The 22nd Legislative Assembly of Ontario was in session from June 4, 1945, until April 27, 1948, just prior to the 1948 general election. The majority party was the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party led by George Drew.
William James Stewart served as speaker for the assembly until March 21, 1947. James de Congalton Hepburn succeeded Stewart as speaker.
Members of the Assembly RidingMemberPartyFirst elected / previously electedNo. of termsAddingtonJohn Abbott PringleProgressive Conservative19432nd termAlgoma—ManitoulinJohn Arthur FullertonProgressive Conservative19451st termBeachesThomas Alexander MurphyProgressive Conservative19266th termBellwoodsAlbert Alexander MacLeodLabour-Progressive19432nd termBracondaleHarry Hyland HyndmanProgressive Conservative19451st termBrantHarry Corwin NixonLiberal19198th termBrantfordStanley DyeProgressive Conservative19451st termBruceJohn Philemon JohnstoneProgressive Conservative19451st termCarletonAdam Holland AcresProgressive Conservative19237th termCochrane NorthJoseph-Anaclet HabelLiberal1934, 19453rd term*Cochrane SouthBill GrummettCo-operative Commonwealth19432nd termDovercourtWilliam DuckworthProgressive Conservative19344th termDufferin—SimcoeAlfred Wallace DownerProgressive Conservative19373rd termDurhamReginald Percival VivianProgressive Conservative19432nd termEglintonLeslie Egerton BlackwellProgressive Conservative19432nd termElginFletcher Stewart ThomasProgressive Conservative19451st termEssex NorthAlexander A. ParentLiberal-Labour19451st termEssex SouthWilliam MurdochProgressive Conservative19432nd termFort WilliamGarfield AndersonCo-operative Commonwealth19432nd termGlengarryEdmund MacGillivrayLiberal19373rd termGrenville—DundasGeorge Holmes ChalliesProgressive Conservative19295th termGrey NorthMackinnon PhillipsProgressive Conservative19451st termGrey SouthFarquhar Robert OliverLiberal19266th termHaldimand—NorfolkCharles Hammond MartinProgressive Conservative19442nd termHaltonStanley Leroy HallProgressive Conservative19432nd termHamilton CentreVernon Charles KnowlesProgressive Conservative19451st termHamilton EastRobert Ellsworth ElliottProgressive Conservative19451st termHamilton—WentworthRussell Temple KelleyProgressive Conservative19451st termHastings EastRoscoe RobsonProgressive Conservative19432nd termHastings WestJames Frederick WilsonProgressive Conservative19451st termHigh ParkGeorge Alexander DrewProgressive Conservative19383rd termHuronRobert Hobbs TaylorProgressive Conservative19432nd termThomas Pryde (1948)Progressive Conservative19481st termHuron—BruceJohn William HannaProgressive Conservative19432nd termKenoraWilliam Manson DockerCo-operative Commonwealth19432nd termKent EastWesley Gardiner ThompsonProgressive Conservative19432nd termKent WestGeorge William ParryProgressive Conservative19451st termKingstonHarry Allan StewartProgressive Conservative19432nd termLambton EastCharles Eusibius JanesProgressive Conservative19451st termLambton WestBryan Lewis CathcartProgressive Conservative19451st termLanarkGeorge Henry DoucettProgressive Conservative19373rd termLeedsWalter Bain ReynoldsProgressive Conservative19373rd termLincolnCharles DaleyProgressive Conservative19432nd termLondonWilliam Gourlay WebsterProgressive Conservative19432nd termMiddlesex NorthThomas L. PatrickProgressive Conservative19432nd termMiddlesex SouthHarry Marshall AllenProgressive Conservative19451st termMuskoka—OntarioGeorge Arthur WelshProgressive Conservative19451st termNiagara FallsCarl David HanniwellProgressive Conservative19451st termNipissingVictor MartinLiberal19451st termNorthumberlandWilliam Arthur GoodfellowProgressive Conservative19432nd termOntarioThomas Kelso CreightonProgressive Conservative19451st termOttawa EastAurele ChartrandLiberal19451st termOttawa SouthGeorge Harrison DunbarProgressive Conservative19373rd termOxfordThomas Roy DentProgressive Conservative19432nd termParkdaleWilliam James StewartProgressive Conservative19383rd termParry SoundMilton Taylor ArmstrongLiberal1934, 19453rd term*PeelThomas Laird KennedyProgressive Conservative1919, 19377th term*PerthJames Frederick EdwardsProgressive Conservative19451st termPeterboroughHarold Robinson ScottProgressive Conservative19432nd termPort ArthurFrederick Oliver RobinsonCo-operative Commonwealth19432nd termPrescottAurélien BélangerLiberal1923, 19346th term*Prince Edward—LennoxJames de Congalton HepburnProgressive Conservative19373rd termRainy RiverJames Melvin NewmanLiberal-Labour19451st termRenfrew NorthStanley Joseph HuntProgressive Conservative19432nd termRenfrew SouthJames Shannon DempseyProgressive Conservative19451st termRiverdaleGordon James MillenProgressive Conservative19451st termRussellRomeo BéginLiberal19373rd termSault Ste. MarieGeorge Isaac HarveyCo-operative Commonwealth19432nd termSimcoe CentreGeorge Graham JohnstonProgressive Conservative19432nd termSimcoe EastJohn Duncan McPheeProgressive Conservative19432nd termSt. AndrewJoseph Baruch SalsbergLabour-Progressive19432nd termSt. DavidDaniel Roland MichenerProgressive Conservative19451st termSt. GeorgeDana Harris PorterProgressive Conservative19432nd termSt. PatrickArchibald Kelso RobertsProgressive Conservative19432nd termStormontWilliam Alexander MurrayLiberal19451st termSudburyRobert Hugh CarlinCo-operative Commonwealth19432nd termTimiskamingCalvin Howard TaylorCo-operative Commonwealth19432nd termVictoriaLeslie Miscampbell FrostProgressive Conservative19373rd termWaterloo NorthJoseph Ignatino MeinzingerLiberal-Labour19451st termWaterloo SouthGordon ChaplinProgressive Conservative19451st termWellandThomas Henry LewisProgressive Conservative19451st termWellington NorthRoss Atkinson McEwingLiberal19373rd termWellington SouthWilliam Ernest HamiltonProgressive Conservative19451st termWentworthWilliam RobertsonCo-operative Commonwealth19432nd termWindsor—SandwichWilliam GriesingerProgressive Conservative19451st termWindsor—WalkervilleM.C. DaviesProgressive Conservative19451st termWoodbineGoldwin Corlett ElgieProgressive Conservative1934, 19453rd term*York EastJohn A. LeslieProgressive Conservative19451st termYork NorthAddison Alexander MacKenzieProgressive Conservative19451st termYork SouthHoward Julian SaleProgressive Conservative19451st termYork WestJohn Pearman AllanProgressive Conservative19451st term
Timeline + 22nd Legislative Assembly of Ontario - Movement in seats held (1945–1948)Party1945Gain/(loss) due to1948 Deathin office Byelectionhold66 (1) 1 6611 118 83 32 2Total 90 (1) 1 90
+ Changes in seats held (1945–1948) Seat Before ChangeDateMemberPartyReasonDateMemberPartyHuronDecember 17, 1947Robert Hobbs TaylorDied in officeFebruary 16, 1948Thomas Pryde
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