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Forman, Debra, 1956- Legislators and legislatures of Ontario 4. 1984-1991. Contents: v. 1. 1792-1866. - v. 2. 1867-1929. ~ v. 3. 1930-1984. - v. - 0-7743- ISBN 0-7743-9021-2 (set). - 0-7743-9022-0 (v. 1). - 0-7743-9023-9 (v. 2). 9024-7 (v. 3). - 0-7729-9328-9 (v. 4).

3. 1. Ontario. Legislative Assembly-History. 2. Ontario-Politics and government.

Legislators-Ontario-History. I. Ontario. Legislative Library. II. Title.

JL273.F6 1984 328.713'09 84-093008-9 1 1

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 29-5 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 ® IV 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 VI .

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

vu 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

L 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 28th-32nd 1971-1985 Hon. Frank Stuart Miller 32nd-33rd 1985 Hon. David Robert Peterson 33rd-34th 1985-1990 Hon. Robert Keith Rae 35th 1990-

Clerks of the Legislative Assembly 1984 -1991

Clerk Year

Roderick Gilmour Lewis January 1, 1955 - October 8, 1986

Claude L. DesRosiers 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 Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 • 1991 (Continued)

Members Legislature Members Legislature

Bell. Robert 3rd-4th BounseU, Edwin James 'Ted" 29th-31st Bell, Thomas Hamilton 18th Bowerman, Thomas Gilmore 19th Ben, George 27th-28th Bowes, John George 5CW Benjamin, George 5CW-7CW Bowman, Beniah 14th-16th Bennett, Qaude Frederick 29th-33rd Bowman, Charles Martin 9th-14th Bennett, George 21st Bowman, Isaac Erb 8CW Bennett, John 8th Bown, John Young 7CW-8CW Bennewies, John 13th-14th Bowyer, Philip Henry llth-12th Berczy, William lOUC-llUC Boyd, George Milward 9th Bemier, Leo Edward 27th-33rd Boyd, James P. 1st Berry, Richard Nixon 16th; 18th Boyd, Marion 35th Bethune, Donald lOUC Boyer, Robert James 25th-28th Bethune, George Henry 19th-20th Brackin, Robert Livingstone 15th-16th Bethune, James 2nd-3rd Bradbum, Thomas Evans llth-12th Bettes, James Whitney 4th Bradbum, William Herbert 16th-17th Bidwell, Barnabas 8UC Bradley, James Joseph 31st-35th Bidwell, Marshall Spring 9UC-12UC Bradley, John Courtland 19th-20th Bigelow, Nelson Gordon 7th Bragg, William John 15th-19th Biggar, Herbert 5CW-6CW Braithwaite, Leonard A. 27th-29th Biggar, James Lyons 7CW-8CW Brandon, WiUiam "Elmer" 24th-25th Biggar, John Walter Scott 6th Brandt, Andrew S. 32nd-34th Biggar, William Hodgins 7th-8th Brant, John llUC Biggs, Frank Campbell 15th-16th Breaugh, Michael James 30th-34th Birch, Margaret 29th-32nd Breithaupt, James Roos 28th-32nd Birkett, Thomas Miles 17th Breithaupt, Louis Jacob 9th Bishop, Archibald 2nd-7th Brereton, Charles Herbert 4th-5th Bisson, Gilles 35th Brewster, Willoughby Staples 12th-13th Black, Ken 34th Bridgland, Samuel 9th-10th Black, William David 13th-20th Broder, Andrew 3rd-5th Blacklock, Ambrose lOUC Bronson, Erskine Henry 6th-8th Blackwell, Leslie Egerton 21st-23rd Brouse, George lOUC Blake, Edward lst-2nd Brower, Charies Andrew 8th-14th Blake, William Hume 3CW Brown, George 4CW-8CW Blakelock, Thomas Ashton 18th-20th Brown, Howard Elis 21st Blanchard, James 18th Brown, James C. 15th Blezard, Thomas 4th-9th Brown, John 11UC-12UC Blundy, Paul Douglas 31st Brown, John 9th-10th Blyth, John 5th-6th Brown, John George 23rd Bockus, Charles 13UC Brown, John L. 28th Bolan, Michael George 31st Brown, Keith Roy 26th-27th Bolton, Kenneth Charles 28th Brown, Michael Arthur 34th-35th Bonfield, James 3rd-4th Brown, Nicholas Wood 3rd Bonis, David 18th Brownell, John 5UC Booth, Joshua lUC Brownridge, Fergus Beck 19th-20th Bossey, Maurice Louis 33rd-34th Bruce, William 12UC Bostwick, John 8UC Brunelle, Rene Joseph Napol6on 25th-31st Boswell, George Morss ICW Bryden, Kenneth 26th-27th Boudria, Don 32nd Bryden, Marion Helen 30th-34th Boultbee, Alfred 2nd Buchanan, Elmer 35th Boulter, George Henry lst-4th Buchanan, Isaac ICW; 6CW; 8CW Boulton, D'Arcy 4UC Buckland, Caleb Henry 15th Boulton, D'Arcy Edward 2nd-3rd BueU. William Jr. 10UC-12UC Boulton, George Strange 9UC; 11UC-13UC BueU, WiUiam Sr. 3UC Boulton, Henry John llUC; 1CW;3CW Bukator, George 26th-28th Boulton, William Henry 2CW-4CW Bullbrook, James Edward 28th-30th 1UC-13UC = Upper Canada 1CW-8CW = Canada West lst-35tb = Ontario Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)

Members Legislature Members Legislature

Burke, George T. Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)

Members Legislature Members Legislature

Chisholm, Alexander Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)

Members Legislature Members Legislature

Croome, Randolph George Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 • 1991 (Continued)

Members Legislature Members Legislature

Dunlop, Robert Graham Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 • 1991 (Continued)

Members Legislature Members Legislature

Foley, Miciiael Hamilton 5CW-8CW Gemmell, Welland Stewart 23rd-24th Fontaine, Jacques No6 "Ren6" 33id-34th George, John 7th Foote, John Weir 23rd-25th Germa, Melville Cariyle "Bud" 29th-31st Ford, John Featherson 15th German, William Manley 8th-9th Foster, T. Kenzie 23rd Gibbons, Robert lst-2nd Fothergill, Chaiies 9UC-10UC Gibbs, Thomas Nicholson 8CW Foulds, James Francis 29th-33rd Gibson, David 12UC-13UC Fowler, Reginald Amherst 14th-15th Gibson, John Morison 4th-10th Fox, Milton C. 15th Gibson, Robert Wayne 26th-27th Fox, Samuel John 9th-12th Gibson, Thomas 2nd-8th Foy, James Joseph 9th-14th Gifford,Charles 2nd Fraleigh, Thomas Howard 18th Gigantes, Evelyn Adelaide 30th-33rd; 35th Frankford, Robert T.S. 35th Gilbertson, Bemt Nicole 28th-29th Fraser, Alexander lOUC-llUC Gilchrist, John 12UC; ICW Fraser, Alexander lst-2nd Giles, John Godkin 2nd Fraser, Christopher Rnlay 2nd-7th Gillespie, George Alexander 14th Fraser, Donald llUC Gillies, John 5th Fraser, Evan Eugene llth-13th Gillies, Philip Andrew 32nd-33rd Fraser, Isaac 7UC Gilmour, John Taylor 6th-7th Fraser, Thomas 2UC; 5UC Gisbom, Reginald Victor 25th-29th Fraser, William Henry 14th Givens, Philip Gerald 29th-30th Frazer, John 5CW Glass, John Judah 19th-20th Frazer, Richard Duncan llUC Glendinning, James 7th Freeborn, John WiUard 15th-16th; 19th- Godfrey, Charles Morris 30th 20th Godfrey, Forbes Elliott llth-18th Freele, Lloyd William Morgan 18th Godwin, Henry Thomas 7th Freeman, Edward George 27th Goldie, Lincoln 16th-18th Freeman, John Bailey 4th-7th Gomme, George Ellis 25th-28th Freeman, Samuel Black 5CW Good, Edward R. 28th-30th French, Frederick John 4th-6th Gooderham, George Horace 12th-14th French, Jeremiah lUC Goodfellow, William Arthur 21st-26th Fripp, Alfred Ernest 12th Gordon, Arthur St. Clair 19th-21st Frost, Arthur G. 24lh-25th Gordon, George Thomas 23rd-27th Frost, Leslie Miscampbell 20th-26th Gordon, James 8UC-9UC Fulford, George Taylor 19th Gordon, James K. 32nd Fullerton, John Arthur 22nd-26th Gough, Thomas Barnes 5UC Fulton, Edward A. 33rd-34th Gould, Isaac James 5th-6th Furlong, Allan 34th Gould, Joseph 5CW-6CW Gould, Joseph M. 26th-27th Goulet, Alfred 15th Galbraith, Daniel lst-2nd Govenlock, John M. 15th Gallagher, Charles Vincent 20th Gow, Peter lst-3rd Gallagher, John S. 9th-12th Gowan, Ogle Robert 12UC-13UC; Galna, John llth-13th 2CW;6CW Gamble, John William 13UC; 4CW-5CW Graham, Alvin Edwin 18th Gamble, Moses 7UC Graham, George Perry 9th-llth Gamey, Robert Roswell 10th-14th Graham, Ketchum lst-2nd Gamey, Thomas 8th Graham, Peter (Frontenac) 3rd Garden, Arthur Campbell 16th Graham, Peter (Lambton East) 3rd-6th Gardhouse, William James 19th-20th Graham, Thomas 25th Gardiner, Christopher "Chris." 17th Grahame, Thomas 1st Ganow, James Thompson 7th-9th Grande, Anthony William 30th-33rd Garson, William C.W. 6th Grandmaitre, Bernard Charles 32nd-35th Gates, Walter F. 8UC Grange, John Thomas 2nd-3id Gaunt, Murray Andrew 26th-31st Grant, Alexander James 3rd

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada 1CW-8CW = Canada West lst-35th = Ontario Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)

Members Legislature Members Legislature

Grant, Robert Henry 15th Hamilton, William Ernest Grant, Sandy 13th-14th Graves, Edwin Cyrus 16th-18th Gray, Andrew Wellington 15th-16th Gray, John Sth Gray, Robert Isaac Dey 2UC-4UC Greeley, Absalom 1st Greenlaw, Frank Howard 15th Gregory, Milton Edward Charles "Bud" 30th-33rd Griesinger, William 22nd-25th Grier, Ruth Anna 33rd-35th Grieve, John 14th Grigg, Albert 12th-14th Gross, John Franklin 9th-10th Grossman, Allan 25th-29th Grossman, Lawrence Sheldon "Larry" 30th-33rd Grummett, William John 21st-24th Guest, Thomas B. 2nd Guibord, Onesime 9th- 10th Guindon, Femand 25th-29th Guindon, Luc Bernard 33rd Gurd, Alfred Thomas Sth Guthrie, Donald 6th-7th Guthrie, William 19th-20th

Habel, Joseph Alphonse Anaclet 19th-20th; 22nd Haeck, Christel 35th Hagar, Albert 4th-5th Hagerman, Christopher Alexander 8UC; nUC-13UC Hagerman, Daniel 8UC Hagey, Henry Louis 20th Haggerty, James Sth Haggerty, Raymond Louis 28th-34th Haines, Archibald Judson 20th Halcrow, George Grant 15th Hall, Eric "Ross" 30th-31st Hall, Francis ^^fllliam 14th Hall. George B. 7UC Hall, George Barker 2CW Hall, James 3CW Hall, Richard Reece 15th Hall, Stanley Leroy 21st-26th Hall, Zachariah Adam 14th Ham, George sue Ham, Joseph Henry 14th Hambly, Charles Wesley 16th; ISth Hamilton, George SUC-IOUC Hamilton, George Wellesley 2nd Hamilton, Maurice 25th-29th Hamilton, Robert sue Hamilton, William sue Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 • 1991 (ConUnued)

Members Legislature Members Legislature

Heniy, Philip James ISth Hunter, James Hill Hepburn, James deCongalton 20th-22nd Hepburn, Mitchell Frederick 19th-21st Herbert, Alexander "Robert" 24th-26th Hess, John George 5th-6th Hicks, Andrew 15th Higginson, Thomas 8CW Hill, Hamnett Pinhey 15th HUl, James Ferguson 16th-19th Hill, Solomon 4UC Hill, William James 9th Hilliard, Daniel 6th Hilliaid, Irwin Foster 14th Hillmer, George 16th-17th Hincks, Francis ICW; 3CW-5CW Hipel, Norman Otto 18th-20th Hiscott, James 7th-8th Hislop, Archiblad 9th- 11th Hobbs, Thomas Saunders 8th Hodgens, Thomas D. 9th Hodgins, Charles Constantine 11th Hodgins, Thomas 2nd-3rd Hodgson, Louis M. 27th Hodgson, Ronald "Glen" 27th-29th Hodgson, William Marshall Chamberlain 28th-32nd Hoffman, Philip 26th Hogan, John Sheridan 6CW Hogarth, Donald McDonald 13th-15th; 17th- 18th Holmes, John 6CW Holmes, Joseph WUliam 9th- 10th Homuth, Karl Kenneth 15th-18th Honeywell, Albert Edwin 17th-18th Hook, Thomas 14th Hooper, Augustus F. 7CW Hooper, Edmund John 1st Hope, Randy 35th Hopkins, Caleb lOUC; 12UC; ICW; 3CW Homor, Thomas 8UC-11UC Hosek, Chaviva Milada 34th Hotham, Richard Phillips 13UC Houck, William Limburg 19th-20th; 23rd- 24th Howard, Matthew Munsel 11UC-12UC Howard, Peter 4UC-5UC; 7UC Howitt, John Ranson 12th Howland, Oliver Aiken 8th Howland, William Pearce 6CW-8CW Hoyle, William Henry 9th- 14th Hudson, William Parker 5th-7th Huget, Bob 35th Hunt, Stanley Joseph 21st-25th Hunter, Frederick Eraser 19th-20th Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)

Members Legislature Members Legislature

Joliffe, Edward Bigelow 21st; 23rd Kohler, Jacob Jones, Charles 8UC-9UC Jones, David 9UC; 12UC Jones, David Ford 8CW Jones, Ephraim lUC Jones, Francis 7CW-8CW Jones, Henry llUC Jones, Jonas 7UC-9UC; 13UC Jones, Solomon 2UC Jones, Terry David 30th-32nd Jordan, W. Leo 35th Joynt, John 15th-16th Joynt, Robert L. 9th-10th Jutten, Thomas William 17th-18th

Kanter, Ronald M. 34th Kean, John 3rd Keams, John 13UC Keefer, Francis Henry 16th Kehoe, John Joseph 21st Keith, William 16th Kelley, RusseU Temple 22nd-23rd Kells, Moriey Cecil 32nd Kelly, James Francis "Frank" 19th-21st Kelly, Philip Timothy 24th-25th Kemp, Robert Henry 16th-17th Kennedy, Angus John 16th-18th Kennedy, Hugh W. 11th Kennedy, Robert "Douglas" 28th-32nd Kennedy, Thomas Laird 15th-18th; 20th- 25th Kenning, Alfred Franklin 17th-18th Kerns, William 5th-8th Kerr, David "McMaster" 24th-25th Kerr, George 11th Kerr, George Albert 27th-32nd Kerr, Joseph 4th-5th

Kerr, William J. 8UC Kenio, Vincent George 30th-34th Ketchum, Jesse lOUC-llUC Keyes, Kenneth A. 33rd-34th Kidd, George Nelson 8th-llth Kidd, Thomas Ashmore 17th-20th KUbom, John lOUC Killaly, Hamilton Hartley ICW Kincaid, Robert 4th King, James Harold 19th-20th Kirby, Harold James 19th-20th Kirkwood, James 7th Klopp, Paul 35th Kni^t, Donald S. 33rd Knight, Ronald Henry 28th Knowles, Vernon Charles 22nd Knox, John "Ralph" 27th Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)

Members Legis .

Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)

Members Legislature Members Legislature

MaUoch, Edward 12UC-13UC; McCallum, Malcolm Alexander 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 Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 • 1991 (Continued)

Members Legislature Members Legislature

McGUl. WiUiam 1st McMillan, John Angus McGillis, Angus 17th McGiverin, William 8CW McGowan, John 2nd-3id McGregor, John 4UC-6UC McGuigan, James Rtzgerald 31st-34th McGuinty, Dalton James 34th

McGuinty, Dalton J. P. 35th Mcllveen, Charies Elmer 29th Mcintosh, John 12UC-13UC Mclntyre, Alexander Fraser 3rd Mclntyre, Daniel 21st Mclntyre, Duncan John 5th Mclntyre, Robert 8CW McKay, Angus 6th-9th McKay, George Prevost 5th McKay, John 7th-8th McKay, Thomas 12UC-13UC McKechnie, Gilbert 7th McKee, Thomas 2UC-3UC

McKee, WiUiam J. 8th-9th McKellar, Archibald 6CW-8CW; lst-3rd McKenzie, E)onald 5th McKenzie, Hugh 7th McKeough, William "Darcy" 28th-31st McKeown, Charles Robert llth-14th; 16th McKerlie, Daniel 5CW McKessock, Robert Carson 30th-33id McKim, Robert lst-2nd; 4th-5th McKnight, Michael 16th McLachlin, Daniel 4CW;7CW McLaren, Alexander 8th McLaughlin, James Wellington 4th-6th McLaughlin, John 9th McLaws, David 3rd McLean, Alexander 13UC; ICW; 3CW McLean, Alexander Daniel 17th McLean, AUan 4UC-8UC McLean, Allan Kenneth 32nd-35th McLean, Alvin Coulter 18th McLean, Archibald 8UC-13UC McLean, Murdo Young 8th McLenaghan, Nathaniel 7th McLeod, James William 15th McLeod, John lst-3rd McLeod, Lyn 34th-35th McLeod, WUliam Duncan 10th McMahon, James 3rd-7th McManus, George 2nd McMartin, Alexander 6UC-8UC; llUC McMeekin, Richard M. 20th McMicken, Gilbert 6CW McMicking, Gilbert 12UC-13UC McMillan, Edward B. 23rd Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)

Members Legislature Members Legislature

Mitchell, John Henry 17th Mumey, Edmund 13UC; ICW- Mitchell, Robert C. 31st-33rd 2CW; 4CW- Moffatt, E)ouglas Peter 30th 5CW Moffatt, Foster Graham 17th Murphy, Denis 10th Monaghan, Gerald Joseph 25th Murphy, Edward Joseph 18th Monk, George William 2nd-7th Murphy, Thomas Alexander 17th-22nd Monro, George 2CW Murray, Thomas 1st; 4th-6th Monteith, Andrew lst-2nd Murray, Thomas Patrick 18th-21st Monteith, John C. 10th Murray, William Alexander 22nd Monteith, Joseph Dunsmore 16th-18th Musgrove, Armstrong R 12th-14th Monteith, Samuel "Nelson" 9th; 11th Musgrove, George Johnston 14th Montgomery, Hugh nth Mutrie, John 8th-9th Montgomery, Wesley 15th Myers, Adam Henry 2CW-3CW Moore, Elias 12UC-13UC Myers, Raymond Munro 24th-26th Moore, James Percy 17th-18th Moore, John Douglas 7th-8th Morel, Henri 12th-14th; 16th- Nairn, Thomas Maclntyre 4th; 6th 18th Nault, Joseph "Daniel" 23rd-24th Morgan, Ira 4th Near, Daniel 4th Morgan, William 4th-6th Neelon, Sylvester 3rd-5th Morin, GUles E. 33rd-35th Neely, George Wesley llth-13th Morin, James E. 5th-6th Nelles, Robert 3UC-4UC; 6UC- Morin, Jules 25th-26th; 28th 7UC Morin-Strom, Karl Avid 33Td-34th Nesbitt, Arthur Russell 16th-19th Momingstar, Ellis Price 24th-29th Nesbitt, Samuel Greerson Murray 12th-14th Morris, Hon. Alexander 7CW-8CW; 3rd- Nesbitt, William Beattie lOth-llth 5th Neumann, David Enul 34th Morris, James 13UC; ICW Newlands, John 20th Morris, William 8UC-12UC Newman, Bernard 26th-33rd Morrison, Angus 5CW-8CW Newman, James Melvin 22nd-23rd Morrison, Marshall Bidwell 9th- 11th Newman, William 17th-19th Morrison, Joseph Curran 3CW-5CW Nichol, Robert 6UC-8UC Morrison, Thomas David 12UC-13UC Nicholas, Cynthia Maria "Cindy" 34th Morrison. William 17th-18th Nickle, William Folger 12th; 15th-16th Morrow, Donald Hugo 23rd-30th Nickle, William McAdam 24th-26th Morrow, Mark 35th NUes, William 5CW Morton, James 7CW Nixon, Alfred Westland llth-14th Moscrip, William Caven 9th Nixon, George Adam 29th Mostyn, William 3rd Nixon, Harry Corwin 15th-26th Mount, Roswell llUC Nixon, John Bradford "Brad" 34th Mowat, Oliver 6CW-8CW; 2nd- Nixon, Robert Retcher 26th-35th 8th Nixon, William Glennie 19th-20th Mulholland, Robert 5th Noden, William George 24th-27th Munro, Ehincan "Paul" 18th-19th Norman, Robert Addison 12th-13th Munro, Heruy 5CW-8CW North, Peter 35th Munro, Hugh 13th-14th Norton, Hiram 11UC-13UC Munro, James S. lOth-llth Norton, Keith Calder 30th-32nd Munro, John W. 9th-10th Notman, William 3CW; 6CW-8CW Munro, Lily Oddi Nuttall, WilmerJohn 29th See also Oddie-Munro, Lily 33rd-34th Munroe, Malcolm G. 3rd Murdoch, Bill 35th Oakley, George Jr. 16th-18th Murdoch, Gilbert Hugh 15th O'Connor, Hamilton Parke 4th-7th Murdoch, William 21st-26th O'Connor, John Jr. 7CW Murdock, Sharon 35th O'Connor, Larry 35th 1UC-13UC = Upper Canada 1CW-8CW = Canada West lst-35th = Ontario

16 Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)

Members Legislature Members Legislature

O'Connor, Terrance P. 'Terry" 33rd Peck, Edward Armour 13th Oddie-Munro, Lily Peck, George Henry 27th See also Munro, Lily Oddie 33rd-34th Peck, Samuel Stanley 4th O'Donoghue, Daniel John 2nd-3rd Pelissero, Harry 34th Offer, Steven 33rd-35th Pense, Edward John Barker 9th-llth Oke, Leslie Warner 15th-17th Perruzza, Anthony 35th O'Keefe, George 8th Perry, George lst-2nd Olde, Neil Leveme 27th-28th Perry, Peter 9UC-12UC; 3CW Oliver, Adam lst-3rd Peterson, David Robert 30th-34th Oliver, Farquhar Robert 17th-27th Peterson, Paul 8UC-10UC Oliver, Thomas 8CW Petrie, Archibald 2CW

O'Neil, Hugh Patrick 30th-35th Pfettit, Nathaniel lUC O'NeiU, John 15th Pettypiece, Henry John 9th-10th O'Neill, Yvonne 34th-35th Pharand, George Hector 12th Ostrom, Gilbert Wellington 6th Phelps, Orson James 5th-6th O'Sullivan, John 3rd Philip, Edward Thomas 30th-35th Overall, Cyril Arthur Goodwin 21st Phillips, Gerald Leonard 34th-35th Owen, Bruce 34th Phillips, Mackinnon 22nd-26th Owens, Edward William James 13th-14th; 16th Pich6, Ren6 L. 32nd Owens, Steve 35th Pierce, Franklin "Jack" 33rd Pilkey, Allan C. 35th Pilkey, Clifford George 28th Pacaud, Gaspaid 6th Pinard, Joseph Albert 14th-17th Pardee, Frederick Forsyth 9th Pinhey, Hamnett llUC Pardee, Timothy Blair lst-6th Pitman, Walter George 28th Pardo, Thomas Letson 8th-10th Pittock, Gordon William 27th Parent, Alexander A. 22nd Playfair, Andrew William 6CW Park, George "Eamon" 23rd Playter, Eli 9UC Parke, Thomas 12UC-13UC;1CW Poirier, Jean 32nd-35th Parker, Thomas Sutherland 8CW Poisson, Paul 17th-18th Paikhill, William James 3rd-4th Pollock, James 32nd-34th Parliament, Nelson 14th-15th Polsinelli, Claudio 33rd-34th Pamell, Frederick Rymond 14th Poole, Dianne 34th-35th Parrott, Harry Craig 29th-31st Pope, Alan William 31st-34th Parry, George W. 22nd-26th Porter, Dana Harris 21st-25th Partington, Peter 33rd Porter, David 7th Paterson, E)onald Alexander 27th-29th Portman, Maurice Berkeley 7CW Paton, Robert 7th-8th Potter, Richard Thomas 28th-29th Patrick, Thomas L. 21st-25th Pouliot, Gilles 33rd-35th Patrick, William 4CW-7CW Powell, Charles Berkeley 9th-10th Patten, Richard Andrew 34th Powell, Israel Wood 1CW-2CW Patterson, James Colebrooke 3rd Powell, John A. H. 13UC Patterson, Peter 2nd-4th PoweU, Walker 6CW Patterson, Robert John 16th Powell, W^am Frederick 5CW-8CW Patterson, Roland 19th-21st Pratt, Arthur Clarence llth-14th Pattie, David 8UC Preston, Josiah Johnston 10th-14th Pattinson, George llth-13th Preston, Richard Franklin 8th; llth-14th Pattinson, Richard 6UC Preston, Robert Henry 3rd; 5th-7th Pattullo, Andrew 8th-10th Preston, Thomas Hiram 9th-llth Paul, William James llth-12th Preston, William Alfred llth-12th Pawling, Benjamin lUC Price, Henry Isaac 18th Paxton, Thomas lst-4th Price, Henry James 25th-28th Peacock, Hugh 28th Price, James Hervey 1CW-3CW Pearce, Josiah Williams 10th-12th Price, Lloyd H. 25th Pearson, Peter William 17th Price, WiUiam Herbert 14th-19th

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada 1CW-8CW = Canada West lst-3Sth = Ontario

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Members Legislature Members Legislature

Prince, Albert 2nd Richards, Ste|^n lst-2nd Prince, John 13UC: 1CW-4CW Richards, William Buell 3CW-4CW Pringle, John Abbot 21st-24th Richardson, Amos Augustus 12th Pritchard, Ada Mary 27th-28th Richardson, Charles 12UC-13UC Proudfoot, William 12th-14th Richardson, Charles Edward 18th ProuLx, Edmund 16th-17th Richardson, John 8th-10th Pryde, Thomas 22nd-25th Richardson, Richard 3rd Puidy, Jesse Thomas 6CW Richardson, Udney 13th-14th Pyne, Robert Allan 9th- 14th Richardson, William 4th Rickard, WiUiam 10th Riddell, John Keith "Jack" 29th-34th

Quilty, Leonard Joseph 26lh Riddell, Robert 2CW Ridout, George Percival 4CW Ridout, Thomas 6UC Racine, Damase llth-15th Riggs, William Charles 21st Racine, Horace S. 27th Rizzo, Tony 35th Radenhurst, Thomas lOUC Robarts, John Parmenter 24th-28th Rae, Robert Keith 32nd-35th Robb, John Morrow 14th; 17th-18th Ramsden, John Cannan 15th Roberts, Archibald "Kelso" 21st-22nd; 24th- Ramsay, David James 33rd-35th 27th Ramsay, Russell Harold 31st-32nd Roberts, Augustus "Duncan" 19th Randal, Robert 8UC-11UC Roberts, Marietta L. D. 34th Randall, Stanley John 27th-28th Robertson, Alexander 4th Raney, William "Edgar" 15th-17th Robertson, Alexander Black 8th Rankin, Anthony McGuin 13th-16th Robertson, Charles Alexander 17th-20th Rankin, Arthur 5CW; 7CW-8CW Robertson, David 4th Rankin, David John 25th Robertson, Donald 1st Rathbun, Edward Walter 11th Robertson, William 21st-22nd Raven, Charles Edmund 18th Robertson, William George 17th Ray, Michael Charles 34th RobiUard, Alexander 6th-8th Rayside, James 4th-7th RobUlard, Honor6 5lh Rea, Charles Edward 23rd Robinson, Alan M. 32nd Read, George lst-2nd Robinson, Chaiies 4th Reaume, Arthur John 24th-27th Robinson, Christopher 2UC Reaume, Joseph Octave 10th-13th Robinson, Edward 4th Reed, Daniel llth-12th Robinson, Frederick Oliver 21st-23rd Reed, Julian Alexander Amott 30th-32nd Robinson, John Beverley 8UC-10UC Regan, James Thomas Hammill 13th-14th Robinson, John Beverley Jr. 6CW-7CW Reid, James 7th-10th Robinson, Leonard "Grieve" 21st Reid, John Frederick 17th-18th Robinson, Peter 7UC-8UC Reid, Norman 12th Robinson, William 2nd-3rd Reid, Thomas "Patrick" 28th-32nd Robinson, William Benjamin 11UC-13UC; Reid, Timothy Escott 28 th 2CW-5CW Reid, William Henry 8th-9th Roblin, David 5CW-6CW ReiUy, Leonard McKenzie 26th-29th Roblin, John 5UC Rennie, Frank 15th Roblin, John PhUip 11UC-12UC; Renwick, James Alexander 27th-32nd 1CW-2CW Renwick, Margaret Ellen 28th Robson, Lewis "Roscoe" 21st-25th Reuter, Allan Edward 27th-29th Robson, Thomas E. 9th Reville, David R. 33id-34th Roe, Alexander Hall 5th Reycraft, Douglas Richard 33rd-34th Roebuck, Arthur Wentworth 19th-20th Reynolds, Hugh Alexander 23rd Rogers, David McGregor 2UC-6UC; 8UC Reynolds, Walter Bain 20th-23rd Rollins, Clarke Tivy 26th-31st Rhodes, John Reginald 29th-31st Rollo, Walter Ritchie 15th Richards, Albert Norton 8CW Rolph, George lOUC 1UC-13UC = Upper Canada 1CW-8CW = Canada West lst-35th = Ontario

18 Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 • 1991 (Continued)

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Rolph, John 9UC-10UC; 13UC; Sargent, Edward Carson 27th-33rd 4CW-5CW Savage, James M. 8th Rcx)t, John Henry Haines 24th-29th Scratcherd, John 5CW-6CW Rorke, Joseph 6th-7th Scholfield, Henry Chadwick 13th; 17lh-18th Rose, Baltis 4th Schwenger, William Frederick 19th-20th Rose, Jesse Wright 4CW Scoble, John 7CW-8CW Rosevear, John 3rd-4th Scollick, William 9UC Ross, Alexander McLagan 3rd-6th Scott, Harold Robinson 21st-25th Ross, Alexander Peter 5th Scott, Ian G. 33rd-35th Ross, Arthur Edward 13th-15th Scott, John 3CW Ross, David Munro 15th-18th Scott, Merton Elvin 17th Ross, Duncan Alexander 15th Scott, Reid 23id Ross, Duncan Campbell llth-12th Scott, Richard William 6CW-7CW; 1st- Ross, George William 5th-llth 2nd Ross, James 5CW-6CW Scott, Thomas lst-3rd Ross, James Alway 12th Scott, William 6CW Ross, John Sylvester 7CW-8CW Scott, William Hepburn 2nd-4th Ross, Walter 8CW Scrivener, Margaret 29th-32nd Rotenberg, David 31st-32nd Secord, David 5UC;7UC Routledge, George Albert 10th Secord, George 1st Rowe, Earl W. 33rd Seguin, Charles Avile 18th Rowe, Russell Daniel 27th-31st Senn, John 8th Rowe, William Earl 16th Sewell, George David 15th-16th RoweU, Newton Wesley 13th-14th Sexton, William lst-3rd Rowlandson, John 19th Seymour, Benjamin 2CW-4CW Rowntree, Henry "Leslie" 25th-28th Shade, Absalom llUC; 13UC Roy, Albert J. 29th-32nd Shanly, Walter 8CW Runciman, Robert William 32nd-35th Sharpe, Donald 14th Ruprecht, Antony M. "Tony" 32nd-35th Sharpe, James 7th Russell, Joseph 14th Shaver, Alexander Laurence 17th-18th Russell, Samuel 9th-10th Shaver, Peter 8UC; 10UC-13UC Ruston, Richard Fletcher 28th-32nd Shaw, James 4CW-5CW Ruttan, Henry 8UC; 13UC Shaw, John 12th Ryerson, George Sterling 7th-8th Shaw, William McNaim 1st Ryerson, William 7CW Shearer, Robert Austin 14th Rykert, Arthur Frederick 14th Sheppard, HowanJ Nicholas 32nd-33rd Rykert, George 12UC-13UC Sherwood, George 1CW-3CW; 6CW- Rykert, John Charles 6CW-7CW; 1st- 7CW 3rd Sherwood, Henry 13UC; 1CW-4CW Rymal, Jacob 12UC Rymal, Joseph 6CW-8CW Sherwood, Levius P. 6UC; 8UC Sherwood, Samuel 3UC-4UC Shibley, Jacob 12UC St. Denis, Joseph 18th Shields, George Sylvester 17th-18th St. John, Joseph Wesley 8th; lOth-llth Shillington, Robert Taylor 12th-13th Sale, Howard Julian 22nd Shore, Marvin Leonard 30th Salmon, William 13UC Shore, William 8th Salsberg, Joseph Banich 21st-24th Short, Thomas 6CW Samis, George Roy 29th-32nd Shulman, Morton 28th-29th Samson, James Hunter 10UC-12UC Shymko, Yuri R. 32nd-33rd Sandercock, William "Elmer" 23rd-27th Silipo, Antonio V. G. 'Tony" 35th Sandeman, Gillian Ann 30th Sills, Ephraim George 5th Sanderson, James Alfred 18th Simonett, John Richard "Jack" 26th-28th Sandy, Frederick George 15th; 17th Simpson, John 6CW-8CW Sangster, James Alexander 16th-19th Simpson, Leonard Jennett 18th-20th

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada ICW-gCW = Canada West lst-35th = Ontario

19 Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)

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Sinclair, Donald lst-4th Sovereign, Philip 5UC Sinclair, John Wllliam 19th-20th Spence, Franklin Harford 16th-18th; 20th Sinclair, Victor Albert 14th Spence, John Purvis "Jack" 25th-30th Sinclair, William Edmund Newton 13th; 15th-19th Spence, Robert 5CW Singer, Ephraim Frederick 18th Spencer, Hazelton lUC Singer, Vernon Milton 26th-30th Spensieri, Midiael A. 32nd Skinner, Frederick James 17th-18th Spooner, Joseph "Wilfrid" 25th-27th Slack, Thomas Kerr 15th; 17th-18th Sprague, John Allison 6th-7th Sloat, Ann 32nd Springer, Moses lst-4th Small, James Edward 12UC-13UC; Stales, Samuel Sanford 15th 1CW-2CW Staples, Wellesley Wilson 18th Smellie, Thomas Stewart Traille llth-12th Stedman, Egerton Reuben 16th-18th Smith, Alexander Mortimer 8CW Steel, Harry 21st Smith, Austin Burton 18th Steele, Elmes ICW Smith, Charies N^ier lOth-llth Stephenson, Bette M 30th-33id Smith, David William 1UC-3UC Sterling, Norman William 31st-35th Smith, David William 33id-34th Stevenson, David Barker 3CW-5CW Smith, Elizabeth "Joan" 33rd-34th Stevenson, Hugh Allan 15th Smith, Elmer Roy 21st Stevenson, John 1st Smith, George Joseph 17th-18th Stevenson, Kenneth "Ross" 32nd-33rd Smith, Gordon Elsworth 28th-31st Stewart, Falkner Cornwall 6th Smith, Harmannus 12UC; 1CW-3CW Stewart, Harry AUan 21st-23rd Smith, Hon. Sir Henry 1st Stewart, Neil 2CW

Smith, Henry Jr. 1CW-6CW Stewart, William 1CW-2CW Smith, Henry Dolphus 1st Stewart, William Atcheson 25th-29th Smith, Hugh 6th-7th Stewart, WiUiam James 20th-22nd; 24th- Smith, James 3CW-5CW 25th Smith, James Sinclair lst-2nd Stinson, John 5UC-6UC Smith, John 1st Stinson, Thomas Henry 7th Smith, John 7th-llth Stirton, David 6CW-8CW Smith, John David lOUC Stock, Thomas 3rd Smith, John David 3rd Stock, Valentine 10th; 12th Smith, John Roxborough 28th-30th Stockwell, Chris 35th Smith, John Shuter 7CW-8CW Stokes, John Edward "Jack" 28th-32nd Smith, Justus "Albert" 20th Stoner, Norah Jane 34th Smith, Peter 15th Stong, Alfred Joseph 30th-31st Smith, Richard Stanley 27th-30th Stover, Kenneth Spenser 15th Smith, Sidney 5CW-6CW Strachan, Ian Thompson 19th-20th Smith, Stuart Lyon 30th-32nd Strachan, James McGUl ICW Smith, Thomas 2UC Strange, Charies Alfred 21st Smith, Wilfred Davy 19th Strange, John 12UC Smye, Frederick Thomas 17th-18th Strange, Maxwell W. 1st Smyth, George 17th Stratton, James Robert 6th- 10th Smyth, George Byron 6th-7th Street, Samuel 2UC; 5UC Smyth, William Ross 10th-12th Street, Thomas Qark 4CW; 7CW-8CW Smythe, Edward H. 8th Strickland, James Fordyce 18th Snetsinger, John Goodall 2nd-3rd Striker, Gideon 2nd-4th Snider, Elias Weber Bingeman 4th-7th Stringer, Warren Milton 15th Snider, Fred S. 10th Stuart, Alexander 16th-17th Snow, James Wilfred 28th-32nd Studholme, AUan llth-14th Sola, John Domagoj 34th-35th Sullivan, Barbara 34th-35th Sopha, Elmer Walter 26th-28th Sulman, George William 12th-14th Sorbara, Gregory 33id-35th Summerville, William Arthur 20th South, Laurence George "Larry" 33rd-34th Supple, Jc^ 5CW;lst Southwick, George 5CW Sutheriand, E)onald lOth-llth 1UC-13UC = Upper Canada 1CW.8CW = Canada West lst-35th = Ontario

20 Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)

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Sutheriand, Kimble Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued)

Members Legislature Members Legislature

Warren, John Alphabetical Index of Members 1792 - 1991 (Continued) Members Le Alphabetical List of Electoral Districts 1792-1991

Electoral District Alphabetical List of Electoral Districts 1792-1991 (Continued)

Electoral District Legislature Electoral District Legislature

Grey Centre 6th-16th Kingston (Town) 8UC-13UC; ICW Grey East 3rd-5th Kingston & the Islands 28lh-35th Grey North lst-27th Kitchener 28th-35th Grey South lst-29th Kitchener-Wilmot 30th-35th Guelph 34th-35th Lake Nipigon 30th-35th Haldimand 11UC-13UC; ICW- Lakeshore 27th-33rd 8CW; lst-18th Lambton 5CW-8CW; lst-2nd; Haldimand-Norfolk 19th-33rd 28th-35th Halton 7UC-13UC; 3CW- Lambton East 3rd-27th 8CW; lst-27th Lambton West 3rd-27th Halton-Burlington 30th-33rd Lanark 9UC-13UC; ICW- Halton Centre 34th-35th 4CW; 19th-33rd Halton East 1CW-2CW; 28th-29th Lanark North 5CW-8CW; lst-18th Halton North 34th-35th Lanark-Renfrew 34th-35th Halton West 1CW-2CW; 28th-29th Lanark South 5CW-8CW; 1st- 18th Hamilton 12UC-13UC; 2CW- Lawrence 34th-35th 8CW; lst-7th Leeds 3UC-13UC; ICW- Hamilton (Town) ICW 4CW; 6th-33rd Hamilton Centre 17th-35th Leeds & Frontenac 1UC-2UC Hamilton East 8th-35th Leeds-GrenvUle 34th-35th Hamilton Mountain 28th-35th Leeds North Hamilton-Wentworth 19th-27th & Grenville North 5CW-8CW; lst-5th Hamilton West 8th-18th; 28th-35th Leeds South 5CW-8CW; lst-5th Hastings 8UC-13UC; ICW- Lennox lst-16th 5CW; 28th-29th Lennox & Addington 3UC-13UC: 1CW-8CW Hastings East lst-27th Lenox, Hastings Hastings North 5CW-8CW; lst-18th & Northumberland 1UC-2UC Hastings-Peterborough 30th-35th Lincoln 3CW-8CW; lst-35th Hastings South 5CW-8CW Lincoln, IstR. 6UC-9UC; 11UC-13UC Hastings West lst-27th Lincoln, 1st R. & Haldimand 5UC Hastings & Lincoln, 1st & 2nd R. lOUC Ameliasburgh (Twp.) 5UC-7UC Lincoln, 2nd R. 1UC-2UC; 5UC-8UC; Hastings & Northumberland 1UC-4UC 12UC-13UC High Park 17th-29th Lincoln, 2nd & 3rd R. 9UC; llUC High Park-Swansea 30th-35th Lincoln. 2nd, 3rd & 4th R. 3UC-4UC Humber 27th-33rd Lincoln, 3rd R. 1UC-2UC; 5UC-8UC; Huron 12UC-13UC; ICW- 10UC;12UC-13UC 4CW; 19th-29th; Lincoln, 4th R. 5UC-13UC 34th-35th Lincob, 4th R. & Norfolk 1UC-2UC Huron-Bruce 19th-33rd Lincoln North 1CW-2CW Huron & Bruce 5CW-8CW Lincoln South 1CW-2CW Huron Centre 12th-16th London 6CW-8CW; lst-16th; Huron East 3rd-llth 19th-24th Huron-Middlesex 30th-33rd London (Town) 13UC: 1CW-5CW Huron North lst-2nd; 12th-18th London Centre 30th-35th Huron South lst-18th London North 17th-18th; 25th-35th Huron West 3rd-llth London South 17th-18th; 25th-35th Kenora 12th-35th Manitoulin 10th-18th Kent 1UC-13UC; ICW- Markham 34th-35th 8CW; lst-2nd: Middlesex 8UC-13UC; ICW- 28th-29th 4CW; 30th-35th Kent East 3rd-27th Middlesex East 5CW-8CW; lst-16th Kent-Elgin 30th-33rd Middlesex North lst-29th Kent West 3rd-27th Middlesex South 19th-29th Kingston 2CW-8CW; lst-27th Middlesex West 5CW-8CW; lst-18th

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada 1CW-8CW = Canada West lst-35th = Ontario

25 Alphabetical List of Electoral Districts 1792-1991 (Continued)

Electoral District Legislature Electoral District Legislature

Mississauga East 30th-35th Peel 5CW-8CW; lst-27th Mississauga North 30th-35th Peel North 28th-29th Mississauga South 30th-35th Peel South 28th-29th Mississauga West 34th-35th Perth 5CW-8CW; 19th-35th Monck lst-13th Perth North lst-18th Muskoka 6th-18th; 25th-33rd Perth South lst-18th Muskoka-Geoigian Bay 34th-35th Peterborough 3CW-8CW; 19th-35th Muskoka-Ontario 19th-24th Peterborough City 17th-18th Muskoka & Pany Sound 3rd-5th Peterborough County 17th-18th Nepean 34th-35th Peterborough East lst-16th Niagara 9UC-13UC; ICW- Peterborough West lst-16th 8CW; lst-2nd Port Arthur 12th-35th Niagara Falls 14th-35th Port Arthur & Rainy River lOth-llth Niagara South 34th-35th Prescott 5UC-7UC; 12UC- Nickel Belt 25th-35th 13UC; 1CW-8CW; Nipissing 7th-9th;12th-35th lst-27th Nipissing East lOth-llth Prescott & Russell 8UC-llUC;28th-35th Nipissing West lOth-llth Prince Edward 3UC-4UC; 8UC-13UC; Norfolk 5UC-13UC; ICW- 1CW-8CW; 1st- 8CW; 17th-18th; 18th 34th-35th Prince Edward (except Norfolk North 1st- 16th Ameliasburgh, Twp.) 5UC-7UC Norfolk South 1st- 16th Prince Edward Northumberland 8UC-13UC; 3CW- & Adolphus (Twp.) 1UC-2UC 4CW; 17th-35th Prince Edward-Lennox Northumberland & Duiham 5UC-7UC - South Hastings 19th-34th Northumberland East 5CW-8CW; lst-16th Quinte 28th-35th Northumbeiland North 1CW-2CW Rainy River 12th-35th Northumberland South 1CW-2CW Renfirew 5CW-8CW Northumberland West 5CW-8CW; lst-16th Renfrew North lst-35th Oakville 30th-33rd Renfrew South lst-33rd Oakville South 34th-35th Riverdale 14th-35th Oakwood 30th-35th Russell 12UC-13UC; ICW- Ontario 19th-29th 8CW; lst-27th Ontario North 5CW-8CW; lst-18th S-D-G & East Grenville 35th Ontario South 5CW-8CW; lst-18th; St. Andrew 17th-27th

28th-29th St. Andrew-St. Patrick 28th-35th Ontario & Addington 1UC-2UC St. Catharines 14th-18th; 28th-35th Oriole 30th-35th St. Catharines-Brock 34th-35th Oshawa 25th-35th St. David 17th-33rd Ottawa 6CW-8CW; Ist-llth St. George 17th-33rd Ottawa Centre 28th-35th St. George-St David 34th-35th Ottawa East 12th-35th St. Patrick 17th - 27th Ottawa North 17th-18th Sandwich-Riverside 28th-29th Ottawa-Rideau 34th-35th Sainia 28th-35th Ottawa South 17th-35th Sault Ste. Marie 10th-35th Ottawa West 12th-16th; 25th-35th Scarborough-Agincourt 34th-35th Oxford 8UC-13UC; ICW- Scarborough Centre 27th-35th 4CW; 19th-35th Scarborough East 27th-35th Oxford, Middlesex & Norfolk 3UC-4UC Scarborough-Ellesmere 30th-35th Oxford & Middlesex 5UC-7UC Scarborough North 27th-35th Oxford North 5CW-8CW; lst-18th Scarborough West 27th-35th Oxford South 5CW-8CW: lst-18th Sherboume 17th Parkdale 14th-35th Simcoe 10UC-13UC; Parry Sound 6th-35th 1CW-4CW

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada 1CW.8CW = Canada West lst-35th = Ontario

26 Alphabetical List of Electoral Districts 1792-1991 (Continued)

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Simcoe Centre 6th-35th Welland South 28th-29th Simcoe East 3rd-35th Welland-Thorold 30th-35th Simcoe North 5CW-8CW; lst-2nd Wellington 34th-35th Simcoe South 5CW-8CW; lst-5th; Wellington Centre 1st- 5th 12th-16th Wellington-Du fferin 25th-29th Simcoe Southwest 17th-18th Wellington-Du fferin-Peel 30th-33rd Simcoe West 3rd-16th; 34th-35th Wellington East 6th-16th Stonnont 1UC-2UC; 8UC-13UC; Wellington North 5CW-8CW; lst-2nd; 1CW-8CW; 1st- 19th-24th 5th; 7th-29th Wellington Northeast 17th-18th Stormont & Russell 3UC-7UC Wellington South 5CW-8CW; lst-33rd Stonnont, Ehindas Wellington West 3rd-16th & Glengarry 30th-35th Wentworth 7UC-13UC; ICW- Sturgeon Falls 12th-18th 4CW; 19th-33rd Sudbury 12th-35th Wentworth East 25th-27th; 34th-35th Sudbury East 28th-35th Wentworth North 5CW-8CW; lst-18th; Suffolk & Essex 1UC-2UC 28th-35th Temiskaming 12th-16th Wentworth South 5CW-8CW; 1st- 18th Thunder Bay 28th-29th Willowdale 34th-35th Umiskaming 17th-35th Wilson Heights 30th-35th Toronto 6th-7th Windsor 14th-16th Toronto (City) 12UC-13UC; ICW- Windsor East 17th-18th 6CW Windsor-Riverside 30th-35th Toronto East 7CW-8CW; lst-5th; Windsor-Sandwich 19th-27th; 30th-35th 8th- 11th Windsor-Walkerville 19th-35th Toronto East - Seat "A" 12th-13th Windsor West 17th-18th; 28th-29th Toronto East - Seat "B" 12th-13th Woodbine 17th-27th Toronto North 8th-llth York lOUC-llUC Toronto North - Seat "A" 12th-13th York (Town) 8UC-11UC Toronto North - Seat "B" 12th-13th York, 1st R. 12UC-13UC; ICW- Toronto Northeast - Seat "A" 14th-16th 2CW Toronto Northeast - Seat "B" 14th-16th York, 2nd R. 12UC-13UC; ICW- Toronto Northwest - Seat "A" 14th-16th 2CW Toronto Northwest - Seat "B" 14th-16th York, 3rd R. 12UC-13UC; ICW- Toronto South 8th-llth 2CW Toronto South - Seat "A" 12th-13th York, 4th R. 12UC-13UC; ICW- Toronto South - Seat "B" 12th-13th 2CW Toronto Southeast - Seat "A" 14th-16th York Centre 25th-26th; 28th-35th Toronto Southeast - Seat "B" 14th-16th York East 3UC-4UC; 7UC; 3CW- Toronto Southwest - Seat "A" 14th-16th 8CW; lst-35th Toronto Southwest - Seat "B" 14th-16th York East & Simcoe 5UC-6UC Toronto West 7CW-8CW; lst-5th; York-Forest HiU 28th-29th 8th-llth York-Humber 25th-26th Toronto West - Seat "A" 12th-13th York Mills 27th-35th Toronto West - Seat "B" 12th-13th York North 3CW-8CW; lst-35th Victoria 5CW-8CW; 19th-27th York-Scarborough 25th-26th Victoria East 6th-13th York & Simcoe 8UC-9UC Victoria-Haliburton 28th-35th York South 3CW-4CW; 17th-35th Victoria North lst-5th; 14th-18th York West 5UC-6UC; 3CW-8CW; Victoria South lst-5th; 14th-18th lst-33rd Victoria West 6th- 13th York West, Lincoln Waterloo 3CW-4CW IstR. &Haldimand 3UC-4UC Waterioo North 5CW-8CW; lst-35th York West, Saltfleet, Waterioo South 6CW-8CW; lst-29th Ancaster&C. 6UC WeUand 3CW-8CW; lst-30th Yorkview 27th-35th

1UC-13UC = Upper Canada 1CW-8CW = Canada West lst-35th = Ontario

27 28 Executive Councils of Ontario 1984-1991 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. Dufferin-Simcoe Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8, Management Board McCague 1985. of Cabinet

Chairman of Hon. George R. Dufferin-Simcoe Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8, Cabinet McCague 1985.

Minister of Hon. Dennis Roy Don Mills Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8. Agriculture and Timbrell 1985. Food

Attorney General Hon. Roland "Roy" Eglinton Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8, McMurtry 1985.

Minister of Hon. Susan A. Fish St. George Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8, Citizenship and 1985. Culture

Minister of Hon. Bette M. York Mills Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8, Colleges and Stephenson 1985. Universities

Minister of Hon. James Francis Scarborough Centre Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8, Community and "Frank" Drea 1985. Social Services

Minister of Hon. Robert Goldwin York East Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8, Consumer and Elgie 1985. Commercial Relations

Minister of Hon. Nicholas George York West Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8, Correctional Leluk 1985. Services

Minister of Hon. Bette M. York Mills Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8, Education Stephenson 1985.

30 The Ministry of the Honourable William Grenville Davis (Continued)

Minister of Energy Hon. Philip W. Lincoln Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8, Andrewes 1985.

Minister of the Hon. Andrew S. Brandt Samia Dec. 23. 1983-Feb. 8, Environment 1985.

Minister of Hon. Gordon Lyle Ashe Durham West Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8, Government 1985. Services

Minister of Health Hon. Keith Calder Kingston & the Islands Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8, Norton 1985.

Minister of Industry Hon. Frank Stuart Muskoka Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8, and Trade Miller 1985.

Minister of Labour Hon. Russell Harold Sault Ste. Marie Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8, Ramsay 1985.

Minister of Hon. Claude Frederick Ottawa South Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8, Municipal Affairs Bennett 1985. and Housing

Minister of Natural Hon. Alan William Cochrane South Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8, Resources Pope 1985.

Minister of Hon. Leo Edward Bemier Kenoa Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8, Northern Affairs 1985.

Minister of Hon. Milton Edward Mississauga East Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8. Revenue Charles "Bud" 1985. Gregory

Solicitor General Hon. George William Simcoe Centre Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8, Taylor 1985.

Minister of Hon. Reuben Conrad Ottawa West Dec. 23, 1983-Feb. 8. Tourism and Baetz 1985. Recreation

31 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

32 The Ministry of the Honourable Frank Stuart Miller: February 8, 1985-June 26, 1985 Progressive Conservative

Portfolio Name Constituency Dates in Portfolio

Premier and Hon. Frank Stuart Muskoka Feb. 8. 1985-June 26, President of the MiUer 1985. Council

Minister of Hon. Frank Stuart Muskoka Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, Intergovernmental MiUer 1985. Affairs Hon. Reuben Conrad Ottawa West May 17. 1985-June 26. Baetz 1985.

Deputy Premier Hon. Robert Stanley Brock Feb. 8. 1985-Apr. 8, Wefch 1985.

Hon. Bette M. York Mills Apr. 8, 1985-June 26, Stephenson 1985.

Provincial Secretary Hon. Reuben Conrad Ottawa West Feb. 8, 1985-May 17. for Justice Baetz 1985.

Hon. Alan William Cochrane South May 17, 1985-June 26. Pope 1985.

Provincial Secretary Hon. Ernie L. Eves Parry Sound Feb. 8, 1985-May 17. for Resources 1985. Development Hon. Dennis Roy Don Mills May 17, 1985-June 26, Timbrell 1985.

Provincial Secretary Hon. Gordon Howlett Wentworth Feb. 8, 1985-May 17. for Social E>ean 1985. 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.

33 The Ministry of the Honourable Frank Stuart Miller (Continued)

Chairman of the Hon. Bette M. York Mills Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, Management Board Stephenson 1985. of Cabinet Hon. George Lyle Ashe Durham West May 17, 1985-June 26, 1985.

Chairman of Hon. Claude Frederick Ottawa South Feb. 8, 1985-June 26, Cabinet Bennett 1985.

Minister of Hon. Philip W. Lincoln Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, Agriculture and Aixlrewes 1985. Food Hon. Kenneth "Ross' Durham-York May 17, 1985-June 26, Stevenson 1985.

Attorney General Hon. Robert Stanley Brock Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, Welch 1985.

Hon. Alan William Cochrane South May 17, 1985-June 26, Pope 1985.

Minister of Hon. Susan A. Fish St. George Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, Citizenship and 1985. Culture Hon. Nicholas George York West May 17, 1985-June 26, Leluk 1985.

Minister of Hon. Keith Calder Kingston & the Islands Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, Colleges and Norton 1985. Universities

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

Minister of Hon. Robert Goldwin York East Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, Community and Elgie 1985. Social Services Hon. Ernie L. Eves Parry Sound May 17, 1985-June 26, 1985.

Minister of Hon. Gordon Wayne London South Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, Consumer and WaDca 1985. Commercial Relations Hon. Robert William Leeds May 17, 1985-June 26, Runeiman 1985.

34 The Ministry of the Honourable The Ministry of tbe Honourable Frank Stuart Miller (Continued)

Minister of Hon. Dennis Roy Don Mills Feb. 8, 1985-June 26, Municipal Affairs Timl»'ell 1985. and Housing

Minister of Natural Hon. Michael Deane Nipissing Feb. 8, 1985-June 26, Resources Harris 1985.

Minister of Hon. Leo Edward Bemier Kenora Feb. 8, 1985-June 26, Northern Affairs 1985.

Minister of Hon. Milton Edward Mississauga East Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, Revenue Charles "Bud" 1985. Gregory

Hon. Gordon Howlett Wentworth May 17, 1985-June 26, Dean 1985.

Minister of Skills Hon. Ernie L. Eves Parry Sound Mar. 22, 1985-May 17, Development 1985.

Hon. Philip Andrew Brantford May 17, 1985-June 26, Gillies 1985.

Solicitor General Hon. John Reesor Oriole Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, Williams 1985.

Hon. Milton Edward Mississauga East May 17, 1985-June 26, Charles "Bud" 1985. Gregory

Minister of Hon. Claude Frederick Ottawa South Feb. 8, 1985-June 26, Tourism and Bennett 1985. Recreation

Minister of Hon. George R. Dufferin-Simcoe Feb. 8, 1985-June 26, Transportation and McCague 1985. Communications

Minister Hon. Alan William Cochrane South May 17, 1985-June 26, Responsible for Pope 1985. French Language Services

36 The Ministry of the HonourabU The Ministry of the Honourable Frank Stuart Miller (Continued)

Minister Without Hon. David Rotenberg Wilson Heights Feb. 8. 1985-May 17, Portfolio for Urban 1985. Affairs (attached to Municipal Affairs and Housing)

Minister Without Hon. James Wilfrid Oakville Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, Portfolio for Urban Snow 1985. Transit (attached to Transportation and Communications)

Minister Without Hon. Philip Andrew Brantfoid Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, Portfolio for Youth Gillies 1985. (attached to Treasury)

38 The Ministry of the Honourable David Robert Peterson: June 26, 1985-October 1, 1990 Liberal The Ministry of the Honourable David Robert Peterson (Continued)

Minister of Hon. Lily Oddie Munro Hamilton Centre June 26, 1985-Sept. 29, Citizenship and 1987. Culture See Minister of Citizenship and Minister of Culture and Communications

Minister of Hon. Gregory Sorbara Yoric North June 26, 1985-Sept. 29, Colleges and 1987. Universities Hon. Lyn McLeod Fort William Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Hon. Sean Gerard Renfrew North Aug. 2, 1989-Oct 1, Conway 1990.

Minister of Hon. John Roland Kitchener-Wilmot June 26, 1985-Aug. 2, Community and Sweeney 1989. Social Services

Hon. Charles John Yoric North Aug. 2, 1989-OcL 1, McWaters Beer 1990.

Minister of Hon. Monte Kwinter Wilson Heights June 26, 1985-SepL 29, Consumer and 1987. Commercial Relations Hon. William Munro Windsor-Sandwich Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, Wrye 1989.

Hon. Gregory Sorbara York Centre Aug. 2. 1989-OcL 1, 1990.

Minister of Hon. Kenneth A. Keyes Kingston & the Islands June 26, 1985-Sept. 29, Correctional 1987. Services Hon. David James Timiskaming Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, Ramsay 1989.

Hon. Richard Andrew Ottawa Centre Aug. 2, 1989-Oct. 1, Patten 1990.

40 The Ministry of the Honourable David Robert Peterson (Continued)

Minister of Culture Hon. Lily Oddie Munro Hamilton Centre Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2. and 1989. Communications Hon. Christine Hart York East Aug. 2, 1989-May 30, 1990.

Hon. Hugh Patrick Quinte June 5, 1990-Oct. 1, O'NeU 1990.

Minister of Hon. Sean Gerard Renfrew North June 26. 1985-Sept 29, Education Conway 1987.

Hon. Christopher Wentworth North Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, CampbeU Ward 1989.

Hon. Sean Gerard Renfrew North Aug. 2, 1989-Oct. 1, Conway 1990.

Minister of Energy Hon. Vincent George Niagara Falls June 26, 1985-Sept. 29, Kerrio 1987.

Hon. Robert Charles Fort York Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, Wong 1989.

Hon. Lyn McLeod Fort William Aug. 2, 1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

Minister of the Hon. James Joseph St. Catharines June 26, 1985-Oct. 1, Environment Bradley 1990.

Minister of Hon. Monte Kwinter Wilson Heights Apr. 1, 1986-Sept. 29, Financial 1987. Institutions Hon. Robert Fletcher Brant-Haldimand Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. Nixon 16, 1988.

Hon. Murray John Bmce Aug. 16, 1988-Oct. 1. Elston 1990.

41 The Ministry of the Honourable David Robert Peterson (Continued)

Minister of Hon. Elinor C^lan Oriole June 26, 1985-June 16, Government 1986. Services Hon. Sean Gerard Renfrew North July 2, 1986-Sept. 29, Conway (Acting) 1987.

Hon. Richard Andrew Ottawa Centre Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, PaUen 1989.

Hon. Christopher Wentworth North Aug. 2, 1989-OcL 1, CampbeU Ward 1990.

Minister of Health Hon. Murray John Huron-Bruce June 26, 1985-Sept. 29, Elston 1987.

Hon. Elinor Caplan Oriole Sept. 29, 1987-Oct. 1, 1990.

Minister of Hon. Alvin Frederick Scarborough North June 26, 1985-Sept. 29, Housing Curling 1987.

Hon. Chaviva Milada Oakwood Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, Hosek 1989.

Hon. John Roland Kitchener-Wilmot Aug. 2, 1989-OcL 1, Sweeney 1990.

Minister of Hon. Hugh Patrick Quinte June 26, 1985-SepL 29, Industry, Trade and O'Neil 1987. Technology

Hon. Monte Kwinter Wilson Heights Sept. 29, 1987-Oct. 1, 1990.

Minister of Labour Hon. William Munro Windsor-Sandwich June 26, 1985-Sept 29, Wiye 1987.

Hon. Gregory Swbara York Centre Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Hon. Gerald Leonard Scarborough- Aug. 2, 1989-OcL 1, Phillips Agincourt 1990.

Minister of Mines Hon. Sean Gerard Renfrew North Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, Conway 1989.

Hon. Hugh Patrick Quinte Aug. 2, 1989-OcL 1, O'NeU 1990.

42 The Ministry of the Honourable David Robert Peterson (Continued)

Minister of Municipal AfTairs The Ministry of the Honourable David Robert Peterson (Continued)

Minister of Skills Hon. Gregory Sorbara York North June 26, 1985-SepL 29. Development 1987.

Hon. Alvin Frederick Scarborough North Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, Curling 1989.

Hon. Sean Gerard Renfrew North Aug. 2. 1989-Oct. 1, Conway 1990.

Solicitor General Hon. Kenneth A. Keyes Kingston & the June 26, 1985-Dec. 3, Islands 1986.

Hon. Ian G. Scott St. David Dec. 3, 1986-Jan. 5, (Acting) 1987.

Hon. Kenneth A. Keyes Kingston & the Jan. 5, 1987-Sept. 29, Islands 1987

Hon. Elizabeth "Joan" London South Sept. 29, 1987-June 6, Smith 1989.

Hon. Ian G. Scott St. George- June 6, 1989-Aug. 2, (Acting) St. David 1989.

Hon. Steven O&ex Mississauga North Aug. 2, 1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

Minister of Hon. John F. Eakins Victoria-Haliburton June 26, 1985-Sept. 29, Tourism and 1987 Recreation Hon. Hugh Patrick Quinte Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, O'NeU 1989.

Hon. Ken Black Muskoka-Georgian Aug. 2, 1989-Oct. 1, Bay 1990.

Minister of Hon. Edward A. Fulton ScarbcM-ough East Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, Transportation 1989.

Hon. William Monro Windsw-Sandwich Aug. 2, 1989-OcL 1, Wiye 1990.

44 The Ministry of the Honourable David Robert Peterson (Continued)

Minister of Hon. Edward A. Fulton Scarborough East June 26, 1985-SepL 29, Transportation and 1987. Communications Renamed Minister of Transportation and Minister of Culture end Communications.

Minister Hon. Ken Black Muskoka- Aug. 2, 1989-Oct. 1, Responsible for the GeOTgian Bay 1990. Anti-Drug Strategy

Minister Hon. Bernard Charles Ottawa East June 26, 1985-Aug. 2, Responsible for Grandmaitre 1989. Francophone Affairs Hon. Charles John Yo± North Aug. 2, 1989-OcL 1. McWaters Beer 1990.

Minister Hon. Robert Charles Fort York Aug. 2, 1989-Oct. 1, Responsible for Wong 1990. Multiculturalism

Minister Hon. Ian G. Scott St. David June 26, 1985-Oct. 1. Responsible for SLGeorge-StDavid 1990. Native Affairs

Minister Hon. Gerald Leonard Scarborough- Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, Responsible for Phillips Agincourt 1989. Race Relations and the Ontario Human Hon. Robert Charles Fort York Aug. 2, 1989-Oct. 1, Rights Commission Wong 1990.

Minister Hon. Ian G. Scott St. David June 26, 1985-Sept. 29, Responsible for 1987. Women's Issues Hon. Gregory Sorbara York Centre Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Hon. Mavis Wilson Dufferin-Peel Aug. 2, 1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

Minister Without Hon. Antony M. "Tony" Paikdale June 26, 1985-Sept 29, Portfolio Ruprecht 1987. (Citizenship and Culture)

45 The Ministry of the Honourable David Robert Peterson (Continued)

Minister Without Hon. Remo J. Mancini Essex South Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, Portfolio 1989. Responsible for Disabled Persons Hon. Shirley Jean Wentwoith East Aug. 2, 1989-OcL 1, Collins 1990.

Minister Without Hon. Ronald George London North June 26, 1985-Sept. 29, Portfolio Van Home 1987. Responsible for Senior Citizens Hon. Mavis Wilson Dufferin-Peel Sept. 29, 1987, Aug. 2, 1989.

Hon. Gilles E. Morin Carleton East Aug. 2, 1989-Oct 1. 1990.

46 The Ministry of the Honourable Robert Keith Rae: October 1, 1990- New Democratic Party

Portfolio Name Constituency Dates in Portfolio

Premier and Hon. Robert Keith Rae York South Oct. 1, 1990-. President of the Council

Minister of Hon, Robert Keith Rae York South Oct. 1, 1990-. Intergovernmental Affairs

Deputy Premier Hon. Floyd Laughren Nickel Belt Oct. 1, 1990-.

Treasurer of Ontario Hon. Floyd Laughren Nickel Belt Oct. 1, 1990-. and Minister of Economics

Chairman of the Hon. Frances Lankin Beaches-Woodbine Oct. 1, 1990-July 31, Management Board 1991. of Cabinet Hon. Antonio V. G. Dovercourt July 31, 1991-. "Tony" Silipo

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

Attorney General Hon. Howard George Rainy River Oct. 1, 1990- Hampton

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

Minister of Hon. Richard Allen Hamilton West Oct. 1, 1990- Colleges and Universities and Minister Responsible for Skills Development

47 The Ministry of the Honourable Robert Keith Rae (Continued)

Minister of Hon. ZananaL. Akande St. Andrew-St. Patrick Oct. 1, 1990-Oct. 10, Community and 1991. Social Services Hon. Marion Boyd London Centre Oct. 15, 1991-

Minister of Hon. Peter Kormos Welland-Thorold Oct. 1, 1990-Mar. 11, Consumer and 1991. Commercial Relations Hon. Marilyn Churley Riverdale Mar. 18, 1991-.

Minister of Hon. Michael Liam Cambridge Oct. 1, 1990-July 31, Correctional Faman 1991. Services and Solicitor General Hon. Allan C. Pilkey Oshawa July 31, 1991-.

Minister of Culture Hon. Rosario Marchese Fort York Oct. 1, 1990-July 31, and 1991. Communications Hon. Karen Haslam Perth July 31, 1991-.

Minister of Hon. Marion Boyd London Centre Oct. 1, 1990-Oct. 15, Education 1991.

Hon. Antonio V. P. Dovercourt Oct. 15, 1991- "Tony" Silipo

Minister of Energy Hon. Jenny Carter Peterborough Oct. 1, 1990-July 31, 1991.

Hon. William A. Kitchener July 31, 1991-. Ferguson

Minister of the Hon. Ruth Anna Grier Etobicoke-Lakeshorc Oct. 1, 1990- Environment

Minister of Hon. Peter Kormos Welland-Thorold Oct. 1, 1990-Mar. 11, Financial 1991. Institutions Hon. Brian Albert Hamilton Mountain Mar. 18, 1991-. Charlton

Minister of Hon. Frances Lankin Beaches-Woodbine Oct. 1, 1990-Apr. 22, Government 1991. Services Hon. Fred Wilson Frontenac-Addington Apr. 22, 1991-.

48 The M The Ministry of the Honourable Robert Keith Rae (Continued)

Minister of Hon. Peter North Elgin Oct. 1, 1990-. Tourism and Recreation

Minister of Hon. Edward Thomas Etobicoke-Rexdale Oct. 1, 1990-July 31, Transportation Philip 1991.

Hon. Gilles Pouliot Lake Nipigon July 31, 1991-.

Minister Hon. Michael Liam Cambridge Oct. 1, 1990-July 31, Responsible for the Faman 1991. Anti-Drug Strategy Hon. Frances Lankin Beaches-Woodbine July 31, 1991-.

Minister Hon. Brian Albert Hamilton Mountain Mar. 18, 199 1-. Responsible for Charlton Auto Insurance

Minister Hon. Gilles Pouliot Lake Nipigon Oct. 1, 1990- Responsible for Francophone Affairs

Minister Hon. Ruth Anna Grier Etobicoke-Lakeshore Oct. 1, 1990-. Responsible for the Greater Toronto Area (GTA)

Minister Hon. Frances Lankin Beaches-Woodbine Oct. 15, 1991-. Responsible for Long Term Care Initiatives (a Program within the Ministry of Community and Social Services)

Minister Hon. Charles Jackson Algoma Oct. 1, 1990- Responsible for "Bud" Wildman Native Affairs

50 The Ministry of the Honourable Robert Keith Rae (Continued)

Minister Hon. Elaine Ziemba High Park-Swansea Oct. 1, 1990-. Responsible for the Ontario Human Rights Commission, the Disabled, Seniors and Race Relations

Minister Hon. Anne Swarbrick Scarborough West Oct. 1, 1990-Sept. 11, Responsible for 1991. Women's Issues Hon. Marion Boyd London Centre Sept. 11, 199 1-.

Minister Without Hon. Shirley Coppen Niagara South Oct. 1, 1990-. Portfolio

51 52

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

Randall, Stanley John Don Mills

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 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)

55 56 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.

Alphabetical List of Members

Members Party Constituency Sworn In Comments

Allen, Richard NDP Hamilton West 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.

Andrewes, Hon. Philip PC Lincoln Apr. 21 , 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the W. 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

57 Alphabetical List of Members • 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Ashe, Hon. George Lyle PC Durham 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)

Baetz, Hon. Reuben PC Ottawa West Apr. 21,1981 Minister of Culture and Conrad 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 PC Ottawa South Apr. 21, 1981 Minister of Housing, Apr. 10, FredoTck 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

58 ^^^B^K^H^H^H.^L^ Alphabetical List of Members - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Breithaupt, James Roos Kitchener 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.

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

Cassidy, Michael Morris NDP Ottawa Centre Apr. 21, 1981 Resigned, effective midnight, Aug. 3, 1984, to run for federal office. A warrant for by-election was issued.

Charlton, Brian Albert NDP Hamilton Mountain Apr. 21, 1981

Conway, Sean Gerard L Renfrew North Apr. 21, 1981

Cooke, David NDP Windsor-Riverside Apr. 21, 1981

Copps, Sheila M. L Hamilton Centre Apr. 21, 1981 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.

Cousens, W. Donald PC York Centre Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Citizenship and Culture, Feb. 25, 1985- May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Cunningham, Eric L Wentworth North Apr. 21, 1981 Resigned, effective Thurs. Aug. Gordon 2, 1984, to run for federal office. A warrant for by-election was issued.

Cureatz, Sammy PC Durtiam East Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the Lawrence 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

60 Alphabetical List of Members - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Davis, Hon. William PC Brampton Apr. 21. 1981 Premier and President of the Grcnville Council, Apr. 10, 1981- Feb. 8, 1985.

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

Davison, Michael NDP Hamilton Centre Did Not Take Writ of Election - Oct 29, 1984. Nomian 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.

Dean, Hon. Gordon PC Wentworth Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the Hewlett 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)

Di Santo, Odoardo NDP Downsview Apr. 21, 1981

By-election

61 Alphabetical List of Members • 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Drea, Hon. James PC Scarborough Centre Apr. 21, 1981 Minister of Community and Francis "Frank" 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. L Victoria-Haliburton Apr. 21,1981

Eaton, Hon. Robert PC Middlesex Apr. 21, 1981 Minister Without Portfolio, Gordon Feb. 13, 1982-July 6, 1983.

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

Edighoffer, Hugh Alden L Perth Apr. 21, 1981

Elgie, Hon. Robert PC York East Apr. 21, 1981 Minister of Labour, Apr. 10, GoWwin 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)

Elston, Murray John Huron-Bruce Apr. 21, 1981

Epp, Herbert Arnold Waterloo North Apr. 21, 1981

* By-election

62 Alphabetical List of Members - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Eves, Hon. Emie L. PC Parry Sound Apr. 21, 1981 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)

Fish, Hon. Susan A. PC St. George Apr. 21,1981 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)

Foulds, James Francis NDP Port Arthur Apr. 21, 1981 Candidate for Ontario New Democratic Party Leadership, February 1982.

Gigantes, Evelyn NDP Ottawa Centre Did Not Take Writ of Election - Oct 29, 1984. Adelaide Seat* 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

63 Alphabetical List of Members - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Gillies, Hon. Philip PC Brantford Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the Andrew 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)

Gordon, James K. PC Sudbury 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 NDP Oakwood Apr. 21, 1981 William

Grandmaitre, Bernard Ottawa East Did Not Take Writ of Election - Oct 29, 1984. Charles 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.

By-election

64 Alphabetical List of Members • 32Dd Legislature (Continued)

Gregory, Hon, Milton PC Mississauga East Apr. 21, 1981 Minister Without Portfolio and Edward Charles Chief Government Whip, "Bud" 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)

Grossman, Hon. PC St. Andrew-St. Apr. 21, 1981 Minister of Industry and Tourism, Lawrence Sheldon Patrick Apr. 10, 1981-Feb. 13, 1982. "Larry" (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.

Haggerty, Raymond L Erie Apr. 21, 1981 Louis

Harris, Hon. Michael PC Nipissing Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the Deane 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

65 1

Alphabetical List of Members • 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Havrot, Edward Michael PC Timiskaming Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Transportation and Communications, Feb. 25, 1985- May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Henderson, Hon. Lome PC Lambton Apr. 21, 1981 Minister of Agriculture and Food, Charles Apr. 10, 1981-Feb. 13, 1982. (Davis Cabinet)

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

Hennessy, Michael PC FortWUliam Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the Patrick "Mickey" 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)

Hodgson, William PC York North Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the Marshall Minister of Government Services, Chamberlain 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 PC Wellington- Apr. 21, 1981 "Jack" Dufferin-Peel

Johnston, Richard Frank NDP Scarborough West Apr. 21, 1981 dlandidate for Ontario New Democratic Party Leadership, February 1982.

Jones, Terry David PC Mississauga North Apr. 2 1 , 1 98 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)

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Kells, Hon. Morley PC Humber Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the Cecil 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)

Kennedy, Robert PC Mississauga South Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the "Douglas" 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)

Kerr, George Albert PC Burlington South Apr. 21, 1981

Kerrio, Vincent George L Niagara Fails Apr. 21, 1981

Kolyn, Albert PC Lakeshore Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Consumer and Commercial Relations, Feb. 25, 1985-May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Lane, John Gordon PC Algoma-Manitoulin Apr. 21, 1981 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

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Leluk, Hon. Nicholas PC York West Apr. 21, 1981 Minister of Correctional Services, George Apr. 10, 1981-Feb. 8, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

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

Lupusella, Antonio hfDP Dovercourt Apr. 21. 1981 'Tony"

MacDonald, Donald NDP York South Apr. 21, 1981 Resigned, July 31, 1982, to open Cameron a seat for Robert Keith Rae, Ontario New Democratic Party LeadCT.

Mackenzie, Robert NDP Hamilton East Apr. 21, 1981 Warren

MacQuarrie, Robert PC Carleton East Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the Waldron 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)

Mancini, Remo J. L Essex South Apr. 21, 1981

Martel, Elie Walter NfDP Sudbury East Apr. 21, 1981

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McCaffrey, Hon. Bruce PC Armourdale Apr. 21. 1981 Minister Without Portfolio, Robert 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)

McCague, Hon. George PC Dufferin-Simcoe Apr. 21, 1981 Chairman of the Management R. 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)

McClellan, Ross A. NDP Bellwoods Apr. 21, 1981

McEwen, J, Earl L Frontenac- Apr. 21, 1981 Crossed the floor to Progressive Addington Conservatives, May 22, 1984.

McGuigan, James L Kent-Elgin Apr. 21, 1981 Fitzgerald

McKessock, Robert L Grey Apr. 21, 1981 Carson

McLean, Hon. Allan PC Simcoe East Apr. 21, 1981 Minister Without Portfolio for Kenneth Southern Resources (attached to Natural Resources), Feb. 8, 1985- May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

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McMurtry, Hon. Roland PC Eglinton Apr. 21, 1981 Attorney General, Apr. 10, 1981- "Roy" Feb. 8, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

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

Candidate for Ontario Progressive Conservative Party Leadership, January 1985.

McNeil, Ronald Keith PC Elgin 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)

Miller, Hon. Frank PC Muskoka Apr. 21, 1981 Treasurer of Ontario and Minister Stuart 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

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Mitchell, Hon. Robert PC Carieton Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the C. 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)

Newman, Bernard L Windsor-WalkervUlc Apr. 21, 1981

Nixon, Robert Fletcher L Brant-Oxford- Apr. 21, 1981 Norfolk

Norton, Hon. Keith PC Kingston & the Apr. 21, 1981 Minister of the Environment, Calder Islands 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)

O'Neil, Hugh Patrick Quinte Apr. 21, 1981

Peterson, David Robert London Centre Apr. 21, 1981 Elected Ontario Liberal Leader, Feb. 21, 1982.

Leader of the Official Opposition.

Philip, Edward Thomas NDP Etobicoke Apr. 21, 1981

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Pich6, Hon. Ren6 L. PC Cochrane North 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)

Poirier, Jean Prescott & Russell 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 PC Hastings- Apr. 21, 1981 Peterborough

Pope, Hon. Alan PC Cochrane South Apr. 21,1981 Minister of Natural Resources, William 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.

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Ramsay, Hon. Russell PC Sault Ste. Marie Apr. 21, 1981 Provincial Secretary for Harold 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)

Reed, Julian Alexander L Halton-Burlington Apr. 21, 1981 Amott Reid, Thomas "Patrick" LL Rainy River Apr. 21, 1981 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.

Renwick, James NDP Riverdale Apr. 21, 1981 Died, Nov. 28, 1984. Tributes Alexandra" 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.

Riddell, John Keith L Huron-Middlesex Apr. 21, 1981 "Jack"

Robinson, Hon. Alan PC Scarborough- Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the M. Ellesmere 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)

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

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Roy, Albert J. L Ottawa East Apr. 21, 1981 Resigned, effective Fri. Aug. 3, 1984, to run for federal office. A warrant for by-election was issued.

Runciman, Hon. Robert PC Leeds Apr. 21, 1981 Minister of Government Services, William Feb. 8, 1985-May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Ruprecht, Antony M. L Paricdale Apr. 21, 1981 'Tony"

Ruston, Richard Fletcher L Essex North Apr. 21, 1981

Samis, George Roy NDP Cornwall Apr. 21, 1981

Sargent, Edward Carson L Grey-Bruce Apr. 21, 1981

Scrivener, Margaret PC St. David Apr. 21, 1981

Sheppard, Howard PC Northumberland Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the Nicholas Minister of Tourism and Recreation, Feb. 25, 1985- May 17, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Shymko, Yuri R. PC High Park-Swansea Apr. 21, 1981 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)

Sloat, Ann PC Wentworth North 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 32nd Legislature dissolved on Mar. 25, 1985, the member did not take her seat.

Smith, Stuart Lyon Hamilton West Apr. 21, 1981 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.

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Snow, Hon. James PC OakviUe Apr. 21, 1981 Minister of Transportation and Wilfied 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)

Spensieri, Michael A. L Yorkview Apr. 21, 1981

Stephenson, Hon. Bette PC York Mills Apr. 21, 1981 Minister of Colleges and M. 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)

Sterling, Hon. Norman PC Carleton-GrenviUe Apr. 21, 1981 Minister Without Portfolio, William 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)

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Stevenson, Kenneth PC Durham-Y(Hk Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the "Ross" 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)

Stokes, John Edward NDP Lake Nipigon Apr. 21, 1981 "Jack"

Swart, Melvin Leroy NDP Welland-Thorold Apr. 21, 1981

Sweeney, John Roland L Kitchener-Wilmot Apr. 21, 1981 Candidate for Ontario Liberal Party Leadership, February 1982.

Taylor, Hon. George PC Simcoe Centre Apr. 21. 1981 Solicitor General, Feb. 13, 1982- William Feb. 8, 1985. (Davis Cabinet)

Taylor, James A. PC Prince Edward- Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the Lennox 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)

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Timbrel], Hon, Dennis PC Don Mills Apr. 21, 1981 Minister of Health, Roy 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. PC Oxford Apr. 21, 1981

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

Van Home, Ronald London North Apr. 21, 1981 GcOTge

Villeneuve, Noble A. PC Stormont, Dundas Jan. 5, 1984* Writ of Election - Oct 31, 1983. & Glengarry 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 Apr. 21, 1981 Died, Sept. 25, 1983. A new & Glengarry election was called.

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Walker, Hon. Gordon PC London South Apr. 21, 1981 Provincial Secretary for Justice, Wayne 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)

Watson, Andrew PC Chatham-Kent Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the Naismith 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)

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Welch, Hon. Robert PC Brock Apr. 21, 1981 Deputy Premier, Apr. 10, 1981- Stanley 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)

Wells, Hon. Thomas PC Scarborough North Apr. 21,1981 Minister of Intergovernmental Leonard 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 NDP Algoma Apr. 21, 1981 Jackson "Bud"

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Williams, Hon. John PC Oriole Apr. 21, 1981 Parliamentary Assistant to the Reesor 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 Alphabetical List of Constituencies

Constituency Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Dovercourt Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Hamilton East Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

London Centre Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Ottawa East Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Sauk Ste. Marie Alphabetical List of Constituencies • 32nd Legislature (Continued)

Windsor-Riverside 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.

Alphabetical List of Members

Members Party Constituency Sworn In Comments

Allen, Richard NDP Hamilton West June 4, 1985

Andrewes, Hon. Philip PC Lincoln June 4, 1985 Minister of Health, W. May 17, 1985-June 26, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Ashe, Hon. George Lyle PC Durham West June 4, 1985 Chairman of Management Board of Cabinet, May 17, 1985-June 26, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Baetz, Hon. Reuben PC Ottawa West June 4, 1985 Minister of Intergovernmental Conrad Affairs, May 17, 1985- June 26, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Barlow, William Walter PC Cambridge June 4, 1985

Bennett, Hon. Claude PC Ottawa South June 4, 1985 Minister of Tourism and Frederick Recreation and Chairman of Cabinet, May 17, 1985-June 26. 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Bemier, Hon. Leo PC Kenora June 4, 1985 Minister of Northern Affairs, Edward May 17, 1985-June 26, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Bossy, Maurice Louis L Chatham-Kent June 4, 1985 ParUamentary Assistant to the Minister of Housing, Jan. 9, 1987-Sept. 30, 1987.

Bradley, Hon. James L St. Catharines June 4, 1985 Minister of the Environment, Joseph June 26, 1985-SepL 29. 1987.

89 Alphabetical List of Members - 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Brandt, Hon. Andrew S. PC Samia June 4, 1985 Minister of Industry and Trade, May 17, 1985-June 26, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Breaugh, Michael James NDP Oshawa June 4, 1985

Bryden, Marion Helen NDP Beaches-Woodbine June 4, 1985

Callahan, Robert V. L Brampton June 4, 1985

Caplan, Hon. Elinor L Oriole June 4, 1985 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.

Charlton, Brian Albert NDP Hamilton Mountain June 4, 1985

Conway, Hon. Sean L Renfrew North June 4, 1985 Minister of Education, Gaaid June 26, 1985-Sept. 29, 1987.

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

Cooke, David R. L Kitchener June 4, 1985

Cooke, David NDP Windsor-Riverside June 4, 1985

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Cordiano, Joseph L Downsview 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.

Cousens, Hon. W. PC York Centre June 4, 1985 Minister of Correctional E)onald Services, May 17, 1985- June 26, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Cureatz, Hon. Sammy PC Durham East June 4, 1985 Minister Without Portfolio Lawrence (attached to the Premier's Office), May 17, 1985- June 26, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Curling, Alvin Frederick L Scarborough North June 4, 1985 Minister of Housing (Rent Review), June 26, 1985- SepL 29, 1987.

Davis, William C. PC Scarborough Centre June 4, 1985

Dean, Hon. Gordon PC Wentworth June 4. 1985 Minister of Revenue, Howlett May 17, 1985-June 26, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Eakins, Hon. John F. L Victoria-Haliburton June 4, 1985 Minister of Tourism and Recreation, June 26, 1985- SepL 29, 1987.

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

Elgie, Hon. Robert PC York East June 4, 1985 Minister of Labour, Goldwin 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.

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Elston, Hon. Murray Huron-Bruce June 4, 1985 Minister of Health, John June 26, 1985-SepL 29, 1987.

Epp, Herbert Arnold Waterloo North 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.

Eves, Hon. Ernie L. PC Parry Sound June 4, 1985 Minister of Community and Social Services, May 17, 1985-June 26, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Ferraro, Rick Eugenio L Wellington South June 4, 1985 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Industry, Trade and Technology, June 26, 1985-Sept. 30, 1987.

Fish, Hon. Susan A. PC St. George June 4, 1985 Minister of Environment, May 17, 1985-June 26, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Fontaine, Hon. Jacques Cochrane North June 4, 1985 Minister of Northern Affairs Nod "Ren6" 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.

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Fontaine, Jacques No6 L Cochrane North Oct. 14, 1986* Writ of Election - June 26, "Ren6" 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.

Foulds, James Francis NDP Port Arthur June 4, 1985

Fulton, Hon. Edward A. L Scarborough East June 4, 1985 Minister of Transportation and Communications, June 26, 1985-Sept. 29, 1987.

Gigantes, Evelyn NfDP Ottawa Centre June 4, 1985 Adelaide

Gillies, Hon. Philip PC Brantford June 4. 1985 Minister of Skills Andrew Development, May 17, 1985- June 26,1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Gordon, Hon. James K, PC Sudbury June 4, 1985 Minister of Government Services, May 17, 1985- June 26, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Grande, Anthony NDP Oakwood June 4, 1985 William

Grandmaitre, Hon. Ottawa East June 4, 1985 Minister of Municipal Affairs BCTnard Charles and Minister Responsible for Francophone Affairs, June 26, 1985-SepL 29, 1987.

Gregory, Hon, Milton PC Mississauga East June 4, 1985 Solicitor General, May 17, Edward Charles 1985-June 26, 1985. "Bud" (Miller Cabinet)

Grier, Ruth Anna NDP Lakeshore June 4, 1985

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Grossman, Hon. PC St. Andrew-St. June 4, 1985 Minister of Education and Lawrence Sheldon Patrick Colleges and Universities, "Larty" 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 PC Cornwall June 4, 1985

Haggerty, Raymond L Erie June 4, 1985 Parliamentary Assistant to the Louis 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.

Harris, Hon. Michael PC Nipissing June 4, 1985 Minister of Natural Resources Deane and Minister of Energy, May 17, 1985-June 26, 1985.

Hart, Christine York East Apr. 28, 1986* 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

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Henderson, D. James HumbCT 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.

Hennessy, Michael PC Fort William June 4, 1985 Patrick "Mickey"

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

Keyes, Hon. Kenneth A. Kingston & the June 4, 1985 Minister of Correctional Islands 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.

Knight, Donald S. Halton-Burlington June 4, 1985 Parliamentary Assistant to the Chairman of the Management Board of Cabinet, Jan. 9, 1987-Sept. 30, 1987.

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Kwinter, Hon. Monte L Wilson Heights June 4, 1985 Minister of Consumer and Commercial Relations, June 26, 1985-Sept. 29, 1987.

Minister of Financial

Institutions, Apr. 1, 1986- SepL 29, 1987.

Lane, John Gordon PC Algoma-Manitoulin June 4, 1985

Laughren, Floyd ISfDP Nickel Belt June 4, 1985

Leluk, Hon. Nicholas PC York West June 4, 1985 Minister of Citizenship and George Culture, May 17, 1985- June 26, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Lupusella, Antonio NDP Dovercourt June 4, 1985 Crossed the floor to the 'Tony" Ontario Liberals, Dec. 17, 1986. Accepted into the Liberal caucus Jan. 13, 1987.

Mackenzie, Robert NDP Hamilton East June 4, 1985 Wairen

Mancini, Remo J. Essex South June 4, 1985 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.

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

McClellan, Ross A. NDP Bellwoods June 4, 1985

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McFadden, David James PC Eglinton June 4, 1985

McGuigan, James Kent-Elgin June 4, 1985 Parliamentary Assistant to the Fitzgerald 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.

McKessock, Robert L Grey June 4, 1985 Parliamentary Assistant to the Carson Solicitor General and Minister of Correctional Services, June 26, 1985-Sept. 30. 1987.

McLean, Hon. Allan PC Simcoe East June 4, 1985 Minister Without Portfolio Kenneth (attached to Municipal Affairs and Housing), May 17, 1985- June 26, 1985.

McNeil, Ronald Keith PC Elgin June 4, 1985

Miller, Hon. Frank PC Muskoka June 4, 1985 Premier and President of the Stuart 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.

Miller, Gordon Irvin L Haldimand-Norfolk June 4, 1985 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Agriculture and Food, June 26, 1985-Sept 30, 1987.

Mitchell, Hon. Robert PC Carleton June 4, 1985 Minister Without Portfolio C. and Chief Government Whip, May 17, 1985-June 26, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

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

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

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Munro, Hon. Lily Oddie L Hamilton Centre June 4, 1985 Minister of Citizenship and Culture, June 26, 1985- SepL 29, 1987.

Newman, Bernard L Windsor-Walkerville June 4, 1985

Nixon, Hon. Robert L Brant-Oxford- June 4, 1985 Treasurer of Ontario and Fletcher Norfolk Minister of Economics and Minister of Revenue, June 26, 1985-Sept. 29, 1987.

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

Government House Lead^, June 26, 1985.

O'Connor, Terrance P. PC Oakville June 4, 1985 'Teny"

Offer, Steven L Mississauga North June 4, 1985 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Consumer and Commercial Relations, June 26, 1985-SepL 30, 1987.

O'Neil, Hon. Hugh Quinte June 4, 1985 Minister of Industry, Trade Patrick and Technology, June 26, 1985-Sept. 29, 1987.

Partington, Peter PC BrxDck June 4, 1985

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Peterson, Hon. David London Centre June 4, 1985 Recognized as Leader of Her Robert Majesty's Loyal Opposition, June 4, 1985.

Signed with Robert Rae, Leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party, An Agenda forR^orm: Proposalsfor 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.

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 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.

Pollock, James PC Hastings- June 4, 1985 Peterborough

Polsinelli, Claudio L Yorkview June 4, 1985 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Labour, June 26, 1985-Sept 30, 1987.

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Pope, Hon. Alan PC Cochrane South June 4, 1985 Attorney General, William 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.

Pouliot, Gilles NDP Lake Nipigon June 4, 1985

Rae, Robert Keith NDP York South June 4, 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: Proposalsfor Minority Parliament, May 28, 1985, which ended forty-two years of Progressive Conservative government in Ontario.

Ramsay, David James NDP Timiskaming June 4, 1985 Crossed the flow to the Ontario Liberals on Oct. 6, 1986 and was accepted into caucus that day.

Ramsay, David James L Timiskaming Crossed Floor Parliamentary Assistant to the Oct. 6, 1986 Minister of Northern Development and Mines, Jan. 9, 1987-Sept. 30, 1987.

Reville, David R. NDP Riverdale June 4, 1985

Reycraft, Douglas L Middlesex June 4, 1985 Parliamentary Assistant to the Richard Minister of Education, June 26, 1985-SepL 30, 1987.

Riddell, Hon. John L Huron-Middlesex June 4, 1985 Minister of Agriculture and Keith "Jack" Food, June 26, 1985-Sept 29, 1987.

Rowe, Earl W. PC Simcoe Centre June 4, 1985

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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 Minister of Colleges and Universities and Minister of Skills Development, June 26, 1985-SepL 29. 1987.

South, Laurence Gewge L Frontenac- June 4, 1985 Parliamentary Assistant to the "Lany" Addington Minister of the Environment, Jan. 9, 1987-Sept. 30, 1987.

Stephenson, Hon. Bette PC York Mills June 4, 1985 Deputy Premier and M. Treasurer, May 17, 1985- June 26, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

Sterling, Norman PC Carleton-GrenviUe June 4, 1985 William

Stevenson, Hon. PC Durham-Yoric June 4, 1985 Minister of Agriculture and Kenneth "Ross' Food, May 17, 1985-June 26, 1985. (Miller Cabinet)

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

Sweeney, Hon. John L Kitchener-Wilmot June 4, 1985 Minister of Community and Roland Social Ser\'ices, June 26, 1985-Sept. 29, 1987.

Taylor, James A. PC Prince Edward- June 4, 1985 Lennox

Timbrell, Hon. Dennis PC Don Mills June 4, 1985 Minister of Municipal Affairs Roy 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.

Treleaven, Richard L. PC Oxford June 4, 1985

Turner, John Melville PC Peterborough June 4, 1985

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Van Home, Hon. Ronald L London North June 4, 1985 Minister Without Portfolio George Responsible for Senior Citizens' Affairs, June 26, 1985-Sept. 29, 1987.

Villeneuve, Hon. Noble PC Stormont, Dundas June 4, 1985 Minister Without Portfolio A. & Glengarry (attached to Natural Resources). May 17, 1985- June 26. 1985.

Ward, Christopher L Wentworth North June 4, 1985 Parliamentary Assistant to the Campbell 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 NDP Algoma June 4, 1985 Jackson "Bud"

Wiseman, Douglas Jack PC Lanaik June 4, 1985

Wrye, Hon. William L Windsor-Sandwich June 4, 1985 Minister of Labour, Munro June 26, 1985-SepL 29, 1987.

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

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Constituency Member Party Comments

Algoma Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Dovercourt Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Humber 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 Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Quinte Hon. Hugh Patrick L O'NeU

Rainy River Franklin "Jack" Pierce PC

Renfrew North Hon. Sean Gerard L Conway

Renfrew South Paul Joseph Yakabuski PC

Riverdale David R. Reville ^fDP

St. Andrew-St. Patrick Hon. Lawrence Sheldon PC "Larry" Grossman

St. Catharines Alphabetical List of Constituencies • 33rd Legislature (Continued)

Waterloo North 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.

Alphabetical List of Members

Members Party Constituency Sworn In Comments

Adams, Peter Peterborough Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of the Environment,

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

Allen, Richard NDP Hamilton West Nov. 3, 1987

Ballinger, William L Durham-York Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the George Minister of Natural Resources, Oct. 7, 1988-Sept. 20, 1989.

Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Municipal Affairs,

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

Beer, Hon. Charles John York North Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the McWaters 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.

Black, Hon. Ken Muskoka-Georgian Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Tourism and Bay Recreation with Responsibility for the Province's Anti-Drug Abuse Strategy, Aug. 2. 1989-

Oct. 1, 1990.

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Bossy, Maurice Louis L Chatham-Kent 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.

Bradley, Hon. James L St. Catharines Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of the Environment, Joseph Sept. 29, 1987-Oct. 1, 1990.

Brandt, Andrew S. PC Samia Nov. 3, 1987 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.

Breaugh, Michael James NDP Oshawa Nov. 3, 1987

Brown, Michael Arthur L Algoma-Manitoulin Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Mines, Oct. 7, 1988- Sept. 20. 1989.

Bryden, Marion Helen NDP Beaches-Woodbine Nov. 3, 1987

Callahan, Robert V. L Brampton South Nov. 3, 1987

Campbell, Sterling L Sudbury Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Mines, Sept. 30, 1987-Oct. 7, 1988.

Caplan, Hon. Elinor Oriole Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Health, Sept. 29, 1987-Oct. 1, 1990.

Carrothers, Douglas Oakville South Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Alexander Minister of Industry, Trade and Technology, Sept. 20, 1989-

Oct. 1, 1990.

Charlton, Brian Albert NDP Hamilton Mountain Nov. 3, 1987

Chiarelli, Bob Ottawa West Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Chairman of the Management Board of Cabinet, Sept. 30, 1987- Oct. 7, 1988.

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Cleary, John C. Cornwall Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Agriculture and Food, Sept. 20, 1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

Collins, Hon. Shirley Wentworth East Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Jean Minister of Labour, Sept. 30, 1987-Oct. 7, 1988.

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

Oct. 1, 1990.

Conway, Hon. Sean Renfrew North Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Mines, Gerard 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.

Cooke, David R. L Kitchener Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Citizenship,

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

Cooke, David NDP Windsor-Riverside Nov. 3, 1987

Cordiano, Joseph L Lawrence Nov. 3, 1987 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

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Cunningham, Dianne E. PC London North 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.

Cureatz, Sammy PC Durham East Nov. 3. 1987 Lawrence

Curling, Hon. Alvin Scarborough North Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Skills Development Frederick (Special Responsibility for Literacy), Sept. 29, 1987- Aug. 2, 1989.

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

Oct. 1, 1990.

Daigeler, Hans W. Nepean Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Revenue,

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

Dietsch, Michael Murray L St. Catharines- Nov. 3, 1987 ParUamentary Assistant to the Brock Minister of Labour,

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

Eakins, Hon. John F. Victoria-Haliburton Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Municipal Affairs, Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

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

Elliot, R. Walter Halton North Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Housing,

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

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Elston, Hon. Murray L Bruce Nov. 3. 1987 Chairman of the Management John Board of Cabinet, Sept. 29, 1987- Oct. 1, 1990.

Minister of Financial Institutions, Aug. 16, 1988-

Oct. 1, 1990. (Retains other p(xtfolio)

Epp, Herbert Arnold L Waterloo North Nov. 3, 1987

Eves, Ernie L. PC Parry Sound Nov. 3. 1987

Faman, Michael Liam NDP Cambridge Nov. 3, 1987

Faubert, Frank J. L Scarborough- Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Ellesmere Minister of Revenue, Oct. 7, 1988-Sept. 20, 1989.

Fawcett, Joan M. L Northumberland Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Skills Development,

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

Ferraro, Rick Eugenio L Guelph Nov. 3, 1987 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.

Fleet, David Gordon L High Park-Swansea Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister Responsible for Women's Issues, Sept. 20, 1989-

Oct. 1, 1990.

Fontaine, Hon. Jacques L Cochrane North Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Northern No6 "Ren6" 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 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.

Furlong, Allan Durham Centre Nov. 3, 1987

Grandmaitre, Hon. Ottawa East Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Revenue and Bernard Charles Minister Responsible for Francophone Affairs, Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Health,

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

Grier, Ruth Anna NfDP Etobicoke- Nov. 3. 1987 Lakeshcwe

Haggerty, Raymond L Niagara South Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Louis Minister of Consumer and Commercial Relations,

Sept. 30, 1987-Oct. 1, 1990.

Hampton, Howard NDP Rainy River Nov. 3, 1987 George

Harris, Michael Deane PC Nipissing Nov. 3, 1987 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 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

Henderson, D. James Etobicoke-Humber Nov. 3, 1987 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.

Hosek, Hon. Chaviva Oakwood Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Housing, Milada 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. PC Burlington South Nov. 3, 1987

Johnson, John McLellan PC Wellington Nov. 3, 1987 "Jack"

Johnston, Richard Frank NDP Scarborough West Nov. 3, 1987 Resigned, Aug. 24, 1990. Personal statement. Debates, June 4, 1990.

Kanter, Ronald M. L St. Andrew-St. Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Patrick Solicitor General, Sept. 30. 1987-Sept. 20. 1989.

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Kerrio, Hon. Vincent Niagara Falls Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Natural Resources, GcOTge Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Keyes, Kenneth A. L Kingston & the Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Islands Minister of Health, Sept. 30, 1987-Sept. 20, 1989.

Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Education,

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

Kormos, Peter NDP Welland-Thorold 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.

Kozyra, Taras Port Arthur 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.

Kwinter, Hon. Monte L Wilson Heights Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Industry, Trade and Technology, Sept. 29, 1987-

Oct. 1, 1990.

Laughren, Floyd ^fDP Nickel Belt Nov. 3, 1987

LeBourdais, Linda L Etobicoke West Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Lillian Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, Oct. 7, 1988- SepL 20, 1989.

Leone, Laureano Downsview Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Culture and Communications, Oct. 7, 1988-

Oct. 1, 1990.

Lipsett, Ronald F. Grey Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Energy,

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

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118 Alphabetical List of Members - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Lupusella, Antonio NDP Dovercourt Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the 'Tony" Minister of Transportation, Sept. 30, 1987-Oct. 7, 1988.

Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Government Services,

Oct. 7, 1988-Oct. 1, 1990.

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

Mackenzie, Robert NDP Hamilton East Nov. 3, 1987 Wamen

Mahoney, Steven W. Mississauga West Nov. 3, 1987 Parhamentary Assistant to the Minister of Industry, Trade and Technology, Oct. 7, 1988- Sept. 20, 1989.

Mancini, Hon. Remo J. Essex South Nov. 3, 1987 Minister Without Portfolio Responsible for Disabled Persons, Sept. 29, 1987- Aug. 2, 1989.

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

Oct. 1, 1990.

Marland, Margaret PC Mississauga South Nov. 3, 1987

Martel, Shelley Dawn NDP Sudbury East Nov. 3, 1987 Marie

Matnindola, Gino L Willowdale Nov. 3, 1987

McCague, George R. PC Simcoe West Nov. 3, 1987

McClelland, Carman L Brampton North Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the John Minister of the Environment, Oct. 7, 1988-Sept. 20. 1989.

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Alphabetical List of Members • 34th Legislature (Continued)

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

McGuinty, Dalton Ottawa South Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the James 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 Kenora Nov. 3, 1987 ParUamentary Assistant to the Minister of Northern Development, Oct 7, 1988- Sept 20, 1989.

Miller, Gordon Irvin Norfolk 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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Morin, Hon. Gilles E. L Carleton East 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.

Morin-Strom, Karl Avid NDP Sault Ste. Marie Nov. 3, 1987

Munro, Hon. Lily Oddie L Hamilton Centre Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Culture and Communications (Restructured ministry) SepL 29, 1987- Aug. 2, 1989. See also Oddie-Munro, Hon. Lily.

Neumann, David Emil L Brantford Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Municipal Affairs, Sept. 30, 1987-Oct. 7, 1988.

Nicholas, Cynthia Maria L Scarborough Centre Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the "Cindy" Solicitor General, SepL 20,

1989-Oct. 1, 1990.

Nixon, John Bradford York Mills Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the "Brad" Minister of Financial Institutions, Sept. 30, 1987- Oct. 7, 1988.

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

Nixon, Hon. Robert Biant-Haldimand Nov. 3, 1987 Dq)uty Premier and Treasurer and Fletcher 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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121 Alphabetical List of Members - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Oddie-Munro, Hon. Lily L Hamilton 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.

Offer, Hon. Steven L Mississauga North Nov. 3, 1987 ParUamentary Assistant to the Attorney General, Sept. 30, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Solicitor General, Aug. 2, 1989-

Oct. 1, 1990.

O'Neil, Hon. Hugh L Quinte Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Tourism and Patrick 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)

O'Neill, Yvonne L Ottawa-Rideau Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Education, Sept. 30, 1987-Oct. 7, 1988.

Owen, Bruce L Simcoe Centre Nov. 3, 1987

Patten, Hon. Richard L Ottawa Centre Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Government Services, Andrew Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

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

Oct. 1, 1990.

Pelissero, Harry L Lincoki Nov. 3, 1987 ParUamentary Assistant to the Minister of Tourism and Recreation, SepL 30, 1987- Oct. 7, 1988.

Peterson, Hon. David L London Centre Nov. 3, 1987 Premier and President of the Robert Executive Council and Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, Sept. 29, 1987-

Oct. 1, 1990.

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

Phillips, Hon. Gerald L Scarborough- Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Citizenship and Leonard Agincourt 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.

Poirier, Jean Prescott & Russell Nov. 3, 1987

Pollock, James PC Hastings- Nov. 3, 1987 Peterborough

Polsinelli, Claudio L Yorkview Nov. 3, 1987 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.

Poole, Dianne L Eglinton Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister Responsible for Senior Citizens' Affairs, Sept. 20, 1989-

Oct. 1, 1990.

Pope, Alan William PC Cochrane South Nov. 3, 1987 Candidate for Interim Leader of the Progressive Conservative Party, October 1987.

Pouliot, Gilles NDP Lake Nipigon Nov. 3, 1987

Rae, Robert Keith NDP York South Nov. 3, 1987 Ontario New Democratic Party Leader.

Leader of the Official Opposition.

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Ramsay, Hon. David Timiskaming Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Correctional Services, James 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)

Ray, Michael Charles L Windsor-WalkervUle Nov. 3, 1987

Reville, David R. NDP Riverdale Nov. 3, 1987

Reycraft, Douglas Middlesex Nov. 3, 1987 Chief Government Whip, Richard Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

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

Oct. 1, 1990.

Riddell, Hon. John Huron Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Agriculture and Food, Keith "Jack" 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 PC Leeds-Grenville Nov. 3, 1987 William

Ruprecht, Antony M. Paikdale Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the "Tony" 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.

* By-election

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Scott, Hon. Ian G. L St. George-SL Nov. 3, 1987 Attorney General and David Minister Responsible for Native Affairs, Sept. 29, 1987-

Oct. 1, 1990.

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

Smith, David William L Lambton Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Correctional Services,

Oct. 7, 1988-Oct. 1, 1990.

Smith, Hon. Elizabeth L London South Nov. 3, 1987 Solicitor General, "Joan" 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.

Sola, John Domagoj L Mississauga East Nov. 3, 1987 Deputy Whip, Sept. 20, 1989.

Sorbara, Hon. Gregory L York Centre 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.

South, Laurence George Frontenac- Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the "Lany" Addington Minister of Energy, Oct. 7, 1988- SepL 20, 1989.

Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Mines,

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

Sterling, Norman PC Carleton Nov. 3, 1987 William

Stoner, Norah Jane Durham West Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to Minister of Colleges and Universities, SepL 20, 1989- Oct. 1, 1990.

* By-election

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Sullivan, Barbara L Halton Centre Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Labour and Minister Responsible for Women's Issues, Oct. 7, 1988-Sept. 20, 1989.

Swart, Melvin Leroy ISfDP WeUand-Thorold Nov. 3, 1987 Resigned, June 30, 1988. Personal statement. Debates, May 2, 1988. A new election was called.

Sweeney, Hon. John L Kitchener-WUmot Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Community and Roland Social Services, Sept. 29, 1987- Aug. 2, 1989.

Minister of Housing and Minister of Municipal Affairs, Aug. 2, 1989 (Shuffle)-

Oct. 1, 1990.

Tatham, Charles Murray L Oxford Nov. 3, 1987

Van Home, Ronald L London North Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the George Minister of Revenue, Sept. 30, 1987-Dec. 31, 1987.

Resigned, Dec. 31, 1987. Personal statement. Debates, Dec. 8, 1987. A new election was called.

Velshi, Murad L Don Mills Nov. 3, 1987 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Citizenship, Oct. 7, 1988-Sept. 20, 1989.

Villeneuve, Noble A. PC Stormont, Dundas Nov. 3, 1987 & Glengarry Ward, Hon. Christopher L Wentworth North Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Education, Campbell 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 NDP Algoma Nov. 3, 1987 Jackson "Bud"

By-election

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Wilson, Hon. Mavis Dufferin-Peel 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.

Wiseman, Douglas Jack PC Lanark-Renfirew Nov. 3, 1987

Wong, Hon. Robert L Fort York Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Energy, Charles 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.

Wrye, Hon. William Windsor-Sandwich Nov. 3, 1987 Minister of Consumer and Munro Commercial Affairs, Sept. 29, 1987-Aug. 2, 1989.

Minister of Transportation, Aug. 2, 1989 (Shuffle)-

Oct. 1, 1990.

f

By-election

127 I Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34tli Legislature

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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il 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.

129 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 THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BRAMPTON McClelland 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.

Brampton South Robert V. Callahan 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.

130 Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Brantford David Emil Neumann THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BRANTFORD-consists of the City of Brantfoid

Brant-Haldimand Hon. Robert Fletcher L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BRANT- Nixon 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.

Bruce Hon. Murray John L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF BRUCE- Elston consists of the County of Bruce.

Burlington South Cameron D. Jackson 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.

Cambridge Michael Liam Faman 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.

Carleton Norman William PC THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF CARLETON- Sterling consists of the City of Kanata and the townships of Goulboum, Osgoode, Rideau and West Carleton.

131 Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34tli Legislature (Continued)

Carleton East Hon. Gilles E. Morin 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.

Chatham-Kent Maurice Louis Bossy 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.

132 Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Cochrane North Hon. Jacques Nod THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF COCHRANE "Ren6" Fontaine 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.

133 Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

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 CORNWALL- consists of the City of Comwall, the townships of Charlottenburgh and Comwall, and Indian Reserve No. 59.

134 Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Don Mills Murad Velshi 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.

Dovercourt Antonio "Tony" NDP THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF Lupusella 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

135 Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Downsview Laureano Leone NDP THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT Cff' DOWNSvmw-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.

Dufferin-Peel Hon. Mavis Wilson L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF DUFFERIN- PEEL-consists of the County of Dufferin and the Town of Caledon.

Durham Centre Allan Furlong 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

Durham East Sammy Lawrence PC THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF DURHAM Cureatz 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.

Durham West Norah Jane Stoner L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF DURHAM WEST-consists of the towns of Ajax and Pickering.

Durham-York William George L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF DURHAM- Ballinger YORK -consists of the towns of East Gwillimbury and Whitchurch-Stouffville, the townships of Brock, Georgina and Uxbridge, and Indian Reserve No. 33.

136 Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

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 Marietta L.D. Robots THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ELGIN- consists of the County of Elgin.

Essex-Kent James Fitzgerald THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ESSEX- McGuigan 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.

Essex South Hon. Remo J. Mancini 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.

137 Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Etobicoke-Humber D. James Henderson 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

Etobicoke-Lakeshore Ruth Anna Grier NDP 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.

Etobicoke-Rexdale Edward Thomas Philip NDP THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ETOBICOKE- REXDALE-consists of that part of the City of Etobicoke lying northerly of the Macdonald-Cartier Freeway.

Etobicoke West Linda Lillian LeBourdais 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.

138 Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

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

139 Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Fort York Hon. Robert Charles THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF PORT YORK- Wong 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 1 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

140 Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

R-ontenac-Addington Laurence George "Larry' South

Grey Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 34th Legislature (Continued)

Halton North R. Walter Elliot 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.

Hamilton Centre Hon. Lily Oddie Munro 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.

Hamilton East Robert Warren NDP THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HAMILTON Mackenzie 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 MOUNTAIN-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 I 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' THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF HURON- RiddeU 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 THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF KITCHENER- Sweeney 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 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.

Lanaric-Renfipew Douglas Jack Wiseman PC THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF LANARK- 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 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.

Leeds-Grenville Robert William PC THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF LEEDS- Runciman 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 L Premier and President of the Executive Peterson 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 THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF LONDON Home 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.

London North Dianne E. Cunningham PC Elected, Mar. 31, 1988. Sworn in on Apr. 12, 1988.

London South Hon. Elizabeth "Joan" L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF LONDON Smith 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 L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MIDDLESEX- Reycraft 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.

Mississauga East John Domagoj Sola 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.

Mississauga North Hon. Steven Offer L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF MISSISSAUGA NORTH-consists of that part of the City of Mississauga lying northerly of Eglinton Avenue.

Mississauga South Margaret Marland 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 Hurontario 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 NEPEAN- 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 THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NIAGARA Kerrio 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.

Niagara South Raymond Louis THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF NIAGARA Haggerty 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.

Leader of the Third Party.

Norfolk Gordon Irvin Miller 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 THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF OAKVILLE Carrothers 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.

Oakwood Hon. Chaviva Milada THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF OAKWOOD- Hosek 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 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.

Ottawa Centre Hon. Richard Andrew THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF OTTAWA Patten 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 THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF OTTAWA Grandmaitre 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 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 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' THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF PARKDALE- Ruprecht 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.

Parry Sound Ernie L. Eves L. 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.

Perth Hon. Hugh Alden L. THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF PERTH- Edighoffer 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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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.

Renamed Prince Edward-Lennox-South Hastings

Prince Edward-Lennox- Keith MacDonald The Schedule to the Representation Act, South Hastings 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).

Quinte Hon. Hugh Patrick THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF QUINTE- O'NeU 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 NDP THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF RAINY Hampton 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.

Renfrew North Hon. Sean Gerard L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF RENFREW Conway 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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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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St. Catharines Hon. James Joseph THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF ST. Bradley 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.

Leader of the Third Party.

Sault Ste. Marie Karl Avid Morin-Strom NDP THE ELECTORAL DISTTUCT OF SAULT STE. MARIE-consists of the City of Sault Ste. Marie.

Scarborough-Agincourt Hon. Gerald Leonard THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF Phillips 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" THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF Nicholas 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 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.

Scarborough North Hon. Alvin Frederick L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF Curling 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 Bruce Owen 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.

Simcoe East Allan Kenneth McLean 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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Timiskaming Hon. David James THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF Ramsay 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.

Victoria-Haliburton Hon. John F. Eakins THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF VICTORIA- HALIBURTON-consists consists of the counties of Haliburton and Victoria but excluding the Township of Manvers.

Waterloo North Herbert Arnold Epp 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.

Resigned, June 30, 1988.

Welland-Thorold Peter Kormos NDP Elected, Nov. 3, 1988. Sworn in, Nov. 15, 1988.

Wellington John McLellan "Jack'' PC THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF Johnson WELLINGTON-consists consists of the County of Wellington but excluding the City of Guelph.

Wentworth East Shirley Jean Collins 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.

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Wentworth North Hon. Christopher L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF Campbell Ward WENTWORTH NORTH-consists of the towns of Ancaster and Dundas and the Township of Ramborough.

Willowdale Gino Matrundola 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

Wilson Heights Hon. Monte Kwinter 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 L THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF WINDSOR- Wrye 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 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.

York Mills John Bradford "Brad" THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF YORK Nixon 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.

Yoik North Hon. Charles John THE ELECTORAL DISTRICT OF YORK McWatersBeer 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.

Leader of the Official Opposition.

Yorkview Claudio Polsinelli 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.

Alphabetical List of Members

Members Party Constituency Sworn In Comments

Abel, Don NDP Wentworth North Nov. 19, 1990 Government Whip, Nov. 7, 1990.

Akande, Hon. Zanana L. NDP St. Andrew-St. Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of Community and Patrick 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.

Allen, Hon. Richard NDP Hamilton West Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of Colleges and Universities and Minister of Skills Development,

Oct. 1, 1990-

Amott,Ted PC Wellington Nov. 19, 1990

Beer, Charles John L Yoric North Nov. 19, 1990 Candidate for Ontario Liberal McWaters Party Leadership, to be determined at the Leadership Convention in Hamilton, Feb. 7-8, 1992.

Bisson, Gilles NDP Cochrane South Nov. 19, 1990 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 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)-.

Bradley, James Joseph St. Catharines Nov. 19, 1990 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.

Brown, Michael Arthur Algoma-Manitoulin Nov. 19, 1990

Buchanan, Hon. Elmer NDP Hastings- Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of Agriculture and Food,

Peterborough Oct. 1, 1990-.

Callahan, Robert V. L Brampton South Nov. 19, 1990

Caplan, Elinor L Oriole Nov. 19, 1990

Carr, Gary PC Oakville South Nov. 19, 1990

Carter, Hon. Jenny NDP Peterborough 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-.

Charlton, Hon. Brian NDP Hamilton Mountain Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the Albert 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 Parliamentary Assistant to the Treasurer of Ontario and Minister of Economics, Oct. 12, 1990-.

Churley, Hon. Marilyn NDP Riverdale Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of the Environment, Oct. 12, 1990-Mar. 18, 1991.

Minister of Consumer and Commercial Relations, Mar. 18, 1991-.

Cleary, John C. L Cornwall Nov. 19, 1990

Conway, Sean Gerard L Renfrew North Nov. 19, 1990

Cooke, Hon. David NDP Windsor-Riverside 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)-.

Cooper, Mike NDP Kitchener-Wihnot Nov. 19, 1990

Coppen, Hon. Shirley NDP Niagara South Nov. 19, 1990 Minister Without Portfolio and Chief Government Whip,

Oct. 1, 1990-.

Cordiano, Joseph L Lawrence Nov. 19, 1990

Cousens, W. Donald PC Markham Nov. 19, 1990

Cunningham, Dianne E. PC London North Nov. 19, 1990

Curling, Alvin Frederick L Scarborough North Nov. 19, 1990

Dadamo, George NDP Windsor-Sandwich Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Transportation, Oct. 12, 1990-.

Daigeler, Hans W. L Nepean Nov. 19, 1990

Drainville, Dennis NDP Victoria-Haliburton Nov. 19, 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 NDP Halton North Nov. 19, 1990

Elston, Murray John L Bruce Nov. 19, 1990 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.

Eves, Ernie L. PC Parry Sound Nov. 19, 1990

Faman, Hon. Michael NDP Cambridge Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of Correctional Services Liam and Solicitor General and Minister Responsible for the Anti-Drug Strategy, Oct. 1, 1990-July 31, 199L

Fawcett, Joan M. Northumberland Nov. 19, 1990

Ferguson, Hon. William NDP Kitchener Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the A. Minister of Municipal Affairs, Oct. 12, 1990-July 31, 199L

Minister of Energy, July 31, 1991-.

Retcher, Derek NDP Guelph Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Consumer and Commercial Relations, Oct. 12, 1990-.

Frankford, Robert T.S. NDP Scarborough East Nov. 19, 1990 ParUamentary Assistant to the Minister of Health, Oct. 12, 1990-May 8, 1991.

185 Alphabetical List of Members - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Gigantes, Hon. Evelyn NDP Ottawa Centre Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of Health, Oct. 1, 1990- Adelaide 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 -.

Grandmaitre, BoTiard L Ottawa East Nov. 19, 1990 Charles

Grier, Hon. Ruth Anna NDP Etobicoke- Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of the Environment and Lakeshore Minister Responsible for the Greater Toronto Area (GTA),

Oct. 1, 1990-.

Minister Responsible for Waterfront Development.

Haeck, Christel NDP St. Catharines- Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the Brock Minister of Colleges and Universities, Oct. 12, 1990- Aug. 16, 1991.

Hampton, Hon. Howard NDP Rainy River Nov. 19, 1990 Attorney General, Oct. 1, 1990-. George

Hansen, Ron NDP Lincob Nov. 19, 1990

Hamick, Charles A. PC Willowdale Nov. 19, 1990

Harrington, Margaret NDP Niagara Falls Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Housing, Oct. 12, 1990-.

Harris, Michael Deane PC Nipissing Nov. 19, 1990 Leader of the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party.

Leader of the Third Party.

Haslam, Hon. Karen NDP Perth Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of Culture and Communications, July 31, 1991-.

Hayes, Patrick Michael NDP Essex-Kent 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 NDP Chatham-Kent Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Community and Social Services, Oct. 12, 1990-.

Huget, Bob NDP Samia Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Energy, Apr. 3, 1991-.

Jackson, Cameron D. PC Burlington South Nov. 19, 1990

Jamison, Norm NDP Norfolk Nov. 19, 1990 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-.

Johnson, Paul L Prince Edward- Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the Lennox-South Chairman of the Management Hastings Board of Cabinet, Oct. 12, 1990- Aug. 16, 1991.

ParUamentary Assistant to the Minister of Revenue, Aug. 16, 1991-.

Jordan, W. Leo PC Lanark-Renfrew Nov. 19, 1990

Klopp, Paul NDP Huron Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Agriculture and Food (Food), Oct. 12, 1990-.

Kormos, Hon. Peter NDP Welland-Thorold Nov. 19, 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 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-.

Laughren, Hon. Hoyd NDP Nickel Belt Nov. 19, 1990 Deputy Premier, Treasurer of Ontario and Minister of

Economics, Oct. 1, 1990-.

Lessard, Wayne NDP Windsor-Walkerville Nov. 19, 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-.

Mackenzie, Hon. Robert NDP Hamilton East Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of Labour,

Warren Oct. 1, 1990-.

MacKinnon, Ellen NDP Lambton Nov. 19, 1990

Mahoney, Steven W. Mississauga West Nov. 19, 1990 Candidate for Ontario Liberal Party Leadership, to be determined at the Leadership Convention in Hamilton, Feb. 7-8, 1992.

Malkowski, Gary NDP Yo± East Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Citizenship Responsible for the Ontario Human Rights Commission, the Disabled, Seniors and Race Relations, Oct. 12, 1990-.

Mammoliti, George NDP Yoikview Nov. 19, 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 Nov. 19, 1990

Marchese, Hon. Rosario NDP Fort York 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-.

Marland, Margaret PC Mississauga South Nov. 19, 1990

Martel, Hon. Shelley NDP Sudbury East Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of Northern Dawn Marie 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.

Martin, Tony NDP Sault Ste. Marie Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Education, Oct. 12. 1990-.

Mathyssen, Irene NDP Middlesex Nov. 19, 1990 Government Whip, Nov. 7, 1990-

Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Environment, Apr. 3, 199 1-.

McClelland, Carman Brampton North Nov. 19, 1990 John

McGuinty, Dalton J.P. L Ottawa South Nov. 19, 1990

McLean, Allan Kenneth PC Simcoe East Nov. 19, 1990

McLeod, Lyn L Fort William Nov. 19, 1990 Candidate for Ontario Liberal Party Leadership, to be determined at the Leadership Convention in Hamilton, Feb. 7-8. 1992.

Miclash, Frank Ranover L Kenora Nov. 19, 1990

Mills, Gord NDP Durham East Nov. 19. 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the Solicitor General, Oct. 12, 1990-

189 Alphabetical List of Members - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Morin, Gilles E. Carleton East Nov. 19, 1990 Candidate for Speaker of the Ontario Legislative Assembly, Nov. 19, 1990.

Deputy Speaker and Chair of the Committee of the Whole House.

Morrow, Mark NDP Wentworth East Nov. 19, 1990

Murdoch, Bill PC Grey Nov. 19, 1990

Murdock, Sharon NDP Sudbury Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Labour, Oct. 12, 1990-.

Nixon, Robert Fletcher L Brant-Haldimand Nov. 19, 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.

North, Hon. Peter NDP Elgin Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of Tourism and Recreation, Oct 1, 1990-.

O'Connor, Larry NDP Durham-York Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister Responsible for the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), Oct. 12, 1990-.

Offer, Steven L Mississauga North Nov. 19, 1990

O'Neil, Hugh Patrick L Quinte Nov. 19, 1990

O'Neill, Yvonne L Ottawa-Rideau Nov. 19, 1990

Owens, Steve 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 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-.

Philip, Hon. Edward NDP Etobicoke-Rexdale Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of Transportation,

Thomas Oct. 1, 1990-July 31. 1991.

Minister of Industry, Trade and Technology, July 31, 1991 (Shuffle)-.

Phillips, Gerald Leonard Scarborough- Nov. 19, 1990 Agincourt

Pilkey, Hon. Allan C. NDP Oshawa 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)-.

Poirier, Jean Prescott & Russell Nov. 19, 1990 Candidate for Speaker of the Ontario Legislative Assembly, Nov. 19, 1990.

Poole, Dianne L Eglinton Nov. 19, 1990

Pouliot, Hon. Gilles NDP Lake Nipigon 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)-.

Rae, Hon. Robert Keith NDP York South Nov. 19, 1990 Premier and President of the Council and Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs,

Oct. 1, 1990-.

Ramsay, David James L Timiskaming Nov. 19. 1990 Candidate for Ontario Liberal Party Leadership, to be determined at the Leadership Convention in Hamilton, Feb. 7-8, 1992.

191 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 PC Leeds-Grenville Nov. 19, 1990 William

Ruprecht, Antony M. L Parkdale Nov. 19, 1990 'Tony"

Scott, Ian G. L St. George-St. Nov. 19, 1990 David

Silipo, Hon. Antonio V. NDP Dovercourt Nov. 19, 1990 Chairman of the Management G. 'Tony" Board of Cabinet, July 31, 1991- Oct. 15, 1991. Alphabetical List of Members - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Villeneuve, Noble A. PC Stormont, Dundas Nov. 19, 1990 Constituency name changed to & Glengarry S-D-G & East Grenville Representation Amendment Act, 1991. Statutes of Ontario 1991 c. 2.

Ward, Brad NDP Brantford 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-.

Ward, Margery NDP Don Mills Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Government Services, Oct. 12, 1990-.

Wark-Martyn, Hon. NDP Port Arthur Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of Revenue,

SheUey Oct. 1, 1990-.

Warner, Hon. David NDP Scarborough- Nov. 19, 1990 On Nov. 19, 1990, David William Ellesmere 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.

Waters, Dan NDP Muskoka-Georgian Nov. 19, 1990 ParUamentary Assistant to the Bay Minister of Tourism and Recreation, Oct. 12, 1990-.

Wessenger, Paul NDP Simcoe Centre 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-.

White, Drummond NDP Durham Centre Nov. 19, 1990

Wildman, Hon. Charles NDP Algoma Nov. 19, 1990 Minister of Natural Resources and Jackson "Bud" Minister Responsible for Native

Affairs, Oct. 1, 1990-.

Wilson, Hon. Fred NDP Frontenac- Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the Addington Minister of Correctional Services, Oct. 12, 1990-Apr. 22, 1991.

Minister of Government Services, Apr. 22, 1991-.

193 Alphabetical List of Members - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Wilson, Gary NDP Kingston & the Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the Islands Minister of Culture and Communications, Oct. 12, 1990-.

Wilson, Jim PC Simcoe West Nov. 19, 1990

Winninger, David NDP London South Nov. 19, 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-.

Wiseman, Jim NDP Durham West Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Correctional Services, Aug. 16, 1991-.

Witmer, Elizabeth PC Waterloo North Nov. 19, 1990

Wood,Len NDP Cochrane North Nov. 19, 1990 Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Natural Resources, Oct. 12, 1990-.

Ziemba, Hon. Elaine 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 Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Dufferin-Peel Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Huron Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 35th Legislature (Continued)

Norfolk 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).

See also Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry.

St. Andrew-St. Patrick Alphabetical List of Constituencies - 35th Legislature (Continued)

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