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ONTARIO CATHOLIC SCHOOL BOARDS AND MPP RIDINGS 2018 Catholic School Board Ridings MPPs Party Algonquin-Lakeshore Kingston & The Islands Ian Arthur NDP Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston (overlaps Randy Hillier PC Eastern Ontario) Leeds-Grenville-1000 Islands, Rideau Lakes Steve Clark PC (Overlaps Ottawa) Bay of Quinte Todd Smith PC Hastings-Lennox and Addington * Daryl Kramp PC Brant Haldimand Norfolk Haldimand–Norfolk Toby Barrett PC Brantford-Brant Will Bouma PC Bruce-Grey Bruce–Grey Owen Sound (also overlaps Huron-Bruce and Simcoe- Bill Walker PC Grey) Dufferin-Peel Brampton Centre * Sara Singh NDP Brampton North Kevin Yarde NDP Brampton South * Prabmeet Sarkaria PC Brampton East Gurratan Singh NDP Amarjot Singh Brampton West PC Sandhu Dufferin–Caledon Sylvia Jones PC Mississauga Centre * Natalia Kusendova PC Mississauga East Cooksville Kaleed Rasheed PC Mississauga Erin Mills Sheref El Sabawy PC Mississauga Lakeshore Rudy Cuzzetto PC Mississauga Malton Deepak Anand PC Mississauga Streetsville Nina Tangri PC Durham Ajax Rod Phillips PC Durham Lindsey Park PC Oshawa Jennifer French NDP Whitby Lorne Coe PC Hon. Peter Pickering-Uxbridge PC Bethlenfalvy ONTARIO CATHOLIC SCHOOL BOARDS AND MPP RIDINGS 2018 Eastern Ontario Leeds–Grenville-1000 Islands & Rideau Steve Clark PC Lake Stormont–Dundas–South Glengarry Jim McDonell PC Glengarry-Prescott-Russell Amanda Simard PC Halton Burlington Jane McKenna PC Milton * Parm Gill PC Oakville Stephen Crawford PC Effie Oakville North - Burlington PC Triantafilopoulos Wellington–Halton Hills Ted Arnott PC (Overlaps Wellington) Hamilton-Wentworth Flamborough-Glanbrook * Donna Skelly PC Hamilton Centre Andrea Horwath NDP Hamilton East–Stoney Creek Paul Miller NDP Hamilton Mountain Monique Taylor NDP Hamilton West-Ancaster-Dundas Sandy Shaw NDP Huron Perth Huron–Bruce (overlaps Bruce-Grey) Lisa Thompson PC Perth-Wellington (overlaps Wellington) Randy Pettapiece PC Huron-Superior Sault Ste. Marie Ross Romano PC Algoma–Manitoulin Michael Mantha NDP (Overlaps Superior North) Kenora Kenora–Rainy River Greg Rickford PC (Overlaps Northwest) Kiiwetinoong * Sol Mamakwa NDP London Lambton–Kent–Middlesex Monte PC (Overlaps St. Clair) McNaughton Elgin–Middlesex–London Jeff Yurek PC London–Fanshawe Teresa Armstrong NDP London West Peggy Sattler NDP London North Centre Terence Kernaghan NDP Oxford Ernie Hardeman PC Niagara Niagara Centre Jeff Burch NDP ONTARIO CATHOLIC SCHOOL BOARDS AND MPP RIDINGS 2018 Niagara Falls Wayne Gates NDP Niagara West Sam Oosterhoff PC St. Catherines Jennie Stevens NDP Nipissing-Parry Sound Parry Sound–Muskoka Norm Miller PC (Overlaps Simcoe Muskoka) Nipissing Vic Fedeli PC Northeastern Timmins Gilles Bisson NDP Timiskaming–Cochrane John Vanthof NDP Mushkegowuk-James Bay * Guy Bourgouin NDP Northwest Judith Monteith- Thunder Bay-Atikokan NDP Farrell Ottawa Carleton * Goldie Ghamari PC Kanata-Carleton Merrilee Fullerton PC Nepean Lisa MacLeod PC Ottawa West–Nepean Jeremy Roberts PC Ottawa South John Fraser LIB Marie-France Orleans LIB Lalonde Ottawa–Vanier Natalie Des Rosiers LIB Ottawa Centre Joel Harden NDP Peterborough Victoria Haliburton–Kawartha Lakes–Brock Laurie Scott PC Northumberland and Northumberland–Peterborough-South Clarington David Piccini PC Renfrew (Overlaps Algonquin-Lakeshore) Peterborough-Kawartha Dave Smith PC Renfrew Renfrew–Nipissing–Pembroke John Yakabuski PC Simcoe Muskoka Barrie-Springwater-Oro-Medonte Doug Downey PC Barrie-Innisfil * Andrea Khanjin PC Simcoe–Grey (Overlaps Bruce-Grey) Jim Wilson PC Simcoe North Jill Dunlop PC York–Simcoe Caroline Mulroney PC (Overlaps York) ONTARIO CATHOLIC SCHOOL BOARDS AND MPP RIDINGS 2018 St. Clair Chatham–Kent–Leamington Rick Nicholls PC (Overlaps Windsor-Essex) Sarnia–Lambton Bob Bailey PC Sudbury Nickel Belt France Gélinas NDP Sudbury Jamie West NDP Superior North Thunder Bay–Superior North Michael Gravelle LIB (Overlaps Thunder Bay) Thunder Bay Judith Monteith- Thunder Bay-Atikokan NDP Farrell Toronto Rima Burns- Beaches–East York NDP McGowan Davenport Marit Stiles NDP Don Valley East Michael Coteau LIB Don Valley West Kathleen Wynne LIB Don Valley North * Vincent Ke PC Eglinton Lawrence Robin Martin PC Etobicoke Centre King Surma PC Etobicoke-Lakeshore Christine Hogarth PC Etobicoke North Doug Ford PC Humber River-Black Creek Tom Rakocevic NDP Parkdale–High Park Bhutila Karpoche NDP Scarborough–Agincourt Aris Babikian PC Scarborough Centre Christina Mitas PC Scarborough-Guildwood Mitzie Hunter LIB Scarborough North * Raymond Cho PC Scarborough–Rouge Park Vijay Thanigasalam PC Scarborough Southwest Doly Begum NDP Spadina-Fort York Chris Glover NDP Toronto-St. Paul’s Jill Andrew NDP Toronto Centre Suze Morrison NDP ONTARIO CATHOLIC SCHOOL BOARDS AND MPP RIDINGS 2018 Toronto–Danforth Peter Tabuns NDP University-Rosedale * Jessica Bell NDP Willowdale Stan Cho PC York Centre Roman Baber PC York South–Weston Faisal Hassan NDP Waterloo Kitchener Centre Laura Mae Lindo NDP Kitchener–Conestoga Michael Harris Jr. PC Waterloo Catherine Fife NDP Cambridge Belinda Karahalios PC Kitchener-South Hespeler * Amy Fee PC Wellington Guelph Mike Schreiner GRN Windsor-Essex Essex Taras Natyshak NDP Windsor-Tecumseth Percy Hatfield NDP Windsor West Lisa Gretzky NDP York Markham–Unionville Billy Pang PC Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill * Michael Parsa PC Newmarket–Aurora Christine Elliott PC Markham Stouffville Paul Calandra PC Markham – Thornhill * Logan Kanapathi PC Richmond Hill Daisy Wai PC King-Vaughan * Stephen Lecce PC Thornhill Gila Martow PC Vaughan-Woodbridge Michael Tibollo PC *New ridings for 2018 .
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