The 29th Legislative Assembly of Ontario was in session from October 21, 1971, until August 11, 1975, just prior to the 1975 general election. The majority party was the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party led by Bill Davis.

Allan Edward Reuter served as speaker for the assembly until October 22, 1974. Russell Daniel Rowe succeeded Reuter as speaker.

Members elected to the Assembly RidingMemberPartyFirst elected / previously electedNo. of termsNotesAlgomaBernt GilbertsonProgressive Conservative19672nd termAlgoma—ManitoulinJohn Gordon LaneProgressive Conservative19711st termArmourdaleGordon CartonProgressive Conservative19633rd termBeaches—WoodbineThomas Alfred WardleProgressive Conservative19711st termBellwoodsJohn YaremkoProgressive Conservative19516th termBrantRobert Fletcher NixonLiberal19624th termBrantfordRichard B. BeckettProgressive Conservative19711st termCarletonSid HandlemanProgressive Conservative19711st termCarleton EastAlbert Benjamin Rutter LawrenceProgressive Conservative19633rd termResigned in 1974Paul Frederick Taylor (1974)Liberal19741st termElected in a by-election in 1974Chatham—KentWilliam Darcy McKeoughProgressive Conservative19633rd termCochrane NorthRené BrunelleProgressive Conservative19585th termCochrane SouthBill FerrierNew Democratic19672nd termDon MillsDennis Roy TimbrellProgressive Conservative19711st termDovercourtGeorge Adam NixonProgressive Conservative19711st termDownsviewVernon Milton SingerLiberal19594th termDufferin—SimcoeAlfred Wallace DownerProgressive Conservative193710th termDurhamHugh Alex CarruthersProgressive Conservative19594th termEglintonLeonard Mackenzie ReillyProgressive Conservative19624th termElginRonald Keith McNeilProgressive Conservative19585th termEssex SouthDonald Alexander PatersonLiberal19633rd termEssex—KentDick RustonLiberal19672nd termEtobicokeLeonard A. BraithwaiteLiberal19633rd termFort WilliamJames Hugh JessimanProgressive Conservative19672nd termFrontenac—AddingtonWilmer John NuttallProgressive Conservative19711st termGlengarryOsie VilleneuveProgressive Conservative1948, 19636th term*Grenville—DundasDonald Roy IrvineProgressive Conservative19711st termGrey SouthEric Alfred WinklerProgressive Conservative19672nd termGrey—BruceEdward Carson SargentLiberal19633rd termHaldimand—NorfolkJames Noble AllanProgressive Conservative19516th termHalton WestGeorge Albert KerrProgressive Conservative19633rd termHalton EastJames Wilfred SnowProgressive Conservative19672nd termHamilton CentreNorman Andrew DavisonNew Democratic19594th termHamilton EastReg GisbornNew Democratic19555th termHamilton MountainJohn Roxborough SmithProgressive Conservative19672nd termHamilton WestJack McNieProgressive Conservative19711st termHastingsClarke RollinsProgressive Conservative19594th termHigh ParkMorton ShulmanNew Democratic19672nd termHumberNicholas Georges LelukProgressive Conservative19711st termHuronCharles Steel MacNaughtonProgressive Conservative19585th termJohn Keith Riddell (1973)Liberal19731st termHuron—BruceMurray GauntLiberal19624th termKenoraLeo Edward BernierProgressive Conservative19663rd termKentJohn Purvis SpenceLiberal19555th termKingston and the IslandsCharles Joseph Sylvanus AppsProgressive Conservative19633rd termKitchenerJames Roos BreithauptLiberal19672nd termLakeshorePatrick LawlorNew Democratic19672nd termLambtonLorne Charles HendersonProgressive Conservative19633rd termLanarkDouglas Jack WisemanProgressive Conservative19711st termLeedsJames AuldProgressive Conservative19546th termLincolnRobert Stanley WelchProgressive Conservative19633rd termLondon NorthGordon Wayne WalkerProgressive Conservative19711st termLondon SouthJohn Howard WhiteProgressive Conservative19594th termMiddlesex NorthWilliam Atcheson StewartProgressive Conservative19575th termMiddlesex SouthRobert Gordon EatonProgressive Conservative19711st termMuskokaFrank Stuart MillerProgressive Conservative19711st termNiagara FallsJohn Twining ClementProgressive Conservative19711st termNickel BeltFloyd LaughrenNew Democratic19711st termNipissingRichard Stanley SmithLiberal19653rd termNorthumberlandRussell Daniel RoweProgressive Conservative19633rd termOntarioMatthew Bulloch DymondProgressive Conservative19555th termOntario SouthBill NewmanProgressive Conservative19672nd termOshawaCharles Elmer McIlveenProgressive Conservative19711st termOttawa CentreMichael Morris CassidyNew Democratic19711st termOttawa EastAlbert J. RoyLiberal19711st termOttawa SouthClaude Frederick BennettProgressive Conservative19711st termOttawa WestDonald Hugo MorrowProgressive Conservative19487th termOxfordHarry Craig ParrottProgressive Conservative19711st termParkdaleJan DuksztaNew Democratic19711st termParry SoundLorne MaeckProgressive Conservative19711st termPeel NorthWilliam Grenville DavisProgressive Conservative19594th termPeel SouthRobert Douglas KennedyProgressive Conservative19672nd termPerthHugh Alden EdighofferLiberal19672nd termPeterboroughJohn Melville TurnerProgressive Conservative19711st termPort ArthurJames Francis FouldsNew Democratic19711st termPrescott and RussellJoseph Albert BélangerProgressive Conservative19672nd termPrince Edward—LennoxJames A. TaylorProgressive Conservative19711st termQuinteRichard Thomas PotterProgressive Conservative19672nd termRainy RiverT. Patrick ReidLiberal-Labour19672nd termRenfrew NorthMaurice HamiltonProgressive Conservative19585th termRenfrew SouthPaul Joseph YakabuskiProgressive Conservative19633rd termRiverdaleJim RenwickNew Democratic19643rd termSandwich—RiversideFred BurrNew Democratic19672nd termSarniaJames Edward BullbrookLiberal19672nd termSault Ste. MarieJohn RhodesProgressive Conservative19711st termScarborough CentreJames Francis DreaProgressive Conservative19711st termScarborough EastMargaret BirchProgressive Conservative19711st termScarborough NorthThomas Leonard WellsProgressive Conservative19633rd termScarborough WestStephen Henry LewisNew Democratic19633rd termSimcoe CentreDavid Arthur EvansProgressive Conservative19604th termSimcoe EastGordon Elsworth SmithProgressive Conservative19672nd termSt. Andrew—St. PatrickAllan GrossmanProgressive Conservative19555th termSt. CatharinesRobert Mercer JohnstonProgressive Conservative19672nd termSt. DavidMargaret ScrivenerProgressive Conservative19711st termSt. GeorgeAllan Frederick LawrenceProgressive Conservative19585th termMargaret Campbell (1973)Liberal19731st termStormontFernand GuindonProgressive Conservative19575th termResigned in 1974George Samis (1974)New Democratic19741st termElected in a by-election in 1974SudburyMelville Carlyle GermaNew Democratic19711st termSudbury EastElie Walter MartelNew Democratic19672nd termThunder BayJohn Edward StokesNew Democratic19672nd termTimiskamingEdward Michael HavrotProgressive Conservative19711st termVictoria—HaliburtonRonald Glen HodgsonProgressive Conservative19633rd termWaterloo NorthEdward R. GoodLiberal19672nd termWaterloo SouthAllan Edward ReuterProgressive Conservative19633rd termWellandEllis Price MorningstarProgressive Conservative19516th termWelland SouthRaymond Louis HaggertyLiberal19672nd termWellington SouthHarry A. WortonLiberal19555th termWellington—DufferinJohn Henry Haines RootProgressive Conservative19516th termWentworthIan DeansNew Democratic19672nd termWentworth NorthDonald William EwenProgressive Conservative1963, 19712nd term*Windsor WestEdwin James BounsallNew Democratic19711st termWindsor—WalkervilleBernard NewmanLiberal19594th termYork CentreDonald MacKay DeaconLiberal19672nd termYork EastArthur MeenProgressive Conservative19672nd termYork MillsDalton Arthur BalesProgressive Conservative19633rd termYork NorthWilliam Marshall Chamberlain HodgsonProgressive Conservative19672nd termYork SouthDonald Cameron MacDonaldNew Democratic19555th termYork WestJohn Palmer MacBethProgressive Conservative19711st termYork-Forest HillPhilip Gerard GivensLiberal19711st termYorkviewFred Matthews YoungNew Democratic19633rd term

See also Members in Parliament 29

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