-St. Patrick

May 17, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Minister of Energy

Hon. George Lyle Ashe

Durham West

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,
1985.

Hon. Michael Deane
Harris

Nipissing

May 17, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Minister of the
Environment

Hon. Morley Cecil Kells

HumbCT

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,
1985.

Hon. Susan A. Fish

St. George

May 17, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Minister of
Government

Hon. Robert William
Runciman

Leeds

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,
1985.

Services

Hon. James K. Gordon

Sudbury

May 17, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Minister of Health

Hon. Alan William

Cochrane South

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,

Pope

Hon. Philip W.
Andrewes

Lincoln

1985.

May 17, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Minister of Industry Hon. Andrew S. Brandt Samia
and Trade

Feb. 8, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Minister of Labour Hon. Russell Harold Sault Ste. Marie

Ramsay

Hon. Robert Goldwin York East
Elgie

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,
1985.

May 17, 1985-June 26,
1985.

The Ministry of tbe Honourable Frank Stuart Miller (Continued)

Minister of Hon. Dennis Roy

Municipal Affairs Timl»'ell

and Housing

Don Mills

Feb. 8, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Minister of Natural Hon. Michael Deane Nipissing

Resources Harris

Feb. 8, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Minister of
Northern Affairs

Hon. Leo Edward Bemier Kenora

Feb. 8, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Minister of
Revenue

Hon. Milton Edward
Charles "Bud"
Gregory

Hon. Gordon Howlett
Dean

Mississauga East

Wentworth

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,
1985.

May 17, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Minister of Skills Hon. Ernie L. Eves Parry Sound

Development

Hon. Philip Andrew Brantford

Gillies

Mar. 22, 1985-May 17,
1985.

May 17, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Solicitor General

Hon. John Reesor
Williams

Hon. Milton Edward
Charles "Bud"
Gregory

Oriole

Mississauga East

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,
1985.

May 17, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Minister of
Tourism and
Recreation

Hon. Claude Frederick Ottawa South
Bennett

Feb. 8, 1985-June 26,
1985.

Minister of
Transportation and
Communications

Hon. George R.
McCague

Dufferin-Simcoe

Feb. 8, 1985-June 26,

1985.

Minister
Responsible for
French Language
Services

Hon. Alan William
Pope

Cochrane South

May 17, 1985-June 26,
1985.

The Ministry of the HonourabU

i Frank Stuart Miller

(Continued)

Minister

Hon. Dennis Roy

Don Mills

Feb. 8. 1985-June 26,

Responsible for

Timbrell

1985.

Women's Issues

Minister Without

Hon. Alan M. Robinson

Scarborough-EUesmere

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,

Portfolio

1985.

Minister Without

Hon. Robert C. Mitchell

Carieton

May 17, 1985-June 26,

Portfolio

1985.

Minister Without

Hon. Allan Kenneth

Simcoe East

May 17, 1985-June 26,

Portfolio (attached

McLean

1985.

to Municipal

Affairs and

Housing)

Minister Without

Hon. Ren6 L. Pich6

Cochrane North

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,

Portfolio for

1985.

Northern

Transportation

(attached to

Northern Affairs)

Minister Without

Hon. Sammy Lawrence

Durham East

May 17, 1985-June 26,

Portfolio (attached

Cureatz

1985.

to the Premier's

Office)

Minister Without

Hon. Robert C. Mitchell

Carieton

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,

Portfolio for

1985.

Science and

Technology

(attached to

Industry and Trade)

Minister Without

Hon. Allan Kenneth

Simcoe East

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,

Portfolio for

McLean

1985.

Southern Resources

(attached to Natural

Hon. Noble A.

Stormont, Dundas &

May 17, 1985-June 26,

Resources)

Villeneuve

Glengarry

1985.

;

•

The Ministry of the Honourable Frank Stuart Miller (Continued)

Minister Without
Portfolio for Urban
Affairs (attached to
Municipal Affairs
and Housing)

Hon. David Rotenberg Wilson Heights

Feb. 8. 1985-May 17,
1985.

Minister Without
Portfolio for Urban
Transit (attached to
Transportation and
Communications)

Hon. James Wilfrid
Snow

Oakville

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,
1985.

Minister Without
Portfolio for Youth
(attached to
Treasury)

Hon. Philip Andrew
Gillies

Brantfoid

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17,
1985.

The Ministry of the Honourable David Robert Peterson:

June 26, 1985-October 1, 1990

Liberal

Portfolio

Name

Constituency

Dates in Portfolio

Premier and
President of the
Council

Hon. David Robert
Peterson

London Centre

June 26, 1985-Oct. 1,
1990.

Minister of

Intergovernmental

Affairs

Hon. David Robert
Peterson

London Centre

June 26, 1985-Oct. 1.
1990.

Deputy Premier

Hon. Robert Fletcher
Nixon

Brant-Haldimand

Sept. 29, 1987-Oct. 1,
1990.

Treasurer of Ontario
and Minister of
Economics

Hon. Robert Fletcher
Nixon

Brant-Oxford-Norfolk
Brant-Haldimand

June 26, 1985-Oct. 1,
1990.

Chairman of the
Management Board
of Cabinet

Hon. Elinor Caplan

Hon. Robert Fletcher
Nixon (Acting)

Oriole
Brant-Oxford-Norfolk

June 26, 1985-June 16,
1986.

July 2, 1986-Sept. 29,
1987.

Hon. Murray John
Elston

Bruce

Sept. 29, 1987-Oct. 1,
1990.

Minister of
Agriculture and
Food

Hon. John Keith "Jack"
RiddeU

Hon. David James
Ramsay

Huron-Middlesex
Huron

Timiskaming

June 26, 1985-Aug. 2,
1989.

Aug. 2, 1989-Oct 1,
1990.

Attorney General

Hon. Ian G. Scott

St. David

St. George-St David

June 26, 1985-Oct. 1,
1990.

Minister of
Citizenship

Hon. Gerald Leonard
Phillips

Scarborough-Agincourt

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2,
1989.

•:'

Hon. Robert Charles
Wong

Fort York
39

Aug. 2, 1989-OcL 1,
1990.

The Ministry of the Honourable David Robert Peterson (Continued)

Minister of
Citizenship and
Culture

Hon. Lily Oddie Munro Hamilton Centre

June 26, 1985-Sept. 29,
1987.

See Minister of
Citizenship and

Minister of Culture and
Communications

Minister of
Colleges and
Universities

Hon. Gregory Sorbara Yoric North

Hon. Lyn McLeod

Hon. Sean Gerard
Conway

Fort William
Renfrew North

June 26, 1985-Sept. 29,
1987.

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2,
1989.

Aug. 2, 1989-Oct 1,
1990.

Minister of
Community and
Social Services

Hon. John Roland
Sweeney

Hon. Charles John
Mc Waters Beer

Kitchener-Wilmot

Yoric North

June 26, 1985-Aug. 2,
1989.

Aug. 2, 1989-OcL 1,
1990.

Minister of
Consumer and
Commercial
Relations

Hon. Monte Kwinter Wilson Heights

Hon. William Munro
Wrye

Windsor-Sandwich

Hon. Gregory Sorbara York Centre

June 26, 1985-SepL 29,
1987.

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2,
1989.

Aug. 2. 1989-OcL 1,
1990.

Minister of

Correctional

Services

Hon. Kenneth A. Keyes Kingston & the Islands June 26, 1985-Sept. 29,

1987.

Hon. David James
Ramsay

Timiskaming

Hon. Richard Andrew Ottawa Centre
Patten

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2,
1989.

Aug. 2, 1989-Oct. 1,
1990.

The Ministry of the Honourable David Robert Peterson (Continued)

Minister of Culture Hon. Lily Oddie Munro Hamilton Centre

and

Communications

Hon. Christine Hart York East

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2.
1989.

Aug. 2, 1989-May 30,
1990.

Hon. Hugh Patrick Quinte

O'NeU

June 5, 1990-Oct. 1,
1990.

Minister of
Education

Hon. Sean Gerard
Conway

Renfrew North

June 26. 1985-Sept 29,
1987.

Hon. Christopher
CampbeU Ward

Wentworth North

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2,
1989.

Hon. Sean Gerard
Conway

Renfrew North

Aug. 2, 1989-Oct. 1,
1990.

Minister of Energy Hon. Vincent George Niagara Falls

Kerrio

June 26, 1985-Sept. 29,
1987.

Hon. Robert Charles
Wong

Fort York

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2,
1989.

Hon. Lyn McLeod

Fort William

Aug. 2, 1989-Oct. 1,
1990.

Minister of the
Environment

Hon. James Joseph St. Catharines

Bradley

June 26, 1985-Oct. 1,
1990.

Minister of

Financial

Institutions

Hon. Monte Kwinter Wilson Heights

Hon. Robert Fletcher
Nixon

Brant-Haldimand

Apr. 1, 1986-Sept. 29,
1987.

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug.
16, 1988.

Hon. Murray John
Elston

Bmce

Aug. 16, 1988-Oct. 1.
1990.

The Ministry of the Honourable David Robert Peterson (Continued)

Minister of
Government
Services

Hon. Elinor C^lan Oriole

Hon. Sean Gerard
Conway (Acting)

Hon. Richard Andrew
PaUen

Hon. Christopher
CampbeU Ward

Renfrew North

Ottawa Centre

Wentworth North

June 26, 1985-June 16,
1986.

July 2, 1986-Sept. 29,
1987.

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2,
1989.

Aug. 2, 1989-OcL 1,
1990.

Minister of Health Hon. Murray John

Elston

Huron-Bruce

Minister of
Housing

Hon. Elinor Caplan Oriole

Hon. Alvin Frederick
Curling

Hon. Chaviva Milada
Hosek

Hon. John Roland
Sweeney

Scarborough North

Oakwood

Kitchener-Wilmot

June 26, 1985-Sept. 29,
1987.

Sept. 29, 1987-Oct. 1,
1990.

June 26, 1985-Sept. 29,
1987.

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2,
1989.

Aug. 2, 1989-OcL 1,
1990.

Minister of Hon. Hugh Patrick Quinte

Industry, Trade and O'Neil

Technology

Hon. Monte Kwinter Wilson Heights

June 26, 1985-SepL 29,
1987.

Sept. 29, 1987-Oct. 1,
1990.

Minister of Labour Hon. William Munro Windsor-Sandwich

Wiye

Hon. Gregory Swbara York Centre

Hon. Gerald Leonard
Phillips

Scarborough-
Agincourt

June 26, 1985-Sept 29,
1987.

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2,
1989.

Aug. 2, 1989-OcL 1,
1990.

Minister of Mines Hon. Sean Gerard Renfrew North

Conway

Hon. Hugh Patrick Quinte

O'NeU

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2,
1989.

Aug. 2, 1989-OcL 1,
1990.

The Ministry of the Honourable David Robert Peterson (Continued)

Minister of
Municipal AfTairs

Hon. Bernard Charles
Grandmaitre

Ottawa East

June 26, 1985-SepL 29
1987.

Hon. John F. Eakins

Victoria-
Haliburton

Sept. 29. 1987-Aug. 2.
1989.

Hon. John Roland
Sweeney

Kitchener-Wilmot

Aug. 2, 1989-OcL 1,
1990.

Minister of Natural
Resources

Hon. Vincent George
Kenio

Niagara Falls

June 26, 1985-Aug. 2,
1989.

Hon. Lyn McLeod

Fort William

Aug. 2, 1989-OcL 1,
1990.

Minister of
Northern Affairs
and Mines

Hon. Jacques No6
"Ren6" Fontaine

Cochrane North

June 26, 1985-Nov. 27,
1985.

See also Minister of
Northern
Development and
Mines

Minister of

Northern

Development

Hon. Jacques No6
"Ren6" Fontaine

Hon. David James
Ramsay (Acting)

Cochrane North
Timiskaming

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 8,
1990.

Aug. 20, 1990-Oct. 1,
1990.

Minister of
Northern
Development and
Mines

Hon. Jacques No6
"Ren6" Fontaine

Hon. David Robert
Peterson (Acting)

Cochrane North
London Centre

Nov. 27, 1985-June 26,
1986.

July 2, 1986-Sept. 29,
1987.

See also Minister of
Northern
Development and
Minister of Mines

Minister of
Revenue

Hon. Robert Fletcher
Nixon

Brant-Oxfcnd-Nortblk

June 26, 1985-Sept 29,
1987.

Hon, Bernard Charies
Grandmaitre

Ottawa East

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2,
1989.

Hon. Remo J. Mancini

Essex South

Aug. 2, 1989-OcL 1,
1990.

The Ministry of the Honourable David Robert Peterson (Continued)

Minister of Skills Hon. Gregory Sorbara
Development

Hon. Alvin Frederick
Curling

Hon. Sean Gerard
Conway

York North
Scarborough North
Renfrew North

June 26, 1985-SepL 29.
1987.

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2,
1989.

Aug. 2. 1989-Oct. 1,
1990.

Solicitor General

Hon. Kenneth A. Keyes Kingston & the
Islands

Hon. Ian G. Scott
(Acting)

St. David

Hon. Kenneth A. Keyes Kingston & the
Islands

Hon. Elizabeth "Joan" London South
Smith

Hon. Ian G. Scott St. George-

(Acting) St. David

Hon. Steven O&ex Mississauga North

June 26, 1985-Dec. 3,
1986.

Dec. 3, 1986-Jan. 5,
1987.

Jan. 5, 1987-Sept. 29,
1987

Sept. 29, 1987-June 6,
1989.

June 6, 1989-Aug. 2,
1989.

Aug. 2, 1989-Oct. 1,
1990.

Minister of
Tourism and
Recreation

Hon. John F. Eakins Victoria-Haliburton

Hon. Hugh Patrick Quinte

O'NeU

Hon. Ken Black

Muskoka-Georgian
Bay

June 26, 1985-Sept. 29,
1987

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2,
1989.

Aug. 2, 1989-Oct. 1,
1990.

Minister of
Transportation

Hon. Edward A. Fulton ScarbcM-ough East

Hon. William Monro Windsw-Sandwich
Wiye

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2,
1989.

Aug. 2, 1989-OcL 1,
1990.

The Ministry of the Honourable David Robert Peterson (Continued)

Minister of Hon. Edward A. Fulton Scarborough East

Transportation and

Communications

June 26, 1985-SepL 29,
1987.

Renamed Minister of
Transportation and
Minister of Culture
end
Communications.

Minister

Responsible for the
Anti-Drug Strategy

Hon. Ken Black

Muskoka-
GeOTgian Bay

Aug. 2, 1989-Oct. 1,
1990.

Minister
Responsible for
Francophone Affairs

Hon. Bernard Charles
Grandmaitre

Hon. Charles John
Mc Waters Beer

Ottawa East
Yo± North

June 26, 1985-Aug. 2,
1989.

Aug. 2, 1989-OcL 1.
1990.

Minister
Responsible for
Multiculturalism

Hon. Robert Charles
Wong

Fort York

Aug. 2, 1989-Oct. 1,
1990.

Minister
Responsible for
Native Affairs

Hon. Ian G. Scott

St. David
SLGeorge-StDavid

June 26, 1985-Oct. 1.
1990.

Hon. Gerald Leonard
Phillips

Minister

Responsible for

Race Relations and

the Ontario Human Hon. Robert Charles

Rights Commission Wong

Scarborough-
Agincourt

Fort York

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2,
1989.

Aug. 2, 1989-Oct. 1,
1990.

Minister
Responsible for
Women's Issues

Hon. Ian G. Scott
Hon. Gregory Sorbara
Hon. Mavis Wilson

St. David
York Centre
Dufferin-Peel

June 26, 1985-Sept. 29,
1987.

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2,
1989.

Aug. 2, 1989-Oct. 1,
1990.

Minister Without
Portfolio
(Citizenship and
Culture)

Hon. Antony M. "Tony" Paikdale
Ruprecht

June 26, 1985-Sept 29,
1987.

The Ministry of the Honourable David Robert Peterson (Continued)

Minister Without
Portfolio
Responsible for
Disabled Persons

Hon. Remo J. Mancini Essex South

Hon. Shirley Jean
Collins

Wentwoith East

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2,
1989.

Aug. 2, 1989-OcL 1,
1990.

Minister Without
Portfolio
Responsible for
Senior Citizens

Hon. Ronald George
Van Home

Hon. Mavis Wilson

London North

Dufferin-Peel

June 26, 1985-Sept. 29,
1987.

Sept. 29, 1987, Aug. 2,
1989.

Hon. Gilles E. Morin Carleton East

Aug. 2, 1989-Oct 1.
1990.

The Ministry of the Honourable Robert Keith Rae:

October 1, 1990-

New Democratic Party

Portfolio

Premier and
President of the
Council

Name Constituency

Hon. Robert Keith Rae York South

Dates in Portfolio

Oct. 1, 1990-.

Minister of Hon, Robert Keith Rae York South

Intergovernmental

Affairs

Oct. 1, 1990-.

Deputy Premier

Hon. Floyd Laughren Nickel Belt

Treasurer of Ontario Hon. Floyd Laughren Nickel Belt

and Minister of

Economics

Oct. 1, 1990-.
Oct. 1, 1990-.

Chairman of the Hon. Frances Lankin

Management Board
of Cabinet

Hon. Antonio V. G.
"Tony" Silipo

Beaches- Woodbine

Dovercourt

Oct. 1, 1990-July 31,
1991.

July 31, 1991-.

Minister of Hon. Elmer Buchanan Hastings-Peterborough Oct. 1, 1990-.

Agriculture and

Food

Attorney General Hon. Howard George Rainy River

Hampton

Oct. 1, 1990-

Minister of
Citizenship

Hon. Elaine Ziemba High Park-Swansea Oct. 1, 1990-

Minister of
Colleges and
Universities and
Minister
Responsible for
Skills Development

Hon. Richard Allen

Hamilton West

Oct. 1, 1990-

The Ministry of the Honourable Robert Keith Rae (Continued)

Minister of
Community and
Social Services

Hon. ZananaL. Akande St. Andrew-St. Patrick Oct. 1, 1990-Oct. 10,

1991.

Hon. Marion Boyd London Centre

Oct. 15, 1991-

Minister of
Consumer and
Commercial
Relations

Hon. Peter Kormos Welland-Thorold

Hon. Marilyn Churley Riverdale

Oct. 1, 1990-Mar. 11,
1991.

Mar. 18, 1991-.

Minister of
Correctional
Services and
Solicitor General

Hon. Michael Liam
Faman

Cambridge

Hon. Allan C. Pilkey Oshawa

Oct. 1, 1990-July 31,
1991.

July 31, 1991-.

Minister of Culture Hon. Rosario Marchese Fort York

and

Communications

Hon. Karen Haslam Perth

Oct. 1, 1990-July 31,
1991.

July 31, 1991-.

Minister of
Education

Hon. Marion Boyd London Centre

Oct. 1, 1990-Oct. 15,
1991.

Hon. Antonio V. P. Dovercourt

"Tony" Silipo

Oct. 15, 1991-

Minister of Energy Hon. Jenny Carter Peterborough

Oct. 1, 1990-July 31,
1991.

Hon. William A.
Ferguson

Kitchener

July 31, 1991-.

Minister of the
Environment

Hon. Ruth Anna Grier Etobicoke-Lakeshorc Oct. 1, 1990-

Minister of

Financial

Institutions

Hon. Peter Kormos Welland-Thorold

Oct. 1, 1990-Mar. 11,
1991.

Hon. Brian Albert Hamilton Mountain Mar. 18, 1991-.

Charlton

Minister of
Government
Services

Hon. Frances Lankin Beaches-Woodbine Oct. 1, 1990-Apr. 22,

1991.

Hon. Fred Wilson Frontenac-Addington Apr. 22, 1991-.

The M

nistry of the Honourable Robert Keith Rae

(Continued)

Minister of Health

Hon. Evelyn Adelaide
Gigantes

Ottawa Centre

Oct. 1, 1990-Apr. 18,
199L

Hon. Frances Lankin

Beaches-Woodbine

Apr. 22, 199 1-.

Minister of
Housing

Hon. David Cooke

Windsor-Riverside

Oct. 1, 1990-July31,
1991.

Hon. Evelyn Adelaide
Gigantes

Ottawa Centre

July 31, 1991.

Minister of
Industry, Trade and
Technology

Hon. AUan C. Pilkey

Hon. Edward Thomas
Philip

Oshawa
Etobicoke-Rexdale

Oct. 1, 1990-July 31,
1991.

July 31, 1991-.

Minister of Labour

Hon. Robert Warren
Mackenzie

Hamilton East

Oct. 1. 1990-.

Minister of Mines

Hon. Gilles Pouliot

Lake Nipigon

Oct. 1, 1990-July 31,
1991.

See Minister of Northern
Development and Mines

Minister of
Municipal Affairs

Hon. David Cooke

Windsor-Riverside

Oct. 1, 1990-.

Minister of Natural
Resources

Hon. Charles Jackson
"Bud"Wildman

Algoma

Oct. 1, 1990-.

Minister of

Northern

Development

Hon. Shelley Dawn
Marie Martel

Sudbury East

Oct. 1, 1990-July 31,
1991.

See Minister of Northern
Development and Mines

Minister of
Northern
Development and
Mines

Hon. Shelley Dawn
Marie Martel

Sudbury East

July 31, 1991-.

( Absorbed Minister of

Mines July 31. 1991)

Minister of
Revenue

Hon. Shelley Wark-
Martyn

Port Arthur
49

Oct. 1, 1990-.

The Ministry of the Honourable Robert Keith Rae (Continued)

Minister of
Tourism and
Recreation

Hon. Peter North

Elgin

Oct. 1, 1990-.

Minister of
Transportation

Hon. Edward Thomas
Philip

Hon. Gilles Pouliot

Minister Hon. Michael Liam

Responsible for the Faman
Anti-Drug Strategy

Hon. Frances Lankin

Minister
Responsible for
Auto Insurance

Hon. Brian Albert
Charlton

Etobicoke-Rexdale
Lake Nipigon
Cambridge
Beaches- Woodbine
Hamilton Mountain

Oct. 1, 1990- July 31,
1991.

July 31, 1991-.

Oct. 1, 1990- July 31,
1991.

July 31, 1991-.
Mar. 18, 199 1-.

Minister
Responsible for
Francophone Affairs

Hon. Gilles Pouliot

Lake Nipigon

Oct. 1, 1990-

Minister Hon. Ruth Anna Grier

Responsible for the
Greater Toronto
Area (GTA)

Etobicoke-Lakeshore

Oct. 1, 1990-.

Minister
Responsible for
Long Term Care
Initiatives (a
Program within the
Ministry of
Community and
Social Services)

Hon. Frances Lankin

Beaches- Woodbine

Oct. 15, 1991-.

Minister
Responsible for
Native Affairs

Hon. Charles Jackson Algoma
"Bud" Wildman

Oct. 1, 1990-

The Ministry of the Honourable Robert Keith Rae (Continued)

Minister

Responsible for the
Ontario Human
Rights

Commission, the
Disabled, Seniors
and Race Relations

Hon. Elaine Ziemba High Park-Swansea Oct. 1, 1990-.

Minister
Responsible for
Women's Issues

Hon. Anne Swarbrick

Hon. Marion Boyd

Minister Without Hon. Shirley Coppen
Portfolio

Scarborough West
London Centre
Niagara South

Oct. 1, 1990-Sept. 11,
1991.

Sept. 11, 199 1-.

Oct. 1, 1990-.

Death

Notices

Former Ontario

MPPs 1984 -

1991

MPP

Constituency

Legislature

Date of Death or
Journal [j.]
Reference

Bukator, George

Niagara Falls

26th-28th

May 5, 1987 [j.]

CroU, David Arnold

Windsor- Walkerville

19th-20th

January 11,1991

■- Dewan, Patrick Michael

Oxford

19th-20th

October 17, 1988 [j.]

Evans, David "Arthur"

Simcoe Centre

26th-30th

December 18, 1989 [j.]

Foote, John Weir

Durham

23rd.25th

May 4, 1988 [j.]

Fulford, George Taylor

Leeds

19th

December 16, 1987 [j.]

Grossman, Allan

St. Andrew

St. Andrew-St. Patrick

25th-29th

September 1, 1991

Handleman, Sidney Bernard

Carleton

29th-31st

June 27, 1988 [j.]

Henessey, Michael Patrick
"Mickey"

Fort William

31st-33rd

March 5, 1991

Hodgson, William Marshall
Chamberlain

York North

28th-32nd

October 7, 1988 [j.]

Jessiman, James Hugh

Fort William

28th-29th

June 8, 1989 [j.]

Lockhart, George Edward

Rainy River

21st

May 6, 1991

MacBeth, John Palmer

York West
Humber

29th-31st

March 20, 1991

MacNaughton, Charles Steel

Huron

25th-29th

November 18, 1987 [j.]

Michener, Daniel "Roland"

St. David

22nd

August 6, 1991

Morin, Jules

Ottawa East

25th-26th; 28th

October 18, 1988 [j.]

Murdoch, William

Essex South

21st-26th

April 30, 1984 [j.]

Newman, William G.

Ontario South
Durham North/Durham-
York

28th-31st

October 17, 1988 [j.]

Oliver, Farquhar Robert

Grey South

17th-27th

January 23, 1989 [j.]

Death Notices - Former Ontario MPPs 1984-1991 (Continued)

Randall, Stanley John
Root, John Henry Haines

Rowe, Hon. William Earl
Smith, Elmer Roy
Stewart, William Atcheson
Taylor, Richard Allan Hugh
Temple, William Horace
Trotter, James Beecham
Vivian, Reginald Percival
Walker, Harold William

Don Mills

27th-28th

December 18. 1989 [j,

Wellington North
Wellington-Dufferin

24th-29th

November 17, 1991

Simcoe South

16th

March 20, 1984 [j.]

Parry Sound

21st

September 18, 1989

Middlesex North

25th-29th

December 8, 1990

Timiskaming

27th

April 9. 1991 [j.]

High Park

23rd

April 11, 1988 [j.]

Paikdale

26th-28th

June 6, 1989 [jJ

Durham

21st-22nd

February 6, 1986 [j.]

Welland

23rd

July 10, 1989 [j.]

Legislative Highlights

32nd Legislature

April 21, 1981-December 14, 1984

January 25, 1982: Ontario Liberal Party Leader Stuart Smith
MPP, Hamilton West, resigned.

February 21, 1982: David Peterson MPP, London Centre, elected
Ontario Liberal Leader (Other candidates: Jim Breithaupt, Sheila
Copps, John Sweeney and Richard Thomas [non-MPP])

February 7, 1982: Bob Rae elected Ontario New Democratic Party
Leader (Other candidates: Jim Foulds and Richard Johnston)

July 31, 1982: Donald C. MacDonald MPP, York South, resigned to
open seat for Bob Rae. Bob Rae elected November 4, 1982.

May 22, 1984: Liberal J. Earl McEwen MPP, Frontenac-Addington,
crossed the floor to the Progressive Conservatives.

October 9, 1984: Premier William Davis announced his retirement, to
be effective following the January 1985 PC Leadership Convention.

January 26, 1985: Frank Miller elected Leader of the Ontario
Progressive Conservative Party and became Premier on
February 8, 1985. (Other candidates: Larry Grossman, Roy
McMurtry and Dennis Timbrell)

LEGISLATURES OF ONTARIO
32nd Legislature

General Election March 19, 1981
Sessions of the Thirty-second Legislature of Ontario: April 21, 1981- December 14, 1984

First: April 21, 1981 - June 3, 1981 and

October 13. 1981 - December 18, 1981.
Second: March 9, 1982 - July 7, 1982 and

September 21, 1982 - December 21, 1982 and

January 17, 1983 - February 23, 1983.
Third: April 18, 1983 - June 21, 1983 and

October 11, 1983 - December 16, 1983.
Fourth: March 20, 1984 - June 27, 1984 and

August 29, 1984 and

October 9, 1984 - December 14, 1984.

Members

Alphabetical List of Members
Party Constituency Sworn In Comments

Allen, Richard

NDP Hamilton West

Andrewes, Hon. Philip
W.

PC Lincoln

June 28, 1982* Writ of Election - May 10, 1982.
Return of Writ - June 25, 1982.
On June 28, 1982, the House was
informed of the election of
Richard Allen, MPP, Hamilton
West, in room of Stuart Lyon
Smith, resigned.

Apr. 21 , 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Energy,
Apr. 30, 1982-July 6, 1983.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Energy, July 6, 1983-
Feb. 8, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Agriculture and Food,
Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

♦ By-eiection

Alphabetical List of Members • 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Ashe, Hon. George Lyle PC Durham West

Baetz, Hon. Reuben
Conrad

PC Ottawa West

Apr, 21, 1981 Minister of Revenue,

Apr. 10, 1981-July 6, 1983.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Government Services,

July 6, 1983 (Shuffle)-

Feb. 8, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Energy, Feb. 8,
1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Apr. 21,1981 Minister of Culture and

Recreation, Apr. 10, 1981-
Feb. 13, 1982. (Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Tourism and
Recreation (Portfolio
reconstruction), Feb. 13, 1982
(Shuffle)- Feb. 8, 1985. (Davis
Cabinet)

Provincial Secretary for Justice,
Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Barlow, William Walter PC Cambridge

Apr. 21, 1981 ParUamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Labour,
Feb. 25, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Bennett, Hon. Claude
FredoTck

PC Ottawa South

Apr. 21, 1981 Minister of Housing, Apr. 10,
1981-July 3, 1981.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Municipal Affairs and
Housing (Portfolio
reconstruction), July 3, 1981-
Feb. 8, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Tourism and
Recreation and
Chairman of Cabinet,
Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

* By-election

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Alphabetical

List of Members

- 32nd

Legislature (Continued)

Bemier, Hon. Leo PC
Edwarf

Kenora

Apr. 21,

1981

Minister of Northern Affairs,
Apr. 10, 1981-Feb. 8, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Northern Affairs,
Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Birch, Hon. Margaret PC

Scarborough East

Apr. 21,

1981

Provincial Secretary for Social
Development, Apr. 10, 1981-
July 6, 1983.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Premier, Sept. 12, 1983-
Feb. 25, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Premier, Feb. 25, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Boudria, Don L

•

Prescott & Russell

Apr. 21,

1981

Resigned, effective noon,
Aug. 6, 1984, to run for federal
office. A warrant for by-election
was issued.

Bradley, James Joseph L

St. Catharines

Apr. 21,

1981

i Brandt, Hon. Andrew S. PC

Samia

Apr. 21,

1981

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Labour,
Apr. 30, 1982-July 6, 1983.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister of the Environment,
July 6, 1983-Feb. 8, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Industry and Trade,
Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(MUler Cabinet)

t Breaugh, Michael James NDP

Oshawa

Apr. 21,

1981

* By-election

•

Alphabetical List of Members - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Breithaupt, James Roos

Kitchener

Apr. 21, 1981

Bryden, Marion Helen NDP Beaches- Woodbine Apr. 21, 1981

Cassidy, Michael Morris NDP Ottawa Centre Apr. 21, 1981

Charlton, Brian Albert
Conway, Sean Gerard
Cooke, David
Copps, Sheila M.

Cunningham, Eric
Gordon

Cureatz, Sammy
Lawrence

NDP Hamilton Mountain Apr. 21, 1981

L Renfrew North Apr. 21, 1981

NDP Windsor-Riverside Apr. 21, 1981

L Hamilton Centre Apr. 21, 1981

Cousens, W. Donald PC York Centre

Apr. 21, 1981

L Wentworth North Apr. 21, 1981

PC Durtiam East

Apr. 21, 1981

Candidate for Ontario Liberal
Party Leadership, February 1982.

Resigned, effective midnight,
Oct. 31, 1984, to become
Chairman of the Ontario Law
Reform Commission on Nov. 1,
1984. A warrant for by-election
was issued.

Resigned, effective midnight,
Aug. 3, 1984, to run for federal
office. A warrant for by-election
was issued.

Candidate for Ontario Liberal
Party Leadership, February 1982.

Resigned, effective 10 a.m.
Aug. 6, 1984, to run for federal
office. A warrant for by-election
was issued.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Citizenship and
Culture, Feb. 25, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Resigned, effective Thurs. Aug.
2, 1984, to run for federal office.
A warrant for by-election was
issued.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Solicitor General,
Sept. 12, 1983-Feb. 25, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Solicitor General, Feb. 25, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (MUler Cabinet)

* By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Davis, Hon. William
Grcnville

PC Brampton

Apr. 21. 1981

Davison, Michael
Nomian

NDP Hamilton Centre

Did Not Take
Seat*

Premier and President of the
Council, Apr. 10, 1981-
Feb. 8, 1985.

On Oct 9, 1984 announced his
retirement, to be effective
following the Jan. 26, 1985
Leadership Convention.

Writ of Election - Oct 29, 1984.
Election - Dec. 13, 1984. As the
4th session of the Legislature was
prorogued on Dec. 14, 1984, and
the Legislature dissolved on
Mar. 25, 1985, the member did
not take his seat.

Dean, Hon. Gordon
Hewlett

PC Wentworth

Di Santo, Odoardo

NDP Downsview

Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Education and
MinistCT of Colleges and
Universities, Apr. 30, 1982-
July 6, 1983. (Davis Cabinet)

Minister Without Portfolio,
July 6, 1983-Dec. 23, 1983.
(Davis Cabinet)

Provincial Secretary for Social
Development, Dec. 23, 1983
(Shuffle)-Feb. 8, 1985. (Davis
Cabinet)

Provincial Secretary for Social
Development, Feb. 8, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Apr. 21, 1981

By-election

Alphabetical List of Members • 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Drea, Hon. James
Francis "Frank"

PC Scarborough Centre Apr. 21, 1981

Minister of Community and
Social Services, Apr. 10, 1981-
Feb. 8, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Relieved of responsibilities of
portfolio, Sept. 29, 1983-
Nov. 21, 1983, due to ilhiess.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Premier, Frank Miller, in charge
of International Youth Year,
February 8, 1985.

Parliamentary Assistant to the

Premier, Feb. 25, 1985-

May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Eakins, John F.

Eaton, Hon. Robert
Gordon

Edighoffer, Hugh Alden

Elgie, Hon. Robert
GoWwin

Elston, Murray John
Epp, Herbert Arnold

L
PC

Victoria-Haliburton Apr. 21,1981
Middlesex Apr. 21, 1981

L
PC

Perth
York East

Huron-Bruce
Waterloo North

Apr. 21, 1981
Apr. 21, 1981

Minister Without Portfolio,
Feb. 13, 1982-July 6, 1983.

Minister Without Portfolio and
Chief Government Whip,
July 6, 1983-Feb. 8, 1985.

Minister of Labour, Apr. 10,
1981 -Feb. 13, 1982.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Consumer and
Commercial Relations, Feb. 13,
1982 (Shuffle)-Feb. 8, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Community and
Social Services. Feb. 8, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (MUler Cabinet)

* By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Eves, Hon. Emie L. PC Parry Sound

Apr. 21, 1981

Fish, Hon. Susan A. PC St. George

Apr. 21,1981

Foulds, James Francis NDP Port Arthur

Gigantes, Evelyn
Adelaide

NDP Ottawa Centre

Apr. 21, 1981

Did Not Take
Seat*

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Education and the
Minister of Colleges and
Universities, SepL 12, 1983-
Feb. 25, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Provincial Secretary for
Resources Development,
Feb. 8, 1985-Mar. 22, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Minister of Skills Development,

Mar. 22, 1985 (Shuffle)-

May 17, 1985. (MUler Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
MinistCT of Citizenship and
Culture, Apr. 30, 1982-
July 6, 1983. (Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Citizenship and

Culture, July 6, 1983-

Feb. 8, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Citizenship and

Culture, Feb. 8, 1985-

May 17, 1985. (MUler Cabinet)

Candidate for Ontario New
Democratic Party Leadership,
February 1982.

Writ of Election - Oct 29, 1984.
Election - Dec. 13, 1984. As the
4th session of the Legislature was
prOTogued on Dec. 14, 1984, and
the Legislature dissolved on
Mar. 25, 1985, the member did
not take her seat.

* By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Gillies, Hon. Philip
Andrew

PC Brantford

Gordon, James K.

PC Sudbury

Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the
Provincial Secretary for Social
Development, Apr. 30, 1982-
Sept. 12, 1983. (Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister for Labour, Sept. 12,
1983-Feb. 8, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister Without Portfolio for
Youth (attached to Treasury),
Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Responsibilities for the woric of
the Ontario Youth Commission,
Ontario Youth Secretariat and the
programs that make up Ontario
Youth Responsibilities (as part of
the new Ministry for Skills
Development), Mar. 22, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Apr. 21, 1981 ParUamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Health, Apr. 30,
1982-Sept. 12, 1983.
(Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Community and
Social Services, Sept. 12, 1983-
Feb. 25, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Education and
Minister of Colleges and
Universities, Feb. 25, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Grande, Anthony
William

Grandmaitre, Bernard
Charles

NDP Oakwood

Ottawa East

Apr. 21, 1981

Did Not Take
Seat*

By-election

Alphabetical List of Members • 32Dd Legislature (Continued)

Gregory, Hon, Milton
Edward Charles
"Bud"

PC Mississauga East Apr. 21, 1981

Grossman, Hon.

Lawrence Sheldon
"Larry"

PC St. Andrew-St.
Patrick

Apr. 21, 1981

Haggerty, Raymond
Louis

Harris, Hon. Michael
Deane

L Erie
PC Nipissing

Apr. 21, 1981

Minister Without Portfolio and
Chief Government Whip,
Apr. 10, 1981-July6, 1983.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Revenue,

July 6, 1983 (Shuffle)-

Feb. 8, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Revenue, Feb. 8,
1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Minister of Industry and Tourism,
Apr. 10, 1981-Feb. 13, 1982.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Health,
Feb. 13, 1982 (Shuffle)-
July 6, 1983. (Davis Cabinet)

Candidate for Ontario Progressive
Conservative Party Leadership,
January 1985.

Treasurer of Ontario and Minister
of Economics, July 6, 1983
(Shuffle)-Feb. 8, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Treasurer of Ontario and Minister
of Economics, Feb. 8, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Chair of Metro Caucus,
Feb. 19, 1985.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of the Environment,
Sept. 12, 1983-Feb. 8, 1985.
(Davis Ministry)

Minister of Natural Resources,
Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

By-election

Alphabetical List of Members • 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Havrot, Edward Michael PC Timiskaming Apr. 21, 1981

Henderson, Hon. Lome
Charles

PC Lambton

Apr. 21, 1981

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Transportation and
Communications, Feb. 25, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Minister of Agriculture and Food,
Apr. 10, 1981-Feb. 13, 1982.
(Davis Cabinet)

Provincial Secretary for
Resources Development,
Feb. 13, 1982-July 6, 1983.
(Davis Cabinet)

Hennessy, Michael
Patrick "Mickey"

PC FortWUliam Apr. 21, 1981

Hodgson, William
Marshall
Chamberlain

PC York North

Apr. 21, 1981

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Northern Affairs,
Apr. 30, 1982-Feb. 25, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Northern Affairs,
Feb. 25, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Government Services,
Apr. 30, 1982-Feb. 25, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Government Services,
Feb. 25, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Johnson, John McLellan
"Jack"

PC Wellington- Apr. 21, 1981

Dufferin-Peel

Johnston, Richard Frank NDP Scarborough West Apr. 21, 1981

Jones, Terry David

PC Mississauga North Apr. 2 1 , 1 98 1

dlandidate for Ontario New
Democratic Party Leadership,
February 1982.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Treasurer of Ontario and Minister
of Economics, Apr. 30, 1982-
Sept. 12, 1983. (Davis Cabinet)

ParUamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Municipal Affairs &
Housing, Feb. 25, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Kells, Hon. Morley
Cecil

PC Humber

Apr. 21, 1981

Kennedy, Robert
"Douglas"

PC Mississauga South Apr. 21, 1981

Kerr, George Albert
Kerrio, Vincent George
Kolyn, Albert

PC Burlington South
L Niagara Fails
PC Lakeshore

Apr. 21, 1981
Apr. 21, 1981
Apr. 21, 1981

Lane, John Gordon

PC Algoma-Manitoulin Apr. 21, 1981

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Transportation and
Communications, Sept. 12,
1983-Feb. 25, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister of the Environment,
Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Intergovernmental
Affairs, Apr. 30, 1982-
Feb. 25, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Intergovernmental
Affairs, Feb. 25, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (MUler Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Consumer and
Commercial Relations, Feb. 25,
1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Industry and Trade,
Apr. 30, 1982-SepL 12, 1983.
(Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Tourism and
Recreation, SepL 12, 1983-
Feb. 25, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of the Environment,
Feb. 25, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Laughren, Floyd

NDP Nickel Belt

Apr. 21, 1981

* By-election

Alphabetical List of Members • 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Leluk, Hon. Nicholas PC York West

George

Apr. 21, 1981

Lupusella, Antonio
'Tony"

MacDonald, Donald
Cameron

Mackenzie, Robert
Warren

Mancini, Remo J.
Martel, Elie Walter

hfDP Dovercourt

NDP York South

NDP Hamilton East

MacQuarrie, Robert PC Carleton East

Waldron

Apr. 21. 1981
Apr. 21, 1981

Apr. 21, 1981
Apr. 21, 1981

L Essex South
NfDP Sudbury East

Apr. 21, 1981
Apr. 21, 1981

Minister of Correctional Services,
Apr. 10, 1981-Feb. 8, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Correctional Services,
Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Resigned, July 31, 1982, to open
a seat for Robert Keith Rae,
Ontario New Democratic Party
LeadCT.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Solicitor General, Apr. 30, 1982-
Sept. 12, 1983. (Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Attorney General, Sept. 12,
1983-Feb. 25, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Attorney General, Feb. 25, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

McCaffrey, Hon. Bruce
Robert

PC Armourdale

Apr. 21. 1981

McCague, Hon. George
R.

PC Dufferin-Simcoe Apr. 21, 1981

McClellan, Ross A.
McEwen, J, Earl

McGuigan, James
Fitzgerald

McKessock, Robert
Carson

McLean, Hon. Allan
Kenneth

NDP Bellwoods

L Frontenac-

Addington

L Kent-Elgin
L Grey
PC Simcoe East

Apr. 21, 1981
Apr. 21, 1981

Apr. 21, 1981

Minister Without Portfolio,
Apr. 10, 1981-Feb. 13, 1982.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Citizenship and
Culture (new ministry),
Feb. 13, 1982 (Shuffle)-
July 6, 1983. (Davis Cabinet)

Provincial Secretary for Social
Development, July 6, 1983
(Shuffle)-Dec. 23, 1983.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Community and
Social Services (Acting),
Sept. 29, 1983 - Nov. 21, 1983.
(Retains other portfolio)
(Davis Cabinet)

Chairman of the Management
Board of Cabinet, Apr. 10, 1981-
Feb. 8, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Chairman of Cabinet, Apr. 10,
1981-Feb. 8, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Transportation and
Communications, Feb. 8, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Crossed the floor to Progressive
Conservatives, May 22, 1984.

Minister Without Portfolio for
Southern Resources (attached to
Natural Resources), Feb. 8, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

McMurtry, Hon. Roland
"Roy"

PC Eglinton

McNeil, Ronald Keith

PC Elgin

Miller, Hon. Frank
Stuart

PC Muskoka

Apr. 21, 1981 Attorney General, Apr. 10, 1981-
Feb. 8, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Solicitor General, Apr. 10, 1981-
Feb. 13, 1982. (Davis Cabinet)

Candidate for Ontario Progressive
Conservative Party Leadership,
January 1985.

Apr. 21, 1981 ParUamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Agriculture and Food,
Apr. 30, 1982-Feb. 25, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

ParUamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Agriculture and Food,
Feb. 25, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Apr. 21, 1981 Treasurer of Ontario and Minister
of Economics, Apr. 10, 1981-
July 6, 1983. (Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Industry and Trade
Development, July 6, 1983
(Shuffle)-Feb. 8, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Elected Leader of the Ontario
Progressive Conservative Party,
Jan. 26, 1985.

Premier and President of the
Council and Minister of
Intergovernmental Affairs,
Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Miller, Gordon Irvin

Haldimand-Norfolk Apr. 21, 1981

By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 32Dd Legislature (Continued)

Mitchell, Hon. Robert
C.

PC Carieton

Apr. 21, 1981

Newman, Bernard
Nixon, Robert Fletcher

Norton, Hon. Keith
Calder

O'Neil, Hugh Patrick
Peterson, David Robert

L Windsor-WalkervUlc Apr. 21, 1981

L Brant-Oxford-
Norfolk

Quinte
London Centre

Apr. 21, 1981

PC Kingston & the Apr. 21, 1981

Islands

Philip, Edward Thomas NDP Etobicoke

Apr. 21, 1981
Apr. 21, 1981

Apr. 21, 1981

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Consumer and
Commercial Relations,
Apr. 30, 1982-Sept. 12,1983.
(Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Health,
Sept. 12, 1983-Feb. 25, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister Without Portfolio for
Science and Technology (attached
to Industry and Trade),
Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Minister of the Environment,
Apr. 10, 1981-July 6, 1983.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Health, July 6, 1983
(Shuffle)-Feb. 8, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Relieved of responsibilities of
portfolio, Oct. 11, 1983-
Dec. 5, 1983, due to illness.

Minister of Education and
Minister of Colleges and
Universities, Feb. 8, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Elected Ontario Liberal Leader,
Feb. 21, 1982.

Leader of the Official Opposition.

By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Pich6, Hon. Ren6 L.

PC Cochrane North

Poirier, Jean

Prescott & Russell

Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Revenue, Sept. 12,
1983-Feb. 25, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister Without Portfolio for
Northern Transportation (attached
to Northern Affairs),
Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Did Not Take Writ of Election - Oct. 29, 1984.
Seat* Election - Dec. 13, 1984. As the

4th session of the Legislature was
prorogued on Dec. 14, 1984, and
the Legislature dissolved on
Mar. 25, 1985, the member did
not take his seat.

Pollock, James

Pope, Hon. Alan
William

PC Hastings-
Peterborough

Apr. 21, 1981

PC Cochrane South Apr. 21,1981

Minister of Natural Resources,
Apr. 10, 1981-Feb. 8, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Health, Feb. 8, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Rae, Robert Keith

NDP York South

Nov. 15, 1982* Elected Ontario New Democratic
Party Leader, Feb. 7, 1982.

Writ of Election - Sept. 27,
1982. Return of Writ - Nov. 12,
1982. On Nov. 15, 1982, the
House was informed of the
election of Robert Keith Rae, in
room of Donald Cameron
MacDonald, resigned

Leader of the Third Party.

* By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Ramsay, Hon. Russell
Harold

PC Sault Ste. Marie Apr. 21, 1981

Reed, Julian Alexander

Amott
Reid, Thomas "Patrick"

L Halton-Burlington
LL Rainy River

Apr. 21, 1981
Apr. 21, 1981

Renwick, James
Alexandra"

NDP Riverdale

Apr. 21, 1981

Riddell, John Keith
"Jack"

Robinson, Hon. Alan
M.

L Huron-Middlesex

PC Scarborough-
Ellesmere

Apr. 21, 1981
Apr. 21, 1981

Rotenberg, Hon. David PC Wilson Heights Apr. 21, 1981

Provincial Secretary for
Resources Development,
Apr. 10, 1981-Feb. 13, 1982.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Labour,
Feb. 13, 1982 (Shuffle)-
Feb. 8, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Labour,

Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, 1985.

(Miller Cabinet)

Resigned, effective Oct 31,
1984, to be Executive Director of
the Ontario Mining Association
on Nov. 1, 1984. A warrant for
by-election was issued.

Died, Nov. 28, 1984. Tributes
were expressed by Mr. Welch,
Mr. Peterson, Mr. Rae and Mr.
Davis. The House was adjourned,
Nov. 29, 1984, until 10 a.m.
Nov. 30, 1984.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Citizenship and
Culture, Sept. 12, 1983-
Feb. 25, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Minister Without Portfolio and
Chief Government Whip,
Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Municipal Affairs and
Housing, Apr. 30, 1982-
Feb. 25, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Minister Without Portfolio for
Uiban Affairs (attached to
Municipal Affairs and Housing),
Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Roy, Albert J.

Runciman, Hon. Robert
William

Ruprecht, Antony M.
'Tony"

Ruston, Richard Fletcher

Samis, George Roy

Sargent, Edward Carson

Scrivener, Margaret

Sheppard, Howard
Nicholas

Shymko, Yuri R.

Sloat, Ann

Smith, Stuart Lyon

L Ottawa East

PC Leeds

L Paricdale

L Essex North

NDP Cornwall

L Grey-Bruce

PC St. David

PC Northumberland

Apr. 21, 1981

Apr. 21, 1981
Apr. 21, 1981
Apr. 21, 1981
Apr. 21, 1981
Apr. 21, 1981

PC High Park-Swansea Apr. 21, 1981

PC Wentworth North

Did Not Take
Seat*

Hamilton West

Apr. 21, 1981

Resigned, effective Fri. Aug. 3,
1984, to run for federal office. A
warrant for by-election was
issued.

Minister of Government Services,
Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Tourism and
Recreation, Feb. 25, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Provincial Secretary for Social
Development, SepL 12, 1983-
Feb. 25, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Community and
Social Services, Feb. 25, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Writ of Election - Oct 29, 1984.
Election - Dec. 13, 1984. As the
4th session of the Legislature was
prorogued on Dec. 14, 1984, and
the 32nd Legislature dissolved on
Mar. 25, 1985, the member did
not take her seat.

Leader of the Ontario Liberal
Party and Official Leader of the
Opposition.

Resigned, Jan. 25, 1982, on
becoming Chairman of the
Science Council of Canada. A
new election was called.

♦ By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Snow, Hon. James
Wilfied

PC OakviUe

Apr. 21, 1981

Spensieri, Michael A.

Stephenson, Hon. Bette
M.

L Yorkview
PC York Mills

Apr. 21, 1981
Apr. 21, 1981

Sterling, Hon. Norman
William

PC Carleton-GrenviUe Apr. 21, 1981

Minister of Transportation and
Communications (Portfolio
reconstruction) Apr. 10, 1981-
Feb. 8, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Minister Without Portfolio for
Urban Transit (attached to
Transpcxtation and
Communications), Feb. 8, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Minister of Colleges and
Universities, Apr. 10, 1981-
Feb. 8, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Education,
Apr. 10, 1981-Feb. 8, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Chairman of the Management
Board of Cabinet, Feb. 8, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Deputy Premier, Apr. 8, 1985-
May 17. 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Minister Without Portfolio,
Apr. 10, 1981-Feb. 13, 1982.
(Davis Cabinet)

Provincial Secretary for Justice,
Feb. 13, 1982-July 6, 1983.
(Davis Cabinet)

Provincial Secretary for
Resources Development,
July 6, 1983-Feb. 8, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Stevenson, Kenneth
"Ross"

PC Durham-Y(Hk

Apr. 21, 1981

Stokes, John Edward
"Jack"

Swart, Melvin Leroy

Sweeney, John Roland

Taylor, Hon. George
William

Taylor, James A.

NDP Lake Nipigon

NDP Welland-Thorold
L Kitchener-Wilmot

PC Simcoe Centre

Prince Edward-
Lennox

Apr. 21, 1981

Apr. 21, 1981
Apr. 21, 1981

Apr. 21. 1981

Apr. 21, 1981

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of the Environment,
Apr. 30, 1982-Sept. 12, 1983.
(Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Treasurer of Ontario and Minister
of Economics, Sept 12, 1983-
Feb. 25, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Treasurer of Ontario and Minister
of Economics, Feb. 25, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Candidate for Ontario Liberal
Party Leadership, February 1982.

Solicitor General, Feb. 13, 1982-
Feb. 8, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Industry and Trade,
Sept. 12, 1983-Feb. 25, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Industry and Trade,
Feb. 25, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

* By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 32Dd Legislature (Continued)

Timbrel], Hon, Dennis
Roy

PC Don Mills

Apr. 21, 1981 Minister of Health,

Apr. 10, 1981-Feb. 13, 1982.
(Davis Cabinet)

Candidate for Ontario Progressive
Conservative Party Leadership,
January 1985.

Minister of Agriculture and Food,
Feb. 13, 1982 (Shuffle)-
Feb. 8, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Municipal Affairs and
Housing and Minister
Responsible for Women's Issues,
Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Treleaven, Richard L.

Turner, Hon. John
Melville

PC Oxford

PC Peterborough

Apr. 21, 1981
Apr. 21, 1981

On Apr. 21, 1981, the Premier,
Mr. Davis, proposed John
Melville Turner, MPP,
Peterborough, as Speaker.
Seconded and resolved.
Apr. 21, 1981 - Date took chair.

Van Home, Ronald
GcOTge

Villeneuve, Noble A.

London North

PC Stormont, Dundas
& Glengarry

Apr. 21, 1981

Jan. 5, 1984*

Writ of Election - Oct 31, 1983.
Return of Writ - Dec. 23, 1983.
On Mar. 20, 1984, the House
was informed of the election of
Noble Villeneuve, MPP,
Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry,
in room of Osie F. Villeneuve,
deceased.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Health,
Feb. 25, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Villeneuve, Osie F.

PC Stormont, Dundas
& Glengarry

Apr. 21, 1981 Died, Sept. 25, 1983. A new
election was called.

* By>election

Alphabetical List of Members • 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Walker, Hon. Gordon
Wayne

PC London South

Watson, Andrew
Naismith

PC Chatham-Kent

Apr. 21, 1981 Provincial Secretary for Justice,
Apr. 10, 1981-Feb, 13, 1982;
July 6, 1983-Feb. 8, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Consumer and
Commercial Relations,
Apr. 10, 1981-Feb. 13, 1982.
(Retains other portfolio) (Davis
Cabinet)

Ministry of Industry and Trade
Development (Portfolio
reconstruction), Feb. 13, 1982-
July 6, 1983. (Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Consumer and
Commercial Relations,
Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Community and
Social Services, Apr. 30, 1982-
Sept. 12, 1983. (Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Energy,
Sept. 12, 1983-Feb. 25, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Energy,
Feb. 25, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

* By-election

Alphabetical List of Members • 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Welch, Hon. Robert
Stanley

PC Brock

Apr. 21, 1981

Wells, Hon. Thomas
Leonard

PC Scarborough North Apr. 21,1981

Deputy Premier, Apr. 10, 1981-
Feb. 8, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Energy, Apr. 10,
1981-July6, 1983.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister Responsible for
Women's Issues (Directorate
estabUshed May 17, 1983),
May 17, 1983-Feb. 8, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Deputy Premier and

Attorney General, Feb. 8, 1985-

Apr. 8, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Attorney General, Feb. 8, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Government House Leader,
Feb. 20, 1985. (MUler Cabinet)

Minister of Intergovernmental

Affairs, Apr. 10, 1981-

Feb. 8, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Government House Leader, Dec.
23, 1983-Feb. 8, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Minister of Health (Acting),
Oct. 11, 1983 -Dec. 5, 1983.
(Davis Cabinet)

Wildman, Charles
Jackson "Bud"

NDP Algoma

Apr. 21, 1981

* By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Williams, Hon. John
Reesor

PC Oriole

Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Revenue,
Apr. 30, 1982-SepL 12, 1983.
(Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Consumer and
Commercial Relations,
Sept. 12, 1983-Feb. 25, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

Solicitor General, Feb. 8, 1985-
May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Wiseman, Hon. E)ouglas
Jack

Lanark

Apr. 21,

1981

Worton, Harry A.

Wellington South

Apr. 21,

1981

Wrye, William Munro

Windsor-Sandwich

Apr. 21,

1981

Yakabuski, Paul Joseph

Renfrew South

Apr. 21,

1981

Minister of Government Services,
Apr. 10, 1981-July 6, 1983.
(Davis Cabinet)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Natural Resources,
Apr. 30, 1982-Feb. 25, 1985.
(Davis Cabinet)

ParUamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Natural Resources,
Feb. 25, 1985-May 17, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

♦ By-election

Alphabetical List of Constituencies

Constituency

Member

Party Comments

Algoma

Charles Jackson "Bud"
Wildman

NDP

Algoma-Manitoulin

John Gordon Lane

Armourdale

Hon. Bruce Robert
McCaffrey

Beaches- Woodbine

Marion Helen Bryden

NDP

Bellwoods

Ross A. McClellan

NDP

Brampton

Hon. William Grenville
Davis

PC Ontario Premier.

Announced retirement, Oct. 9, 1984.

Brant-Oxford-Norfolk

Robert Fletcher Nixon

Brantford

Hon. Philip Andrew
Gillies

Brock

Hon. Robert Stanley
Welch

Burlington South

George Albert Ken-

Cambridge

William Walter Barlow

Carleton

Hon. Robert C. Mitchell

Carleton East

Robert Waldron
MacQuarrie

Carleton-Grenville

Hon. Norman William
Sterling

Chatham-Kent

Andrew Naismith
Watson

Cochrane North

Hon. Ren6 L. Pich6

Cochrane South

Hon. Alan William
Pope

Cornwall

George Roy Samis

NDP

Don Mills

Hon. Dennis Roy
Timbrell

Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Dovercourt

Antonio "Tony"
Lupusella

NDP

Downsview

Odoardo Di Santo

NDP

Dufferin-Simcoe

Hon. George R.
McCague

Durham East

Sammy Lawrence
Cureatz

Durham West

Hon. George Lyle Ashe

Durham- Yoric

Kenneth "Ross"
Stevenson

Eglinton

Hon. Roland "Roy"
McMurtry

Elgin

Ronald Keith McNeil

Erie

Raymond Louis
Haggerty

Essex North

Richard Retcher Ruston

Essex South

Remo J. Mancini

Etobicoke

Edward Thomas Philip

NDP

Fort William

Michael Patrick

"Mickey" Hennessy

Frontenac-Addington

J. Earl McEwen

Frontenac-Addington

J. Earl McEwen

Grey

Robert Carson
McKessock

Grey-Bruce

Edward Carson Sargent

Haldimand-Norfolk

Gordon Irvin Miller

Halton-Burlington

Julian Alexander Amott
Reed

Hamilton Centre

Sheila M. Copps

Hamilton Centre

Michael Norman
Davison

NDP

Crossed floor to Progressive Conservatives,
May 22, 1984.

Resigned, Aug. 6, 1984.

NDP Elected, Dec. 13, 1984. Did not take seat,
as the 32nd Legislature was prorogued on
Dec. 14, 1984.

Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Hamilton East

Robert Warren
Mackenzie

NDP

Hamilton Mountain

Brian Albert Charlton

NDP

Hamilton West

Stuart Lyon Smith

Ontario Liberal Party Leader.
Resigned, Jan. 25, 1982.

Hamilton West

Richard Allen

NDP

Elected, June 17, 1982. Sworn in on
June 28, 1982.

Hastings-Peterborough

James Pollock

High Park-Swansea

Yuri R. Shymko

Humber

Hon. Morley Cecil Kells

Huron-Bruce

Murray John Elston

Huron-Middlesex

John Keith "Jack"
RiddeU

Kenora

Leo Edward Bemier

Kent-Elgin

James Fitzgerald
McGuigan

Kingston & the Islands

Hon. Keith Calder
Norton

Kitchener

James Roos Breithaupt

Resigned, Oct. 31, 1984.

Kitchener-Wilmot

John Roland Sweeney

Lake Nipigon

John Edward "Jack"
Stokes

NDP

I^keshore

Albert Kolyn

Lambton

Hon. Lome Charles
Henderson

Lanark

Hon. Douglas Jack
Wiseman

Leeds

Hon. Robert William
Runciman

Lincoln

Hon. Philip W.
Andrewes

Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

London Centre

David Robert Peterson

London North

Ronald George Van
Home

London South

Hon. Gordon Wayne
Walker

Middlesex

Hon. Robert Gordon
Eaton

Mississauga East

Hon. Milton Edward
Charles "Bud"
Gregory

Mississauga North

Terry David Jones

Mississauga South

Robert "Douglas"
Kennedy

Muskoka

Hon. Frank Stuart
MiUer

Niagara Falls

Vincent George Kerrio

Nickel Belt

Floyd Laughren

NDP

Nipissing

Hon. Michael Deane
Harris

Northumberland

Howard Nicholas
Sheppard

OakviUe

James Wilfred Snow

Oakwood

Anthony William
Grande

NDP

Oriole

Hon. John Reesor
Williams

Oshawa

Michael James Breaugh

NDP

Ottawa Centre

Michael Morris Cassidy

NDP

Ottawa Centre

Evelyn Adelaide
Gigantes

NDP

Ottawa East

Albert J. Roy

Elected Ontario Liberal Leader,

Feb. 21, 1982.

Official Leader of the Opposition.

Elected Leader of the Ontario Progressive
Conservative Party, Jan. 26, 1985.
Premier of Ontario, Feb. 8, 1985.

Resigned, Aug. 3, 1984.

Elected, Dec. 13, 1984. Did not take seat,
as the 32nd Legislature was prorogued on
Dec. 14, 1984.

Resigned, Aug. 3, 1984.

Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Ottawa East

Bernard Charles
Grandmaitre

Ottawa South

Hon. Claude Frederick
Bennett

Ottawa West

Hon. Reuben Conrad
Baetz

Oxford

Richard L. Treleaven

Paikdale

Antony M. *Tony"
Ruprecht

Parry Sound

Hon. Ernie L. Eves

Perth

Hugh Alden Edighoffer

Peterborough

Hon. John Melville
Turner

Port Arthur

James Francis Foulds

NDP

Prescott & Russell

Don Boudria

Prescott & Russell

Jean Poirier

Prince Edward-Lennox

James A. Taylor

Quinte

Hugh Patrick O'Neil

Rainy River

Thomas "Patrick" Reid

Renfrew North

Sean Gerard Conway

Renfrew South

Paul Joseph Yakabuski

Riverdale

James Alexander
Renwick

NDP

St. Andrew-St, Patrick

Hon. Lawrence Sheldon
"Larry" Grossman

Elected, Dec. 13, 1984. Did not take seat,
as the 32nd Legislature was prorogued on
Dec. 14. 1984.

Speaker.

Resigned, Aug. 6, 1984.

Elected, Dec. 13, 1984. Did not take seat,
as the 32nd Legislature was {M^orogued on
Dec. 14, 1984.

Resigned, Oct 31, 1984.

Died, Nov. 28, 1984.

St. Catharines
St. David
St. George
Samia

James Joseph Bradley L

Margaret Scrivener PC

Hon. Susan A. Fish PC

Hon. Andrew S. Brandt PC

Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Sauk Ste. Marie

Hon, Russell Harold
Ramsay

Scarfoorough Centre

Hon, James Francis
"Frank" Drea

ScarbcM-ough East

Hon. Margaret Birch

Scaiborough-EUesmere

Hon, Alan M. Robinson

Scarborough North

Hon, Thomas Leonard
Wells

Scarborough West

Richard Frank Johnston

NDP

Simcoe Centre

Hon. George William
Taylor

Simcoe East

Hon. Allan Kenneth
Mdjesm

Stormont, Dundas &
Glengarry

Osie Villeneuve

Stormont, Dundas &
Glengarry

Noble A. Villeneuve

Sudbury

James K. Gordon

Sudbury East

Elie Walter Martel

NDP

Timiskaming

Edward Michael Havrot

Victoria-Haliburton

John F. Eakins

Waterloo North

Herbert Arnold Epp

Welland-'nKMold

Melvin Leroy Swart

NDP

Wellington-Dufferin-
Pecl

John McLellan "Jack"
Johnson

Wellington South

Harry A. Worton

Wentwath

Hon. Gordon Howlett
Dean

Wentworth North

Eric Gordon
Cunningham

Wentworth North

Ann Sloat

Wilson Heights

Hon. David Rotenberg

Died, Sept. 25, 1983.

Elected, Dec. 15, 1983. Sworn in on
Jan. 5, 1984.

Resigned, Aug. 2, 1984.

Elected, Dec. 13, 1984, Did not take seat,
as the 32nd Legislature was iM-orogued on
Dec. 14. 1984.

Alphabetical List of Constituencies • 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Windsor-Riverside

David Cooke

NDP

Windsor-Sandwich

William Monro Wrye

Windsor-Walkerville

Bernard Newnian

York Centre

W. Donald Cousens

York East

Hon. Robert Goldwin
Elgie

York Mills

Hon. Bette M.
Stephenson

York North

William Marshall
Chamberlain
Hodgson

York South

Donald Cameron
MacDonald

NDP

York South

Robert Keith Rae

NDP

York West
Yorkview

NDP Resigned, July 31, 1982.

NDP Elected Ontario New Democratic Party
Leader. Feb. 7, 1982.

Elected, Nov. 4, 1982. Sworn in on
Nov. 15, 1982.

Hon. Nicholas George PC
Leluk

Michael A. Spensieri L

Legislative Highlights

33rd Legislature

June 4, 1985 - June 29, 1987

• May 2, 1985: Progressive Conservative Party retained 52 seats in the
General Election and Frank Miller, Premier formed a minority
government.

• May 28, 1985: Ontario Liberal Party Leader David Peterson, MPP,
London Centre, and Ontario New Democratic Party Leader Bob Rae,
MPP, York South, signed An Agenda for Reform: Proposals for
Minority Parliament, which provided the necessary political support
for the Liberal Party to form a government.

• June 26, 1985: David Peterson became the first Liberal Premier of
Ontario in forty-two years.

• July 2, 1985: Frank Miller, MPP, Muskoka, Leader of the Progressive
Conservative Party, became leader of the Official Opposition.

• November 16, 1985: Larry Grossman, MPP, St.Andrew-St.Patrick,
was elected Leader of the Progressive Conservative Party. (Other
candidates: Alan Pope and Dennis Timbrell)

• November 22, 1985: Frank Miller resigned as Progressive
Conservative Leader.

• October 6, 1986: New Democrat David Ramsay, MPP, Timiskaming,
crossed the floor to join the Liberals.

• December 17, 1986: New Democrat Tony Lupusella, MPP,
Dovercourt, crossed the floor to join the Liberals.

LEGISLATURES OF ONTARIO
33rd Legislature

General Election May 2, 1985
Sessions of the Thirty-third Legislature of Ontario: June 4, 1985 - June 29, 1987

First: June 4, 1985 - June 18, 1985 and

July 2, 1985 - July 12, 1985 and

October 15, 1985 - December 20, 1985 and

January 6, 1986 - February 12, 1986.
Second: April 22, 1986 - July 10, 1986 and

October 14, 1986 - December 18, 1986 and

January 12, 1987 - February 12, 1987.
-niiixi: April 28, 1987 - June 29, 1987.

Members

Alphabetical List of Members
Party Constituency Sworn In Comments

Allen, Richard

NDP Hamilton West

Andrewes, Hon. Philip PC Lincoln
W.

Ashe, Hon. George Lyle PC Durham West

Baetz, Hon. Reuben
Conrad

PC Ottawa West

Barlow, William Walter PC Cambridge

Bennett, Hon. Claude PC Ottawa South

Frederick

Bemier, Hon. Leo
Edward

Bossy, Maurice Louis

Bradley, Hon. James
Joseph

PC Kenora

L Chatham-Kent

L St. Catharines

June 4, 1985
June 4, 1985

June 4, 1985

June 4, 1985
June 4, 1985

June 4, 1985

Minister of Health,

May 17, 1985-June 26, 1985.

(Miller Cabinet)

Chairman of Management
Board of Cabinet, May 17,
1985-June 26, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Minister of Intergovernmental
Affairs, May 17, 1985-
June 26, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Minister of Tourism and
Recreation and
Chairman of Cabinet,
May 17, 1985-June 26. 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Minister of Northern Affairs,
May 17, 1985-June 26, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

ParUamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Housing,

Jan. 9, 1987-Sept. 30, 1987.

Minister of the Environment,
June 26, 1985-SepL 29.
1987.

Alphabetical List of Members - 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Brandt, Hon. Andrew S. PC Samia

June 4, 1985

Breaugh, Michael James
Bryden, Marion Helen
Callahan, Robert V.
Caplan, Hon. Elinor

NDP Oshawa June 4, 1985

NDP Beaches-Woodbine June 4, 1985

L Brampton June 4, 1985

L Oriole June 4, 1985

Charlton, Brian Albert

Conway, Hon. Sean
Gaaid

NDP Hamilton Mountain June 4, 1985
L Renfrew North June 4, 1985

Cooke, David R.
Cooke, David

L Kitchener June 4, 1985

NDP Windsor-Riverside June 4, 1985

Minister of Industry and
Trade, May 17, 1985-June 26,
1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Chairman of the Management
Board of Cabinet and
Minister of Government
Services, June 26, 1985-
June 16, 1986.

Resigned, June 16, 1986 from
both portfolios, following
conflict of interest allegations.

On June 16, 1986, the alleged
conflict of interest concerning
the Hon. Elinor Caplan was
referred to the Standing
Committee on Public
Accounts. The Committee
issued a consensus report on
Sept. 18, 1986 citing Caplan
for poor judgment. Adoption
of Report, Oct. 15, 1986.

The Committee's opposition
members voted on Oct. 3,
1986 to amend their report to
cite a conflict of interest but
no use of influence.

Minister of Education,
June 26, 1985-Sept. 29,
1987.

Minister of Government
Services (Acting), July 2,
1986-Sept. 29, 1987.
(Retains other portfolio)

* By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Cordiano, Joseph

L Downsview

Cousens, Hon. W.
E)onald

Cureatz, Hon. Sammy
Lawrence

PC York Centre

PC Durham East

June 4, 1985 Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Colleges and
Universities, June 26, 1985-
Jan. 9, 1987.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Community and
Social Services, Jan. 9, 1987-
SepL 30, 1987.

June 4, 1985 Minister of Correctional
Services, May 17, 1985-
June 26, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

June 4, 1985 Minister Without Portfolio
(attached to the Premier's
Office), May 17, 1985-
June 26, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Curling, Alvin Frederick L Scarborough North June 4, 1985

Davis, William C.

Dean, Hon. Gordon
Howlett

Eakins, Hon. John F.

Elgie, Hon. Robert
Gold win

PC Scarborough Centre June 4, 1985
PC Wentworth June 4. 1985

L Victoria-Haliburton June 4, 1985

Edighoffer, Hon. Hugh L Perth

Alden

PC York East

Minister of Housing (Rent
Review), June 26, 1985-
SepL 29, 1987.

Minister of Revenue,

May 17, 1985-June 26, 1985.

(Miller Cabinet)

Minister of Tourism and
Recreation, June 26, 1985-
SepL 29, 1987.

June 4, 1985 On June 4, 1985, the Premier,
Mr. Miller, pressed Hugh
Alden Edighoffer, MPP,
Perth, as Speaker. Seconded
and resolved. June 4, 1985 -
Date took chair.

June 4, 1985 Minister of Labour,

May 17, 1985-June 26, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Resigned, Sept. 26, 1985,
having been appointed
Chairman of the Worker's
Compensation Board.
A new election was called.

* By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Elston, Hon. Murray
John

Huron-Bruce

June 4, 1985

Minister of Health,
June 26, 1985-SepL 29,
1987.

Epp, Herbert Arnold

Waterloo North

Eves, Hon. Ernie L.

Ferraro, Rick Eugenio

Fish, Hon. Susan A.

Fontaine, Hon. Jacques
Nod "Ren6"

PC Parry Sound

June 4, 1985 Parliamentary Assistant to the
Treasurer of Ontario and
Minister of Economics and
the Minister of Revenue, June
26, 1985-Sept. 30, 1987.

June 4, 1985 Minister of Community and
Social Services, May 17,
1985-June 26, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

L Wellington South June 4, 1985

PC St. George

Cochrane North

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Industry, Trade
and Technology, June 26,
1985-Sept. 30, 1987.

June 4, 1985 Minister of Environment,

May 17, 1985-June 26, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

June 4, 1985 Minister of Northern Affairs
and Mines, June 26, 1985-
Nov. 27, 1985.

Minister of Northern
Develc^ment and Mines,
Nov. 27, 1985-June 26, 1986.

Resigned, June 26, 1986, as
both Minister and Member,
due to allegations of conflict
of interest.

On July 2, 1986, the matter
of Ren6 Fontaine's
compliance with the conflict
of interest guidelines were
referred to the Standing
Committee on the Legislative
Assembly. The Committee
found th^ Fontaine had
txeached the PrenuCT's
Conflict of Interest guidelines.
Report adq)ted, Oct. 14,
1986.

By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Fontaine, Jacques No6 L Cochrane North

"Ren6"

Oct. 14, 1986*

Foulds, James Francis NDP Port Arthur
Fulton, Hon. Edward A. L Scarborough East

Gigantes, Evelyn
Adelaide

Gillies, Hon. Philip
Andrew

NfDP Ottawa Centre

PC Brantford

Gordon, Hon. James K, PC Sudbury

Grande, Anthony
William

Grandmaitre, Hon.
BCTnard Charles

Gregory, Hon, Milton
Edward Charles
"Bud"

Grier, Ruth Anna

NDP Oakwood

Ottawa East

June 4, 1985
June 4, 1985

June 4, 1985
June 4. 1985

June 4, 1985

June 4, 1985
June 4, 1985

PC Mississauga East June 4, 1985

Writ of Election - June 26,
1986. Return of Writ - Aug.
27, 1986. On Oct. 14, 1986,
the House was informed of the
election of Ren6 Fontaine,
MPP, Cochrane North, who
had previously resigned his
seat.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Tourism and
Recreation, Jan. 9, 1987-
Sept 30, 1987.

Minister of Transportation and
Communications, June 26,
1985-Sept. 29, 1987.

Minister of Skills
Development, May 17, 1985-
June 26,1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Minister of Government
Services, May 17, 1985-
June 26, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Minister of Municipal Affairs
and Minister Responsible for
Francophone Affairs,
June 26, 1985-SepL 29,
1987.

Solicitor General, May 17,
1985-June 26, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

NDP Lakeshore

June 4, 1985

* By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Grossman, Hon.

Lawrence Sheldon
"Larty"

PC St. Andrew-St. June 4, 1985 Minister of Education and

Patrick Colleges and Universities,

Secretary for Social
Development and Government
House Leader, May 17, 1985-
June 26, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Elected Leader of the Ontario
Progressive Conservative
Party, Nov. 16, 1985.

Recognized as Leader of Her
Majesty's Loyal Opposition,
Nov. 25, 1985.

Guindon, Luc Bernard

Haggerty, Raymond
Louis

PC Cornwall
L Erie

June 4, 1985
June 4, 1985

Harris, Hon. Michael
Deane

Hart, Christine

PC Nipissing

York East

June 4, 1985

Apr. 28, 1986*

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Government
Services, June 26, 1985-
Jan. 9, 1987.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Chairman of the Management
Board of Cabinet,
Sept. 20, 1985-Jan. 9. 1987.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Municipal Affairs,
Jan. 9, 1987-Sept. 30, 1987.

Minister of Natural Resources
and Minister of Energy,
May 17, 1985-June 26, 1985.

Writ of Election - Mar. 6,
1986.

On Apr. 28, 1986, the House
was informed of the election
of Christine Hart, MPP, York
East, in room of Robert G.
Elgie, resigned to be
Chairman of the Worker's
Compensation Board.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Health, Jan. 9,
1987-Sept. 30, 1987.

Hayes, Patrick Michael NDP Essex North

June 4, 1985

By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Henderson, D. James

HumbCT

June 4, 1985

Hennessy, Michael
Patrick "Mickey"

PC Fort William

Keyes, Hon. Kenneth A.

Knight, Donald S.

Kingston & the
Islands

June 4, 1985

Jackson, Cameron D. PC Burlington South June 4, 1985

Johnson, John McLellan PC Wellington- June 4, 1985
"Jack" Dufferin-Pcel

Johnston, Richard Frank NDP Scarborough West June 4, 1985

Kerrio, Hon. Vincent L Niagara Falls June 4, 1985

George

June 4, 1985

Halton-Burlington June 4, 1985

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Community and
Social Services, June 26,
1985-Jan. 9, 1987.

ParUamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Colleges and
Universities, Jan. 9, 1987-
Sept. 30, 1987.

Minister of Natural Resources
and Minister of Energy,
June 26, 1985-Sept. 29,
1987.

Minister of Correctional
Services, June 26, 1985-
Sept. 29, 1987.

Solicitor General, June 26,
1985-Dec. 3, 1986. Resigned
as Solicitor General Dec. 3,
1986 amid controversy
relating to illegal
consumption of alcohol.
(Retains other portfolio)

Solicitor General, reappointed
Jan. 9, 1987-Sept. 29, 1987.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Chairman of the Management
Board of Cabinet, Jan. 9,
1987-Sept. 30, 1987.

By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Kwinter, Hon. Monte L Wilson Heights June 4, 1985

Lane, John Gordon

Laughren, Floyd

Leluk, Hon. Nicholas
George

Lupusella, Antonio
'Tony"

Mackenzie, Robert
Wairen

Mancini, Remo J.

PC Algoma-Manitoulin June 4, 1985
ISfDP Nickel Belt June 4, 1985

PC York West June 4, 1985

NDP Dovercourt

June 4, 1985

NDP Hamilton East

Essex South

June 4, 1985
June 4, 1985

Marland, Margaret PC Mississauga South June 4, 1985

Martel, Elie Walter NDP Sudbury East June 4, 1985

McCaffrey, Bruce Robert PC Armourdale June 4, 1985

McCague, Hon. George PC Dufferin-Simcoe June 4, 1985
R.

Minister of Consumer and
Commercial Relations,
June 26, 1985-Sept. 29,
1987.

Minister of Financial
Institutions, Apr. 1, 1986-
SepL 29, 1987.

Minister of Citizenship and
Culture, May 17, 1985-
June 26, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Crossed the floor to the
Ontario Liberals, Dec. 17,
1986. Accepted into the
Liberal caucus
Jan. 13, 1987.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Premier and responsible for
Parliamentary Reform,
June 26, 1985-Sept. 20,
1985.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Premier and Minister of
Intergovernmental Affairs,
Sept. 20, 1985-Jan. 9, 1987.

Minister of Transportation and
Communications, May 17,
1985-June 26, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

McClellan, Ross A.

NDP Bellwoods

June 4, 1985

* By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 33rd Legislature (Continued)

McFadden, David James PC Eglinton

McGuigan, James
Fitzgerald

McKessock, Robert
Carson

McLean, Hon. Allan
Kenneth

McNeil, Ronald Keith

Miller, Hon. Frank
Stuart

Kent-Elgin

L Grey

PC Simcoe East

PC Elgin
PC Muskoka

June 4, 1985
June 4, 1985

June 4, 1985

June 4, 1985
June 4, 1985

Miller, Gordon Irvin L Haldimand-Norfolk June 4, 1985

Mitchell, Hon. Robert PC Carleton
C.

June 4, 1985

Morin, Gilles E. L Carleton East June 4, 1985

Morin-Strom, Karl Avid NDP Sault Ste. Marie June 4, 1985

* By-election

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Natural Resources
and Energy, June 26, 1985-
Jan. 9, 1987.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Natural
Resources, Jan. 9, 1987-Sept.
30, 1987.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Solicitor General and Minister
of Correctional Services,
June 26, 1985-Sept. 30.
1987.

Minister Without Portfolio
(attached to Municipal Affairs
and Housing), May 17, 1985-
June 26, 1985.

Premier and President of the
CouncU, May 17, 1985-
June 26, 1985.

Recognized as Leader of Her
Majesty's Loyal Opposition,
July 2, 1985.

Resigned as Leado" of her
Loyal Opposition, Nov. 22,
1985. Tributes in Legislature
Nov. 18, 1985.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Agriculture and
Food, June 26, 1985-Sept
30, 1987.

Minister Without Portfolio
and Chief Government Whip,
May 17, 1985-June 26, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Alphabetical List of Members • 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Munro, Hon. Lily Oddie L Hamilton Centre June 4, 1985

Newman, Bernard

Nixon, Hon. Robert
Fletcher

L Windsor-Walkerville June 4, 1985

L Brant-Oxford- June 4, 1985

Norfolk

Minister of Citizenship and
Culture, June 26, 1985-
SepL 29, 1987.

Treasurer of Ontario and
Minister of Economics and
Minister of Revenue,
June 26, 1985-Sept. 29,
1987.

O'Connor, Terrance P. PC Oakville

'Teny"

Offer, Steven

June 4, 1985

L Mississauga North June 4, 1985

Chairman of the Management
Board of Cabinet (Acting),
July 2, 1986-Sept. 29, 1987.

Government House Lead^,
June 26, 1985.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Consumer and
Commercial Relations,
June 26, 1985-SepL 30,
1987.

O'Neil, Hon. Hugh
Patrick

Partington, Peter

Quinte

PC BrxDck

June 4, 1985

Minister of Industry, Trade
and Technology, June 26,
1985-Sept. 29, 1987.

* By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Peterson, Hon. David
Robert

London Centre

June 4, 1985

Philip, Edward Thomas NDP Etobicoke June 4, 1985

Pierce, Franklin "Jack" PC Rainy River June 4, 1985

Poirier, Jean L Prescott & Russell June 4, 1985

Pollock, James

Polsinelli, Claudio

PC Hastings-
Peterborough

L Yorkview

June 4, 1985

Recognized as Leader of Her
Majesty's Loyal Opposition,
June 4, 1985.

Signed with Robert Rae,
Leader of the Ontario New
Democratic Party, An Agenda
forR^orm: Proposals for
Minority Parliament, May 28,
1985, which ended forty-two
years of Progressive
Conservative government in
Ontario.

Premier of Ontario and
Minister of Intergovernmental
Affairs, June 26, 1985-Sept.
29, 1987.

Minister of Northern
Development and Mines
(Acting), July 2, 1986-
Sept 29, 1987.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of the Environment,
June 26, 1985-Jan. 9, 1987.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Energy, Jan. 9,
1987-Sept. 30, 1987.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Labour,
June 26, 1985-Sept 30,
1987.

* By-election

Alphabetical List of Members - 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Pope, Hon. Alan
William

PC Cochrane South

June 4, 1985

Pouliot, Gilles
Rae, Robert Keith

NDP Lake Nipigon
NDP York South

Ramsay, David James NDP Timiskaming

Ramsay, David James

Reville, David R.

Reycraft, Douglas
Richard

Riddell, Hon. John
Keith "Jack"

Rowe, Earl W.

L Timiskaming

NDP Riverdale
L Middlesex

June 4, 1985
June 4, 1985

June 4, 1985

Crossed Floor
Oct. 6, 1986

June 4, 1985
June 4, 1985

L Huron-Middlesex June 4, 1985

Attorney General,
Secretary for Justice,
Minister Responsible for
French Language Services,
May 17, 1985-June 26, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Candidate for Ontario
Progressive Conservative
Party Leadership, November
1985.

Ontario New Democratic
Party Leader.

Leader of the Third Party.

Signed with David Peterson,
Leader of the Ontario Liberal
Party, An Agenda for Reform:
Proposals for Minority
Parliament, May 28, 1985,
which ended forty-two years of
Progressive Conservative
government in Ontario.

Crossed the flow to the
Ontario Liberals on Oct. 6,
1986 and was accepted into
caucus that day.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Northern
Development and Mines,
Jan. 9, 1987-Sept. 30, 1987.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Education,
June 26, 1985-SepL 30,
1987.

Minister of Agriculture and
Food, June 26, 1985-Sept
29, 1987.

PC Simcoe Centre

June 4, 1985

* By-election

100

Scott, Hon. Ian G.

SheH)ard, Howard PC
Nicholas

Shymko, Yuri R. PC

Smith, David William L

Smith, Elizabeth "Joan" L

Alphabetical List of Members - 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Sorbara, Hon. Gregoiy L Yoric North

June 4, 1985

South, Laurence Gewge L Frontenac-
"Lany" Addington

Stephenson, Hon. Bette PC York Mills
M.

June 4, 1985

Sterling, Norman
William

Stevenson, Hon.
Kenneth "Ross'

PC Carleton-GrenviUe June 4, 1985
PC Durham-Yoric June 4, 1985

Swart, Melvin Leroy NDP Welland-Thorold June 4, 1985

Sweeney, Hon. John L Kitchener-Wilmot June 4, 1985

Roland

Taylor, James A.

PC Prince Edward- June 4, 1985

Lennox

Timbrell, Hon. Dennis PC Don Mills
Roy

Treleaven, Richard L. PC Oxford

Turner, John Melville PC Peterborough

June 4, 1985

June 4, 1985
June 4, 1985

Minister of Colleges and

Universities and

Minister of Skills

Development,

June 26, 1985-SepL 29.

1987.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of the Environment,
Jan. 9, 1987-Sept. 30, 1987.

Deputy Premier and
Treasurer, May 17, 1985-
June 26, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Minister of Agriculture and
Food, May 17, 1985-June 26,
1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Minister of Community and
Social Ser\'ices, June 26,
1985-Sept. 29, 1987.

Minister of Municipal Affairs
and Housing, Secretary for
Resources Development and
Minister Responsible for
Women's Issues, May 17,
1985-June 26, 1985.
(Miller Cabinet)

Candidate for Ontario
Progressive Conservative
Party Leadership, November
1985.

* By-election

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Alphabetical List of Members - 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Van Home, Hon. Ronald L London North
George

June 4, 1985

Villeneuve, Hon. Noble PC Stormont, Dundas June 4, 1985
A. & Glengarry

Ward, Christopher
Campbell

L Wentworth North June 4, 1985

Minister Without Portfolio
Responsible for Senior
Citizens' Affairs, June 26,
1985-Sept. 29, 1987.

Minister Without Portfolio
(attached to Natural
Resources). May 17, 1985-
June 26. 1985.

Parliamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Health,

June 26, 1985-Jan. 9, 1987.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Attorney General, Minister
Responsible for Women's
Issues and Minister
Responsible for Native
Affairs, Jan. 9, 1987-Sept.
30, 1987.

Warner, David William NDP Scait)orough- June 4, 1985

Ellesmere

Wildman, Charles
Jackson "Bud"

NDP Algoma

June 4, 1985

Wiseman, Douglas Jack PC Lanaik June 4, 1985

Wrye, Hon. William L Windsor-Sandwich June 4, 1985

Munro

Minister of Labour,
June 26, 1985-SepL 29,
1987.

Yakabuski. Paul Joseph PC Renfrew South June 4, 1985 Died, July 31. 1987.

• By-election

103

Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 33rd Legislature

Constituency

Member

Party Comments

Algoma

Charles Jackson "Bud"
Wildman

NDP

Algoma-Manitoulin

John Gordon Lane

Armouiilale

Bruce Robert McCaffrey

Beaches-Woodbine

Marion Helen Bryden

NDP

Bellwoods

Ross A. McClellan

NDP

Brampton

Robert V. Callahan

Brant-Oxford-Norfolk

Hon. Robert Fletcher
Nixon

Brantford

Hon. Philip Andrew
Gillies

Brock

Peter Partington

Burlington South

Cameron D. Jackson

Cambridge

William Walter Barlow

Carleton

Hon. Robert C. Mitchell

Carleton East

Gilles E. Morin

Carleton-Grenville

Norman William
Sterling

Chatham-Kent

Maurice Louis Bossy

Cochrane North

Hon. Jacques No6
"Ren6" Fontaine

Resigned, June 26, 1986, as both Minister
and Member.

Cochrane North

Jacques No6 "Rend"
Fontaine

Elected, Aug. 14, 1986. Sworn in on
Oct 14, 1986.

Cochrane South

Hon. Alan William
Pope

Cornwall

Luc Bernard Guindon

Don Mills

Hon. Dennis Roy
Timbrell

Dovercourt

Antonio 'Tony"
Lupusella

NDP

Crossed floor to Liberals, Dec. 17, 1986.

104

Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Dovercourt

Antonio "Tony"
Lupusella

Downsview

Joseph Cordiano

Dufferin-Simcoe

Hon. George R.
McCague

Durham East

Hon. Sammy Lawrence
Cureatz

Durham West

Hon. George Lyle Ashe

Durham- York

Hon. Kenneth "Ross"
Stevenson

Eglinton

David James McFadden

Elgin

Ronald Keith McNeil

Erie

Raymond Louis
Haggerty

Essex North

Patrick Michael Hayes

NDP

Essex South

Remo J. Mancini

Etobicoke

Edward Thomas Philip

NDP

Fort William

Michael Patrick

"Mickey" Hennessy

Frontenac-Addington

I-aurence George "Larry"
South

Grey

Robert Carson
McKessock

Grcy-Bnice

Edward Carson Sargent

Haldimand-Norfolk

Gordon Irvin Miller

Halton-Burlington

Donald S. Knight

Hamilton Centre

Hon. Lily Oddie Munro

Hamilton East

Robert Warren
Mackenzie

NDP

Hamilton Mountain

Brian Albert Charlton

NDP

Hamilton West

Richard Allen

NDP

Hastings-Peterborough

James Pollock

High Park-Swansea

Yuri R. Shymko

105

Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Humber

D. James Henderson

Huron-Bruce

Hon. Murray John
Elston

Huron-Middlesex

Hon. John Keith "Jack"
RiddeU

Kenora

Hon. Leo Edward Bemier

Kent-Elgin

James Fitzgerald
McGuigan

Kingston & the Islands

Hon. Kenneth A. Keyes

Kitchener

David R. Cooke

Kitchener-Wilmot

Hon. John Roland
Sweeney

Lake Nipigon

Gilles Pouliot

NDP

Lakeshore

Ruth Anna Grier

NDP

Lambton

David William Smith

Lanark

Douglas Jack Wiseman

Tmls

Hon. Robert William
Runciman

Lincoln

Hon. Philip W.
Andrewes

London Centre

Hon. David Robert
Peterson

London North

Hon. Ronald George
Van Home

London South

Elizabeth "Joan" Smith

Middlesex

Douglas Richard
Reycraft

Mississauga East

Hon. Milton Edward
Charles "Bud"
Gregory

Mississauga North

Steven Offer

Mississauga South

Margaret Marland

Premier of Ontario, June 26, 1985.

106

Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Muskoka

Hon. Frank Stuart PC Premier of Ontario, May 17, 1985.

Miller Leader of Her Majesty's Loyal (^position,

July 2, 1985.

Resigned as Leader of her Loyal
Opposition, Nov. 22, 1985.

Niagara Falls

Hon. Vincent George
Keirio

Nickel Belt

Floyd Laughren

NDP

Nipissing

Hon. Michael Deane
Harris

Northumberland

Howard Nicholas
Sheppard

Oakville

Terrance P. 'Terry"
O'Connor

Oakwood

Anthony William
Grande

NDP

Oriole

Hon. Elinor Caplan

Oshawa

Michael James Breaugh

NDP

Ottawa Centre

Evelyn Adelaide
Gigantes

NDP

Ottawa East

Hon. Bernard Charles
Grandmaitre

Ottawa South

Hon. Claude Frederick
Bennett

Ottawa West

Hon. Reuben Conrad
Baetz

Oxford

Richard L. Treleaven

Paricdale

Hon. Antony M. "Tony"
Ruprecht

Parry Sound

Hon. Ernie L. Eves

Perth

Hon. Hugh Alden
Edighoffer

Peterborough

John Melville Turner

Port Arthur

James Francis Foulds

NDP

Prescott & Russell

Jean Poirier

Prince Edward-Lennox

James A. Taylor

Speaker.

107

Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Quinte

Rainy River
Renfrew North

Renfrew South

Riverdale

St. Andrew-St. Patrick

Hon. Hugh Patrick L
O'NeU

Franklin "Jack" Pierce PC

Hon. Sean Gerard L
Conway

Paul Joseph Yakabuski PC

David R. Reville ^fDP

Hon. Lawrence Sheldon PC
"Larry" Grossman

St. Catharines

Hon. James Joseph
Bradley

St. David

Hon. Ian G. Scott

St. George

Hon. Susan A. Fish

Samia

Hon. Andrew S. Brandt

Sault Ste. Marie

Karl Avid Morin-Strom

NDP

Scarborough Centre

William C. Davis

Scarborough East

Hon. Edward A. Fulton

Scarborough-Ellesmere

David William Warner

NDP

Scarborough North

Hon. Alvin Frederick
Curling

Scarborough West

Richard Frank Johnston

NDP

Simcoe Centre

Earl W. Rowe

Simcoe East.

Hon. Allan Kenneth
McLean

Stormont, Dundas &
Glengarry

Hon. Noble A.
Villeneuve

Sudbury

Hon, James K. Gordon

Sudbury East

Elie Walter Martel

NDP

Timiskaming

David James Ramsay

NDP

Timiskaming

David James Ramsay

Victoria-Haliburton

Hon. John F. Eakins

Died, July 31, 1987.

Elected Leader of the Ontario Progressive
Conservative Party, Nov. 16, 1985.
Recognized as Leader of Her Majesty's
Loyal Opposition, Nov, 25, 1985,

Crossed floor to Liberals, Oct 6, 1986,

108

Alphabetical List of Constituencies • 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Waterloo North

Hert)ert Arnold Epp

Welland-Thorold

Melvin Leroy Swart

NDP

Wellington-Dufferin-
Peel

John McLellan "Jack"
Johnson

Wellington South

Rick Eugenio Ferraro

Wentworth

Hon. Gordon Howlett
Dean

Wentworth North

Christopher Campbell
Ward

Wilson Heights

Hon. Monte Kwinter

Windsor-Riverside

David Cooke

NDP

Windsor-Sandwich

Hon. William Munro
Wiye

Windsor-Walkerville

Bernard Newman

York Centre

Hon. W. Donald
Cousens

York East

Hon. Robert Goldwin
Elgie

Resigned, Sept. 26, 1985.

Yoric East

Christine Hart

Elected, Apr. 17, 1986. Sworn in on
Apr. 28, 1986.

York Mills

Hon. Bette M.
Stephenson

Yoric North

Hon. GregOTy Sorbara

York South

Robert Keith Rae

NDP

Ontario New Democratic Party Leade
I^^der of the Third Party.

York West

Hon. Nicholas George
Leiuk

Yoricview

Claudio Polsinelli

109

Legislative Highlights

34th Legislature

November 3, 1987 - June 28, 1990

September 10, 1987: Larry Grossman, MPP, St.Andrew-St.Patrick,
Ontario Progressive Conservative Party Leader, lost his seat and
retired from politics the night of the General Election.

October 16, 1987: Andy Brandt, MPP, Sarnia, was elected Interim
Leader of the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party.
(Other Candidate: Alan Pope).

The Representation Act, 1986 Statutes of Ontario Chapter 30 created
new seats (125 to 130) and redefined the boundaries and names of
several constituencies.

May 12, 1990: Mike Harris, MPP, Nipissing, was elected Leader of
the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party. (Other Candidate: Dianne
Cunningham).

110

LEGISLATURES OF ONTARIO
34th Legislature

General Election September 10, 1987
Sessions of the Thirty-fourth Legislature of Ontario: November 3, 1987 - June 28, 1990

First: November 3, 1987 - January 7, 1988 and

February 8, 1988 - February 11, 1988 and

April 5, 1988 - June 29, 1988 and

October 17, 1988 - March 2, 1989.
Second: April 25, 1989 - July 26, 1989 and

October 10, 1989 - December 20, 1989 and

March 19, 1990 - June 28, 1990.

Members

Alphabetical List of Members
Party Constituency Sworn In Comments

Adams, Peter

Allen, Richard

Ballinger, William
George

NDP
L

Peterborough

Hamilton West
Durham- York

Beer, Hon. Charles John
McWaters

York North

Black, Hon. Ken

Muskoka-Georgian
Bay

Nov. 3, 1987

Nov. 3, 1987
Nov. 3, 1987

Nov. 3, 1987

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of the Environment,
Sept. 20, 1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Natural Resources,
Oct. 7, 1988-Sept. 20, 1989.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Municipal Affairs,
Sept. 20, 1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Education,
Oct. 7, 1988-Aug. 2, 1989.

Minister of Community and
Social Services and Minister
Responsible for Francophone
Affairs, Aug. 2, 1989-
Oct. 1. 1990.

Minister of Tourism and
Recreation with Responsibility
for the Province's Anti-Drug
Abuse Strategy, Aug. 2. 1989-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Ill

Alphabetical List of Members - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Bossy, Maurice Louis

L Chatham-Kent Nov. 3, 1987

Bradley, Hon. James
Joseph

Brandt, Andrew S.

Breaugh, Michael James
Brown, Michael Arthur

Bryden, Marion Helen
Callahan, Robert V.
Campbell, Sterling

Caplan, Hon. Elinor

Carrothers, Douglas
Alexander

L St. Catharines Nov. 3, 1987

PC Samia

Nov. 3, 1987

NDP Oshawa Nov. 3, 1987

L Algoma-Manitoulin Nov. 3, 1987

NDP Beaches-Woodbine Nov. 3, 1987

L Brampton South Nov. 3, 1987

L Sudbury Nov. 3, 1987

Oriole

Oakville South

Nov. 3, 1987

Parliamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Housing,

Sept. 30, 1987-Oct. 7, 1988.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister Responsible for
Disabled Persons,
Sept. 20, 1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

Minister of the Environment,
Sept. 29, 1987-Oct. 1, 1990.

Elected Interim Leader of the
Ontario Progressive Conservative
Party, Oct. 16, 1987, following
the resignation of Larry
Grossman. (Having accepted this
position, Mr. Brandt would not
seek the permanent leadership.)

Leader of the Third Party.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Mines, Oct. 7, 1988-
Sept. 20. 1989.

Parliamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Mines,

Sept. 30, 1987-Oct. 7, 1988.

Minister of Health,

Sept. 29, 1987-Oct. 1, 1990.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Industry, Trade and
Technology, Sept. 20, 1989-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Charlton, Brian Albert
Chiarelli, Bob

* By-election

NDP Hamilton Mountain Nov. 3, 1987

Ottawa West

Nov. 3, 1987

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Chairman of the Management
Board of Cabinet, Sept. 30, 1987-
Oct. 7, 1988.

112

Alphabetical List of Members - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Cleary, John C.

Collins, Hon. Shirley
Jean

Conway, Hon. Sean
Gerard

Cooke, David R.

Cooke, David
Cordiano, Joseph

Cornwall

Wentworth East

Renfrew North

Nov. 3, 1987

L Kitchener

NDP Windsor-Riverside
L Lawrence

Nov. 3, 1987

Nov. 3, 1987
Nov. 3, 1987

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Agriculture and Food,
Sept. 20, 1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

Parliamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Labour,

Sept. 30, 1987-Oct. 7, 1988.

Minister Without Portfolio
Responsible for Disabled
Persons, Aug. 2, 1989-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Minister of Mines,

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Minister of Education,
Minister of Colleges and
Universities and Minister of
Skills Development,
Aug. 2, 1989 (Shuffle)-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Government House Leader,
Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Citizenship,
Sept. 20, 1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Intergovernmental
Affairs, Sept. 30, 1987-
Oct. 7, 1988.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Tourism and
Recreation, Oct 7, 1988-
SepL 20, 1989.

Cousens, W. Donald

PC Markham

Nov. 3, 1987

* By-election

113

Alphabetical List of Members - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Cunningham, Dianne E. PC London North

Cureatz, Sammy
Lawrence

Curling, Hon. Alvin
Frederick

Daigeler, Hans W.

Dietsch, Michael Murray L

Eakins, Hon. John F.

Edighoffer, Hon. Hugh L

Alden

Elliot, R. Walter

Apr. 12, 1988* Writ of Election - Feb. 22, 1988.
On Apr. 12, 1988, the House was
informed of the election of
Dianne E. Cunningham, MPP,
London Nwth, in room of Ronald
Van Home, resigned.

Candidate for Leado" of the
Progressive Conservative Party,
May 1990.

PC Durham East

Nov. 3. 1987

Scarborough North Nov. 3, 1987

Nepean

St. Catharines-
Brock

Minister of Skills Development
(Special Responsibility for
Literacy), Sept. 29, 1987-
Aug. 2, 1989.

ParUamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Intergovernmental
Affairs, Sept. 20, 1989-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Revenue,
Sept. 20, 1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

Nov. 3, 1987 ParUamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Labour,
Sept. 20, 1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

Victoria-Haliburton Nov. 3, 1987
Perth Nov. 3, 1987

Halton North

Minister of Municipal Affairs,
Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

On Nov. 3, 1987, the Premier,
Mr. Peterson, proposed Hugh
Alden Edighoffer, MPP, Perth, as
Speaker. Seconded and resolved.
Nov. 3, 1987 - Date took chair.

Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Housing,
Sept. 20, 1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

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Elston, Hon. Murray
John

L Bruce

Nov. 3. 1987

Epp, Herbert Arnold
Eves, Ernie L.
Faman, Michael Liam
Faubert, Frank J.

Fawcett, Joan M.

Ferraro, Rick Eugenio

Fleet, David Gordon

Fontaine, Hon. Jacques
No6 "Ren6"

L Waterloo North

PC Parry Sound

NDP Cambridge

L Scarborough-
Ellesmere

L Guelph

Nov. 3, 1987
Nov. 3. 1987
Nov. 3, 1987
Nov. 3, 1987

L Northumberland Nov. 3, 1987

Nov. 3, 1987

L High Park-Swansea Nov. 3, 1987

L Cochrane North Nov. 3, 1987

Chairman of the Management
Board of Cabinet, Sept. 29, 1987-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Minister of Financial
Institutions, Aug. 16, 1988-
Oct. 1, 1990.
(Retains other p(xtfolio)

Parliamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Revenue,

Oct. 7, 1988-Sept. 20, 1989.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Skills Development,
Sept. 20, 1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Industry, Trade and
Technology, Sept. 30, 1987-
Oct. 7, 1988.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Financial
Institutions, Oct. 7, 1988-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister Responsible for
Women's Issues, Sept. 20, 1989-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Minister of Northern
Development, Aug. 2, 1989-
Aug. 8, 1990.

Resigned his portfolio, Aug. 8,
1990, having decided not to seek
re-election in the General Election
on Sept. 6, 1990.

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Fulton, Hon. Edward A.

Scarborough East Nov. 3, 1987

Furlong, Allan

Grandmaitre, Hon.
Bernard Charles

Grier, Ruth Anna

Haggerty, Raymond
Louis

Hampton, Howard
George

Durham Centre
Ottawa East

NfDP Etobicoke-
Lakeshcwe

L Niagara South

NDP Rainy River
Harris, Michael Deane PC Nipissing

Nov. 3, 1987
Nov. 3, 1987

Nov. 3. 1987

Nov. 3, 1987

Minister of Transportation
(Restructured ministry),
Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Tourism and
Recreation, SepL 20, 1989-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Minister of Revenue and
Minister Responsible for
Francophone Affairs,
Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Parliamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Health,

Sept. 20, 1989-Oct. 1. 1990.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Consumer and
Commercial Relations,
Sept. 30, 1987-Oct. 1, 1990.

Elected Leader of the Ontario
Progressive Conservative Party,
May 12, 1990.

Leader of the Third Party.

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Hart, Hon. Christine

York East

Henderson, D. James

Hosek, Hon. Chaviva
Milada

Etobicoke-Humber Nov. 3, 1987

Oakwood

Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of the Environment,
Sept. 30. 1987-Oct. 7, 1988.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Treasurer of Ontario and Minister
of Economics, Oct. 7, 1988-
Aug. 2, 1989.

Minister of Culture and
Communications, Aug. 2, 1989-
May 30, 1990.

Resigned her portfolio.
May 30, 1990, foUowing
allegations of impropriety made
in the context of her nomination
as Liberal candidate in York East

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Colleges and
Universities, SepL 30, 1987-
Oct. 7, 1988.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister Responsible for
Provincial Anti-Drug Strategy,
Sept. 20, 1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Housing,

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Chairman of the Management
Board of Cabinet, Sept. 20, 1989-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Jackson, Cameron D.

Johnson, John McLellan PC Wellington
"Jack"

PC Burlington South Nov. 3, 1987
Nov. 3, 1987

Johnston, Richard Frank NDP Scarborough West Nov. 3, 1987

Kanter, Ronald M.

L St. Andrew-St.
Patrick

Nov. 3, 1987

Resigned, Aug. 24, 1990.
Personal statement. Debates,
June 4, 1990.

Parliamentary Assistant to the

Solicitor General,

Sept. 30. 1987-Sept. 20. 1989.

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Kerrio, Hon. Vincent
GcOTge

Keyes, Kenneth A.

Kormos, Peter

Kozyra, Taras

Kwinter, Hon. Monte

Laughren, Floyd

LeBourdais, Linda
Lillian

Niagara Falls

L Kingston & the
Islands

NDP Welland-Thorold

Port Arthur

L Wilson Heights

^fDP Nickel Belt
L Etobicoke West

Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Natural Resources,
Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Health,
Sept. 30, 1987-Sept. 20, 1989.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Education,
Sept. 20, 1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

Nov. 15, 1988* Writ of Election - Sept. 23,
1988. On Nov. 15, 1988, the
House was informed of the
election of Peter Kormos, MPP,
Welland-ThOTold, in room of
Melvin Leroy Swart, resigned.

Nov. 3, 1987

Nov. 3, 1987
Nov. 3, 1987

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Northern
Development, SepL 30, 1987-
Oct. 7, 1988.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Northern
Development, SepL 20, 1989-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Minister of Industry, Trade and
Technology, Sept. 29, 1987-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Intergovernmental
Affairs, Oct. 7, 1988-
SepL 20, 1989.

Leone, Laureano

Lipsett, Ronald F.

Downsview Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Culture and
Communications, Oct. 7, 1988-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Grey Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Energy,
Sept. 20, 1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

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Alphabetical List of Members - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Lupusella, Antonio
'Tony"

NDP Dovercourt

MacDonald, Keith

Prince Edward-
Lennox

Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Transportation,
Sept. 30, 1987-Oct. 7, 1988.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Government Services,
Oct. 7, 1988-Oct. 1, 1990.

Nov. 3, 1987 Constituency name changed to
Prince Edward-Lennox-South
Hastings. Representation
Amendment Act, 1990. Statutes
of Ontario, 1990 c. 1

Mackenzie, Robert
Wamen

Mahoney, Steven W.

Mancini, Hon. Remo J.

NDP Hamilton East

Nov. 3, 1987

Marland, Margaret

Martel, Shelley Dawn
Marie

Matnindola, Gino

McCague, George R.

McClelland, Carman
John

Mississauga West Nov. 3, 1987

Essex South

PC Mississauga South

NDP Sudbury East

L Willowdale

PC Simcoe West

L Brampton North

Nov. 3, 1987

Nov. 3, 1987
Nov. 3, 1987

Nov. 3, 1987
Nov. 3, 1987
Nov. 3, 1987

Parhamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Industry, Trade and
Technology, Oct. 7, 1988-
Sept. 20, 1989.

Minister Without Portfolio
Responsible for Disabled
Persons, Sept. 29, 1987-
Aug. 2, 1989.

Minister of Revenue,
Aug. 2, 1989 (Shuffle)-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of the Environment,
Oct. 7, 1988-Sept. 20. 1989.

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Alphabetical List of Members • 34th Legislature (Continued)

McGuigan, James
Fitzgerald

McGuinty, Dalton
James

Essex -Kent Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Natural Resources,
Sept. 30, 1987-Oct. 7, 1988.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Transportation,
Oct. 7, 1988-Sept. 20, 1989.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Agriculture and Food,
Sept. 20, 1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

Ottawa South Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Skills Development,
Oct. 7, 1988-Sept. 20, 1989.

Died, Mar. 16, 1990.
House adjourned. Mar. 19, 1990
until 2 p.m. Mar. 20, 1990.
Tributes by Mr. Nixon, Mr.
Reville and Mr. Sterling, Mar.
20, 1990. A warrant for a by-
election was issued.

McLean, Allan Kenneth PC Simcoe East Nov. 3, 1987

McLeod, Hon. Lyn L Fort William Nov. 3, 1987

Minister of Colleges and
Universities, Sept 29, 1987-
Aug. 2, 1989.

Minister of Energy and
Minister of Natural Resources,
Aug. 2, 1989 (Shuffle)-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Miclash, Frank RanovCT

Miller, Gordon Irvin

Kenora

Norfolk

Nov. 3, 1987 ParUamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Northern
Development, Oct 7, 1988-
Sept 20, 1989.

Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Agriculture and Food,
Sept. 30, 1987-Sept 20, 1989.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Transportation ,
Sept 20, 1989-Oct 1, 1990.

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Alphabetical List of Members - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Morin, Hon. Gilles E. L Carleton East Nov. 3, 1987

Morin-Strom, Karl Avid NDP Sault Ste. Marie Nov. 3, 1987
Munro, Hon. Lily Oddie L Hamilton Centre Nov. 3, 1987

Neumann, David Emil L Brantford

Nov. 3, 1987

Nicholas, Cynthia Maria L Scarborough Centre Nov. 3, 1987
"Cindy"

Nixon, John Bradford
"Brad"

York Mills

Nov. 3, 1987

Nixon, Hon. Robert
Fletcher

Biant-Haldimand Nov. 3, 1987

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Community and
Social Services, Sept. 30, 1987-
Oct. 7, 1988.

ParUamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Colleges and
Universities, Oct 7, 1988-
Aug. 2, 1989.

Minister Without Portfolio
Responsible for Senior Citizens'
Affairs, Aug. 2, 1989-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Minister of Culture and
Communications (Restructured
ministry) SepL 29, 1987-
Aug. 2, 1989. See also
Oddie-Munro, Hon. Lily.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Municipal Affairs,
Sept. 30, 1987-Oct. 7, 1988.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Solicitor General, SepL 20,
1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Financial
Institutions, Sept. 30, 1987-
Oct. 7, 1988.

Parliamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Housing,

Oct. 7, 1988-SepL 20,1989.

Dq)uty Premier and Treasurer and
Minister of Economics and
Minister of Financial
Institutions, Sept. 29, 1987-
Aug. 16, 1988.

Deputy Premier and Treasurer of
Ontario and Minister of
Economics, Aug. 16, 1988
(Shuffle)-OcL 1, 1990.

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Oddie-Munro, Hon. Lily L Hamilton Centre Nov. 3, 1987

Offer, Hon. Steven

O'Neil, Hon. Hugh
Patrick

O'Neill, Yvonne

Owen, Bruce

Patten, Hon. Richard
Andrew

Pelissero, Harry

Peterson, Hon. David
Robert

L Mississauga North Nov. 3, 1987

L Quinte

Nov. 3, 1987

L Ottawa-Rideau Nov. 3, 1987

L Simcoe Centre Nov. 3, 1987

L Ottawa Centre Nov. 3, 1987

L Lincoki

Nov. 3, 1987

L London Centre Nov. 3, 1987

Minister of Culture and
Communications (Restructured
ministry) Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2,
1989.

Name changed from Munro to
Oddie-Munro. See also
Munro, Hon. Lily Oddie.

ParUamentary Assistant to the

Attorney General,

Sept. 30, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Solicitor General, Aug. 2, 1989-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Minister of Tourism and
Recreation, Sept. 29, 1987-
Aug. 2, 1989.

Minister of Mines, Aug. 2, 1989
(Shufne)-Oct. 1, 1990.

Minister of Culture and
Communications, June 5, 1990-
Oct. 1, 1990.
(Retains other portfolio)

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Education,
Sept. 30, 1987-Oct. 7, 1988.

Minister of Government Services,
Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Minister of Correctional Services,
Aug. 2, 1989 (Shuffle)-
Oct. 1, 1990.

ParUamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Tourism and
Recreation, SepL 30, 1987-
Oct. 7, 1988.

Premier and President of the
Executive Council and
Minister of Intergovernmental
Affairs, Sept. 29, 1987-
Oct. 1, 1990.

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Alphabetical List of Members - 34tii Legislature (Continued)

Philip, Edward Thomas NDP Etobicoke-Rexdale Nov. 3, 1987

Phillips, Hon. Gerald
Leonard

Poirier, Jean
Pollock, James

Polsinelli, Claudio

Poole, Dianne

Pope, Alan William

Pouliot, Gilles
Rae, Robert Keith

L Scarborough-
Agincourt

Nov. 3, 1987

Prescott & Russell Nov. 3, 1987
Nov. 3, 1987

PC Hastings-
Peterborough

L Yorkview

L Eglinton

Nov. 3, 1987

PC Cochrane South Nov. 3, 1987

NDP Lake Nipigon Nov. 3, 1987

NDP York South Nov. 3, 1987

Minister of Citizenship and
Minister Responsible for Race
Relations and the Ontario Human
Rights Commission,
Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Minister of Labour, Aug. 2, 1989
(Shuffle)-OcL 1, 1990.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Treasurer and Minister of
Economics, Sept. 30, 1987-
Oct. 7, 1988.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Municipal Affairs,
Oct. 7, 1988-Sept. 20. 1989.

Parliamentary Assistant to the

Attorney General,

Sept. 20, 1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister Responsible for Senior
Citizens' Affairs, Sept. 20, 1989-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Candidate for Interim Leader of
the Progressive Conservative
Party, October 1987.

Ontario New Democratic Party
Leader.

Leader of the Official Opposition.

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Alphabetical List of Members - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Ramsay, Hon. David
James

Timiskaming

Nov. 3, 1987

Ray, Michael Charles

Reville, David R.

Reycraft, Douglas
Richard

Riddell, Hon. John
Keith "Jack"

L Windsor-WalkervUle Nov. 3, 1987
NDP Riverdale Nov. 3, 1987

Middlesex

Huron

Nov. 3, 1987

Minister of Correctional Services,
Sept. 29, 1987 -Aug. 2, 1989.

Minister of Agriculture and Food,
Aug. 2, 1989 (Shuffle)-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Minister of Northern
Development (Acting),
Aug. 20, 1990-Oct. 1, 1990.
(Retains other portfolio)

Chief Government Whip,
Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Treasurer of Ontario and Minister
of Economics, Sept. 20, 1989-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Minister of Agriculture and Food,
Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Natural Resources,
Sept. 20, 1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

Roberts, Marietta L. D.

Elgin

Nov. 3, 1987

Runciman, Robert
William

Ruprecht, Antony M.
"Tony"

PC Leeds-Grenville

Paikdale

Nov. 3, 1987

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Citizenship,
Sept. 30, 1987-Oct. 7, 1988.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Community and
Social Services, Oct. 7, 1988-
Oct. 1, 1990.

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Alphabetical List of Members - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Scott, Hon. Ian G.

L St. George-SL
David

Smith, David William

Smith, Hon. Elizabeth
"Joan"

Sola, John Domagoj
Sorbara, Hon. Gregory

South, Laurence George
"Lany"

L Lambton

L London South

L Mississauga East
L York Centre

Frontenac-
Addington

Nov. 3, 1987 Attorney General and

Minister Responsible for Native
Affairs, Sept. 29, 1987-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Solicitor General (Acting),
June 6, 1989-Aug. 2, 1989.

Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Correctional Services,
Oct. 7, 1988-Oct. 1, 1990.

Nov. 3, 1987 Solicitor General,

Sept. 29, 1987-June 6, 1989.
Resigned June 3, 1989 amid
allegations of interference with
police actions.

Chief Government Whip,
Sept. 20, 1989-June 28, 1990.

Nov. 3, 1987 Deputy Whip, Sept. 20, 1989.

Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Labour and
Minister Responsible for
Women's Issues, Sept. 29, 1987-
Aug. 2, 1989.

Minister of Consumer and
Commercial Relations,
Aug. 2. 1989 (Shuffle)-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Energy, Oct. 7, 1988-
SepL 20, 1989.

Parliamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Mines,

Sept. 20, 1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

Sterling, Norman
William

Stoner, Norah Jane

PC Carleton

Durham West

Nov. 3, 1987

Parliamentary Assistant to
Minister of Colleges and
Universities, SepL 20, 1989-
Oct. 1, 1990.

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Alphabetical List of Members • 34th Legislature (Continued)

Sullivan, Barbara

Swart, Melvin Leroy

Sweeney, Hon. John
Roland

L Halton Centre Nov. 3, 1987

ISfDP WeUand-Thorold Nov. 3, 1987

L Kitchener-WUmot Nov. 3, 1987

Tatham, Charles Murray L Oxford Nov. 3, 1987

Van Home, Ronald L London North Nov. 3, 1987

George

Velshi, Murad

L Don Mills

Nov. 3, 1987

Villeneuve, Noble A. PC Stormont, Dundas Nov. 3, 1987

& Glengarry
Ward, Hon. Christopher L Wentworth North Nov. 3, 1987
Campbell

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Labour and Minister
Responsible for Women's Issues,
Oct. 7, 1988-Sept. 20, 1989.

Resigned, June 30, 1988.
Personal statement. Debates,
May 2, 1988. A new election was
called.

Minister of Community and
Social Services, Sept. 29, 1987-
Aug. 2, 1989.

Minister of Housing and
Minister of Municipal Affairs,
Aug. 2, 1989 (Shuffle)-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Parliamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Revenue,

Sept. 30, 1987-Dec. 31, 1987.

Resigned, Dec. 31, 1987.
Personal statement. Debates,
Dec. 8, 1987. A new election was
called.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Citizenship,
Oct. 7, 1988-Sept. 20, 1989.

Minister of Education,
Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Minister of Government Services,
Aug. 2, 1989 (Shuffle)-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Government House Leader,
Aug. 2, 1989-Aug. 2, 1990.

Wildman, Charles
Jackson "Bud"

NDP Algoma

Nov. 3, 1987

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Alphabetical List of Members - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Wilson, Hon. Mavis

Dufferin-Peel

Nov. 3, 1987

Wiseman, Douglas Jack PC

Wong, Hon. Robert L

Charles

Lanark-Renfirew
Fort York

Nov. 3, 1987
Nov. 3, 1987

Wrye, Hon. William
Munro

Windsor-Sandwich Nov. 3, 1987

Minister Without Portfolio
Responsible for Senior Citizens'
Affairs, Sept. 29, 1987-
Aug. 2, 1989.

Minister Without Portfolio
Responsible for Women's Issues,
Aug. 2, 1989 (Shuffle)-
Oct. 1, 1990.

Minister of Energy,

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Minister of Citizenship and
Minister Responsible for Race
Relations and the Ontario Human
Rights Commission and
Minister Responsible for
Multiculturalism, Aug. 2, 1989
(Shuffle)-Oct. 1, 1990.

Minister of Consumer and

Commercial Affairs,

Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Minister of Transportation,
Aug. 2, 1989 (Shuffle)-
Oct. 1, 1990.

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Constituency Member Party Comments

Algoma Charles Jackson "Bud" NDP THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ALGOMA-consists of

Wildman that part of the Territorial District of Algoma, but

excluding the geographic townships of Ebbs and
Templeton, lying northerly of a line described as
follows: Commencing at the southeast comer of the
geographic Township of Redden; thence westwly along
the south boundary of the geogr^hic townships of
Redden, Prescott, Plourde, Piche, Viel and Sagard to
the northeast comer of the geogr^hic Township of
Nicholas; thence southeriy along the east boundary of
the geographic Township of Nicholas to the ncwthwest
comer of the Town of Elliot Lake; thence southerly
along the west limit of the Town of Elliot Lake to the
northwest comer of the Township of The North Shwe;
thence southerly along the west boundary of that
township to the southerly boundary of the Territorial
District of Algoma; thence westerly along that
boundary to the easterly limit of the City of Sault Ste.
Marie; thence northerly along the easterly boundary of
the City of Sault Ste. Marie to the northeast comer
thereof; thence westerly along the north boundary of
that city to the northwest comer thereof; thence
southerly along the east boundary of the Township of
Prince to the southeast comer thereof; thence westeriy
along the south boundary of the Township of Prince to
the International Boundary between Canada and the
United States of America.

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Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Algotna-Manitoulin

Michael Arthur Brown

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ALGOMA-
MANTTOULIN-consists of the TerritMial
District of Manitoulin and that part of the
territorial districts of Algoma and Sudbury
lying within the following limits:
Commencing at the intersection of the
southerly boundary of the Territorial
District of Sudbury with the east boundary
of the geographic township of Curtin;
thence northerly along the east boundary of
the geographic townships of Curtin and
Foster to the northeast comer of the last
mentioned township; thence westerly along
the north boundary of the geographic
townships of Foster and Merritt to the
northeast comer of the Town of Espanola;
thence westerly along the ncMlh boundary of
the said town to the northwest comer
thereof; thence westeriy along the north
boundary of the geographic Township of
Merritt to the southeast comer of the
geographic Township of Shakespeare;
thence westerly along the south boundary of
the geographic townships of Shakespeare
and Gough to the southeast comer of the
geographic Township of Tennyson; thence
northerly along the east boundary of the
geographic townships of Tennyson, Boon,
Mandamin and Strain to the northeast
comer of the last mentioned township;
thence westerly along the north boundary of
the geographic townships of Strain,
Teasdale, Poncet, Hughson, Hembmff and
Raimbault to the northwest comer of the
last mentioned township; thence southerly
along the west boundary of the said
township to the northwest comer of the
Town of Elliot Lake; thence southerly
along the west limit of the said town to the
northwest comer of the Township of The
North Shore; thence southerly along the
west boundary of the said township to the
southeriy boundary of the Territorial
District of Algoma; thence easterly along
the southerly boundary of the territorial
districts of Algoma and Sudbury to the
point of commencement.

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Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Beaches- Woodbine

Marion Helen Bryden

NfDP THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BEACHES-
WOODBINE-consists of that part of the
City of Toronto lying within the following
limits: Commencing at the intersection of
Queen Street East with Greenwood Avenue;
thence northerly along Greenwood Avenue
to the Canadian National railway line;
thence northeasterly along the said railway
line to Coxwell Avenue; thence northerly
along Coxwell Avenue to the northerly
limit of the City of Toronto; thence
easterly along the said limit to the easterly
limit of the said city; thence southerly
along the said limit to the southeasterly
comer of the City of Toronto; thence
westerly along the southerly limit of the
said city to the southerly prolongation of
Leslie Street; thence northerly along the
said prolongation to and along Leslie Street
to Queen Street East; thence easterly along
Queen Street East to the point of
commencement.

Brampton North

Carman John
McClelland

Brampton South

Robert V. Callahan

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BRAMPTON
NORTH-consists of that part of the City of
Brampton lying northerly of a line described
as follows: Commencing at the intersection
of the easterly Umit of the City of
Brampton with the King's Highway No. 7;
thence westerly along the said Highway to
Queen Street East; thence westerly along
Queen Street East to Kennedy Road; thence
northerly along Kennedy Road to Vodden
Street; thence westerly along Vodden Street
to Main Street; thence northerly along
Main Street and the King's Highway No.
10 to the King's Highway No. 7; thence
westeriy along said Highway to the
westerly limit of the City of Brampton.

TOE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BRAMPTON
SOUTH-consists of that part of the City of
Brampton lying southerly of a line
described as follows: Commencing at the
intersection of easterly limit of the City of
Brampton with the King's Highway No. 7;
thence westerly along the said Highway to
Queen Street East; thence westerly along
Queen Street East to Kennedy Road; thence
northeriy along Kennedy Road to Vodden
Street; thence westerly along Vodden Street
to Main Street; thence northerly along
Main Street and the King's Highway No.
10 to the King's Highway No. 7; thence
westerly along said Highway to the
westerly limit of the City of Brampton.

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Brantford

David Emil Neumann

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF
BRANTFORD-consists of the City of
Brantfoid

Brant-Haldimand

Hon. Robert Fletcher
Nixon

Bruce

Burlington South

Hon. Murray John
Elston

Cameron D. Jackson

Cambridge

Michael Liam Faman

Carleton

Norman William
Sterling

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BRANT-
HALDIMAND-consists of the County of
Brant but excluding the City of Brantford;
the towns of Dunnville and Haldimand,
Indian reserves No. 40 and No. 40A, and
the Township of North Dumfries but
excluding that part lying within the
geographic Township of Beverly.

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BRUCE-
consists of the County of Bruce.

PC THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF

BURLINGTON SOUTH-consists of that part
of the City of Burlington lying southerly
and westeriy of a line described as follows:
Commencing at the intersection of the
southwesterly limit of the City of
Burlington with the King's Highway No.
403; thence northeasterly along said
Highway to the Queen Elizabeth Way;
thence northeasteriy along the Queen
Elizabeth Way to the northeasterly limit of
the City of Burlington; thence southeasterly
along the said limit to New Street; thence
southwesterly along New Street to Appleby
Line; thence southeasterly along Appleby
Line to Appleby Place; thence southeasterly
along Appleby Place and its southeasterly
prolongation to the shore of Lake Ontario;
thence northeasterly along the said shore to
the northeasterly limit of the City of
Burlington.

NDP THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF

CAMBRIDGE-consists of the City of
Cambridge and of that part of the Township
of North Dumfries lying within the
geographic Township of Beverly.

PC THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF CARLETON-
consists of the City of Kanata and the
townships of Goulboum, Osgoode, Rideau
and West Carleton.

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Carleton East

Hon. Gilles E. Morin

Chatham-Kent

Maurice Louis Bossy

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF CARLETON
EAST-consists of the Village of RockcUffe
Park and of that part of the cities of
Gloucester and Ottawa lying within the
following limits: Commencing at the
intersection of the easterly limit of the City
of Ottawa with the Queensway; thence
easterly along the Queensway to Blair
Road; thence northerly along Blair Road to
Montreal Road; thence westerly along
Montreal Road to the easterly limit of the
City of Vanier; thence northerly along the
said limit to Beechwood Avenue; thence
southwesterly along Beechwood Avenue to
the limit between the City of Ottawa and
the Village of Rockcliffe Parte; thence
northerly and westerly along the said limit
to the most northwesterly comer of the
Village of Rockcliffe Park; thence
northeasterly along the nwthwesterly limit
of the Village of Rockcliffe Park to
Princess Avenue; thence nwthwesterly
along Princess Avenue to Rockcliffe
Driveway; thence north 45° 00' west to the
Inteiprovincial Boundary between Ontario
and Quebec; thence easteriy along the said
Interprovincial Boundary to the
northeasterly comer of the City of
Gloucester, thence southerly, westerly and
northerly along the easterly, southerly and
westerly limits of the City of Gloucester to
the nOTthwesterly comer of the said city;
thence easterly along the northerly limit of
the City of Gloucester to the westerly limit
of the Ottawa Intemational Airport; thence
southerly along the said limit to Leitrim
Drive; thence easterly along Leitrim Drive
to Albion Road; thence northerly along
Albion Road to Leitrim Road; thence
easterly along Leitrim Road to the King's
Highway No. 31; thence northerly along
said Highway to Conroy Road; thence
northerly along Conroy Road to the
southerly limit of the City of Ottawa;
thence easterly and nOTtherly along the
southerly and easterly limits of the City of
Ottawa to the point of commencement.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF CHATHAM-
KENT-consists of the City of Chatham, the
towns of Bothwell, Dresden and
Wallaceburg and the townships of Camden,
Chatham, Dover and Zone.

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Cochrane North

Hon. Jacques Nod
"Ren6" Fontaine

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF COCHRANE
NORTH-consists of the geographic
townships of Ebbs and Templeton; that part
of the Territorial District of Cochrane lying
northerly and westerly of a line described as
follows: Commencing at the intersection of
the Interprovincial Boundary between
Ontario and Quebec with the water's edge
along the southerly shore of Lake Abitibi;
thence northwesterly along that water's edge
to the south boundary of the geographic
Township of Galna; thence westeriy along
the south boundary of the geographic
townships of Galna and Moody to the north
limit of the Town of Iroquois Falls; thence
westerly along the said limit to the
northeast comer of the geographic
Township of Teefy; thence westerly along
the north boundary of the said township to
the northwest comer thereof; thence
westerly along the north limit of the Town
of Iroquois Falls to the northwest comer
thereof; thence southerly along the west
limit of the said town to the north limit of
the City of Timmins; thence westerly along
the north limit of the said city to the
northwest comer thereof; thence westeriy
along the north boundary of the geographic
Township of Byers to the northwest comer
thereof; thence southerly along the west
boundary of the geographic townships of
Byers, Cote and Massey to the south
boundary of the geographic Township of
Enid; and that part of the Territorial District
of Kenora lying easterly of a line described
as follows: Commencing at the northerly
extremity of the boundary between the
territorial districts of Cochrane and Thunder
Bay; thence northerly along a meridian line
to the 212 Mile Post planted thereon by A.
Tarvydas, O.L.S., in 1958; thence north
astronomically to the shore of Hudson Bay.

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Cochrane South

Alan William Pope

PC THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF COCHRANE

SOUTH-consists of that part of the
TerritOTial District of Cochrane lying
southerly and easterly of a line described as
follows: Commencing at the intersection of
the Inter]M"Ovincial Boundary between
Ontario and Quebec with the water's edge
along the southerly shwe of Lake Abitibi;
thence northwesterly along that water's edge
to the south boundary of the geographic
Township of Galna; thence westerly along
the south boundary of the geographic
townships of Galna and Moody to the north
limit of the Town of Iroquois Falls; thence
westerly along the said limit to the
northeast comer of the geographic
Township of Teefy; thence westerly along
the north boundary of the said township to
the northwest comer thereof; thence
westerly along the north limit of the Town
of Iroquois Falls to the northwest comer
thereof; thence southerly along the west
limit of the said town to the north limit of
the City of Timmins; thence westerly along
the north limit of the said city to the
northwest comer thereof; thence westerly
along the north boundary of the geographic
Township of Byers to the northwest comer
thereof; thence southerly along the west
boundary of the geographic townships of
Byers, Cote and Massey to the south
boundary of the geographic Township of
Enid.

Cwnwall

John C. Cleary

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OT CORNW ALL-
consists of the City of Comwall, the
townships of Charlottenburgh and
Comwall, and Indian Reserve No. 59.

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Don Mills

Murad Velshi

Dovercourt

Antonio "Tony"
Lupusella

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF DON MILLS-

consists of that part of the City of North
York and of the Borough of East York
lying within the following limits:
Commencing at the intersection of
Lawrence Avenue East with the easterly
limit of the City of North York; thence
southerly along the easterly limit of the
City of North York and the Borough of
East York to the southerly limit of the said
bwough; thence westerly along the said
southerly limit to Chisholm Avenue;
thence northerly along Chisholm Avenue
and its northerly prolongation to Taylor
Creek; thence northwesterly along Taylor
Creek to the Don River, thence westerly
along the Don River to Don Mills Road;
thence northerly along Don Mills Road to
the southerly limit of the City of North
York; thence northwesterly, westerly and
northerly along the said limit to the easterly
extremity of the course thereon oriented in
an easterly and westerly direction and
situated immediately north of Glen Echo
Road; thence easterly on the easterly
prolongation of the said course to the Don
River West Branch; thence southeasterly
along the Don River West Branch to the
westerly prolongation of Lawrence Avenue
East; thence easterly along the said
prolongation to and along Lawrence Avenue
East to the point of commencement.

NDP THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF

DOVERCOURT-consists of that part of the
City of Toronto lying within the following
limits: Commencing at the intersection of
the southerly limit of the City of Yoiic
with Bathurst Street; thence southerly along
Bathurst Street to Bloor Street West; thence
westerly along Bloor Street West to the
Canadian National railway line situated
immediately west of Helens Avenue; thence
northerly along the said railway line to St.
Clair Avenue West; thence westerly along
St. Clair Avenue West to the Canadian
National railway line situated immediately
northeast of Weston Road; thence
northwesteily along the said railway line to
the northerly limit of the City of Toronto;
thence easterly along the said limit to the
point of commencement

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Downsview

Laureano Leone

Dufferin-Peel

Hon. Mavis Wilson

NDP THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT Cff'

DOWNS vmw-consists of that part of the
City of North Ywlc lying within the
following limits: Commencing at the
intersection of Black Creek with the
northerly limit of the City of North York;
thence easterly along the said limit to
Dufferin Street; thence southeriy along
Dufferin Street to Allen Road; thence
southerly along Allen Road to the
Macdonald-Cartier Freeway; thence westerly
along the Macdonald-Cartier Freeway to
Jane Street; thence northerly along Jane
Street to Finch Avenue West; thence
easterly along Finch Avenue West to Black
Creek; thence nwlherly along Black Creek
to the point of commencement.

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF DUFFERIN-
PEEL-consists of the County of Dufferin
and the Town of Caledon.

Durham Centre

Allan Furlong

Durham East

Sammy Lawrence
Cureatz

Durham West

Durham- York

Norah Jane Stoner

William George
Ballinger

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF DURHAM
CENTRE-consists of that part of the Town
of Whitby lying southerly of Taunton Road
and that part of the City of Oshawa lying
within the following limits: Commencing
at the intersection of the westerly limit of
the City of Oshawa with King Street West;
thence easterly along King Street West to
Ritson Road North; thence northerly along
Ritson Road North to Taunton Road;
thence westerly along Taunton Road to the
westerly limit of the City of Oshawa;
thence southerly along the said limit to the
point of commencement

PC THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF DURHAM
EAST-consists of that part of the City of
Oshawa lying northerly of Taunton Road,
that part of the Town of Whitby lying
northerly of Taunton Road, the Town of
Newcastle, the townships of Manvers and
Scugog and Indian Reserve No. 34.

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF DURHAM
WEST-consists of the towns of Ajax and
Pickering.

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF DURHAM-
YORK -consists of the towns of East
Gwillimbury and Whitchurch-Stouffville,
the townships of Brock, Georgina and
Uxbridge, and Indian Reserve
No. 33.

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Eglinton

Dianne Poole

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF EGLDMTON-
consists of that part of the City of Toronto
lying within the following limits:
Commencing at the intersection of
Eglinton Avenue West with Latimer
Avenue; thence northerly along Latimer
Avenue to Roselawn Avenue; thence
easterly along Roselawn Avenue to
CasUewood Road; thence northerly along
Castlewood Road to Briar Hill Avenue;
thence westerly along Briar Hill Avenue to
the southerly prolongation of the course in
the northerly limit of the City of Toronto
oriented in a northerly and southerly
direction and situated immediately west of
Proudfoot Avenue; thence northerly along
the said prolongation to the northerly limit
of the City of Toronto; thence northerly,
easterly and southerly along the said limit
to the westerly limit of the Borough of East
York; thence southerly along the said limit
to the southerly limit of Mount Pleasant
Cemetery; thence westerly along the said
limit to Yonge Street; thence northerly
along Yonge Street to the abandoned
Canadian National railway line situated
immediately south of Merton Street; thence
northwesterly along the said railway line to
the southerly prolongation of Duncannon
Drive; thence northerly along the said
prolongation to and along Duncannon Drive
to Eglinton Avenue West; thence westerly
along Eglinton Avenue West to the point
of commencement

Elgin
Essex-Kent

Marietta L.D. Robots

James Fitzgerald
McGuigan

Essex South

Hon. Remo J. Mancini

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ELGIN-
consists of the County of Elgin.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ESSEX-
KENT-consists consists of the towns of
Belle River, Blenheim, Ridgetown and
Tilbury, the villages of Erie Beach, Erieau,
Highgate, Thamesville and Wheatley, and
the townships of Harwich, Howard,
Maidstone, Orford, Raleigh, Rochester,
Romney, Sandwich South, Tilbury East,
Tilbury North and Tilbury West.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ESSEX
SOUTH-consists of the towns of
Amherstburg, Essex, Hanx)w, Kingsville
and Leamington, and the townships of
Anderdon, Colchester North, Colchester
South, Gosfield North, Gosfield South,
Maiden, Mersea and Pelee.

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Etobicoke-Humber

D. James Henderson

Etobicoke-Lakeshore

Ruth Anna Grier

NDP

Etobicoke-Rexdale

Etobicoke West

Edward Thomas Philip NDP

Linda Lillian LeBourdais

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ETOBICX)KE-
HUMBER -consists of that part of the City
of Etobicoke lying within the following
limits: Commencing at the intersection of
Bloor Street West with Kipling Avenue;
thence northerly along Kipling Avenue to
The Westway; thence westerly along The
Westway to Martin Grove Road; thence
northerly along Martin Grove Road to the
Macdonald-Cartier Freeway; thence
northeasterly along the Macdonald-Cartier
Freeway to the easterly limit of the City of
Etobicoke; thence southeasterly along the
said limit to Bloor Street West; thence
westerly along Bloor Street West to the
point of commencement

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ETOBICOKE-
LAKESHORE-consists of that part of the
City of Etobicoke lying southerly of a line
described as follows: Commencing at the
intersection of the westerly limit of the
City of Etobicoke with the Canadian
Pacific railway line; thence northeasterly
along the said railway line to Kipling
Avenue; thence northerly along Kipling
Avenue to BIoot Street West; thence
easterly along Bloor Street West to the
easterly limit of the City of Etobicoke.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ETOBICOKE-
REXDALE-consists of that part of the City
of Etobicoke lying northerly of the
Macdonald-Cartier Freeway.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ETOBICOKE
WEST-consists of that part of the City of
Etobicc^e lying within the following
limits: Commencing at the intersection of
the Canadian Pacific railway line with the
westerly limit of the City of Etobicoke;
thence northerly along the said limit to the
Macdonald-Cartier Freeway; thence
northeasterty along the Macdonald-Cartier
Freeway to Martin Grove Road; thence
southerly along Martin Grove Road to The
Westway; thence easterly along The
Westway to Kipling Avenue; thence
southerly along Kipling Avenue to the
Canadian Pacific railway line; thence
southwesterly along the said railway line to
the point of commencement.

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Fort William

Hon. Lyn McLeod

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF FORT
WILLIAM-consists of that part of the
Territorial District of Thunder Bay lying
within the following limits: Commencing
at the intersection of the International
Boundary between Canada and the United
States of America with a line drawn on a
course of south astronomic from the
southwest comer of the geographic
Township of Devon; thence north
astronomically along the said line to the
southwest comer of the said township;
thence ncxtheriy along the west boundary of
the geographic townships of Devon,
Fraleigh, Lybster and Marks to the
northwest comer of the last mentioned
township; thence easterly along the north
boundary of the geographic Township of
Marks to the northwest comer of the
Township of O'Connw; thence easterly
along the north boundary of the said
township to the northeast comer thereof;
thence southerly along the east boundary of
the east boundary of the Township of
O'Connor to the northwest comer of the
Township of Paipoonge; thence easterly
along the north boundary of the said
township to the northeast comer thereof;
thence easterly along the north boundary of
the former Township of Neebing and of the
former City of Fort William, both as
existing prior to January 1, 1970, to the
Lakehead Expressway; thence northeriy
along the Lakehead Ex[M^ssway to the
Harbour Access Route; thence easterly
along the Harbour Access Route to Golf
Links Road; thence southerly along Golf
Links Road to the north limit of the former
City of Fort William, as existing prior to
January 1, 1970; thence easteriy along the
said limit and its easterly prolongation to
the line of longitude 89° 00'; thence south
astronomically along the said line of
longitude to the International Boundary
between Canada and the United States of
America; thence southwesteriy and westeriy
along the said International Boundary to the
point of commencement

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Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Fort York

Hon. Robert Charles
Wong

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF PORT YORK-
consists of that part of the City of Toronto
lying within the following limits:
Commencing at the intersection of
Ossington Avenue with Bloor Street West;
thence easterly along Bloor Street West to
Bathurst Street; thence southerly along
Bathurst Street to College Street; thence
easterly along College Street to Carlton
Street; thence easterly along Carlton Street
to Sherboume Street; thence southerly
along Sherboume Street and its southerly
prolongation to the water's edge of Inner
Harbour, thence easterly along the said
water's edge to the northerly prolongation
of the centre line of Eastern Channel of
Ineer Harbour, thence southerly along the
said prolongation to and along the said
centre line to the southerly extremity
thereof; thence southerly along the
prolongation of the said centre line to the
southerly limit of the City of Toronto;
thence westerly and northwesterly along the
southerly and southwesterly limits of the
said city to the southerly prolongation of
Strachan Avenue; thence northerly along
the said prolongation to and along Strachan
Avenue to the Gardiner Expressway; thence
westerly along the Gardiner Expressway to
the southerly prolongation of Atlantic
Avenue; thence nwtherly along the said
prolongation to and along Atlantic Avenue
to King Street West; thence easterly along
King Street West to the southerly
prolongation of Dovercourt Road; thence
northerly along the said prolongation to and
along Dovercourt Road to College Street;
thence easterly along College Street to
Ossington Avenue; thence northerly along
Ossington Avenue to the point of
commencement

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R-ontenac-Addington

Laurence George "Larry'
South

Grey

Ronald F. Lipsett

Guelph

Rick Eugenio Ferraro

Halton Centre

Barbara Sullivan

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF

FRONTENAC-ADDINGTON-consists of that
part of the County of Frontenac lying
northerly of a line described as follows:
Commencing at the intersection of the
easterly limit of the Township of
Pittsburgh with the Macdonald-Cartier
Freeway; thence southwesterly along the
Macdonald-Cartier Freeway to the northerly
limit of the City of Kingston; thence
westerly and southerly along the northerly
and westerly limits of the City of Kingston
to the shore of Lake Ontario; thence
westerly along the said shore to the
westerly boundary of the Township of
Kingston; and that part of the County of
Lennox and Addington lying northerly of a
line described as follows: Commencing at
the southeasterly comer of the Township of
Camden East; thence westeriy along the
southerly boundary of the Township of
Camden East to the southeasterly comer of
the Village of Newburgh; thence westerly
along the southerly limit of the said village
to the southerly boundary of the Township
of Camden East; thence westerly along the
southerly Umit of the said township to the
southwesterly comer thereof; thence
northerly along the westerly boundary of
the said township to the northeasterly
comer of the Township of Richmond.

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF GRE Y-
consists of the County of Grey.

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF GUELPH-
consists of the City of Guelph.

L THE ELECnmAL DISTRICT OF HALTON

CENTRE-consists of that part of the City of
Burlington lying northerly and westerly of a
line described as follows: Commencing at
the intersection of the southwesterly limit
of the City of Burlington with the King's
Highway No. 403; thence northeasterly
along said Highway to the Queen Elizabeth
Way; thence northeasterly along the Queen
Elizabeth Way to the northeasterly limit of
the City of Burlington; and that part of the
Town of Milton lying southerly of Deny
Road; and that part of the Town of Oakville
lying northerly of the Queen Elizabeth
Way.

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Halton North

Hamilton Centre

R. Walter Elliot

Hon. Lily Oddie Munro

Hamilton East

Robert Warren
Mackenzie

NDP

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HALTON
NORTH-consists of the Town of Halton
Hills and that part of the Town of Milton
lying northerly of Derry Road.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HAMILTON
CENTRE-consists of that part of the City of
Hamilton lying within the following
limits: Commencing at the intersection of
Queen Street with King Street; thence
westerly along King Street to Chedoke
Expressway; thence northerly along
Chedoke Expressway to the Desjardins
Canal; thence westerly along said canal to
the westerly limit of the City of Hamilton;
thence northerly and easterly along the
westerly and northerly limits of the said
city to the northerly prolongation of
Sherman Avenue; thence southerly along
the said prolongation to and along Sherman
Avenue to Cannon Street; thence easterly
along Cannon Street to Gage Avenue;
thence southerly along Gage Avenue and its
southerly prolongation to the brow of
Hamilton Mountain; thence westerly along
the said brow to the southerly prolongation
of Queen Street; thence northerly along the
said prolongation to and along Queen Street
to the point of commencement.

Name changed to Oddie-Munro, 1988-1989.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HAMILTON
EAST-consists of that part of the City of
Hamilton lying within the following
limits: Commencing at the intersection of
the easterly limit of the City of Hamilton
with Queenston Road; thence westerly
along Queenston Road to Redhill Creek;
thence southerly along Redhill Creek to the
brow of the Hamilton Mountain; thence
westerly along the said brow to the
southerly prolongation of Gage Avenue;
thence northerly along the said prolongation
to and along Gage Avenue to Cannon
Street; thence westerly along Cannon Street
to Sherman Avenue; thence northerly along
Sherman Avenue and its northerly
prolongation to the northerly limit of the
City of Hamilton; thence easterly along the
northerly limit of the said city to the
northeasterly comer thereof; thence
southerly along the easterly limit of the
said city to the point of commencement.

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Hamilton Mountain

Brian Albert Charlton

NDP THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HAMILTON
MOUNT AIN-consists of that part of the City
of Hamilton lying within the following
limits: Commencing at the intersection of
the southerly limit of the City of Hamilton
with Upper James Street; thence northerly
along Upper James Street to Fennell
Avenue; thence easterly along Fennell
Avenue to Upper Wellington Street; thence
northerly along Upper Wellington Street
and its northerly prolongation as aligned
between Inverness Avenue and Concession
Avenue to the brow of Hamilton Mountain;
thence easterly along the said brow to the
easterly hmit of the City of Hamilton;
thence southerly and westerly along the
easterly and southerly limits of the said city
to the point of commencement.

Hamilton West

Richard Allen

NDP THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HAMILTON
WEST-consists of that part of the City of
Hamilton lying within the following
limits: Commencing at the intersection of
Upper James Street with the southerly limit
of the City of Hamilton; thence westerly
and northerly along the southerly and
westerly limits of the said city to the
Desjardins Canal; thence easterly along the
said canal to the Chedoke Expressway;
thence southerly along the Chedoke
Expressway to King Street; thence easterly
along King Street to Queen Su-eet; thence
southerly along Queen Street and its
southerly prolongation to the brow of
Hamilton Mountain; thence easterly along
the said brow to the northerly prolongation
of Upper Wellington Street as aligned
between Inverness Avenue and Concession
Avenue; thence southerly along the said
prolongation to and along Upper
Wellington Street to Fennell Avenue;
thence westerly along Fennell Avenue to
Upper James Street; thence southerly along
Upper James Street to the point of
commencement.

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Hastings-Peterborough James Pollock

PC THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HASTINGS-
PETERBOROUGH-consists of that part of the
County of Hastings lying northerly of a
line described as follows: Commencing at
the southwesterly comer of the Township
of Rawdon; thence easterly along the
southerly boundary of the said township to
the westerly limit of the Village of
Stirling; thence southerly, easterly and
northerly along the westerly, southerly and
easterly limits of the said village to the
southerly boundary of the Township of
Rawdon; thence easterly along the said
boundary to the southwesterly comer of the
Township of Huntingdon; thence easterly
along the southerly boundary of the said
township to the southwesterly comer of the
Township of Hungerford; thence easterly
along the southerly boundary of the said
township to the southeasterly comer
thereof; and the villages of Havelock,
Lakefield and Norwood, and the townships
of Asphodel, Belmont and Methuen,
Burleigh and Anstruther, Chandos, Douro,
Dummer, Galway and Cavendish, Harvey,
and Otonabee.

High Park-Swansea

David Gordon Fleet

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HIGH PARK-
SWANSEA-consists of that part of the City
of Toronto lying westerly of a hne
described as follows: Commencing at the
intersection of the northerly limit of the
City of Toronto with the Canadian National
railway hne situated immediately northeast
of Weston Road; thence southeasterly along
the said railway line to St. Clair Avenue
West; thence easterly along St. Clair
Avenue West to the Canadian National
railway line situated immediately west of
Caledonia Park Road; thence southerly
along the said railway line to Bloor Street
West; thence westerly along Bloor Street
West to Dundas Street West; thence
southerly along Dundas Street West to
Roncesvalles Avenue; thence southerly
along Roncesvalles Avenue and its
southerly prolongation to the southwesterly
limit of the City of Toronto.

Huron

Hon. John Keith "Jack'
RiddeU

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HURON-
consists of the County of Huron.

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Kenora

Frank Ranover Miclash

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF KENORA-
consists of that part of the Territorial
District of Kenora lying northerly and
westerly of a line described as follows:
Commencing at the intersection of the
International Boundary between Canada and
the United States of America with a line
drawn west astronomic from the westerly
extremity of the 4th Base Line at the
westerly shore of Aulneau Peninsula;
thence east astronomically along the said
line to the westerly extremity of the said
4th Base Line; thence easterly along the
said base line to the 6th Meridian Line
surveyed by A. Niven, O.L.S., in 1894;
thence northerly along the 6th Meridian
Line to the southwest comer of the
geographic Township of Wainwright;
thence easterly along the south boundary of
the said township to the northwest comer of
the Town of Dryden; thence southerly and
easterly along the westerly and southerly
limits of the said town to the west limit of
the Township of Barclay; thence northerly,
easterly and southerly along the west, north
and east limits of the said township to the
south boundary of the geographic Township
of Brownridge; thence easterly along the
south boundary of the geographic
townships of Brownridge, Laval and
McAree to the southeast comer of the last
mentioned township; thence easterly along
the base hne run by Phillips and Benner,
O.L.S., in 1932, to the southwest comer of
Block 9; thence easterly along the south
boundary of the said block to the southeast
comer thereof; thence easterly along the
base line mn by Phillips and Benner,
O.L.S., in 1932, to the boundary between
the territorial districts of Kenora and
Thunder Bay; thence northerly along the
said boundary to the northwesterly comer of
the Territorial District of Thunder Bay;
thence continuing northerly along a
meridian line to the 215 + 78.207 Mile
Post planted thereon by A. Tarvydas,
O.L.S., in 1957; thence north
astronomically to the Interprovincial
Boundary between Ontario and Manitoba.

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Kingston and the Islands Kenneth A. Keyes

THE EL£CrORAL DISTRICT OF lONGSTON
AND THE ISLANfDS-consists of the City of
Kingston, the townships of Amherst Island,
Howe Island, and Wolfe Island, and that part
of the Township of Pittsburgh lying
southerly of the Macdonald-Cartier
Freeway.

Kitchener

David R. Cooke

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF KTTCHENER-
consists of that part of the City of
Kitchener lying northerly and westerly of
the Conestoga Parkway.

Kitchener-Wilmot

Hon. John Roland
Sweeney

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF KITCHENER-
WILMOT-consists of the Township of
Wilmot and that part of the City of
Kitchener lying southerly and easterly of
the Conestoga Parkway.

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LakeNipigon Gilles Pouliot NfDP THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF LAKE NIPIGON-consists of the

community of English River in the Territorial District of Kenora and
that part of the territorial districts of Kenora and Thunder Bay lying
within the following limits: Commencing at the 215 + 78.207 Mile
Post planted on a meridian line in the Territorial District of Kenora
surveyed by A. Tarvydas, O.L.S., in 1957; thence southerly along
that meridian line to the northerly extremity of the west boundary of
the Territorial District of Thunder Bay; thence southerly along the
said boundary to the International Boundary between Canada and the
United States of America; thence easterly along the said International
Boundary to the intersection with a line drawn south astronomic from
the southeast comer of the geographic Township of Hartington;
thence north astronomically along that line to the southeast comer of
the geographic Township of Hartington; thence northerly along the
east boundary of the geographic townships of Hartington, Lismore,
Strange, Aldina, Sackville, Laurie and Blackwell to the northeast
corner of the last mentioned township; thence easterly along the south
boundary of the geographic Township of Soper and of Block 1 to the
southeast comer of Block 1; thence northerly along the east boundary
of Block 1 to the northwest comer of the geographic Township of
Fowler; thence easterly along the north boundary of the geographic
townships of Fowler and Jacques to the northeast comer of the last
mentioned township; thence southerly along the east boundary of the
said township to the north boundary of the geographic Township of
Gorham; thence easterly along the north boundary of the said
township to the northeast comer thereof;

thence southerly along the east boundary of the geographic Township
of Gorham to the northwest comer of the Township of Shuniah;
thence easterly and northerly along the north and west boundaries of
the Township of Shuniah to the southwest comer of the Township of
Dorion; thence easterly along the south boundary of the said
township to the southeast comer thereof; thence east astronomically
^ to the centre line of Black Bay of Lake Superior; thence southeriy

along that centre line to the southerly extremity thereof; thence south
astronomically to the International Boundary between Canada and the
United States of America; thence northeasterly and southeasterly
along the said International Boundary to the southeast comer of the
Territorial District of Thunder Bay; thence northerly, westerly and
northerly along the east boundary of the Territorial District of
Thunder Bay to the northeast comer thereof; thence northerly along a
meridian line to the 212 Mile Post planted thereon by A. Tarvydas,
O.L.S., in 1958; thence north astronomically to the shore of Hudson
Bay; thence northwesterly along the said shore to the Interprovincial
Boundary between Ontario and Manitoba; thence southwesterly along
the said Interprovincial Boundary to the intersection with a Une drawn
north astronomic from the point of commencement; thence south
astronomically along the said line to the point of commencement.

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Lambton

David William Smith

Lanaric-Renfipew

Douglas Jack Wiseman PC

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF LAMBTON-
consists of that part of the County of
Lambton lying southerly and easterly of a
line described as follows: Commencing at
the southwesterly comer of Indian Reserve
No. 45; thence easterly along the southerly
boundary of Indian Reserve No. 45 to the
southeasterly comer thereof; thence
northerly along the easterly limit of Indian
Reserve No. 45 to the easterly limit of the
City of Samia; thence northerly along the
said limit to Confederation Street; thence
easterly along Confederation Street to
Modeland Road; thence northerly along
Modeland Road and its northerly
prolongation to the northerly boundary of
the Township of Samia.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF LAN ARK-
RENFREW-consists of the County of
Lanaric, the towns of Amprior and Renfrew,
the Village of Braeside and the townships of
Admaston, Bagot and Blithfield, Horton and
McNab.

Lawrence

Joseph Cordiano

Leeds-Grenville

Robert William
Runciman

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF LAWRENCE-
consists of that part of the City of North
York lying southerly of a line described as
follows: Commencing at the intersection of
the westerly limit of the City of North
York with the Macdonald-Cartier Freeway;
thence easterly along the Macdonald-Cartier
Freeway to Allen Road; thence southerly
along Allan Road to the westerly
prolongation of Baycrest Avenue; thence
easterly along the said prolongation to and
along Baycrest Avenue to Bathurst Street;
thence southerly along Bathurst Street to
Old Orchard Grove; thence easterly along
Old Orchard Grove to the southerly limit of
the City of North York.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF LEEDS-
GRENVILLE-consists of the County of
Leeds, the Town of Prescott, the Village of
Merrickville and the townships of Augusta
and Wolford.

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Lincoln

Harry Pelissero

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF LINCOLN-
consists of the towns of Grimsby, Lincoln
and Pelham, the Township of West
Lincoln, and that part of the City of St.
Catharines lying westerly of a line described
as follows: Commencing at the intersection
of the southerly limit of the City of St.
Catharines with Twelve Mile Creek; thence
northerly along Twelve Mile Creek to the
Queen Elizabeth Way; thence westerly
along the Queen Elizabeth Way to
Martindale Road; thence northerly along
Martindale Road to Lakeshore Road West;
thence westerly along Lakeshore Road West
to Courtleigh Road; thence northerly along
Courtleigh Road and its northerly
prolongation to the northerly limit of the
City of St. Catharines.

London Centre

Hon. David Robert
Peterson

L Premier and President of the Executive
Council.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF LONDON
CENTRE-consists of that part of the City of
London lying within the following limits:
Commencing at the intersection of Oxford
Street with Highbury Avenue; thence
northerly along Highbury Avenue to Huron
Street; thence easterly along Huron Street
to Clarke Side Road; thence southerly along
Clarke Side Road and its southerly
prolongation to the limit between the City
of London and the Township of
Westminster; thence westerly and southerly
along the said limit to Commissioners
Road; thence westerly along
Commissioners Road to the Canadian
National railway line; thence northwesterly
along the said railway line to the easterly
prolongation of Base Line Road; thence
westerly to and along Base Line Road to
Whamcliffe Road South; thence northerly
along Whamcliffe Road South to the
Thames River; thence easterly along the
said river to the North Thames River;
thence northerly along the North Thames
River to Oxford Street; thence easterly
along Oxford Street to the point of
commencement.

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London North

Ronald George Van
Home

London North
London South

Dianne E. Cunningham PC

Hon. Elizabeth "Joan"
Smith

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF LONDON
NORTH-consists of that part of the City of
London lying within the following limits:
Commencing at the intersection of Oxford
Street with Highbury Avenue; thence
northerly along Highbury Avenue to the
northerly limit of the City of London;
thence westerly and southerly along the
northerly and westerly limits of the said
city to the Thames River, thence easterly
along the Thames River to the North
Thames River; thence northerly along the
North Thames River to Oxford Street;
thence easterly along Oxford Street to the
point of commencement.

Resigned, Dec. 31, 1987.

Elected, Mar. 31, 1988. Sworn in on Apr.
12, 1988.

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF LONDON
SOUTH-consists of that part of the City of
London lying within the following limits:
Commencing at the intersection of the
westerly Hmit of the City of London with
the Thames River; thence easterly along the
Thames River to Whamcliffe Road South;
thence southerly along Whamcliffe Road
South to Base Line Road; thence easterly
along Base Line Road and its easterly
prolongation to the Canadian National
railway hne; thence southeasterly along the
Canadian National railway line to
Commissioners Road; thence easterly along
Commissioners Road to the easterly limit
of the City of London; thence southerly,
westerly and northerly along the easterly,
southerly and westerly Umits of the City of
London to the point of commencement.

Markham

W. Donald Cousens

PC THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MARKHAM-
consists of the Town of Markham.

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Middlesex

Douglas Richard
Reycraft

Mississauga East John Domagoj Sola

Mississauga North Hon. Steven Offer

Mississauga South Margaret Marland

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MIDDLESEX-
consists of the County of Middlesex and
Indian Reserves No. 41 and No. 42 but
excluding that part of the City of London
lying westerly of a line described as
follows: Commencing at the intersection of
the Thames River with the southerly
prolongation of Clarice Side Road; thence
northerly to and along Clarke Side Road to
Huron Street; thence westerly along Huron
Street to Highbury Avenue; thence
northeriy along Highbury Avenue to the
northerly limit of the City of London.

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF

MISSISSAUGA EAST-consists of that part of
the City of Mississauga lying within the
following limits: Commencing at the
intersection of Eglinton Avenue East with
the easterly limit of the City of
Mississauga; thence southerly along the
easterly limit of the said city to Dundas
Street East; thence southwesterly along
Dundas Street East to Cawthra Road; thence
southeasterly along Cawthra Road to the
Queen Elizabeth Way; thence southwesterly
along the Queen Elizabeth Way to
Hurontario Street; thence northwesterly
along Hurontario Street to Central Parkway
East; thence easterly and northerly along
Central Parkway East to Bumhamthorpe
Road East; thence northeasterly along
Bumhamthorpe Road East to Cawthra
Road; thence northwesterly along Cawthra
Road to Eglinton Avenue East; thence
northeasterly along Eglinton Avenue East
to the point of commencement.

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF

MISSISSAUGA NORTH-consists of that part
of the City of Mississauga lying northerly
of Eglinton Avenue.

PC THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF

MISSISSAUGA SOUTH-consists of that part
of the City of Mississauga lying southerly
of a line described as follows: Commencing
at the intersection of the southwesterly
limit of the City of Mississauga with the
Queen Elizabeth Way; thence northeasterly
along the Queen Elizabeth Way to Cawthra
Road; thence northwesterly along Cawthra
Road to Dundas Street East; thence
northeasterly along Dundas Street East to
the easterly limit of the City of
Mississauga.

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Mississauga West Steven W. Mahoney

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF
MISSISSAUGA WEST-consists of that part of
the City of Mississauga lying within the
following limits: Commencing at the
intersection of the westerly limit of the
City of Mississauga with Eglinton Avenue
West; thence northeasterly along Eglinton
Avenue West and Eglinton Avenue East to
Cawthra Road; thence southeasterly along
Cawthra Road to Bumhamthorpe Road
East; thence southwesterly along
Bumhamthorpe Road East to Central
Parkway East; thence southerly and
westerly along Central Parkway East to
Huron tario Street; thence southeasterly
along Hurontario Street to the Queen
Elizabeth Way; thence southwesterly along
the Queen Elizabeth Way to the westerly
limit of the City of Mississauga; thence
northwesterly, southwesterly and
northwesterly along the westerly limit of
the said city to the point of
commencement.

Muskoka-Georgian Bay Hon. Ken Black

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MUSKOKA-
GEORGIAN BAY-consists of The District
Municipality of Muskoka, the Town of
Midland, the villages of Port McNicoll and
Victoria Harbour and the townships of
Matchedash and Tay.

Nepean

Hans W. Daigeler

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NEPE AN-
consists of that part of the City of Nepean
lying southerly and westerly of a line
described as follows: Commencing at the
intersection of the Rideau River with Black
Rapids Creek; thence westerly along Black
Rapids Creek to Woodroffe Avenue; thence
northerly along Woodroffe Avenue to the
Canadian National-Canadian Pacific railway
line; thence easterly along the said railway
line to Merivale Road; thence northerly
along Merivale Road to Clyde Avenue;
thence northerly along Clyde Avenue to the
northerly limit of the City of Nepean.

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Niagara Falls

Hon. Vincent George
Kerrio

Niagara South

Raymond Louis
Haggerty

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NIAGARA
FALLS-consists of that part of the City of
Niagara Falls lying northerly of a line
described as follows: Commencing at the
intersection of the westerly limit of the
City of Niagara Falls with McLeod Road;
thence easterly along McLeod Road to
Stanley Avenue; thence southerly along
Stanley Avenue and its southerly
prolongation to the Welland River; thence
easterly along the Welland River to a line
drawn northwesterly and perpendicularly to
Main Street from the intersection of Main
Street with Sodom Road; thence
southeasterly along the said line to the
intersection of Main Street with Sodom
Road; thence southerly along Sodom Road
to Weinbrenner Road; thence easterly along
Weinbrenner Road to Willoughby Drive;
thence easterly along Edgeworth Road and
its easterly prolongation to the water's edge
along the shore of the Niagara River, thence
south 45° 00' east to the International
Boundary between Canada and the United
States of America.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NIAGARA
SOUTH-consists of the City of Port
Colbome, the Town of Fort Erie, the
Township of Wainfleet, and that part of the
City of Niagara Falls lying southerly of a
line described as follows: Commencing at
the intersection of the westerly limit of the
City of Niagara Falls with McLeod Road;
thence easterly along McLeod Road to
Stanley Avenue; thence southerly along
Stanley Avenue and its southerly
prolongation to the Welland River; thence
easterly along the Welland River to a line
drawn northwesterly and perpendicularly to
Main Street from the intersection of Main
Street with Sodom Road; thence
southeasterly along the said line to the
intersection of Main Street with Sodom
Road; thence southerly along Sodom Road
to Weinbrenner Road; thence easterly along
Weinbrenner Road to Willoughby Drive;
thence easterly along Edgeworth Road and
its easterly prolongation to the water's edge
along the shore of the Niagara River, thence
south 45° 00' east to the International
Boundary between Canada and the United
States of America.

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Nickel Belt Floyd Laughren NDP THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NICKEL

BELT-consists of that part of the Territorial
District of Sudbury lying northerly and
westerly of a line described as follows:
Commencing at the southeast comer of the
geographic Township of Janes; thence
westerly along the south boundary of the
geographic townships of Janes, Davis and
Scadding to the easterly limit of the Town
of Nickel Centre; thence northerly and
westerly along the limits of the Town of
Nickel Centre to the easterly limit of the
Town of Capreol; thence northerly,
westerly, northerly, westerly and southerly
along the limits of the Town of Capreol to
the northerly limit of the Town of Valley
East; thence westerly, southerly, easterly
and southerly along the limits of the Town
of Valley East to the northwest comer of
the City of Sudbury; thence southerly along
the westerly limit of the City of Sudbury to
the southwest comer thereof; thence easterly
along the southerly limit of the City of
Sudbury to the east boundary of the
geographic Township of Eden; thence
southerly along the east boundary of the
geographic townships of Eden, Bevin and
Sale to the southerly boundary of the
Territorial District of Sudbury; thence
westerly along the said boundary to the
southwest comer of the geographic
Township of Roosevelt; thence northerly
along the west boundary of the geographic
townships of Roosevelt and Tmman to the
southeast comer of the Township of Nairn;
thence westerly along the south boundary of
the townships of Nairn and Baldwin to the
southwest comer of the last mentioned
township; thence westerly along the south
boundary of the geographic townships of
Shakespeare and Gough to the westerly
boundary of the Territorial District of
Sudbury.

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Nipissing

Michael Deane Harris

P C THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NIPISSING-
consists of that part of the Territorial
District of Nipissing lying within the
following limits: Commencing at the
northwest comer of the geographic
township of Hugel; thence easterly along
the north boundary of the geographic
townships of Hugel and Badgerow to the
northwest comer of the Township of Field;
thence easterly along the north boundary of
the Township of Field to the northeast
comer thereof; thence easterly along the
north boundary of the geographic townships
of Grant, Charlton, Blyth, Merrick,
Mulock, French, Butler and Antoine to the
northeast comer of the last mentioned
township; thence easterly along the
prolongation of the north boundary of the
geographic Township of Antoine to the
Interprovincial Boundary between Ontario
and Quebec; thence southerly along the said
Interprovincial Boundary to the northeast
comer of the Township of Mattawan;
thence westerly along the north boundary of
the said township to the northwest comer
thereof; thence southerly along the west
boundary of the Township of Mattawan to
the southwesterly comer thereof; thence
westerly along the northerly boundary of
the townships of Calvin, Bonfield and East
Ferris to the northwesterly comer of the last
mentioned township; thence southerly
along the westerly boundary of the
Township of East Ferris to the
northeasterly comer of the Township of
North Himsworth; thence westerly and
northerly along the southerly and westerly
boundaries of the Territorial District of
Nipissing to the point of commencement

Leader of the Ontario Progressive
Conservative Party.

Norfolk

Gordon Irvin Miller

Leader of the Third Party.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NORPOLK-
consists of the City of Nanticoke, the
towns of Simcoe and Tillsonburg and the
townships of Delhi and Norfolk.

Northumberland

Joan M. Fawcett

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF
NORTHUMBERLAND-consists of the
County of Northumberland.

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Oakville South

Douglas Alexander
Carrothers

Oakwood

Hon. Chaviva Milada
Hosek

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF OAKVILLE
SOUTH-consists of that part of the Town of
Oakville lying southerly of the Queen
Elizabeth Way and that part of the City of
Burlington lying within the following
limits: Commencing at the intersection of
the northeasterly limit of the City of
Burlington with New Street; thence
southwesterly along New Street to Appleby
Line; thence southeasterly along Appleby
Line to Appleby Place; thence southeasterly
along Appleby Place and its southeasterly
prolongation to the shore of Lake Ontario;
thence northeasterly along the said shore to
the northeasterly Umit of the City of
Burlington; thence northwesterly along the
said limit to the point of commencement.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF O AKWOOD-
consists of that part of the cities of York
and Toronto lying within the following
limits: Commencing at the intersection of
Eglinton Avenue West with Bathurst
Street; thence southerly along Bathurst
Street to the southerly limit of the City of
York situated immediately north of St.
Clair Avenue West; thence westerly along
the said limit to the Canadian National
railway line situated immediately east of
Blackthorn Avenue; thence northerly along
the said railway line to Eglinton Avenue
West; thence westerly along Eglinton
Avenue West to Keele Street; thence
northerly along Keele Street to the
northerly limit of the City of York; thence
easterly along the said limit to Allen Road;
thence southerly along Allen Road to
Eglinton Avenue West; thence easterly
along Eglinton Avenue West to the point
of commencement.

Oriole

Hon. Elinor Caplan

THE ELECTDRAL DISTRICT OF ORIOLE-
consists of that part of the City of North
York lying northerly of the Macdonald-
Cartier Freeway and easterly of Leslie
Street.

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Oshawa

Michael James Breaugh NDP

Ottawa Centre

Hon. Richard Andrew
Patten

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF OSHAWA-
consists of that part of the City of Oshawa
lying southerly and easterly of a line
described as follows: Commencing at the
intersection of the westerly limit of the
City of Oshawa with King Street West;
thence easterly along King Street West to
Ritson Road North; thence northerly along
Ritson Road North to Taunton Road;
thence easterly along Taunton Road to the
easterly limit of the City of Oshawa.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF OTTAWA
CENTRE-consists of that part of the City of
Ottawa lying within the following hmits:
Commencing at the intersection of the
Interprovincial Boundary between Ontario
and Quebec with Island Park Drive; thence
southerly along Island Park Drive to
Merivale Road; thence southerly along
Merivale Road to the southerly limit of the
City of Ottawa; thence easterly along the
said limit and its easterly prolongation to
Fisher Avenue; thence northerly along
Fisher Avenue to Base Line Road; thence
easterly along Base Line Road to Heron
Road; thence easterly along Heron Road to
the Rideau Canal; thence northeasterly and
northerly along the said canal to the
northerly extremity thereof; thence north
45° 00' west to the Interprovincial
Boundary between Ontario and Quebec;
thence westerly along the said
Interprovincial Boundary to the point of
commencement.

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Ottawa East

Hon. Bernard Charles
Grandmaitre

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF OTTAWA
EAST-consists of the City of Vanier, and
that part of the cities of Gloucester and
Ottawa lying within the following hmits:
Commencing at the intersection of the
Interprovincial Boundary between Ontario
and Quebec and a line drawn on a course of
north 45° 00' west from the northerly
extremity of Rideau Canal; thence south
45° 00' east along the said Une to the
northerly extremity of the Rideau Canal;
thence southerly along the said canal to the
Queensway; thence easterly along the
Queens way to Blair Road; thence northerly
along Blair Road to Montreal Road; thence
westerly along Montreal Road to the
easterly limit of the City of Vanier; thence
northerly along the said limit to Beechwood
Avenue; thence southwesterly along
Beechwood Avenue to the limit between the
City of Ottawa and the Village of
Rockchffe Park; thence northerly and
westerly along the said limit to the most
northwesterly comer of the Village of
Rockcliffe Park; thence northeasterly along
the northwesterly limit of the Village of
Rockchffe Park to Princess Avenue; thence
northwesterly along Princess Avenue to
Rockcliffe Driveway; thence north 45° 00'
west to the Interprovincial Boundary
between Ontario and Quebec; thence
southwesterly along the said Interprovincial
Boundary to the point of commencement

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Ottawa-Rideau

Yvonne O'Neill

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF OTTAWA
RIDEAU-consists of that part of the cities of
Gloucester, Nepean and Ottawa lying
within the following limits: Commencing
at the intersection of Clyde Avenue with
the northerly limit of the City of Nepean;
thence easterly along the said limit and its
easterly prolongation to Fisher Avenue;
thence northerly along Fisher Avenue to
Base Line Road; thence easterly along Base
Line Road to the Rideau Canal; thence
southerly along the Rideau Canal to the
Rideau River, thence southerly along the
Rideau River to the westerly prolongation
of Walkley Road; thence easterly along the
said prolongation to and along Walkley
Road to its easterly extremity; thence
easterly along the easterly prolongation of
Walkley Road to the easterly limit of the
City of Ottawa; thence southerly and
westerly along the easterly and southerly
limits of the City of Ottawa to Conroy
Road; thence southerly along Conroy Road
to the King's Highway No. 31; thence
southerly along said Highway to Leitrim
Road; thence westerly along LeiUim Road
to Albiob Road; thence southerly along
Albion Road to Leitrim Drive; thence
westerly along Leitrim Drive to the
westerly limit of the part of the Ottawa
International Airport lying northerly of
Leitrim Drive; thence northerly along the
said westerly limit to the northerly limit of
the City of Gloucester; thence westerly
along the said limit to the Rideau River;
thence southerly along the Rideau River to
Black Rapids Creek; thence westerly along
Black Rapids Creek to Woodroffe Avenue;
thence northerly along Woodroffe Avenue
to the Canadian National-Canadian Pacific
railway line; thence easterly along the said
railway line to Merivale Road; thence
northerly along Merivale Road to Clyde
Avenue; thence northerly along Clyde
Avenue to the point of commencement

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Ottawa South

Dalton James McGuinty L

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF OTTAWA
SOUTH-consists of that part of the City of
Ottawa lying within the following Umits:
Commencing at the intersection of the
easterly limit of the City of Ottawa with
the easterly prolongation of Walkiey Road;
thence westerly along the said prolongation
to and along Walkiey Road and its westerly
prolongation to the Rideau River; thence
northerly along the Rideau River to the
Rideau Canal; thence northerly and easterly
along the Rideau Canal to the Queensway;
thence easterly along the Queensway to the
easterly limit of the City of Ottawa; thence
southerly along the said limit to the point
of commencement

Ottawa West

Bob Chiarelli

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF OTTAWA
WEST-consists of that part of the City of
Ottawa lying westerly of a line described as
follows: Commencing at the intersection of
the southerly limit of the City of Ottawa
with Merivale Road; thence northerly along
Merivale Road to Island Paiic Drive; thence
northerly along Island Park Drive to the
Interprovincial Boundary between Ontario
and Quebec.

Oxford

Charles Murray Tatham

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF OXFORD-
consists of the County of Oxford but
excluding the Town of Tillsonburg.

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Parkdale

Antony M. 'Tony'
Ruprecht

Parry Sound

Ernie L. Eves

Perth

Hon. Hugh Alden L.
Edighoffer

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF PARKDALE-
consists of that part of the City of Toronto
lying within the following limits:
Commencing at the intersection of the
southwesterly limit of the City of Toronto
with the southerly prolongation of
Roncesvalles Avenue; thence northerly
along the said prolongation to and along
Roncesvalles Avenue to Dundas Street
West; thence northerly along Dundas Street
West to Bloor Street West; thence easterly
along Bloor Street West to Ossinglon
Avenue; thence southerly along Ossington
Avenue to College Street; thence westerly
along College Street to Dovercourt Road;
thence southerly along Dovercourt Road and
its southerly prolongation to King Street
West; thence westerly along King Street
West to Atlantic Avenue; thence southerly
along Atlantic Avenue and its southerly
prolongation to the Gardiner Expressway;
thence easterly along the Gardiner
Expressway to Strachan Avenue; thence
southerly aJong Strachan Avenue and its
southerly prolongation to the southwesterly
limit of the City of Toronto; thence
northwesterly along the said limit to the
point of commencement.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF PARRY
SOUND-consists of the Territorial District
of Parry Sound and that part of the
Territorial District of Nipissing, but
excluding the Township of Airy and the
geographic townships of Dickens, Lyell,
Murchison and Sabine, lying southerly of a
line described as follows: Commencing at
the northeasterly comer of the Township of
North Himsworth; thence northerly along
the westerly boundary of the Township of
East Ferris to the northwesterly comer
thereof; thence easterly along the northerly
boundary of the townships of East Ferris,
Bonfield and Calvin to the southwesterly
comer of the Township of Mattawan;
thence northerly and easterly along the west
and north boundaries of the Township of
Mattawan to the northeasterly comer
thereof.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF PERTH-
consists of the County of Perth.

Speaker.

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Peterborough

Peter Adams

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF
PETERBOROUGH-consists of the City of
Peterborough, the Village of Millbrook, the
townships of Cavan, Ennismore, North
Monaghan, South Monaghan and Smith,
and Indian Reserve No. 35.

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Port Arthur TarasKozyra L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF PORT ARTHUR-consists of that part of

the Territorial District of Thunder Bay lying within the following
limits: Commencing at the southwest comer of the geographic
Township of Adrian; thence northerly along the west boundary of the
geographic townships of Adrian and Home to the southerly boundary
of the Dawson Road Lots; thence westerly, northerly and easterly
along the southerly, westerly and northerly boundaries of the Dawson
Road Lots to the west boundary of the geographic Township of
Goldie; thence northerly along the west boundary of the geographic
Township of Goldie to the northwest comer thereof; thence easterly
along the north boundary of the geographic townships of Goldie and
Forbes to the southeast comer of Block 1; thence northerly along the
east boundary of the said block to the northwest comer of the
geographic Township of Fowler; thence easterly along the north
boundary of the geographic townships of Fowler and Jacques to the
northeast comer of the last mentioned township; thence southerly
along the east boundary of the geographic Township of Jacques to the
north boundary of the geographic Township of Gorham; thence
easterly along the north boundary of the said township to the
northeast comer thereof; thence southerly along the east boundary of
the geographic Township of Gorham to the northwest comer of the
Township of Shuniah; thence easterly and northerly along the north
and west boundaries of the Township of Shuniah to the southwest
comer of the Township of Dorion; thence easterly along the south
boundary of the said township to the southeast comer thereof; thence
east astronomically to the centre line of Black Bay of Lake Superior;
thence southerly along the said centre line to the southerly extremity
thereof; thence south astronomically to the Intemational Boundary
between Canada and the United States of America; thence
southwesterly along the said Intemational Boundary to the line of
longitude 89° 00'; thence north astronomically along the said line of
longitude to the easterly prolongation of the south limit of the former
City of Port Arthur, as existing prior to January 1, 1970; thence
westerly along the said prolongation to and along the south limit of
the said former City of Port Arthur to Golf Links Road; thence
northerly along Golf Links Road to the Harbour Access Route; thence
westerly along the Harbour Access Route to the Lakehead
Expressway; thence southerly along the Lakehead Expressway to the
south limit of the former City of Port Arthur as existing prior to
January 1, 1970; thence westerly along the said limit and the south
boundary of the former Township of Mclntyre as existing prior to
January 1, 1970, to the northeast comer of the Township of
Paipoonge; thence westerly along the north boundary of the said
township to the northwest comer thereof; thence northerly along the
east boundary of the Township of O'Connor to the northeast comer
thereof; thence westerly along the north boundary of the Township
O'Connor to the southeast comer of the geographic Township of
Adrian; thence westerly along the south boundary of the said
township to the point of commencement.

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Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Prescott & Russell Jean Poirier

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF PRESOOTT
AND RUSSELL-consists of the counties of
Prescott and Russell and the Township of
Cumberland.

Prince Edward-Lennox Keith MacDonald

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF PRINCE
EDWARD-LENNOX-consists of the County
of Prince Edward, the towns of Deseronto
and Napanee, the Village of Bath, the
townships of Adolphustown, Emestown,
North Fredericksburgh, Richmond, South
Fredericksburgh, Thurlow and Tyendinaga,
and Indian Reserve No. 38.

Prince Edward-Lennox- Keith MacDonald
South Hastings

Quinte

Hon. Hugh Patrick
O'NeU

Renamed Prince Edward-Lennox -South
Hastings

The Schedule to the Representation Act,
1986

is amended by renaming "THE
ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF PRINCE
EDWARD-LENNOX" as "THE
ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF PRINCE
EDWARD-LENNOX-SOUTH
HASTINGS." Representation Amendment
Act, 1990. Statutes of Ontario 1990. c. 1.
(Assented to April 19, 1990).

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF QUINTE-
consists of the cities of Belleville and
Trenton, the Village of Frankford, and the
Township of Sidney.

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Rainy River

Howard George
Hampton

Renfrew North

Hon. Sean Gerard
Conway

NDP THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF RAINY

RIVER -consists of the Territorial District of
Rainy River and that part of the Territorial
District of Kenora, excluding the
community of EngUsh River, lying south
of a line described as follows: Commencing
at the intersection of the International
Boundary between Canada and the United
States of America with a line drawn west
astronomic from the westerly extremity of
the 4th Base Line at the westerly shore of
Aubieau Peninsula; thence east
astronomically along the said line to the
westerly extremity of the said 4th Base
Line; thence easterly along the said base
line to the 6th Meridian Line surveyed by
A. Niven, O.L.S. in 1894; thence northerly
along the 6th Meridian Line to the
northwest comer of the geographic
Township of Van Home; thence easterly
along the north boundary of the said
township to the northwest comer of the
Town of Dryden; thence southerly and
easterly along the westerly and southerly
limits of the said town to the west limit of
the Township of Barclay; thence northerly,
easterly and southerly along the west, north
and east boundaries of the said township to
the north boundary of the geographic
Township of Zealand; thence easterly along
the north boundary of the geographic
townships of 2^ealand, Hartman and MacFie
to the northeast comer of the last mentioned
township; thence easterly along the base
line mn by Phillips and Benner, O.L.S. , in
1932, to the southwest comer of Block 9;
thence easterly along the south boundary of
the said block to the southeast comer
thereof; thence easterly along the base line
mn by Phillips and Benner, O.L.S., in
1932, to the boundary between the
territorial districts of Kenora and Thunder
Bay.

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF RENFREW
NORTH-consists of the Township of Airy,
the geographic townships of Dickens,
Lyell, Murchison and Sabine, and the
County of Renfrew but excluding the towns
of Amprior and Renfrew, the Village of
Braeside and the townships of Admaston,
Bagot and Blithfield, Horton and McNab.

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Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Riverdale David R. ReviUe NDP THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF RIVERDALE-

consists of that part of the City of Toronto
lying within the following limits:
Commencing at the intersection of the Don
River with the northerly limit of the City
of Toronto; thence easterly along the said
limit to Coxwell Avenue; thence southerly
along Coxwell Avenue to the Canadian
National railway line; thence southwesterly
along the said railway line to Greenwood
Avenue; thence southerly along Greenwood
Avenue to Queen Street East; thence
westerly along Queen Street East to Leslie
Street; thence southerly along Leslie Street
and its southerly prolongation to the
southerly limit of the City of Toronto;
thence westerly along the said limit to the
southerly prolongation of the centre line of
Eastern Channel of Inner Harbour; thence
northerly along the said prolongation to and
along the said centre line to the northerly
extremity thereof; thence northerly along
the prolongation of the said centre line to
the water's edge of Inner Harbour; thence
easterly along the said water's edge to the
northerly side of the Keating Channel;
thence easterly along the said northerly side
to the Don River; thence northerly along
the Don River to the point of
commencement.

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St. Andrew-St. Patrick Ronald M. Kanter

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ST.
ANDREW-ST. PATRICK-consists of that part
of the cities of Toronto and York lying
within the following limits: Commencing
at the intersection of Yonge Street with
College Street; thence westerly along
College Street to Bathurst Street; thence
northerly along Bathurst Street to Eglinton
Avenue West; thence westerly along
Eglinton Avenue West to Allen Road;
thence northerly along Allen Road to the
northerly limit of the City of Toronto;
thence easterly along the said limit to the
southerly extremity of the course thereon
oriented in a northerly and southerly
direction and situated immediately west of
Proudfoot Avenue; thence southerly along
the prolongation of the said course in the
northerly limit of the City of Toronto to
Briar Hill Avenue; thence easterly along
Briar Hill Avenue to Castlewood Road;
thence southerly along Castlewood Road to
Roselawn Avenue; thence westerly along
Roselawn Avenue to Latimer Avenue;
thence southerly along Latimer Avenue to
Eglinton Avenue West; thence easterly
along Eglinton Avenue West to Duncannon
Drive; thence southerly along Duncannon
Drive and its southerly prolongation to the
abandoned Canadian National railway line
situated immediately southwesterly of
Chaplin Crescent; thence southeasterly
along the said railway line to Yonge Street;
thence southerly along Yonge Street to the
easterly prolongation of Lonsdale Road;
thence westerly along the said prolongation
to and along Lonsdale Road to Avenue
Road; thence southerly along Avenue Road
to St. Clair Avenue West; thence easterly
along SL Clair Avenue West to Yonge
Street; thence southerly along Yonge Street
to the point of commencement.

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Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

St. Catharines

Hon. James Joseph
Bradley

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ST.
CATHARINES-consists of that part of the
City of St. Catharines lying northeriy and
easterly of a line described as follows:
Commencing at the intersection of the
easteriy hmit of the City of St. Catharines
with the Queen Elizabeth Way; thence
northwesteriy along the Queen Elizabeth
Way to Martindale Road; thence northerly
along Martindale Road to Lakeshore Road
West; thence westerly along Lakeshore
Road West to Courtleigh Road; thence
northerly along Courtleigh Road and its
northerly prolongation to the northerly
limit of the City of St. Catharines.

St. Catharines-Brock Michael Murray Dietsch

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ST.
CATHARINES-BROCK-consists of the Town
of Niagara-on-the-Lake and that part of the
City of St Catharines lying southerly and
easterly of a line described as follows:
Commencing at the intersection of the
easterly limit of the City of St. Catharines
with the Queen Elizabeth Way; thence
northwesterly along the Queen Elizabeth
Way to Twelve Mile Creek; thence
southerly along Twelve Mile Creek to the
southerly limit of the City of St.
Catharines.

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St. George-SL David Hon. Ian G. Scott

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ST. GEORGE-
ST. DAVID-consists of that part of the City
of Toronto lying within the following
limits: Commencing at the intersection of
Carlton Street with Yonge Street; thence
northerly along Yonge Street to St. Clair
Avenue West; thence westerly along St.
Clair Avenue West to Avenue Road; thence
northerly along Avenue Road to Lonsdale
Road; thence easterly along Lonsdale Road
and its easterly prolongation to Yonge
Street; thence southerly along Yonge Street
to the southerly limit of Mount Pleasant
Cemetery; thence easterly along the said
limit to Uie westerly limit of the Borough
of East York; thence southerly and easterly
along the westerly and southerly limits of
the said borough to the Don River; thence
southerly along the Don River to the
northerly side of the Keating Channel;
thence westerly along the said northerly side
to the water's edge of Inner Harbour; thence
westerly along the said water's edge to the
southerly prolongation of Sherboume
Street; thence northerly along the said
prolongation to and along
Sherboume Street to Carlton Street; thence
westerly along Carlton Street to the point
of commencement

Samia

Andrew S. Brandt PC THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SARNflA-

consists of the City of Samia, the Village
of Point Edward, tfiat part of the Township
of Samia lying westerly of Modeland Road
and northerly of Confederation Street, and
Indian Reserve No. 45.

Interim Leader of the Ontario Progressive
Conservative Party.

Sault Ste. Marie

Karl Avid Morin-Strom NDP

Leader of the Third Party.

THE ELECTORAL DISTTUCT OF SAULT STE.
MARIE-consists of the City of Sault Ste.
Marie.

Scarborough- Agincourt

Hon. Gerald Leonard
Phillips

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF
SCARBOROUGH- AGINCOURT-consists of
that part of the City of Scarborough lying
northerly of the Macdonald-Cartier Freeway
and westerly of the Canadian National
railway line situated immediately east of
Kennedy Road.

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Scarborough Centre

Cynthia Maria "Cindy"
Nicholas

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF
SCARBOROUGH CENTRE-consists of that
part of the City of Scarborough lying
within the following limits: Commencing
at the intersection of Lawrence Avenue East
and Maiicham Road; thence southerly along
Markham Road and its southerly
prolongation to the southerly limit of the
City of Scarborough; thence westerly along
the said limit to the southerly prolongation
of Wynnview Court; thence northerly along
the said prolongation to and along
Wynnview Court to the northerly extremity
thereof; thence northerly in a straight line
to the southerly extremity of Kennedy
Road; thence northerly along Kennedy Road
to Eglinton Avenue East; thence easterly
along Eglinton Avenue East to the
Canadian National railway line situated
immediately west of Midland Avenue;
thence northerly along the said railway line
to Lawrence Avenue East; thence easterly
along Lawrence Avenue East to the point of
commencement

Scarborough East

Hon. Edward A. Fulton

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OP
SCARBOROUGH EAST-consists of that part
of the City of Scarborough lying within the
following limits: Commencing at the
intersection of Markham Road with
Lawrence Avenue East; thence easterly
along Lawrence Avenue East to West
Highland Creek; thence northerly along
West Highland Creek to Highland Creek;
thence northwesterly along Highland Creek
to an unnamed creek immediately west of
the westerly extremity of Silversand Place;
thence northerly along the said unnamed
creek to the Macdonald-Cartier Freeway;
thence easterly along the Macdonald-Cartier
Freeway to the easterly limit of the City of
Scarborough; thence southerly along the
said limit to the southeasterly comer of the
said city; thence westerly along the
southerly limit of the said city to the
southerly prolongation of Markham Road;
thence northerly along the said prolongation
to and along Markham Road to the point of
commencement.

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Scarborough-EUesmere Frank J. Faubert

Scarborough North Hon. Alvin Frederick

Curling

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OT

SCARBOROUGH-ELLESMERE-consists of
that part of the City of Scarborough lying
within the following limits: Commencing
at the intersection of the Macdonald-Cartier
Freeway with Victoria Park Avenue; thence
southerly along Victoria Park Avenue to
Lawrence Avenue East; thence easterly
along Lawrence Avenue East to West
Highland Creek; thence northerly along
West Highland Creek to Highland Creek;
thence northerly along Highland Creek to
an unnamed creek immediately west of the
westerly extremity of Silversand Place;
thence northerly along the said unnamed
creek to the Macdonald-Cartier Freeway;
thence westerly along the Macdonald-Cartier
Freeway to the point of commencement.

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF

SCARBOROUGH NORTH-consists of that
part of the City of Scarborough lying
northerly and easterly of a line described as
follows: Commencing at the intersection of
the easterly limit of the City of
Scarborough with the Macdonald-Cartier
Freeway; thence westerly along the
Macdonald-Cartier Freeway to the Canadian
National railway line situated immediately
east of Kennedy Road; thence northerly
along the said railway line to the northerly
limit of the City of Scarborough.

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Scarborough West

Richard Frank Johnston NDP

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF
SCARBOROUGH WEST-consists of that part
of the City of Scarborough lying within the
following limits: Commencing at the
intersection of the westerly limit of the
City of Scarborough with Lawrence Avenue
East; thence easterly along Lawrence
Avenue East to the Canadian National
railway Une; thence southerly along the said
railway line to Eglinton Avenue East;
thence westerly along Eglinton Avenue
East to Kennedy Road; thence southerly
along Kennedy Road to the southerly
extremity thereof; thence southerly in a
straight line to the northerly extremity of
Wynnview Court; thence southerly along
Wynnview Court and its southerly
prolongation to the southerly limit of the
City of Scarborough; thence westerly along
the said limit to the southwesterly comer of
the said city; thence northerly along the
westerly limit of the said city to the point
of commencement.

Resigned, Aug. 24, 1990.

Simcoe Centre

Simcoe East

Bruce Owen

Allan Kenneth McLean

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SIMCOE
CENTRE-consists of the City of Barrie, the
Town of Bradford, and the townships of
Innisfil, Vespra and West Gwillimbury.

PC THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SIMCOE
EAST-consists of the City of Orillia, the
Town of Penetanguishene, the villages of
Coldwater and Elmvale, the townships of
Flos, Mara, Medonte, Orillia, Oro, Rama
and Tiny, and Indian reserves No. 30 and
No. 32.

Simcoe West

George R. McCague

P C THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SIMCOE
WEST-consists of the towns of Alliston,
CoUingwood, Stayner, and Wasaga Beach,
the villages of Beeton, Cookstown,
Creemore and Tottenham, and the
townships of Adjala, Essa, Nottawasaga,
Sunnidale, Tecumseth and Tosorontio.

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Stormont, Dundas & Noble VUleneuve PC THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF STORMONT,

Glengarry DUNDAS ANfD GLENGARRY-consists of the

towns of Alexandria and Kemptville, the
villages of Cardinal and Chesterville,
Finch, Iroquois, Lancaster, Maxville,
Morrisburg and Winchester, and the
townships of Edwardsburgh, Finch,
Kenyon, Lancaster, Lochiel, Matilda,
Mountain, Osnabruck, Oxford-on-Rideau,
Roxborough, South Gower, Williamsburgh
and Winchester.

Sudbury SterUng Campbell L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SUDBURY-

consists of that part of the City of Sudbury
lying within wards 1,4,5,6,7 and 8 and that
part of wards 2 and 3 lying southerly of
Lasalle Boulevard.

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Sudbury East Shelley Dawn Marie NDP THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF SUDBURY

Martel EAST-consists of that part of the Territorial

District of Sudbury lying within the
following limits: Commencing at the
southeast comer of the geographic
Township of Janes; thence westerly along
the south boundary of the geographic
townships of Janes, Davis and Scadding to
the easterly limit of the Town of Nickel
Centre; thence northerly and westerly along
the limits of the Town of Nickel Centre to
the easterly limit of the Town of Capreol;
thence northerly, westerly, northerly and
southerly along the limits of the Town of
Capreol to the northerly limit of the Town
of Valley East; thence westerly, southerly,
easterly and southerly along the limits of
the Town of Valley East to the northwest
comer of the City of Sudbury; thence
easterly along the northerly limit of the
City of Sudbury to the northeast comer of
Ward 4; thence southerly along the easterly
limit of Ward 4 to Lasalle Boulevard;
thence easterly along Lasalle Boulevard to
the easterly limit of the City of Sudbury;
thence southerly along the said limit to the
northeast comer of Ward 9; thence westerly
along the north limit of Ward 9 to the
westerly Umit of the City of Sudbury;
thence southerly along the westerly limit of
the City of Sudbury to the southwest comer
thereof; thence easterly along the southerly
limit of the City of Sudbury to the west
boundary of the geographic Township of
Tilton; thence southerly along the west
boundary of the geographic townships of
Tilton, Halifax, Attlee, Kilpatrick and
Travers to the boundary between the
territorial districts of Sudbury and Parry
Sound; thence easteriy along the said
boundary to the boundary between the
territorial districts of Sudbury and
Nipissing; thence westerly and northerly
along the said boundary to the point of
commencement.

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Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Timiskaming

Hon. David James
Ramsay

Victoria-Haliburton

Waterloo North

Hon. John F. Eakins

Herbert Arnold Epp

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF
TIMISKAMING-consists of the Territorial
District of Timiskaming and that part of the
Territorial District of Nipissing lying
northerly of a line described as follows:
Commencing at the intersection of the
Interprovincial Boundary between Ontario
and Quebec with the easterly prolongation
of the south boundary of the geographic
Township of Eddy; thence westerly along
the said prolongation to and along the south
boundary of the geographic Township of
Eddy and of the geographic townships of
Jocko, Lockhart, Stewart, Notman, Lyman,
Fell, Bastedo, Gibbons and Crerar to the
southwest comer of the last mentioned
township.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF VICTORIA-
HALIBURTON-consists consists of the
counties of Haliburton and Victoria but
excluding the Township of Manvers.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WATERLOO
NORTH-consists of the City of Waterloo
and the townships of Wellesley and
Woolwich.

Welland-Thorold

Melvin Leroy Swart

NDP THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WELLAND-
THOROLD-consists of the cities of Thorold
and Welland.

Welland-Thorold

Wellington

Wentworth East

Peter Kormos

John McLellan "Jack''
Johnson

Shirley Jean Collins

Resigned, June 30, 1988.

NDP Elected, Nov. 3, 1988.

Sworn in, Nov. 15, 1988.

PC THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF

WELLINGTON-consists consists of the
County of Wellington but excluding the
City of Guelph.

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF

WENTWORTH EAST-consists of the
Township of Glanbrook, the City of
Stoney Creek and that part of the City of
Hamilton lying within the following
limits: Commencing at the intersection of
the easteriy limit of the City of Hamilton
with the brow of Hamilton Mountain;
thence southwesterly along the said brow to
Redhill Creek; thence northerly along
Redhill Creek to Queenston Road; thence
easteriy along Queenston Road to the
easteriy limit of the City of Hamilton;
thence southeriy along the said limit to the
point of commencement.

175

Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Wentworth North

Willowdale

Hon. Christopher
Campbell Ward

Gino Matrundola

Wilson Heights

Hon. Monte Kwinter

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF

WENTWORTH NORTH-consists of the towns
of Ancaster and Dundas and the Township
of Ramborough.

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF

WILLOWDALE-consists of that part of the
City of North York lying within the
following limits: Commencing at the
intersection of Yonge Street with the
northerly hmit of the City of North York;
thence easterly along the said limit to
Leslie Street; thence southerly along Leslie
Street to the Macdonald-Cartier Freeway;
thence westerly along the Macdonald-Cartier
Freeway to Bathurst Street; thence northerly
along Bathurst Street to Finch Avenue
West; thence easterly along Finch Avenue
West to Yonge Street; thence northerly
along Yonge Street to the point of
commencement

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WILSON

HEIGHTS-consists of that part of the City of
North York lying within the following
limits: Commencing at the intersection of
Dufferin Street with the northerly limit of
the City of North York; thence easterly
along the said limit to Yonge Street; thence
southerly along Yonge Street to Finch
Avenue West; thence westerly along Finch
Avenue West to Bathurst Street; thence
southerly along Bathurst Street to the
Macdonald-CartiCT Freeway; thence easterly
along the Macdonald-Cartier Freeway to
Avenue Road; thence southerly along
Avenue Road to the westerly prolongation
of the course in the southerly limit of the
City of North York oriented in an easterly
and westerly direction and situated
immediately south of Brooke Avenue;
thence easterly along the said prolongation
to the southerly limit of the City of North
York; thence southerly along the said limit
to Old Orchard Grove; thence westerly
along Old Orchard Grove to Bathurst Street;
thence northerly along Bathurst Street to
Baycrest Avenue; thence westerly along
Baycrest Avenue and its westerly
prolongation to Allen Road; thence
northerly along Allen Road to Dufferin
Street; thence northerly along Dufferin
Street to the point of commencement.

176

Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Windsor-Riverside

David Cooke

NDP THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WINDSOR-
RIVERSIDE-consists of the Town of
Tecumseh, the Village of St. Clair Beach
and that part of the City of Windsor
(Including Peche Island) lying easterly of a
hne described as follows: Commencing at
the intersection of the International
Boundary between Canada and the United
States of America with the northerly
prolongation of Buckingham Drive; thence
southerly along the said prolongation to and
along Buckingham Drive to Wyandotte
Street East; thence westerly along
Wyandotte Street East to Raymo Road;
thence southerly along Raymo Road and its
southerly prolongation to the Canadian
National railway line; thence westerly along
the said railway line to the northerly
prolongation of Norman Road; thence
southerly along the said prolongation to and
along Norman Road to Tecumseh Road
East; thence westerly along Tecumseh Road
East to the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
line; thence southerly along the said railway
line to the southerly limit of the City of
Windsor.

Windsor-Sandwich

Hon. William Munro
Wrye

L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WINDSOR-
SANDWICH-consists of the Township of
Sandwich West and that part of the City of
Windsor lying westerly of a line described
as follows: Commencing at the intersection
of the southerly limit of the City of
Windsor with Cabana Road West; thence
easterly along Cabana Road West to
Dougall Avenue; thence northerly along
Dougall Avenue to Ouellette Place; thence
northerly along Ouellette Place to Ouellette
Avenue; thence northerly along Ouellette
Avenue and its northerly prolongation to
the International Boundary between Canada
and the United States of America.

177

Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Windsor- Walkerville Michael Charles Ray

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WINDSOR-
WALKERVILLE-consists of that part of the
City of Windsor lying within the following
limits: Commencing at the intersection of
the International Boundary between Canada
and the United States of America with the
northerly prolongation of Ouellette Avenue;
thence southerly along the said
prolongation to and along Ouellette Avenue
to Ouellette Place; thence southerly along
Ouellette Place to Dougall Avenue; thence
southerly along Dougall Avenue to Cabana
Road West; thence westerly along Cabana
Road West to the southerly limit of the
City of Windsor; thence easterly along the
said limit to the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway line; thence northerly along the said
railway line to Tecumseh Road East; thence
easterly along Tecumseh Road East to
Norman Road; thence northerly along
Norman Road and its northerly
prolongation to the Canadian National
railway line; thence easterly along the said
railway line to the southerly prolongation
of Raymo Road; thence northerly along the
said prolongation to and along Raymo Road
to Wyandotte Street East; thence easterly
along Wyandotte Street East to
Buckingham Drive; thence northerly along
Buckingham Drive and its northerly
prolongation to the International Boundary
between Canada and the United States of
America; thence westerly along the said
International Boundary to the point of
commencement.

York Centre

Hon. Gregory Sorbara

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF YORK
CENTRE-consists of the towns of Richmond
Hill and Vaughan.

178

Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

York East

Hon. Christine Hart

York Mills

John Bradford "Brad"
Nixon

Yoik North

Hon. Charles John
McWatersBeer

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF YORK EAST -
consists of that part of the Borough of East
York lying within the following limits:
Commencing at the intersection of
Chisholm Avenue with the southerly limit
of the Borough of East York; thence
westerly, northerly, easterly and
southeasterly along the southerly, westerly
and northerly limits of the said borough to
Don Mills Road; thence southerly along
Don Mills Road to the Don River; thence
easterly along the Don River to Taylor
Creek; thence southeasterly along Taylor
Creek to the northerly prolongation of
Chisholm Avenue; thence southerly along
the said prolongation to and along
Chisholm Avenue to the point of
commencement.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF YORK
MILLS-consists of that part of the City of
North York lying within the following
limits: Commencing at the intersection of
Avenue Road with the Macdonald-Cartier
Freeway; thence easterly along the
Macdonald-Cartier Freeway to the easterly
limit of the City of North York; thence
southerly along the said Umit to Lawrence
Avenue East; thence westerly along
Lawrence Avenue East and its westerly
prolongation to Don River West Branch;
thence northwesterly along the Don River
West Branch to the easterly prolongation of
the course in the southerly limit of the City
of North York oriented in an easterly and
westeriy direction and situated immediately
north of Glen Echo Road; thence westerly
along the said prolongation to and along the
southerly limit of the City of North York
to the westerly extremity of the course
thereon oriented in an easterly and westerly
direction and situated immediately south of
Brooke Avenue; thence westerly along the
prolongation of the said course to Avenue
Road; thence northerly along Avenue Road
to the point of commencement.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF YORK
NORTH-consists of the towns of Aurora and
Newmarket and the Township of King.

179

Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

York South

Robert Keith Rae NDP THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF YORK

SOUTH-consists of that part of the City of
York lying westerly of a line described as
follows: Commencing at the intersection of
the southerly limit of the City of York
with the Canadian National railway line
situated immediately east of Blackthorn
Avenue; thence northerly along the said
railway line to Eglinton Avenue West;
thence westerly along Eglinton Avenue
West to Keele Street; thence northerly
along Keele Street to the northerly limit of
the City of York.

Ontario New Democratic Party Leader.

Yorkview

Claudio Polsinelli

Leader of the Official Opposition.

THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF YORKVIEW-
consists of that part of the City of North
York lying within the following limits:
Commencing at the intersection of Black
Creek with the northerly limit of the City
of North York; thence westerly and
southerly along the northerly and westerly
limits of the City of North York to the
Macdonald-Cartier Freeway; thence easterly
along the Macdonald-Cartier Freeway to
Jane Street; thence northerly along Jane
Su^eet to Finch Avenue West; thence
easterly along Finch Avenue West to Black
Creek; thence northerly along Black Creek
to the point of commencement.

180

Legislative Highlights

35th Legislature
November 19, 1990-

• September 6, 1990: Premier David Peterson, MPP, London Centre,
lost his seat in the General Election and subsequently resigned as
Leader of the Ontario Liberal Party.

• October 1, 1990: Bob Rae, MPP, York South, and Leader of the New
Democratic Party, became Premier and formed the first Ontario NDP
Government.

• September 13, 1990: Robert Nixon, MPP, Brant-Haldimand, was
elected Interim Leader of the Liberal Party.

• November 19, 1990: New Democrat David Warner, MPP,
Scarborough-EUesmere, became the first Speaker of the Ontario
Legislative Assembly to be elected by the House. (Other nominees:
Gillies Morin, Liberal MPP, Carleton East, Jean Poirier, Liberal MPP,
Prescott-Russell, and Norman Sterling, Progressive Conservative
MPP, Carleton).

• July 31, 1991: Robert Nixon resigned his seat and was succeeded

as Interim Leader of the Liberal Party by Murray Elston, MPP, Bruce.

• November 15, 1991: Murray Elston resigned as Interim Liberal Leader
of the Liberal Party and was succeeded by Jim Bradley, MPP, St.
Catharines.

181

LEGISLATURES OF ONTARIO
35th Legislature

General Election September 6, 1990
Sessions of the Thirty-fifth Legislature of Ontario: November 19, 1990 -

First: November 19, 1990 - December 19, 1991.

Members

Alphabetical List of Members
Party Constituency Sworn In Comments

Abel, Don

NDP Wentworth North

Akande, Hon. Zanana L. NDP St. Andrew-St.

Patrick

Allen, Hon. Richard NDP Hamilton West

Amott,Ted

Beer, Charles John
McWaters

Bisson, Gilles

PC Wellington
L Yoric North

Nov. 19, 1990 Government Whip,
Nov. 7, 1990.

Nov. 19, 1990

Nov. 19, 1990
Nov. 19, 1990

NDP Cochrane South Nov. 19, 1990

Minister of Community and
Social Services, Oct 1, 1990-
Oct. 10, 1991.

Resigned as Minister of
Community and Social Services,
Oct. 10, 1991, foUowing a
landlord and tenant dispute.

Minister of Colleges and
Universities and Minister of
Skills Development,
Oct. 1, 1990- .

Candidate for Ontario Liberal
Party Leadership, to be
determined at the Leadership
Convention in Hamilton,
Feb. 7-8, 1992.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Mines and to the
Minister Responsible for
Francophone Affairs and the
Minister of Northern
Development, Oct. 12, 1990-
Aug. 16, 1991.

ParUamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Northern
Development and Mines and to
the Minister Responsible for
Francophone Affairs,
Aug. 16, 199 1-.

182

Alphabetical List of Members - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Boyd, Hon. Marion

NDP London Centre

Nov. 19, 1990

Bradley, James Joseph

Brown, Michael Arthur
Buchanan, Hon. Elmer

Callahan, Robert V.
Caplan, Elinor
Carr, Gary
Carter, Hon. Jenny

Charlton, Hon. Brian
Albert

St. Catharines

Nov. 19, 1990

Minister of Education,
Oct. 1, 1990-Oct. 15, 1991.

Minister Responsible for
Women's Issues, Sept. 11, 1991-
Oct. 15, 1991. (Retains other
portfolio.)

Minister of Community and
Social Services and Minister
Responsible for Women's Issues,
Oct 15, 1991 (Shuffle)-.

Elected Interim Leader of the
Ontario Liberal Party, Nov. 19,
1991, in room of Murray Elston,
MPP, Bruce, who resigned to
seek the permanent leadership of
the Ontario Liberal Party.

Recognized as Leader of Her
Majesty's Loyal Opposition,
Nov. 19, 1991.

Algoma-Manitoulin Nov. 19, 1990

NDP Hastings-
Peterborough

L Brampton South

L Oriole

PC Oakville South

NDP Peterborough

Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of Agriculture and Food,
Oct. 1, 1990-.

Nov. 19, 1990

Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of Energy, Oct. 1, 1990-
July 31, 1991.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Citizenship,
Responsible for the Human
Rights Commission, the
Disabled, Seniors and Race
Relations, Aug. 16, 199 1-.

NDP Hamilton Mountain Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Energy,
Oct. 12, 1990-Mar. 18. 1991.

Minister of Financial Institutions
and Minister Responsible for
Auto Insurance, Mar. 18, 1991-.

Chiarelli, Bob

Ottawa West

Nov. 19, 1990

183

Alphabetical List of Members - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Christopherson, David NfDP Hamilton Centre Nov. 19, 1990

Churley, Hon. Marilyn NDP Riverdale

Nov. 19, 1990

Cleary, John C.
Conway, Sean Gerard
Cooke, Hon. David

Cooper, Mike
Coppen, Hon. Shirley

Cordiano, Joseph
Cousens, W. Donald
Cunningham, Dianne E.
Curling, Alvin Frederick
Dadamo, George

Daigeler, Hans W.
Drainville, Dennis

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Treasurer of Ontario and Minister
of Economics, Oct. 12, 1990-.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of the Environment,
Oct. 12, 1990-Mar. 18, 1991.

Minister of Consumer and
Commercial Relations,
Mar. 18, 1991-.

L Cornwall Nov. 19, 1990

L Renfrew North Nov. 19, 1990

NDP Windsor-Riverside Nov. 19, 1990

NDP Kitchener-Wihnot Nov. 19, 1990
NDP Niagara South Nov. 19, 1990

Minister of Housing and
Minister of Municipal Affairs,
Oct. 1, 1990-July 31, 1991.

Minister of Municipal Affairs and
Government House Leader,
July 31, 1991 (Shuffle)-.

Minister Without Portfolio and
Chief Government Whip,
Oct. 1, 1990-.

L Lawrence
PC Markham
PC London North

Nov. 19, 1990
Nov. 19, 1990
Nov. 19, 1990

L Scarborough North Nov. 19, 1990

NDP Windsor-Sandwich Nov. 19, 1990

L Nepean Nov. 19, 1990

NDP Victoria-Haliburton Nov. 19, 1990

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Transportation,
Oct. 12, 1990-.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of (Citizenship
Responsible for the Ontario
Human Rights Commission, the
Disabled, Seniors and Race
Relations, Oct. 12, 1990-
Aug. 16, 1991.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Municipal Affairs,
Aug. 16, 1991-.

184

Alphabetical List of Members - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Duignan, Noel
Elston, Murray John

NDP Halton North
L Bruce

Nov. 19, 1990
Nov. 19, 1990

Eves, Ernie L.

Faman, Hon. Michael
Liam

Fawcett, Joan M.

PC Parry Sound
NDP Cambridge

Northumberland

Ferguson, Hon. William NDP Kitchener
A.

Retcher, Derek

NDP Guelph

Frankford, Robert T.S. NDP Scarborough East

Elected Interim Leader of the
Ontario Liberal Party, July 29,
1991, in room of Robert Nixon,
MPP, Brant-Haldimand, who
resigned as Leader and Member,
July 31, 1991, on being
appointed Ontario's Agent-
General in London, EnglaiKL

Recognized as Leader of Her
Majesty's Loyal Opposition,
SepL 23, 1991.

Resigned as Interim Leader of the
Ontario Liberal Party, Nov. 15,
1991, to seek the permanent
leadership of the Ontario Liberal
Party, to be determined at the
Leadership Convention in
Hamilton, Feb. 7-8, 1992.

Minister of Correctional Services
and Solicitor General and
Minister Responsible for the
Anti-Drug Strategy,
Oct. 1, 1990-July 31, 199L

Nov. 19, 1990

Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Municipal Affairs,
Oct. 12, 1990-July 31, 199L

Minister of Energy,
July 31, 1991-.

Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Consumer and
Commercial Relations,
Oct. 12, 1990-.

Nov. 19, 1990 ParUamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Health,
Oct. 12, 1990-May 8, 1991.

Nov. 19, 1990
Nov. 19, 1990

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Alphabetical List of Members - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Gigantes, Hon. Evelyn NDP Ottawa Centre
Adelaide

Grandmaitre, BoTiard
Charles

L Ottawa East

Grier, Hon. Ruth Anna NDP Etobicoke-

Lakeshore

Haeck, Christel

NDP St. Catharines-
Brock

Hampton, Hon. Howard NDP Rainy River
George

Hansen, Ron NDP Lincob

Hamick, Charles A. PC Willowdale

Harrington, Margaret NDP Niagara Falls

Harris, Michael Deane PC Nipissing

Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of Health, Oct. 1, 1990-
Apr. 18, 1991.

Resigned as Minister of Health,
Apr. 18, 1991, after revealing the
name of a drug addict in the
Legislature. No charges were laid.

Minister of Housing,
July 31, 1991 -.

Nov. 19, 1990

Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of the Environment and
Minister Responsible for the
Greater Toronto Area (GTA),
Oct. 1, 1990-.

Minister Responsible for
Waterfront Development.

Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Colleges and
Universities, Oct. 12, 1990-
Aug. 16, 1991.

Nov. 19, 1990 Attorney General, Oct. 1, 1990-.

Nov. 19, 1990

Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Housing,
Oct. 12, 1990-.

Nov. 19, 1990 Leader of the Ontario Progressive
Conservative Party.

Leader of the Third Party.

Haslam, Hon. Karen NDP Perth

Hayes, Patrick Michael NDP Essex-Kent

Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of Culture and
Communications,
July 31, 1991-.

Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Agriculture and Food
(Agriculture), Oct. 12, 1990-.

Henderson, D. James L Etobicoke-Humber Nov. 19, 1990

186

Alphabetical List of Members - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Hope, Randy

Huget, Bob

Jackson, Cameron D.
Jamison, Norm

Johnson, Paul

Jordan, W. Leo
Klopp, Paul

Kormos, Hon. Peter

NDP Chatham-Kent

NDP Samia

PC Burlington South

NDP Norfolk

L Prince Edward-
Lennox-South
Hastings

PC Lanark-Renfrew
NDP Huron

Nov. 19, 1990

Nov. 19, 1990
Nov. 19, 1990

Nov. 19, 1990

Nov. 19, 1990
Nov. 19, 1990

NDP Welland-Thorold Nov. 19, 1990

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Community and
Social Services, Oct. 12, 1990-.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Energy,
Apr. 3, 1991-.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Industry, Trade and
Technology, Oct. 12, 1990-
Aug. 16, 1991.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Industry, Trade and
Technology (Small Business),
Aug. 16, 1991-.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Chairman of the Management
Board of Cabinet, Oct. 12, 1990-
Aug. 16, 1991.

ParUamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Revenue,
Aug. 16, 1991-.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Agriculture and Food
(Food), Oct. 12, 1990-.

Minister of Consumer and
Commercial Relations and
Minister of Financial
Institutions, Oct. 1, 1990-
Mar. 11, 1991.

Relieved of his duties as Minister

of Consumer and Commercial

Relations and Minister of

Financial

Institutions, Mar. 11, 1991.

Kwinter, Monte

Wilson Heights

Nov. 19, 1990

187

Alphabetical List of Members - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Lankin, Hon. Frances

NDP Beaches- Woodbine Nov. 19, 1990

Laughren, Hon. Hoyd NDP Nickel Belt

Nov. 19, 1990

Lessard, Wayne

NDP Windsor-Walkerville Nov. 19, 1990

Mackenzie, Hon. Robert
Warren

MacKinnon, Ellen

Mahoney, Steven W.

NDP Hamilton East

NDP Lambton

Nov. 19, 1990

Mississauga West Nov. 19, 1990

Malkowski, Gary

NDP Yo± East

Nov. 19, 1990

Mammoliti, George

NDP Yoikview

Nov. 19, 1990

Chairman of the Management
Board of Cabinet and Minister of
Government Services,
Oct. 1, 1990- Apr. 22, 1991.

Chairman of the Management
Board of Cabinet and Minister of
Health, Apr. 22, 1991 (Shuffle)-
July 31, 1991.

Minister of Health and Minister
Responsible for Anti-Drug
Secretariat, July 31, 1991
(Shuffle)-.

Minister of Health and
Responsible for Long Term Care
Initiatives (a Program within the
Ministry of Community and
Social Services), Oct. 15, 1991-.

Deputy Premier, Treasurer of
Ontario and Minister of
Economics, Oct. 1, 1990-.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Financial
Institutions, Oct. 12, 1990-
Aug. 16, 1991.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Colleges and
Universities, Aug. 16, 199 1-.

Minister of Labour,
Oct. 1, 1990-.

Candidate for Ontario Liberal
Party Leadership, to be
determined at the Leadership
Convention in Hamilton,
Feb. 7-8, 1992.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Citizenship
Responsible for the Ontario
Human Rights Commission, the
Disabled, Seniors and Race
Relations, Oct. 12, 1990-.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister Responsible for Anti-
Drug Strategy, Oct. 12, 1990-.

188

Alphabetical List of Members - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Mancini, Remo J. L Essex South

Marchese, Hon. Rosario NDP Fort York

Nov. 19, 1990
Nov. 19, 1990

Marland, Margaret

Martel, Hon. Shelley
Dawn Marie

Martin, Tony

Mathyssen, Irene

McClelland, Carman
John

PC Mississauga South
NDP Sudbury East

NDP Sault Ste. Marie

NDP Middlesex

McGuinty, Dal ton J. P. L Ottawa South

McLean, Allan Kenneth PC Simcoe East
McLeod, Lyn L Fort William

Miclash, Frank Ranover L Kenora
Mills, Gord NDP Durham East

Nov. 19, 1990
Nov. 19, 1990

Minister of Culture and
Communications, Oct. 1, 1990-
July31, 1991.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Premier and to the Minister of
Intergovernmental Affairs,
Aug. 16. 1991-.

Minister of Northern
Development and
Government House Leader,
Oct. 1, 1990-July 31, 1991.

Minister of Northern
Development and Mines,
July 31, 1991 (Shuffle)-.

In Dec. 1991, a legislative
committee was struck to probe
her disclosure of information
from a Sudbury physician's files.

Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Education,
Oct. 12. 1990-.

Nov. 19, 1990 Government Whip,
Nov. 7, 1990-

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Environment,
Apr. 3, 199 1-.

Brampton North Nov. 19, 1990

Nov. 19, 1990
Nov. 19, 1990

Nov. 19, 1990

Candidate for Ontario Liberal
Party Leadership, to be
determined at the Leadership
Convention in Hamilton,
Feb. 7-8. 1992.

Nov. 19, 1990

Nov. 19. 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the

Solicitor General, Oct. 12, 1990-

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Morin, Gilles E.

Carleton East

Nov. 19, 1990

Morrow, Mark
Murdoch, Bill
Murdock, Sharon

Nixon, Robert Fletcher

North, Hon. Peter
O'Connor, Larry

Offer, Steven
O'Neil, Hugh Patrick
O'Neill, Yvonne
Owens, Steve

NDP Wentworth East

PC Grey

NDP Sudbury

L Brant-Haldimand

NDP Elgin

NDP Durham- York

Candidate for Speaker of the
Ontario Legislative Assembly,
Nov. 19, 1990.

Deputy Speaker and

Chair of the Committee of the

Whole House.

Nov. 19, 1990
Nov. 19, 1990
Nov. 19, 1990

Nov. 19, 1990

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Labour,
Oct. 12, 1990-.

Elected Interim Leader of the
Ontario Liberal Party,
Sept. 13, 1990, in room of David
Peterson who resigned following
the loss of his electoral seat.

Leader of the Official Opposition.

Resigned as Interim Leader of the
Ontario Liberal Party and as
Member for Brant-Haldimand,
July 31, 1991, on being
appointed Ontario's Agent-
General in London, England. A
new election was called.

Minister of Tourism and
Recreation, Oct 1, 1990-.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister Responsible for the
Greater Toronto Area (GTA),
Oct. 12, 1990-.

L Mississauga North Nov. 19, 1990

L Quinte Nov. 19, 1990

L Ottawa-Rideau Nov. 19, 1990

NDP Scarborough Centre Nov. 19, 1990

ParUamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Correctional Services,
May 8, 1991-Aug. 16, 1991.

ParUamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Financial
Institutions, Aug. 16, 1991-.

190

Alphabetical List of Members - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Pemizza, Anthony

Philip, Hon. Edward
Thomas

Phillips, Gerald Leonard
Pilkey, Hon. Allan C.

Poirier, Jean

NDP Downsview Nov. 19, 1990 Parhamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Revenue,
Oct. 12, 1990-Aug. 16, 1991.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Skills Development,
Aug. 16, 199 1-.

NDP Etobicoke-Rexdale Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of Transportation,

Oct. 1, 1990-July 31. 1991.

Minister of Industry, Trade and
Technology, July 31, 1991
(Shuffle)-.

Scarborough-
Agincourt

NDP Oshawa

Nov. 19, 1990

Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of Industry, Trade and
Technology, Oct. 1, 1990-
July 31, 1991.

Minister of Correctional Services
and Solicitor General,
July 31, 1991 (Shuffle)-.

Prescott & Russell Nov. 19, 1990 Candidate for Speaker of the

Ontario Legislative Assembly,
Nov. 19, 1990.

Poole, Dianne L Eglinton

Pouliot, Hon. Gilles NDP Lake Nipigon

Rae, Hon. Robert Keith NDP York South

Ramsay, David James L Timiskaming

Nov. 19, 1990
Nov. 19, 1990

Nov. 19, 1990

Nov. 19. 1990

Minister of Mines and
Minister Responsible for
Francophone Affairs,
Oct. 1, 1990-July 31, 1991.

Minister of Transportation and
Minister Responsible for
Francophone Affairs,
July 31, 1991 (Shuffle)-.

Premier and President of the
Council and Minister of
Intergovernmental Affairs,
Oct. 1, 1990-.

Candidate for Ontario Liberal
Party Leadership, to be
determined at the Leadership
Convention in Hamilton,
Feb. 7-8, 1992.

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Alphabetical List of Members - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Rizzo, Tony

Oakwood

Nov. 19, 1990 Elected as NDP candidate.

Resigned from caucus Oct. 19,
1990.

Runciman, Robert
William

PC Leeds-Grenville

Ruprecht, Antony M. L Parkdale

'Tony"

Scott, Ian G.

L St. George-St.
David

Nov. 19, 1990

Silipo, Hon. Antonio V. NDP Dovercourt
G. 'Tony"

Nov. 19, 1990 Chairman of the Management

Board of Cabinet, July 31, 1991-
Oct. 15, 1991.

Chairman of the Management
Board of Cabinet and Minister of
Education, Oct. 15, 1991-.

Sola, John Domagoj

Mississauga East

Nov. 19, 1990

Sorbara, Gregory

York Centre

Nov. 19, 1990 Candidate for Ontario Liberal

Sterling, Norman
William

Stockwell, Chris
Sullivan, Barbara
Sutherland, Kimble

PC Carleton

PC Etobicoke West

L Halton Centre

NDP Oxford

Swarbrick, Hon. Anne NDP Scarborough West

Tilson, David
Tumbull, David

PC Dufferin-Peel
PC York Mills

Party Leadership, to be
determined at the Leadership
Convention in Hamilton,
Feb. 7-8, 1992.

Nov. 19, 1990 Candidate for Speaker of the

Ontario Legislative Assembly,
Nov. 19, 1990.

Nov. 19, 1990

Nov. 19, 1990 Parhamentary Assistant to the
Chairman of the Management
Board of Cabinet,
Aug. 16, 1991-.

Nov. 19, 1990 Minister Without Portfolio,
Minister Responsible for
Women's Issues, Oct. 1, 1990-
Sept. 11, 1991.

Resigned as Minister Responsible

for Women's Issues,

Sept. 11, 1991, due to health

reasons.

Nov. 19, 1990

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Alphabetical List of Members - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Villeneuve, Noble A.

PC Stormont, Dundas
& Glengarry

Nov. 19, 1990

Constituency name changed to
S-D-G & East Grenville
Representation Amendment
Act, 1991. Statutes of Ontario
1991 c. 2.

Ward, Brad

NDP Brantford

Ward, Margery

Wark-Martyn, Hon.
SheUey

Warner, Hon. David
William

Waters, Dan

Wessenger, Paul

White, Drummond

Wildman, Hon. Charles
Jackson "Bud"

Wilson, Hon. Fred

NDP Don Mills

NDP Port Arthur

NDP Scarborough-
Ellesmere

NDP Muskoka-Georgian
Bay

NDP Simcoe Centre

NDP Durham Centre
NDP Algoma

NDP Frontenac-

Addington

Nov. 19, 1990 ParUamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Skills Development,
Oct. 12, 1990-Aug. 16, 1991.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Industry, Trade and
Technology (Trade and
Technology) Aug. 16, 199 1-.

Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Government Services,
Oct. 12, 1990-.

Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of Revenue,
Oct. 1, 1990-.

Nov. 19, 1990 On Nov. 19, 1990, David

Warner, MPP, Scarborough-
EUesmere, was elected Speaker
and took the Chair. He was the
first Speaker of the Ontario
Legislative Assembly to be
elected by the House.

Nov. 19, 1990 ParUamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Tourism and
Recreation, Oct. 12, 1990-.

Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the

Attorney General, Oct. 12, 1990-
Aug. 16, 199L

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Health,
Aug. 16, 1991-.

Nov. 19, 1990

Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of Natural Resources and
Minister Responsible for Native
Affairs, Oct. 1, 1990-.

Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the

Minister of Correctional Services,
Oct. 12, 1990-Apr. 22, 1991.

Minister of Government Services,
Apr. 22, 1991-.

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Alphabetical List of Members - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Wilson, Gary

Wilson, Jim
Winninger, David

Wiseman, Jim

Witmer, Elizabeth
Wood,Len

Ziemba, Hon. Elaine

NDP Kingston & the
Islands

PC Simcoe West
NDP London South

NDP Durham West

PC Waterloo North

NDP Cochrane North

Nov. 19, 1990

Nov. 19, 1990
Nov. 19, 1990

Nov. 19, 1990

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Culture and
Communications,
Oct. 12, 1990-.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister Responsible for Native
Affairs, Oct. 12, 1990-
Aug. 16, 1991.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister Responsible for Native
Affairs and to the Attorney
General, Aug. 16, 199 1-.

Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Correctional Services,
Aug. 16, 1991-.

Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the
Minister of Natural Resources,
Oct. 12, 1990-.

NDP High Park-Swansea Nov. 19, 1990

Minister of Citizenship with
responsibiUty for the Ontario
Human Rights Commission, the
Disabled, Seniors and Race
Relations, Oct. 1, 1990-.

194

Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 35th Legislature

Constituency

Member

Party

Algoma

Hon. Charles Jackson
"Bud" Wildman

NDP

Algoma-Manitoulin

Michael Arthur Brown

Beaches-Woodbine

Hon. Frances Lankin

NDP

Brampton North

Carman John
McCleUand

Brampton South

Robert V. Callahan

Brantfoid

Brad Ward

NDP

Brant-Haldimand

Robert Fletcher Nixon

Bruce

Murray John Elston

Interim Leader of the Ontario Liberal Party.
Leader of the Official Opposition.

Resigned as Member and hiterim Leader of
the Ontario Liberal Party, July 31, 1991.

Interim Leader of the Ontario Liberal Party.
Leader of the Official Opposition.

Resigned as Interim Leader of the Ontario
Liberal Party, Nov. 15, 1991.

Burlington South

Cameron D. Jackson

Cambridge

Hon. Michael Liam
Faman

NDP

Carleton

Norman William
Sterling

Carleton East

Gilles E. Morin

Chatham-Kent

Randy Hope

NDP

Cochrane North

Len Wood

NDP

Cochrane South

Gilles Bisson

NDP

Cornwall

John C. Cleary

Don Mills

Margery Ward

NDP

Dovercourt

Hon. Antonio V. G.
"Tony" Silipo

NDP

Downsview

Anthony Pemiz/a

NDP

195

Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Dufferin-Peel

David Tilson

Durham Centre

Drummond White

NDP

Durham East

Gord Mills

NDP

Durham West

Jim Wiseman

NDP

Durham- York

Larry O'Connor

NDP

Eglinton

Dianne Poole

Elgin

Hon. Peter North

NDP

Essex-Kent

Patrick Michael Hayes

NDP

Essex South

Remo J. Mancini

Etobicoke-Humber

D. James Henderson

Etobicoke-Lakeshore

Hon. Ruth Anna Grier

NDP

Etobicoke-Rexdale

Hon. Edward Thomas
Philip

NDP

Etobicoke West

Chris StockweU

Fort William

LynMcLeod

Fort York

Hon. Rosario Marchese

NDP

Frontenac-Addington

Hon. Fred Wilson

NDP

Grey

Bill Murdoch

Guelph

Derek Fletcher

NDP

Halton Centre

Barbara Sullivan

Halton North

Noel Duignan

NDP

Hamilton Centre

David Christopherson

NDP

Hamilton East

Hon. Robert Warren
Mackenzie

NDP

Hamilton Mountain

Hon. Brian Albert
Charlton

NDP

Hamilton West

Hon. Richard Allen

NDP

Hastings-Peterborough

Hon. Elmer Buchanan

NDP

High Park-Swansea

Hon. Elaine Ziemba

NDP

Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Huron

Peter Klopp

NDP

Kenora

Frank Ranover Miclash

Kingston & the Islands

Gary Wilson

NDP

Kitchener

Hon. William A.
Ferguson

NDP

Kitchener-Wibnot

Mike Cooper

NDP

Lake Nipigon

Hon. Gilles Pouliot

NDP

Lambton

Ellen MacKinnon

NDP

Lanark-Renfrew

W. Leo Jordan

Lawrence

Joseph Cordiano

Leeds-Grenville

Robert William
Runciman

Lincoln

Ron Hansen

NDP

London Centre

Hon. Marion Boyd

NDP

London North

Dianne E. Cunningham

London South

David Winninger

NDP

Markham

W. Donald Cousens

Middlesex

Irene Mathyssen

NDP

Mississauga East

John Domagoj Sola

Mississauga North

Steven Offer

Mississauga South

Margaret Marland

Mississauga West

Steven W. Mahoney

Muskoka-Georgian Bay

Dan Waters

NDP

Nepean

Hans W. Daigeler

Niagara Falls

Margaret Harrington

NDP

Niagara South

Hon. Shirley Coppen

NDP

Nickel Belt

Hon. Floyd Laughren

NDP

Nipissing

Michael Deane Harris

PC Leader of the Ontario Progressive
Conservative Party.
Leader of the Third Party.

197

Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Norfolk

Norm Jamison

NDP

Northumberland

Joan M. Fawcett

Oakville South

Gary Can-

Oakwood

Tony Rizzo

Oriole

Elinor Caplan

Oshawa

Hon. AUan C. Pilkey

NDP

Ottawa Centre

Hon. Evelyn Adelaide
Gigantes

NDP

Ottawa East

Bernard Charles
Grandmaitre

Ottawa-Rideau

Yvonne O'Neill

Ottawa South

Dalton J. P. McGuinty

Ottawa West

Bob Chiarelli

Oxford

Kimble Sutherland

NDP

Parkdale

Antony M. 'Tony"
Ruprecht

Parry Sound

Ernie L. Eves

Perth

Hon. Karen Haslam

NDP

Peterborough

Hon. Jenny Carter

NDP

Port Arthur

Hon. SheUey Wark-
Martyn

NDP

Prescott & Russell

Jean Poirier

Prince Edward-Lennox-

Paul Johnson

NDP

South Hastings

Quinte

Hugh Patrick O'Neil

Rainy River

Hon. Howard George
Hampton

NDP

Renfrew North

Sean Gerard Conway

Riverdale

Hon. Marilyn Churley

NDP

198

Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 35th Legislature (Continued)

S-D-G & East Grenville Noble A. Villeneuve

PC The Schedule to the Representation Act,
1986

is amended by renaming "THE
ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF
STORMONT, DUNDAS ANfD
GLENGARRY" as "THE ELECTORAL
DISTRICT OF S-D-G & EAST
GRENVILLE."

Representation Amendment Act, 1991.
Statutes of Ontario 1991. c, 2.
(Assented to April 4, 1991).

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