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Weston Laura Albanese Lalbanese.Mpp.Co@Liberal Riding First Last email York South- Laura Albanese [email protected] Weston Durham Anderson Granville [email protected] London- Teresa Armstrong [email protected] Fanshawe Wellington- Ted Arnott [email protected] Halton Hills Sarnia-Lambton Robert Bailey [email protected] Etobicoke Centre Yvan Baker [email protected] Newmarket-- Chris Ballard [email protected] Aurora Haldimand- Toby Barrett [email protected] Norfolk Scarborough Lorenzo Berardinetti [email protected] Southwest Timmins-James Gilles Bisson [email protected] Bay St. Catharines James Bradley [email protected] Simcoe North Patrick Brown [email protected] Markham- Sarah Campbell [email protected] Unionville Markham- Michael Chan [email protected] Unionville Ottawa West- Bob Chiarelli [email protected] Nepean Scarborough- Raymond Cho [email protected] Rouge River Sung Joon Leeds-Grenville Steve Clark [email protected] Whitby - Oshawa Lorne Coe [email protected] Eglinton- Mike Colle [email protected] Lawrence Don Valley East Michael Coteau [email protected] Glengarry- Grant Crack [email protected] Prescott-Russell Mississauga East- Dipika Damerla [email protected] Cooksville Nathaliie Des Rosiers [email protected] Vaughan Steven Del Duca [email protected] Mississauga- Bob Delaney [email protected] Streetsville Brampton West Vic Dhillon [email protected] Ajax-Pickering Joe Dickson [email protected] Parkdale-High Cheri DiNovo [email protected] Park Trininty--Spadina Han Dong [email protected] Scarborough Brad Duguid [email protected] Centre Nipissing Vic Fedeli [email protected] Kitchener- Catherine Fife [email protected] Waterloo Oakville Kevin Flynn [email protected] Welland Cindy Forster [email protected] Ottawa South John Fraser [email protected] Oshawa Jennifer French [email protected] Niagara Falls Wayne Gates [email protected] Nickel Belt France Gélinas [email protected] Thunder Bay- Michael Gravelle [email protected] Superior North Windsor West Lisa Gretzky [email protected] Oxford Ernie Hardeman [email protected] Kitchener- Michael Harris [email protected] Conestoga Windsor - Percy Hatfield [email protected] Tecumseh Lanark- Randy Hillier [email protected] Frontenac- Lennox & Addington Barrie Ann Hoggarth [email protected] Hamilton Centre Andrea Horwath [email protected] St. Paul's Eric Hoskins [email protected] Niagara West- Tim Hudak [email protected] Glanbrook Scarborough- Mitzie Hunter [email protected] Guildwood Oak Ridges- Helena Jaczek [email protected] Markham Dufferin-Caledon Sylvia Jones [email protected] Kingston and the Sophie Kiwala skiwala. [email protected] Islands York Centre Monte Kwinter [email protected] Ottawa-Orleans Marie- Lalonde [email protected] France Peterborough Jeff Leal [email protected] Brant David Levac [email protected] Pickering- Tracy MacCharles [email protected] Scarborough East Carleton- Jack MacLaren [email protected] Mississippi Mills Nepean-Carleton Lisa MacLeod [email protected] Brampton- Harinder Malhi [email protected] Springdale Mississauga- Amrit Mangat [email protected] Brampton South Algoma- Michael Mantha [email protected] Manitoulin Davenport Cristina Martins [email protected] Thornhill Gila Martow [email protected] London North Deb Matthews [email protected] Centre Thunder Bay- Bill Mauro [email protected] Atikokan Stormont- Jim McDonell [email protected] Dundas-South Glengarry Cambridge Kathryn McGarry [email protected] Burllngton Eleanor McMahon [email protected] Ancaster- Ted McMeekin [email protected] Dundas- Flamborough- Westdale Lambton-Kent- Monte McNaughton [email protected] Middlesex Etobicoke- Peter Milczyn [email protected] Lakeshore Parry Sound- Norm Miller [email protected] Muskoka Hamilton East- Paul Miller [email protected] Stoney Creek Richmond Hill Reza Moridi [email protected] York-Simcoe Julia Munro [email protected] Toronto Centre Glen Murray [email protected] Halton Indira Naidoo- inaidoo- Harris [email protected] Ottawa Centre Yasir Naqvi [email protected] Essex Taras Natyshak [email protected] Chatham-Kent Rick Nicholls [email protected] Essex Niagara West- Sam Oosterhoff [email protected] Glanbrook Perth-Wellington Randy Pettapiece [email protected] Beaches-East Arthur Potts [email protected] York Etobicoke North Shafiq Qaadri [email protected] Northumberland- Lou Rinaldi [email protected] -Qunite West Guelph Liz Sandals [email protected] London West Peggy Sattler [email protected] Haliburton- Scott Laurie [email protected] Kawartha Lakes- Brock York West Mario Sergio [email protected] Bramalea-Gore- Jagmeet Singh [email protected] Malton Prince Edward- Todd Smith [email protected] Hastings Mississauga Charles Sousa [email protected] South Toronto- Peter Tabuns [email protected] Danforth Mississauga- Harinder Takhar [email protected] Erindale Hamilton Monique Taylor [email protected] Mountain Sudbury Glenn Thibeault [email protected] Huron-Bruce Lisa Thompson [email protected] Timiskaming- John Vanthof [email protected] Cochrane Kitchener Centre Daiene Vernile [email protected] Bruce-Grey- Bill Walker [email protected] Owen Sound Simcoe-Grey Jim Wilson [email protected] Scarborough- Soo Wong [email protected] Agincourt Don Valley West Kathleen Wynne [email protected] Renfrew- John Yakabuski [email protected] Nipissing- Pembroke Elgin-Middlesex- Jeff Yurek [email protected] London Willowdale David Zimmer [email protected] .
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