The 36th Legislative Assembly of Ontario, Canada's most-populous province, was in session from June 8, 1995, until May 5, 1999, just prior to the Ontario general election. Majority was held by the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario led by Mike Harris.

Allan K. McLean served as speaker for the assembly until September 26, 1996. Edward A. Doyle replaced McLean as speaker until October 3, 1996. Christopher M. Stockwell succeeded Doyle as speaker.

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Members of Provincial Parliament RidingMemberPartyFirst elected / previously electedNo. of termsNotesAlgomaBud WildmanNew Democratic Party19757th termAlgoma—ManitoulinMike BrownLiberal19873rd termBeaches—WoodbineFrances LankinNew Democratic Party19902nd termBrampton NorthJoe SpinaProgressive Conservative19951st termBrampton SouthTony ClementProgressive Conservative19951st termMinister of Transportation, 1997-1999Brant—HaldimandPeter L. PrestonProgressive Conservative19951st termBrantfordRon JohnsonProgressive Conservative19951st termBruceBarb FisherProgressive Conservative19951st termBurlington SouthCam JacksonProgressive Conservative19854th termCambridgeGerry MartiniukProgressive Conservative19951st termCarletonNorm SterlingProgressive Conservative19776th termCarleton EastGilles MorinLiberal19854th termChatham—KentJack CarrollProgressive Conservative19951st termCochrane NorthLen WoodNew Democratic Party19902nd termCochrane SouthGilles BissonNew Democratic Party19902nd termCornwallJohn ClearyLiberal19873rd termDon MillsDavid JohnsonProgressive Conservative19932nd termDovercourtTony SilipoNew Democratic Party19902nd termDownsviewAnnamarie CastrilliLiberal19951st termProgressive ConservativeDufferin—PeelDavid TilsonProgressive Conservative19902nd termDurham CentreJim FlahertyProgressive Conservative19951st termMinister of Labour, 1997-1999Durham EastJohn O'TooleProgressive Conservative19951st termDurham WestJanet EckerProgressive Conservative19951st termMinister of Community and Social Services, 1996-1999Durham—YorkJulia MunroProgressive Conservative19951st termEglintonBill SaundersonProgressive Conservative19951st termMinister of Economic Development, Trade and Tourism, 1995-1997ElginPeter NorthIndependent19902nd termEssex SouthBruce CrozierLiberal19932nd termEssex—KentPat HoyLiberal19951st termEtobicoke WestChris StockwellProgressive Conservative19902nd termSpeaker of the Legislature, 1996-1999Etobicoke—HumberDoug Ford Sr.Progressive Conservative19951st termEtobicoke—LakeshoreMorley KellsProgressive Conservative1981, 19952nd term*Etobicoke—RexdaleJohn HastingsProgressive Conservative19951st termFort WilliamLyn McLeodLiberal19873rd termParty Leader, 1995-1996 (Resigned Leadership)Fort YorkRosario MarcheseNew Democratic Party19902nd termFrontenac—AddingtonBill VankoughnetProgressive Conservative19951st termIndependentProgressive ConservativeGrey—Owen SoundBill MurdochProgressive Conservative19902nd termGuelphBrenda ElliottProgressive Conservative19951st termMinister of Environment and Energy, 1995-1996Halton CentreTerence YoungProgressive Conservative19951st termHalton NorthTed ChudleighProgressive Conservative19951st termHamilton CentreDavid ChristophersonNew Democratic Party19902nd termHamilton EastDominic AgostinoLiberal19951st termHamilton MountainTrevor PettitProgressive Conservative19951st termHamilton WestLillian RossProgressive Conservative19951st termHastings—PeterboroughHarry DanfordProgressive Conservative19951st termHigh Park—SwanseaDerwyn SheaProgressive Conservative19951st termHuronHelen JohnsProgressive Conservative19951st termKenoraFrank MiclashLiberal19873rd termKingston and the IslandsJohn GerretsenLiberal19951st termKitchenerWayne WettlauferProgressive Conservative19951st termKitchener—WilmotGary LeadstonProgressive Conservative19951st termLake NipigonGilles PouliotNew Democratic Party19854th termLambtonMarcel BeaubienProgressive Conservative19951st termLanark—RenfrewLeo JordanProgressive Conservative19902nd termLawrenceJoseph CordianoLiberal19854th termLeeds—GrenvilleBob RuncimanProgressive Conservative19815th termSolicitor General and Minister of Correctional Services, 1995-1999LincolnFrank SheehanProgressive Conservative19951st termLondon CentreMarion BoydNew Democratic Party19902nd termLondon NorthDianne CunninghamProgressive Conservative19883rd termMinister of Intergovernmental Affairs and Minister Responsible for Women's Issues, 1995-1999London SouthBob WoodProgressive Conservative19951st termMarkhamDavid TsubouchiProgressive Conservative19951st termMinister of Community and Social Services, 1995-1996; Minister of Consumer and Commercial Relations, 1996-1999MiddlesexBruce SmithProgressive Conservative19951st termMississauga EastCarl DeFariaProgressive Conservative19951st termMississauga NorthJohn SnobelenProgressive Conservative19951st termMinister of Education, 1995-1997; Minister of Natural Resources, 1997-1999Mississauga SouthMargaret MarlandProgressive Conservative19854th termMinister without Portfolio (Children), 1997-1999Mississauga WestRob SampsonProgressive Conservative19951st termMinister without Portfolio (Privatization), 1996-1999Muskoka—Georgian BayBill GrimmettProgressive Conservative19951st termNepeanJohn BairdProgressive Conservative19951st termNiagara FallsBart MavesProgressive Conservative19951st termNiagara SouthTim HudakProgressive Conservative19951st termNickel BeltFloyd LaughrenNew Democratic Party19718th termResigned, 1998Blain Morin (1998)New Democratic Party19981st termElected in by-election, 1998NipissingMike HarrisProgressive Conservative19815th termPremier and Party LeaderNorfolkToby BarrettProgressive Conservative19951st termNorthumberlandDoug GaltProgressive Conservative19951st termOakville SouthGary CarrProgressive Conservative19902nd termOakwoodMike ColleLiberal19951st termOrioleElinor CaplanLiberal19854th termResigned, 1997David Caplan (1997)Liberal19971st termElected in by-election, 1997OshawaJerry OuelletteProgressive Conservative19951st termOttawa CentreRichard PattenLiberal1987, 19952nd term*Ottawa EastBernard GrandmaîtreLiberal19845th termOttawa SouthDalton McGuintyLiberal19902nd termParty Leader, 1996-2013Ottawa WestBob ChiarelliLiberal19873rd termResigned, 1997Alex Cullen (1997)Liberal19971st termElected in by-election, 1997IndependentNew Democratic PartyOttawa—RideauGarry GuzzoProgressive Conservative19951st termOxfordErnie HardemanProgressive Conservative19951st termParkdaleTony RuprechtLiberal19815th termParry SoundErnie EvesProgressive Conservative19815th termDeputy Premier and Minister of Finance, 1995-1999PerthBert JohnsonProgressive Conservative19951st termDeputy Speaker of the Legislature, 1995-1999PeterboroughGary StewartProgressive Conservative19951st termPort ArthurMichael GravelleLiberal19951st termPrescott and RussellJean-Marc LalondeLiberal19951st termPrince Edward—Lennox-South—HastingsGary FoxProgressive Conservative19951st termQuinteDoug RollinsProgressive Conservative19951st termRainy RiverHoward HamptonNew Democratic Party19873rd termParty Leader, 1996-2009Renfrew NorthSean ConwayLiberal19757th termRiverdaleMarilyn ChurleyNew Democratic Party19902nd termSarniaDave BoushyProgressive Conservative19951st termSault Ste. MarieTony MartinNew Democratic Party19902nd termScarborough CentreDan NewmanProgressive Conservative19951st termScarborough EastSteve GilchristProgressive Conservative19951st termScarborough NorthAlvin CurlingLiberal19854th termScarborough WestJim BrownProgressive Conservative19951st termScarborough—AgincourtGerry PhillipsLiberal19873rd termScarborough—EllesmereMarilyn MushinskiProgressive Conservative19951st termMinister of Citizenship, Culture and Recreation, 1995-1997Simcoe CentreJoe TasconaProgressive Conservative19951st termSimcoe EastAl McLeanProgressive Conservative19815th termSpeaker of the Legislature, 1995-1996 (Resigned Speakership)Simcoe WestJim WilsonProgressive Conservative19902nd termMinister of Health, 1995-1997; Minister of Energy, Science and Technology, 1997-1999St. Andrew—St. PatrickIsabel BassettProgressive Conservative19951st termMinister of Citizenship, Culture and Recreation, 1997-1999St. CatharinesJim BradleyLiberal19776th termSt. Catharines—BrockTom FroeseProgressive Conservative19951st termSt. George—St. DavidAl LeachProgressive Conservative19951st termMinister of Municipal Affairs and Housing, 1995-1999Stormont—Dundas—Glengarry and East GrenvilleNoble VilleneuveProgressive Conservative19835th termMinister of Agriculture and Food, 1995-1999SudburyRick BartolucciLiberal19951st termSudbury EastShelley MartelNew Democratic Party19873rd termTimiskamingDavid RamsayLiberal19854th termVictoria—HaliburtonChris HodgsonProgressive Conservative19942nd termMinister of Natural Resources and Minister of Northern Development and Mines, 1995-1999Waterloo NorthElizabeth WitmerProgressive Conservative19902nd termMinister of Labour, 1995-1997; Minister of Health, 1997-1999Welland—ThoroldPeter KormosNew Democratic Party19883rd termWellingtonTed ArnottProgressive Conservative19902nd termWentworth EastEd DoyleProgressive Conservative19951st termWentworth NorthToni SkaricaProgressive Conservative19951st termWillowdaleCharles HarnickProgressive Conservative19902nd termAttorney General and Minister Responsible for Native Affairs, 1995-1999Wilson HeightsMonte KwinterLiberal19854th termWindsor—RiversideDave CookeNew Democratic Party19776th termResigned, 1997Wayne Lessard (1997)New Democratic Party1990, 19972nd term*Elected in by-election, 1997Windsor—SandwichSandra PupatelloLiberal19951st termWindsor—WalkervilleDwight DuncanLiberal19951st termYork CentreAl PalladiniProgressive Conservative19951st termMinister of Transportation, 1995-1997; Minister of Economic Development, Trade and Tourism, 1997-1999York EastJohn ParkerProgressive Conservative19951st termYork MillsDavid TurnbullProgressive Conservative19902nd termChief Government Whip, 1995-1999York SouthBob RaeNew Democratic Party19825th termParty Leader, 1995-1996 (Resigned Leadership and Seat)Gerard Kennedy (1996)Liberal19961st termElected in by-election, 1996York—MackenzieFrank KleesProgressive Conservative19951st termYorkviewMario SergioLiberal19951st term

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See also Members in Parliament 36