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21st Parliament of Ontario

The 21st Legislative Assembly of Ontario was convened following the 1943 Ontario general election and was in session from August 4, 1943, until March 24, 1945, just prior to the 1945 general election. The Ontario Progressive Conservative Party, formerly the Ontario Conservative Party, led by George Drew formed a minority government. The Liberals, having lost seats to both the Conservatives and the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation, fell to third place.

William James Stewart served as speaker for the assembly.

Members of the Assembly

Riding	Member	Party	First elected / previously elected
Addington	John Abbott Pringle	Progressive Conservative	1943
Algoma—Manitoulin	Wilfred Lynn Miller	Liberal	1934
Beaches	Thomas Alexander Murphy	Progressive Conservative	1926
Bellwoods	Albert Alexander MacLeod	Labour-Progressive	1943
Bracondale	Rae Luckock	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Brant	Harry Corwin Nixon	Liberal	1919
Brantford	Charles Strange	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Bruce	Thomas Neil Duff	Liberal	1943
Carleton	Adam Holland Acres	Progressive Conservative	1923
Cochrane North	John Joseph Kehoe	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Cochrane South	Bill Grummett	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Dovercourt	William Duckworth	Progressive Conservative	1934
Dufferin—Simcoe	Alfred Wallace Downer	Progressive Conservative	1937
Durham	Reginald Percival Vivian	Progressive Conservative	1943
Eglinton	Leslie Egerton Blackwell	Progressive Conservative	1943
Elgin	Mitchell Frederick Hepburn	Independent-Liberal	1934
Essex North	Arthur Nelson Alles	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Essex South	William Murdoch	Progressive Conservative	1943
Fort William	Garfield Anderson	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Glengarry	Edmund MacGillivray	Liberal	1937
Grenville—Dundas	George Holmes Challies	Progressive Conservative	1929
Grey North	Roland Patterson	Liberal	1934
Grey South	Farquhar Robert Oliver	Liberal	1926
Haldimand—Norfolk	Wallace William Walsh	Progressive Conservative	1943
Charles Hammond Martin (1944)	Progressive Conservative	1944
Halton	Stanley Leroy Hall	Progressive Conservative	1943
Hamilton Centre	Robert Desmond Thornberry	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Hamilton East	William Herbert Connor	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Hamilton—Wentworth	Frederick Wilson Warren	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Hastings East	Roscoe Robson	Progressive Conservative	1943
Hastings West	Richard Duke Arnott	Progressive Conservative	1937
High Park	George Alexander Drew	Progressive Conservative	1938
Huron	Robert Hobbs Taylor	Progressive Conservative	1943
Huron—Bruce	John William Hanna	Progressive Conservative	1943
Kenora	William Manson Docker	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Kent East	Wesley Gardiner Thompson	Progressive Conservative	1943
Kent West	Arthur St. Clair Gordon	Liberal	1934
Kingston	Harry Allan Stewart	Progressive Conservative	1943
Lambton East	Robert Roy Downie	Liberal	1943
Lambton West	Harry Steel	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Lanark	George Henry Doucett	Progressive Conservative	1937
Leeds	Walter Bain Reynolds	Progressive Conservative	1937
Lincoln	Charles Daley	Progressive Conservative	1943
London	William Gourlay Webster	Progressive Conservative	1943
Middlesex North	Thomas L. Patrick	Progressive Conservative	1943
Middlesex South	Daniel McIntyre	Progressive Conservative	1943
Muskoka—Ontario	James Francis Kelly	Liberal	1934
Niagara Falls	Cyril Arthur Goodwin Overall	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Nipissing	Arthur Allen Casselman	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Northumberland	William Arthur Goodfellow	Progressive Conservative	1943
Ontario	Arthur Henry Williams	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Ottawa East	Robert Laurier	Liberal	1940
Ottawa South	George Harrison Dunbar	Progressive Conservative	1937
Oxford	Thomas Roy Dent	Progressive Conservative	1943
Parkdale	William James Stewart	Progressive Conservative	1938
Parry Sound	Elmer Roy Smith	Co-operative Commonwealth	1934
Peel	Thomas Laird Kennedy	Progressive Conservative	1919, 1937
Perth	William Angus Dickson	Liberal	1934
Peterborough	Harold Robinson Scott	Progressive Conservative	1943
Port Arthur	Frederick Oliver Robinson	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Prescott	Aurélien Bélanger	Liberal	1923, 1934
Prince Edward—Lennox	James de Congalton Hepburn	Progressive Conservative	1937
Rainy River	George Edward Lockhart	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Renfrew North	Stanley Joseph Hunt	Progressive Conservative	1943
Renfrew South	Thomas Patrick Murray	Liberal	1929
Riverdale	Leslie Emery Wismer	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Russell	Romeo Bégin	Liberal	1937
Sault Ste. Marie	George Isaac Harvey	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Simcoe Centre	George Graham Johnston	Progressive Conservative	1943
Simcoe East	John Duncan McPhee	Progressive Conservative	1943
St. Andrew	Joseph Baruch Salsberg	Labour-Progressive	1943
St. David	William David Dennison	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
St. George	Dana Harris Porter	Progressive Conservative	1943
St. Patrick	Archibald Kelso Roberts	Progressive Conservative	1943
Stormont	John Lawrence McDonald	Progressive Conservative	1943
Sudbury	Robert Hugh Carlin	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Timiskaming	Calvin Howard Taylor	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Victoria	Leslie Miscampbell Frost	Progressive Conservative	1937
Waterloo North	John Henry Cook	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Waterloo South	Leonard Grieve Robinson	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Welland	Howard Elis Brown	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Wellington North	Ross Atkinson McEwing	Liberal	1937
Wellington South	Leslie Hancock	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Wentworth	William Robertson	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Windsor—Sandwich	George Bennett	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Windsor—Walkerville	William Charles Riggs	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
Woodbine	Bertram Elijah Leavens	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
York East	Agnes Campbell MacPhail	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
York North	George Herbert Mitchell	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
York South	Edward Bigelow Jolliffe	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943
York West	Charles Hibbert Millard	Co-operative Commonwealth	1943

Timeline

Party	1943	Gain/(loss) due to	1945	Death
in office	Byelection
hold
38	(1)	1	38
34			34
15			15
2			2
1			1
Total	90	(1)	1	90

Seat	Before	Change	Date	Member	Party	Reason	Date	Member	Party
Haldimand—Norfolk	February 9, 1944	Wallace William Walsh		Died in office	March 20, 1944	Charles Hammond Martin

Notes

References

"Speakers of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario". Legislative Assembly of Ontario.

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