The 37th Legislative Assembly of Ontario, Canada's most populous province, was in session from June 8, 1999, until May 5, 2003. Its membership was set by the general election of 1999. Majority was held by the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party led by Mike Harris.

During the 36th Legislative Assembly of Ontario, Harris' government had passed legislation which realigned provincial electoral districts to match the boundaries in use for federal districts; accordingly, the 37th Assembly had a reduced number of seats, with just 103 members compared to 130 in the previous session.

In the March 2002 leadership convention, following Mike Harris' resignation announcement, Ernie Eves was elected party leader.

Gary Carr served as speaker for the assembly.

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Members RidingMemberPartyFirst elected / previously electedNo. of termsNotesAlgoma—ManitoulinMichael A. BrownLiberal19874th termAncaster—Dundas—Flamborough—AldershotTed McMeekin (2000)Liberal20001st termBy-election in 2000. See Wentworth—Burlington below for predecessor.Barrie—Simcoe—BradfordJoe TasconaProgressive Conservative19952nd termBeaches—East YorkFrances LankinNew Democratic Party19903rd termMichael Prue (2001)New Democratic Party20011st termBy-election in 2001.Bramalea—Gore—Malton—SpringdaleRaminder GillProgressive Conservative19991st termBrampton CentreJoe SpinaProgressive Conservative19952nd termBrampton West—MississaugaTony ClementProgressive Conservative19952nd termBrantDave LevacLiberal19991st termBruce—Grey—Owen SoundBill MurdochProgressive Conservative19903rd termRiding named Bruce—Grey from 1999 to June 2000BurlingtonCam JacksonProgressive Conservative19855th termCambridgeGerry MartiniukProgressive Conservative19952nd termChatham—Essex—KentPat HoyLiberal19952nd termDavenportTony RuprechtLiberal19816th termDon Valley EastDavid CaplanLiberal19972nd termDon Valley WestDavid TurnbullProgressive Conservative19903rd termDufferin—Peel—Wellington—GreyDavid TilsonProgressive Conservative19903rd termErnie Eves (2002)Progressive Conservative1981, 20027th term*By-election on May 2, 2002. Premier of Ontario from April 15, 2002.DurhamJohn O'TooleProgressive Conservative19952nd termEglinton—LawrenceMike ColleLiberal19952nd termElgin—Middlesex—LondonSteve PetersLiberal19991st termErie—LincolnTim HudakProgressive Conservative19952nd termEssexBruce CrozierLiberal19933rd termEtobicoke CentreChris StockwellProgressive Conservative19903rd termEtobicoke NorthJohn HastingsProgressive Conservative19952nd termEtobicoke—LakeshoreMorley KellsProgressive Conservative1981, 19953rd term*Glengarry—Prescott—RussellJean-Marc LalondeLiberal19952nd termGuelph—WellingtonBrenda ElliottProgressive Conservative19952nd termHaldimand—Norfolk—BrantToby BarrettProgressive Conservative19952nd termHaliburton—Victoria—BrockChris HodgsonProgressive Conservative19943rd termHaltonTed ChudleighProgressive Conservative19952nd termHamilton EastDominic AgostinoLiberal19952nd termHamilton MountainMarie BountrogianniLiberal19991st termHamilton WestDavid ChristophersonNew Democratic Party19903rd termHastings—Frontenac—Lennox and AddingtonLeona DombrowskyLiberal19991st termHuron—BruceHelen JohnsProgressive Conservative19952nd termKenora—Rainy RiverHoward HamptonNew Democratic Party19874th termParty leader.Kingston and the IslandsJohn GerretsenLiberal19952nd termKitchener CentreWayne WettlauferProgressive Conservative19952nd termKitchener—WaterlooElizabeth WitmerProgressive Conservative19903rd termLambton—Kent—MiddlesexMarcel BeaubienProgressive Conservative19952nd termLanark—CarletonNorm SterlingProgressive Conservative19777th termLeeds—GrenvilleBob RuncimanProgressive Conservative19816th termLondon North CentreDianne CunninghamProgressive Conservative19884th termLondon WestBob WoodProgressive Conservative19952nd termLondon—FanshaweFrank MazzilliProgressive Conservative19991st termMarkhamDavid TsubouchiProgressive Conservative19952nd termMississauga CentreRob SampsonProgressive Conservative19952nd termMississauga EastCarl DeFariaProgressive Conservative19952nd termMississauga SouthMargaret MarlandProgressive Conservative19855th termMississauga WestJohn SnobelenProgressive Conservative19952nd termNepean—CarletonJohn BairdProgressive Conservative19952nd termNiagara CentrePeter KormosNew Democratic Party19884th termNiagara FallsBart MavesProgressive Conservative19952nd termNickel BeltShelley MartelNew Democratic Party19874th termNipissingMike HarrisProgressive Conservative19816th termPremier to April 15, 2002.Al McDonald (2002)Progressive Conservative20021st termBy-election in 2002.NorthumberlandDoug GaltProgressive Conservative19952nd termOak RidgesFrank KleesProgressive Conservative19952nd termOakvilleGary CarrProgressive Conservative19903rd termOshawaJerry OuelletteProgressive Conservative19952nd termOttawa CentreRichard PattenLiberal1987, 19953rd term*Ottawa SouthDalton McGuintyLiberal19903rd termLeader of the Liberal Party; Leader of the Opposition.Ottawa West—NepeanGarry GuzzoProgressive Conservative19952nd termOttawa—OrléansBrian CoburnProgressive Conservative19991st termRiding named Carleton—Gloucester from 1999 to June 2000.Ottawa—VanierClaudette BoyerLiberal19991st termIndependentOxfordErnie HardemanProgressive Conservative19952nd termParkdale—High ParkGerard KennedyLiberal19962nd termParry Sound—MuskokaErnie EvesProgressive Conservative19816th termResigned in 2001; later returned to Legislature in another seat.Norm Miller (2001)Progressive Conservative20011st termBy-election in 2001.Perth—MiddlesexBert JohnsonProgressive Conservative19952nd termPeterboroughGary StewartProgressive Conservative19952nd termPickering—Ajax—UxbridgeJanet EckerProgressive Conservative19952nd termPrince Edward—HastingsErnie ParsonsLiberal19991st termRenfrew—Nipissing—PembrokeSean ConwayLiberal19758th termSarnia—LambtonCaroline Di CoccoLiberal19991st termSault Ste. MarieTony MartinNew Democratic Party19903rd termScarborough CentreMarilyn MushinskiProgressive Conservative19952nd termScarborough EastSteve GilchristProgressive Conservative19952nd termScarborough SouthwestDan NewmanProgressive Conservative19952nd termScarborough—AgincourtGerry PhillipsLiberal19874th termScarborough—Rouge RiverAlvin CurlingLiberal19855th termSimcoe NorthGarfield DunlopProgressive Conservative19991st termSimcoe—GreyJim WilsonProgressive Conservative19903rd termSt. CatharinesJim BradleyLiberal19777th termSt. Paul'sMichael BryantLiberal19991st termStoney CreekBrad ClarkProgressive Conservative19991st termStormont—Dundas—CharlottenburghJohn ClearyLiberal19874th termSudburyRick BartolucciLiberal19952nd termThornhillTina MolinariProgressive Conservative19991st termThunder Bay—AtikokanLyn McLeodLiberal19874th termThunder Bay—Superior NorthMichael GravelleLiberal19952nd termTimiskaming—CochraneDavid James RamsayLiberal19855th termTimmins—James BayGilles BissonNew Democratic Party19903rd termToronto Centre—RosedaleGeorge SmithermanLiberal19991st termToronto—DanforthMarilyn ChurleyNew Democratic Party19903rd termRiding named Broadview—Greenwood from 1999 to June 2000.Trinity—SpadinaRosario MarcheseNew Democratic Party19903rd termVaughan—King—AuroraAl PalladiniProgressive Conservative19952nd termDied 2001.Greg Sorbara (2002)Liberal1985, 20024th term*By-election in 2002.Waterloo—WellingtonTed ArnottProgressive Conservative19903rd termWentworth—BurlingtonToni SkaricaProgressive Conservative19952nd termResigned in 2000; riding was renamed. See Ancaster—Dundas—Flamborough—Aldershot above for successor.Whitby—AjaxJim FlahertyProgressive Conservative19952nd termWillowdaleDavid YoungProgressive Conservative19991st termWindsor WestSandra PupatelloLiberal19952nd termWindsor—St. ClairDwight DuncanLiberal19952nd termYork CentreMonte KwinterLiberal19855th termYork NorthJulia MunroProgressive Conservative19952nd termYork South—WestonJoseph CordianoLiberal19855th termYork WestMario SergioLiberal19952nd term

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See also Members in Parliament 37