31st Parliament of Ontario

The 31st Legislative Assembly of Ontario was in session from June 9, 1977, until February 2, 1981, just prior to the 1981 general election. The Ontario Progressive Conservative Party led by Bill Davis formed a second consecutive minority government.

Russell Daniel Rowe served as speaker for the assembly until October 17, 1977. John Edward Stokes succeeded Rowe as speaker.

Members

RidingMemberPartyFirst elected / previously electedNo. of termsNotesAlgomaBud WildmanNew Democratic Party19752nd termAlgoma—ManitoulinJohn Gordon LaneProgressive Conservative19713rd termArmourdaleBruce McCaffreyProgressive Conservative19771st termBeaches—WoodbineMarion BrydenNew Democratic Party19752nd termBellwoodsRoss McClellanNew Democratic Party19752nd termBramptonBill DavisProgressive Conservative19596th termPremier and Party LeaderBrant—Oxford—NorfolkRobert NixonLiberal19626th termParty LeaderBrantfordMac MakarchukNew Democratic Party1967, 19753rd term*BrockBob WelchProgressive Conservative19635th termBurlington SouthGeorge Albert KerrProgressive Conservative19635th termCambridgeMonty DavidsonNew Democratic Party19752nd termCarletonSid HandlemanProgressive Conservative19713rd termRobert C. Mitchell (1980)Progressive Conservative19801st termElected in by-election in 1980Carleton EastEvelyn Adelaide GigantesNew Democratic Party19752nd termCarleton-GrenvilleNorm SterlingProgressive Conservative19771st termChatham—KentWilliam Darcy McKeoughProgressive Conservative19635th termAndrew Naismith Watson (1978)Progressive Conservative19781st termElected in by-election in 1978Cochrane NorthRené BrunelleProgressive Conservative19587th termCochrane SouthAlan William PopeProgressive Conservative19771st termCornwallGeorge SamisNew Democratic Party19743rd termDon MillsDennis Roy TimbrellProgressive Conservative19713rd termDovercourtAntonio LupusellaNew Democratic Party19752nd termDownsviewOdoardo Di SantoNew Democratic Party19752nd termDufferin—SimcoeGeorge R. McCagueProgressive Conservative19752nd termDurham EastSammy Lawrence CureatzProgressive Conservative19771st termDurham WestGeorge AsheProgressive Conservative19771st termDurham—YorkBill NewmanProgressive Conservative19674th termEglintonRoland McMurtryProgressive Conservative19752nd termElginRonald Keith McNeilProgressive Conservative19587th termErieRaymond Louis HaggertyLiberal19674th termEssex NorthDick RustonLiberal19674th termEssex SouthRemo J. ManciniLiberal19752nd termEtobicokeEd Thomas PhilipNew Democratic Party19752nd termFort WilliamMichael Patrick HennessyProgressive Conservative19771st termFrontenac—AddingtonJoseph Earl McEwenLiberal19752nd termGreyRobert Carson McKessockLiberal19752nd termGrey—BruceEdward Carson SargentLiberal19635th termHaldimand—NorfolkGordon Irvin MillerLiberal19752nd termHalton—BurlingtonJulian Alexander Arnott ReedLiberal19752nd termHamilton CentreMichael Norman DavisonNew Democratic Party19752nd termHamilton EastBob Warren MackenzieNew Democratic Party19752nd termHamilton MountainBrian Albert CharltonNew Democratic Party19771st termHamilton WestStuart Lyon SmithLiberal19752nd termParty LeaderHastings—PeterboroughClarke RollinsProgressive Conservative19596th termHigh Park—SwanseaEdward J. ZiembaNew Democratic Party19752nd termHumberJohn Palmer MacBethProgressive Conservative19752nd termHuron—BruceMurray GauntLiberal19626th termHuron—MiddlesexJohn Keith RiddellLiberal19733rd termKenoraLeo Edward BernierProgressive Conservative19665th termKent—ElginJames Fitzgerald McGuiganLiberal19771st termKingston and the IslandsKeith Calder NortonProgressive Conservative19752nd termKitchenerJames Roos BreithauptLiberal19674th termKitchener—WilmotJohn Sweeney Liberal19752nd termLake NipigonJohn Edward StokesNew Democratic Party19674th termLakeshorePatrick LawlorNew Democratic Party19674th termLambtonLorne Charles HendersonProgressive Conservative19635th termLanarkDouglas Jack WisemanProgressive Conservative19713rd termLeedsJames AuldProgressive Conservative19548th termLincolnRoss HallLiberal19752nd termLondon CentreDavid Robertson PetersonLiberal19752nd termLondon NorthRonald George Van HorneLiberal19771st termLondon SouthGordon Wayne WalkerProgressive Conservative1971, 19772nd term*MiddlesexRobert Gordon EatonProgressive Conservative19713rd termMississauga EastMilton Edward Charles GregoryProgressive Conservative19752nd termMississauga NorthTerry David JonesProgressive Conservative19752nd termMississauga SouthRobert Douglas KennedyProgressive Conservative19674th termMuskokaFrank Stuart MillerProgressive Conservative19713rd termNiagara FallsVincent George KerrioLiberal19752nd termNickel BeltFloyd LaughrenNew Democratic Party19713rd termNipissingMike BolanLiberal19771st termNorthumberlandRussell Daniel RoweProgressive Conservative19635th termOakvilleJames Wilfred SnowProgressive Conservative19674th termOakwoodAnthony William GrandeNew Democratic Party19752nd termOrioleJohn Reesor WilliamsProgressive Conservative19752nd termOshawaMichael James BreaughNew Democratic Party19752nd termOttawa CentreMichael Morris CassidyNew Democratic Party19713rd termParty LeaderOttawa EastAlbert J. RoyLiberal19713rd termOttawa SouthClaude Frederick BennettProgressive Conservative19713rd termOttawa WestReuben Conrad BaetzProgressive Conservative19771st termOxfordHarry Craig ParrottProgressive Conservative19713rd termParkdaleJan DuksztaNew Democratic Party19713rd termParry SoundLorne MaeckProgressive Conservative19713rd termPerthHugh Alden EdighofferLiberal19674th termPeterboroughJohn Melville TurnerProgressive Conservative1971, 19772nd term*Port ArthurJames Francis FouldsNew Democratic Party19713rd termPrescott and RussellJoseph Albert BélangerProgressive Conservative19674th termPrince Edward—LennoxJames A. TaylorProgressive Conservative19713rd termQuinteHugh Patrick O'NeilLiberal19752nd termRainy RiverT. Patrick ReidLiberal-Labour19674th termRenfrew NorthSean ConwayLiberal19752nd termRenfrew SouthPaul Joseph YakabuskiProgressive Conservative19635th termRiverdaleJim RenwickNew Democratic Party19645th termSarniaPaul BlundyLiberal19771st termSault Ste. MarieJohn RhodesProgressive Conservative19713rd termDied in 1978Russell Harold Ramsay (1978) Progressive Conservative19781st termElected in by-election in 1978Scarborough CentreJames Francis DreaProgressive Conservative19713rd termScarborough EastMargaret BirchProgressive Conservative19713rd termScarborough NorthThomas Leonard WellsProgressive Conservative19635th termScarborough WestStephen Henry LewisNew Democratic Party19635th termParty Leader, resigned seat in 1979Richard Frank Johnston (1979)New Democratic Party19791st termElected in a by-election in 1979Scarborough—EllesmereDavid William WarnerNew Democratic Party19752nd termSimcoe CentreGeorge William TaylorProgressive Conservative19771st termSimcoe EastGordon Elsworth SmithProgressive Conservative19674th termSt. Andrew—St. PatrickLawrence Sheldon GrossmanProgressive Conservative19752nd termSt. CatharinesJim BradleyLiberal19771st termSt. DavidMargaret ScrivenerProgressive Conservative19713rd termSt. GeorgeMargaret CampbellLiberal19733rd termStormont—Dundas—GlengarryOsie VilleneuveProgressive Conservative1948, 19638th term*SudburyMelville Carlyle GermaNew Democratic Party19713rd termSudbury EastElie Walter MartelNew Democratic Party19674th termTimiskamingEdward Michael HavrotProgressive Conservative1971, 19772nd term*Victoria—HaliburtonJohn F. EakinsLiberal19752nd termWaterloo NorthHerbert Arnold EppLiberal19771st termWelland—ThoroldMel SwartNew Democratic Party19752nd termWellington SouthHarry A. WortonLiberal19557th termWellington—Dufferin—PeelJohn McLellan JohnsonProgressive Conservative19752nd termWentworthIan DeansNew Democratic Party19674th termResigned seat in 1979Colin Francis Weeber Isaacs (1979)New Democratic Party19791st termElected in by-election in 1979Wentworth NorthEric Gordon CunninghamLiberal19752nd termWilson HeightsDavid RotenbergProgressive Conservative19771st termWindsor—RiversideDave CookeNew Democratic Party19771st termWindsor—SandwichEdwin James BounsallNew Democratic Party19713rd termWindsor—WalkervilleBernard NewmanLiberal19596th termYork CentreAlfred Joseph StongLiberal19752nd termYork EastRobert Goldwin ElgieProgressive Conservative19771st termYork MillsBette StephensonProgressive Conservative19752nd termYork NorthWilliam Marshall Chamberlain HodgsonProgressive Conservative19674th termYork SouthDonald Cameron MacDonaldNew Democratic Party19557th termYork WestNicholas Georges LelukProgressive Conservative19713rd termYorkviewFred Matthews YoungNew Democratic Party19635th term

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