11th Parliament of Ontario

The 11th Legislative Assembly of Ontario was in session from January 25, 1905, until May 2, 1908, just prior to the 1908 general election. The majority party was the Ontario Conservative Party led by Sir James P. Whitney.

The Commissioner of Crown Lands became the Minister of Lands, Forests and Mines. The Commissioner of Public Works became the Minister of Public Works. An Electrical Power Commission was formed to consider the feasibility of delivering electrical power generated at Niagara Falls to industrial centres in the province.

Joseph Wesley St. John served as speaker for the assembly until his death on April 7, 1907. Thomas Crawford succeeded St. John as speaker.

Members of the Assembly RidingMemberPartyFirst elected / previously electedNo. of termsCommentAddingtonWilliam James PaulConservative19051st termAlgomaWilliam Ross SmythConservative19022nd termBrantJohn Henry FisherConservative19051st termBrant SouthThomas Hiram PrestonLiberal18993rd termBrockvilleGeorge Perry Grahamelected to federal seatLiberal18983rd termLeader of the Opposition from January 1907 to August 1907Albert Edward Donovan (1907)Conservative19071st termBruce CentreHugh ClarkConservative19022nd termBruce NorthCharles Martin BowmanLiberal18983rd termBruce SouthRobert Edwin ClappConservative19051st termCardwellEdward Alfred Littleresigned to accept appointmentConservative18944th termAlexander Ferguson (1906)Conservative19061st termCarletonGeorge Nelson Kidddied in 1907Conservative18944th termRobert Herbert McElroy (1907)Conservative19071st termDufferinFrederick William LewisConservative19051st termCharles Robert McKeown (1907)Conservative19071st termDundasJames Pliny WhitneyConservative18886th termPremier in Whitney ministry also Attorney General in Whitney ministry before May 30, 1905Durham EastJosiah Johnston PrestonConservative19022nd termDurham WestJohn Henry DevittConservative19051st termElgin EastCharles Andrew BrowerConservative18944th termElgin WestFindlay George MacDiarmidConservative1898, 19004th term*Essex NorthJoseph Octave ReaumeConservative19022nd termMinister of Public Works in Whitney ministryEssex SouthJohn Allan AuldLiberal18964th termFort William and Lake of the WoodsThomas SmellieConservative19051st termFrontenacJohn S. GallagherConservative18983rd termGlengarryJohn Angus McMillanLiberal19051st termGrenvilleGeorge Howard FergusonConservative19051st termGrey CentreIsaac Benson LucasConservative18983rd termGrey NorthAlexander Grant MacKayLiberal19022nd termLeader of the Opposition after August 1907Grey SouthDavid JamiesonConservative18983rd termHaldimandJacob KohlerLiberal19051st termHaltonAlfred Westland NixonConservative19051st termHamilton EastHenry Carscallendied in 1906Conservative18983rd termAllan Studholme (1906)Labour19061st termHamilton WestJohn Strathearn HendrieConservative19022nd termHastings EastEdward Walter RathbunIndependent Liberal19051st termHastings NorthJosiah Williams PearceConservative19022nd termHastings WestMarshall Bidwell MorrisonConservative18983rd termHuron EastArchibald HislopLiberal18983rd termHuron SouthHenry EilberConservative18983rd termHuron WestMalcolm Graeme CameronLiberal19022nd termKent EastPhilip Henry BowyerConservative19051st termKent WestArchibald Blake McCoigLiberal19051st termKingstonEdward John Barker PenseLiberal19013rd termLambton EastHugh MontgomeryConservative19051st termLambton WestWilliam John HannaConservative19022nd termProvincial Secretary and Registrar in Whitney ministryLanark NorthRichard Franklin PrestonConservative1894, 19052nd term*Lanark SouthArthur James MathesonConservative18944th termTreasurer in Whitney ministryLeedsJohn Robertson DargavelConservative19051st termLennoxThomas George CarscallenConservative19022nd termLincolnElisha JessopConservative18983rd termLondonAdam BeckConservative19022nd termManitoulinRobert Roswell GameyConservative19022nd termMiddlesex EastGeorge Wesley NeelyConservative19051st termMiddlesex NorthCharles Constantine HodginsConservative19051st termMiddlesex WestGeorge William Rossnamed to SenateLiberal18837th termLeader of the Opposition until January 1907Duncan Campbell Ross (1907)Liberal19071st termMonckRichard HarcourtLiberal18798th termMuskokaArthur Arnold MahaffyConservative19032nd termNipissing EastCharles Lamarcheresigned his seatConservative19051st termFrancis Cochrane (1905)Conservative19051st termMinister of Lands, Forests and Mines in Whitney ministry after May 30, 1905Nipissing WestAzaire Adulphe AubinConservative19051st termNorfolk NorthThomas Robert AtkinsonLiberal19051st termNorfolk SouthArthur Clarence PrattConservative19051st termNorthumberland EastWilliam Arnson WilloughbyConservative1886, 1888, 19026th term*Northumberland WestSamuel ClarkeLiberal18983rd termOntario NorthWilliam Henry HoyleConservative18983rd termOntario SouthCharles CalderConservative1898, 19052nd term*OttawaOttawa had 2 seatsGeorge Samuel MayLiberal19051st termOttawaDonald Joseph McDougalLiberal19051st termOxford NorthJames S. MunroLiberal19042nd termOxford SouthDonald SutherlandConservative19022nd termParry SoundJohn GalnaConservative19051st termPeelJohn SmithLiberal18925th termPerth NorthJames TorranceConservative19051st termPerth SouthSamuel Nelson MonteithConservative1899, 19052nd term*Minister of Agriculture in Whitney ministryPeterborough EastWilliam A. AndersonLiberal19022nd termPeterborough WestThomas Evans BradburnConservative19051st termPort Arthur and Rainy RiverHugh W. KennedyLiberal19051st termWilliam Alfred Preston (1907)Conservative19071st termPrescottJoseph Louis LabrosseLiberal19051st termPrince EdwardMorley CurrieLiberal19022nd termRenfrew NorthEdward Arunah DunlopConservative19032nd termRenfrew SouthThomas William McGarryConservative19051st termRussellDamase RacineLiberal19051st termSault Ste. MarieCharles Napier SmithLiberal19032nd termSimcoe CentreAlfred Burke ThompsonConservative1898, 19052nd term*Simcoe EastJames Brockett TudhopeLiberal19022nd termSimcoe WestJames Stoddart DuffConservative18983rd termStormontGeorge KerrConservative19051st termToronto EastRobert Allan PyneConservative18983rd termMinister of Education in Whitney ministryToronto NorthWilliam Beattie NesbittConservative19022nd termWilliam Kirkpatrick McNaught (1906)Conservative19061st termToronto SouthJ.J. FoyConservative18983rd termMinister of Lands, Forests and Mines in Whitney ministry before May 30, 1905 Attorney General in Whitney ministry after May 30, 1905Toronto WestThomas CrawfordConservative18944th termSpeaker after April 7, 1907Victoria EastJohn Hilliard CarnegieConservative18944th termVictoria WestSamuel John FoxConservative18983rd termWaterloo NorthHenry George LacknerConservative1898, 19023rd term*Waterloo SouthGeorge PattinsonConservative19051st termWellandEvan Eugene FraserConservative19051st termWellington EastJames J. CraigConservative19051st termWellington SouthJoseph Patrick DowneyConservative19022nd termWellington WestJames TuckerConservative18964th termWentworth NorthRobert Adam ThompsonLiberal19022nd termWentworth SouthDaniel ReedLiberal19051st termYork EastAlexander McCowanConservative19051st termYork NorthThomas Herbert LennoxConservative19051st termYork WestJoseph Wesley St. JohnConservative1894, 19023rd term*Speaker until April 7, 1907Forbes Godfrey (1907)Conservative19071st term

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References

External links A History of Ontario : its resources and development., Alexander Fraser Members in Parliament 11