28th Parliament of Ontario

The 28th Legislative Assembly of Ontario was in session from October 17, 1967, until September 13, 1971, just prior to the 1971 general election. The majority party was the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party led by John Robarts.

Bill Davis succeeded Robarts as party leader and Premier in March 1971. Frederick McIntosh Cass served as speaker for the assembly.

Members elected to the Assembly RidingMemberPartyFirst elected / previously electedNo. of termsNotesAlgomaBernt GilbertsonProgressive Conservative19671st termAlgoma—ManitoulinStan FarquharLiberal19632nd termArmourdaleGordon CartonProgressive Conservative19632nd termBeaches—WoodbineJohn L. BrownNew Democratic Party19671st termBellwoodsJohn YaremkoProgressive Conservative19515th termBrantRobert NixonLiberal19623rd termBrantfordMac MakarchukNew Democratic Party19671st termCarletonWilliam Erskine JohnstonProgressive Conservative19554th termCarleton EastBert LawrenceProgressive Conservative19632nd termChatham—KentDarcy McKeoughProgressive Conservative19632nd termCochrane NorthRené BrunelleProgressive Conservative19584th termCochrane SouthBill FerrierNew Democratic Party19671st termDon MillsStan RandallProgressive Conservative19632nd termDovercourtDante Matthew De MonteLiberal19671st termDownsviewVernon SingerLiberal19593rd termDufferin—SimcoeWally DownerProgressive Conservative19379th termDurhamHugh Alex CarruthersProgressive Conservative19593rd termEglintonLeonard Mackenzie ReillyProgressive Conservative19623rd termElginRon McNeilProgressive Conservative19584th termEssex SouthDonald Alexander PatersonLiberal19632nd termEssex—KentDick RustonLiberal19671st termEtobicokeLeonard BraithwaiteLiberal19632nd termFort WilliamJames Hugh JessimanProgressive Conservative19671st termFrontenac—AddingtonJohn Richard SimonettProgressive Conservative19593rd termGlengarryOsie VilleneuveProgressive Conservative1948, 19635th term*Grenville—DundasFrederick CassProgressive Conservative19554th termGrey SouthEric WinklerProgressive Conservative19671st termGrey—BruceEdward Carson SargentLiberal19632nd termHaldimand—NorfolkJames Noble AllanProgressive Conservative19515th termHalton WestGeorge Albert KerrProgressive Conservative19632nd termHalton EastJames W. SnowProgressive Conservative19671st termHamilton CentreNorman Andrew DavisonNew Democratic Party19593rd termHamilton EastReg GisbornNew Democratic Party19554th termHamilton MountainJohn Roxborough SmithProgressive Conservative19671st termHamilton WestAda Mary PritchardProgressive Conservative19632nd termHastingsClarke RollinsProgressive Conservative19593rd termHigh ParkMorton ShulmanNew Democratic Party19671st termHumberGeorge BenLiberal19652nd termHuronCharles MacNaughtonProgressive Conservative19584th termHuron—BruceMurray GauntLiberal19623rd termKenoraLeo BernierProgressive Conservative19662nd termKentJohn Purvis SpenceLiberal19554th termKingston and the IslandsCharles Joseph Sylvanus AppsProgressive Conservative19632nd termKitchenerJames Roos BreithauptLiberal19671st termLakeshorePatrick LawlorNew Democratic Party19671st termLambtonLorne Charles HendersonProgressive Conservative19632nd termLanarkGeorge Ellis GommeProgressive Conservative19584th termLeedsJames AuldProgressive Conservative19545th termLincolnRobert Stanley WelchProgressive Conservative19632nd termLondon NorthJohn RobartsProgressive Conservative19515th termLondon SouthJohn Howard WhiteProgressive Conservative19593rd termMiddlesex NorthWilliam Atcheson StewartProgressive Conservative19574th termMiddlesex SouthNeil Leverne OldeProgressive Conservative19632nd termDied in 1969Kenneth Charles Bolton (1969)New Democratic Party19691st termElected in a by-election in 1969MuskokaRobert James BoyerProgressive Conservative19554th termNiagara FallsGeorge BukatorLiberal19593rd termNickel BeltGaston DemersProgressive Conservative19632nd termNipissingRichard SmithLiberal19652nd termNorthumberlandRussell RoweProgressive Conservative19632nd termOntarioMatthew Bulloch DymondProgressive Conservative19554th termOntario SouthBill NewmanProgressive Conservative19671st termOshawaCliff PilkeyNew Democratic Party19671st termOttawa CentreHarold Arthur MacKenzieLiberal19671st termOttawa EastJules MorinProgressive Conservative1955, 19673rd term*Ottawa SouthIrwin HaskettProgressive Conservative19593rd termOttawa WestDonald Hugo MorrowProgressive Conservative19486th termOxfordGordon William InnesLiberal1955, 19673rd term*ParkdaleJames Beecham TrotterLiberal19593rd termParry SoundAllister JohnstonProgressive Conservative19486th termPeel NorthBill DavisProgressive Conservative19593rd termPeel SouthDouglas KennedyProgressive Conservative19671st termPerthHugh Alden EdighofferLiberal19671st termPeterboroughWalter PitmanNew Democratic Party19671st termPort ArthurRonald Henry KnightLiberal19671st termPrescott and RussellJoseph Albert BélangerProgressive Conservative19671st termPrince Edward—LennoxNorris Eldon Howe WhitneyProgressive Conservative19515th termQuinteRichard Thomas PotterProgressive Conservative19671st termRainy RiverT. Patrick ReidLiberal-Labour19671st termRenfrew NorthMaurice HamiltonProgressive Conservative19584th termRenfrew SouthPaul YakabuskiProgressive Conservative19632nd termRiverdaleJim RenwickNew Democratic Party19642nd termSandwich—RiversideFred BurrNew Democratic Party19671st termSarniaJames Edward BullbrookLiberal19671st termSault Ste. MarieArthur WishartProgressive Conservative19632nd termScarborough CentreMargaret RenwickNew Democratic Party19671st termScarborough EastTim ReidLiberal19671st termScarborough NorthThomas Leonard WellsProgressive Conservative19632nd termScarborough WestStephen LewisNew Democratic Party19632nd termSimcoe CentreDavid Arthur EvansProgressive Conservative19603rd termSimcoe EastGordon Elsworth SmithProgressive Conservative19671st termSt. Andrew—St. PatrickAllan GrossmanProgressive Conservative19554th termSt. CatharinesRobert Mercer JohnstonProgressive Conservative19671st termSt. DavidHenry James PriceProgressive Conservative19554th termSt. GeorgeAllan Frederick LawrenceProgressive Conservative19584th termStormontFernand GuindonProgressive Conservative19574th termSudburyElmer SophaLiberal19593rd termSudbury EastElie Walter MartelNew Democratic Party19671st termThunder BayJohn Edward StokesNew Democratic Party19671st termTimiskamingDonald JacksonNew Democratic Party19671st termVictoria—HaliburtonRonald Glen HodgsonProgressive Conservative19632nd termWaterloo NorthEdward R. GoodLiberal19671st termWaterloo SouthAllan ReuterProgressive Conservative19632nd termWellandEllis Price MorningstarProgressive Conservative19515th termWelland SouthRay HaggertyLiberal19671st termWellington SouthHarry WortonLiberal19554th termWellington—DufferinJohn Henry Haines RootProgressive Conservative19515th termWentworthIan DeansNew Democratic Party19671st termWentworth NorthThomas Ray ConnellProgressive Conservative19515th termWindsor WestHugh PeacockNew Democratic Party19671st termWindsor—WalkervilleBernard NewmanLiberal19593rd termYork CentreDonald DeaconLiberal19671st termYork EastArthur MeenProgressive Conservative19671st termYork MillsDalton Arthur BalesProgressive Conservative19632nd termYork NorthWilliam HodgsonProgressive Conservative19671st termYork SouthDonald C. MacDonaldNew Democratic Party19554th termYork WestLeslie RowntreeProgressive Conservative19564th termYork-Forest HillEdward Arunah DunlopProgressive Conservative19632nd termYorkviewFred Matthews YoungNew Democratic Party19632nd term

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