27th Parliament of Ontario

The 27th Legislative Assembly of Ontario was in session from September 25, 1963, until September 5, 1967, just prior to the 1967 general election. The majority party was the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party led by John Robarts.

Donald Hugo Morrow served as speaker for the assembly.

Members elected to the Assembly RidingMemberPartyFirst elected / previously electedNo. of termsNotesAlgoma—ManitoulinStanley William FarquharLiberal19631st termArmourdaleGordon CartonProgressive Conservative19631st termBeachesRobert John HarrisProgressive Conservative19622nd termBellwoodsJohn YaremkoProgressive Conservative19514th termBracondaleJoseph M. GouldLiberal19592nd termDied in 1965George Ben (1965)Liberal19651st termElected in a by-election in 1965BrantRobert Fletcher NixonLiberal19622nd termBrantfordGeorge Thomas GordonLiberal19485th termBruceRoss MacKenzie WhicherLiberal19553rd termCarletonWilliam Erskine JohnstonProgressive Conservative19553rd termCochrane NorthRené BrunelleProgressive Conservative19583rd termCochrane SouthWilf SpoonerProgressive Conservative19553rd termDon MillsStanley John RandallProgressive Conservative19631st termDovercourtAndy ThompsonLiberal19592nd termDownsviewVernon Milton SingerLiberal19592nd termDufferin—SimcoeAlfred Wallace DownerProgressive Conservative19378th termDurhamHugh Alex CarruthersProgressive Conservative19592nd termEglintonLeonard Mackenzie ReillyProgressive Conservative19622nd termElginRonald Keith McNeilProgressive Conservative19583rd termEssex NorthArthur John ReaumeLiberal19514th termEssex South Donald Alexander PatersonLiberal19631st termEtobicokeLeonard A. BraithwaiteLiberal19631st termForest HillEdward Arunah DunlopProgressive Conservative19631st termFort WilliamEdward George FreemanNew Democratic Party19631st termFrontenac—AddingtonJohn Richard SimonettProgressive Conservative19592nd termGlengarryOsie VilleneuveProgressive Conservative1948, 19634th term*Grenville—DundasFrederick McIntosh CassProgressive Conservative19553rd termGrey NorthEdward Carson SargentLiberal19631st termGrey SouthFarquhar Robert OliverLiberal192611th termHaldimand—NorfolkJames Noble AllanProgressive Conservative19514th termHaltonGeorge Albert KerrProgressive Conservative19631st termHamilton CentreAda Mary PritchardProgressive Conservative19631st termHamilton EastNorman Andrew DavisonNew Democratic Party19592nd termHamilton—WentworthThomas Ray ConnellProgressive Conservative19514th termHastings EastClarke RollinsProgressive Conservative19592nd termHastings WestElmer SandercockProgressive Conservative19485th termHigh ParkAlfred Hozack CowlingProgressive Conservative19514th termHumberWilliam Beverley LewisProgressive Conservative19553rd termHuronCharles Steel MacNaughtonProgressive Conservative19583rd termHuron—BruceMurray GauntLiberal19622nd termKenoraRobert Wayne GibsonLiberal-Labour19622nd termDied in 1966Leo Edward Bernier (1966)Progressive Conservative19661st termElected in a by-election in 1966Kent EastJohn Purvis SpenceLiberal19553rd termKent WestWilliam Darcy McKeoughProgressive Conservative19631st termKingstonCharles Joseph Sylvanus AppsProgressive Conservative19631st termLakeshoreRobert Alan EaglesonProgressive Conservative19631st termLambton EastLorne Charles HendersonProgressive Conservative19631st termLambton WestJohn Ralph KnoxProgressive Conservative19631st termLanarkGeorge Ellis GommeProgressive Conservative19583rd termLeedsJames AuldProgressive Conservative19544th termLincolnRobert Stanley WelchProgressive Conservative19631st termLondon NorthJohn Parmenter RobartsProgressive Conservative19514th termLondon SouthJohn Howard WhiteProgressive Conservative19592nd termMiddlesex NorthWilliam Atcheson StewartProgressive Conservative19573rd termMiddlesex SouthNeil Leverne OldeProgressive Conservative19631st termMuskokaRobert James BoyerProgressive Conservative19553rd termNiagara FallsGeorge BukatorLiberal19592nd termNickel BeltGaston Joseph Clement DemersProgressive Conservative19631st termNipissingMartin Leo TroyLiberal19592nd termDied in 1965Richard Stanley Smith (1965)Liberal 19651st termElected in a by-election in 1965NorthumberlandRussell Daniel RoweProgressive Conservative19631st termOntarioMatthew Bulloch DymondProgressive Conservative19553rd termOshawaAlbert V. WalkerProgressive Conservative19631st termOttawa EastHorace S. RacineLiberal19631st termOttawa SouthIrwin HaskettProgressive Conservative19592nd termOttawa WestDonald Hugo MorrowProgressive Conservative19485th termOxfordGordon William PittockProgressive Conservative19631st termParkdaleJames Beecham TrotterLiberal19592nd termParry SoundAllister JohnstonProgressive Conservative19485th termPeelWilliam Grenville DavisProgressive Conservative19592nd termPerthJames Frederick EdwardsProgressive Conservative19456th termPeterboroughKeith Roy BrownProgressive Conservative19592nd termPort ArthurGeorge Calvin WardropeProgressive Conservative19514th termPrescottLouis-Pierre CécileProgressive Conservative19485th termPrince Edward—LennoxNorris Eldon Howe WhitneyProgressive Conservative19514th termRainy RiverWilliam George NodenProgressive Conservative19514th termRenfrew NorthMaurice HamiltonProgressive Conservative19583rd termRenfrew SouthPaul Joseph YakabuskiProgressive Conservative19631st termRiverdaleRobert William MacaulayProgressive Conservative19514th termJim Renwick (1964)New Democratic Party19641st termRussellAlbert Benjamin Rutter LawrenceProgressive Conservative19631st termSault Ste. MarieArthur Allison WishartProgressive Conservative19631st termScarborough CentreGeorge Henry PeckProgressive Conservative19631st termScarborough EastLouis M. HodgsonProgressive Conservative19631st termScarborough NorthThomas Leonard WellsProgressive Conservative19631st termScarborough WestStephen Henry LewisNew Democratic Party19631st termSimcoe CentreDavid Arthur EvansProgressive Conservative19602nd termSimcoe EastLloyd Averall LetherbyProgressive Conservative19544th termSt. AndrewAllan GrossmanProgressive Conservative19553rd termSt. DavidHenry James PriceProgressive Conservative19553rd termSt. GeorgeAllan Frederick LawrenceProgressive Conservative19583rd termSt. PatrickArchibald Kelso RobertsProgressive Conservative1943, 19516th term*StormontFernand GuindonProgressive Conservative19573rd termSudburyElmer Walter SophaLiberal19592nd termTimiskamingRichard Allan Hugh TaylorLiberal19631st termVictoriaRonald Glen HodgsonProgressive Conservative19631st termWaterloo NorthKeith Elkington ButlerProgressive Conservative19631st termWaterloo SouthAllan Edward ReuterProgressive Conservative19631st termWellandEllis Price MorningstarProgressive Conservative19514th termWellington SouthHarry A. WortonLiberal19553rd termWellington—DufferinJohn Henry Haines RootProgressive Conservative19514th termWentworthDonald William EwenProgressive Conservative19631st termWentworth EastReg GisbornNew Democratic Party19553rd termWindsor—SandwichMaurice Lucien BélangerLiberal19592nd termIvan Wilfred Thrasher (1964)Progressive Conservative19641st termWindsor—WalkervilleBernard NewmanLiberal19592nd termWoodbineKenneth BrydenNew Democratic Party19592nd termYork EastHollis Edward BeckettProgressive Conservative19514th termYork MillsDalton BalesProgressive Conservative19631st termYork NorthAddison Alexander MacKenzieProgressive Conservative19456th termYork SouthDonald Cameron MacDonaldNew Democratic Party19553rd termYork WestLeslie RowntreeProgressive Conservative19563rd termYorkviewFred Matthews YoungNew Democratic Party19631st term

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