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Government of Ontario Key Contact Ss GOVERNMENT OF ONTARIO 595 Bay Street Suite 1202 Toronto ON M5G 2C2 KEY CONTACTS 416 586 1474 enterprisecanada.com PARLIAMENTARY MINISTRY MINISTER DEPUTY MINISTER PC CRITICS NDP CRITICS ASSISTANTS Steve Orsini Vic Fedeli (Interim) (Cabinet Secretary) Steve Clark Steven Davidson Deb Matthews REMIER S FFICE Kathleen Wynne (Deputy Leader) Andrea Horwath P ’ O (Policy & Delivery) Ted McMeekin Sylvia Jones Lynn Betzner (Deputy Leader) (Communications) ADVANCED EDUCATION AND Lorne Coe Mitzie Hunter Greg Orencsak Han Dong Peggy Sattler SKILLS DEVELOPMENT (Post-Secondary Education) AGRICULTURE, FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS Jeff Leal Greg Meredith Grant Crack Toby Barrett John Vanthof + SMALL BUSINESS ATTORNEY GENERAL Yasir Naqvi Paul Boniferro Lorenzo Berardinetti Randy Hillier Gilles Bisson Monique Taylor Gila Martow (Children, Teresa Armstrong HILDREN AND OUTH ERVICES Youth and Families) C Y S Michael Coteau Nancy Matthews Sophie Kiwala (Anti-Racism) Lisa MacLeod +ANTI-RACISM Jennifer French (Anti-Racism) (Youth Engagement) CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION Laura Albanese Alex Bezzina Shafiq Qaadri Raymond Cho Jennifer French Lisa Gretzky OMMUNITY AND OCIAL ERVICES Michael Coteau Janet Menard Ann Hoggarth Randy Pettapiece C S S (+ Homelessness) Matt Torigian Laurie Scott COMMUNITY SAFETY AND (Community Safety) (Community Safety) Marie-France Lalonde Soo Wong Taras Natyshak CORRECTIONAL SERVICES Sam Erry Rick Nicholls (Correctional Services) (Correctional Services) ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Steven Del Duca Giles Gherson Cristina Martins Monte McNaughton Catherine Fife AND GROWTH Peggy Sattler EDUCATION Indira Naidoo-Harris Bruce Rodrigues Granville Anderson Lorne Coe Catherine Fife + EARLY YEARS AND CHILD CARE (Early Years and Child Care) Bob Delaney NERGY Bob Chiarelli Serge Imbrogno Todd Smith Peter Tabuns E Han Dong ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE Chris Ballard Paul Evans Arthur Potts Ted Arnott Peter Tabuns John Vanthof INANCE Charles Sousa Scott Thompson Yvan Baker Lisa MacLeod F Paul Miller (Pensions) FRANCOPHONE AFFAIRS Marie-France Lalonde Marie-Lison Fougère Gila Martow France Gélinas GOVERNMENT AND Kevin French (Acting) Vic Dhillon Jim McDonell Wayne Gates CONSUMER SERVICES Tracy MacCharles Marie -Lison Fougère Amrit Mangat Bill Walker Monique Taylor + ACCESSIBILITY (Accessibility) (Accessibility) (Accessibility) (Accessibility) France Gélinas Jeff Yurek (Health) (Health and Pharmacare) EALTH AND ONG ERM ARE Helena Jaczek Bob Bell John Fraser Bill Walker H L -T C Teresa Armstrong (Long-Term Care) (Home and Long-Term Care) Ernie Hardeman Percy Hatfield HOUSING Han Dong Peter Milczyn Laurie LeBlanc Julia Munro Paul Miller (Poverty Reduction) + POVERTY REDUCTION STRATEGY (Poverty Reduction) (Poverty Reduction) INDIGENOUS RELATIONS AND David Zimmer Deborah Richardson Sophie Kiwala Lisa Thompson France Gélinas RECONCILIATION INFRASTRUCTURE Bob Chiarelli George Zegarac Liz Sandals Sylvia Jones Wayne Gates Brad Duguid (U.S. Bob Bailey NTERGOVERNMENTAL FFAIRS Kathleen Wynne Lynn Betzner Andrea Horwath I A State Engagement) (+ Democratic Reform) INTERNATIONAL TRADE Michael Chan Shirley Phillips Monte Kwinter Lisa Thompson Taras Natyshak John Yakabuski ABOUR Kevin Flynn Sophie Dennis Mike Colle Cindy Forster L (Labour and Training) Ernie Hardeman Gila Martow (GTA Issues) Raymond Cho UNICIPAL FFAIRS Bill Mauro Laurie LeBlanc Lou Rinaldi Percy Hatfield M A (Toronto Issues) Lisa MacLeod (Ottawa Issues) NATURAL RESOURCES AND FORESTRY Natalie Des Rosiers Bill Thornton Joe Dickson Norm Miller Gilles Bisson Norm Miller NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES Michael Gravelle David de Launay Joe Dickson Ross Romano (Northern Michael Mantha Ontario Jobs & Ring of Fire) Michael Harris ESEARCH NNOVATION AND CIENCE Reza Moridi Giles Gherson Catherine Fife R , I S Sam Oosterhoff (Associate) SENIOR’S AFFAIRS Dipika Damerla Marie-Lison Fougère Bill Walker Teresa Armstrong STATUS OF WOMEN Harinder Malhi Maureen Adamson Amrit Mangat Laurie Scott Peggy Sattler Rick Nicholls Steve Clark OURISM ULTURE AND PORT Daiene Vernile Maureen Adamson Amrit Mangat Sarah Campbell T , C S Randy Pettapiece (Horse Racing) TRANSPORTATION Kathryn McGarry Stephen Rhodes Michael Harris Wayne Gates Lisa MacLeod John Vanthof REASURY OARD Yvan Baker T B Eleanor McMahon Helen Angus Sam Oosterhoff Taras Natyshak (Digital Government) + DIGITAL GOVERNMENT (Digital Government) (Digital Government) HOUSE LEADER Yasir Naqvi Jim Wilson Gilles Bisson Updated: March 2, 2018 .
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