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Ontario MLAs/MPPs

The following MLA/MPPs are missing articles:

3rd Parliament of Ontario (1875-1879)

1. David McLaws
2. John David Smith (Ontario politician)
3. Thomas Stock (politician)

4th Parliament of Ontario (1879-1883)

1. William Richardson (Ontario MPP)

5th Parliament of Ontario (1883-1886)

1. Donald MacKenzie (Ontario MPP)
2. Alexander Johnston (Ontario politician)
3. Frederick G. Fauquier

6th Parliament of Ontario (1886-1890)

1. James Charles Dance
2. Richard Clark (Ontario MPP)

7th Parliament of Ontario (1890-1894)

1. John George (Ontario MPP)
2. James Maitland Clarke
3. Alfred Emanuel Ahrens

8th Parliament of Ontario (1894-1898)

1. James M. Savage
2. John Senn (Ontario politician)
3. Edward H. Smythe
4. George Tucker (Canadian politician)

9th Parliament of Ontario (1898-1902)

1. William John Allen
2. Thomas D. Hodgins
3. William Caven Moscrip
4. Andrew Thomas White

10th Parliament of Ontario (1902-1905)

1. William Rickard (politician)

11th Parliament of Ontario (1905-1908)

1. Frederick William Lewis
2. Hugh W. Kennedy

12th Parliament of Ontario (1908-1911)

1. Amos Augustus Richardson
2. John Wesley Johnson (politician)
3. James William Doyle
4. Andrew MacKay (Canadian politician)
5. Norman Reid (Canadian politician)
6. Thomas Richard Whitesides* (also in subsequent parliaments)
7. Robert Mercer Mason* (also in subsequent parliaments)
8. John Ransom Howitt

13th Parliament of Ontario (1911-1914)

1. William MacDonald (Ontario politician)* (also in subsequent parliaments)
2. John Anderson (Ontario politician)
3. Sandy Grant (politician)** (also in subsequent parliaments)
4. John Wesley Johnson (politician)* (also in subsequent parliaments)
5. John Charles Ebbs
6. Robert Sutherland (politician)
7. John McFarlane (Canadian politician)
8. Duncan MacArthur (Ontario politician)
9. James Thompson (Canadian politician)* (also in subsequent parliaments)
10. Robert Addison Norman
11. Thomas Richard Whitesides
12. Robert Mercer Mason
13. James McQueen (politician)

14th Parliament of Ontario (1914-1919)

1. William MacDonald (Ontario politician)
2. Sandy Grant (politician)
3. John Wesley Johnson (politician)
4. John McFarlane (Canadian politician)
5. James Thompson (Canadian politician)
6. Mark Howard Irish
7. Robert Mercer Mason

15th Parliament of Ontario (1919-1923)

1. Kenneth Spencer Stover
2. Frank Rennie (politician)
3. Samuel Sandford Staples
4. Malcolm MacVicar (Canadian politician)
5. Peter Gow Cameron
6. Alphonse George Tisdelle
7. Milton C. Fox
8. George Mansfield Leeson
9. Warren Stringer
10. John Featherstone Ford
11. George Grant Halcrow
12. Henry Ketcheson Denyes
13. John M. Govenlock
14. Andrew Hicks (politician)
15. Jonah Moorehouse Webster
16. Hiram McCreary
17. William J. Johnston (Canadian politician)
18. Joseph Cridland
19. John Alexander Calder
20. Albert Thomas Walker
21. Richard Reese Hall
22. Ernest Nicholls McDonald
23. Thomas Tooms
24. Frank Howard Greenlaw
25. Gilbert Hugh Murdoch
26. John Benjamin Johnston
27. Edgar James Evan
28. William Torrance Allen
29. John Carman Ramsden
30. Edgar Watson (politician)
31. Frederick George Sandy
32. Caleb Henry Buckland
33. Robert Neil McArthur
34. Wilson A. Crockett

Wellington Bay (talk) 16:48, 10 September 2024 (UTC)

Parliamentary Assistants in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario

Good day. I'm not familiar with Canadian politics, so I would like some input on whether being a Parliamentary Assistant to a minister in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario is considered significant enough to warrant a mention in the infobox and the article body. I was working on the Sam Oosterhoff article and it appears that he has been Parliamentary Assistant on three different occasions (per [1]: Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Education, Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Red Tape Reduction, Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport). Including them all might bloat the infobox a bit, but wouldn't be totally unmanageable. Liu1126 (talk) 16:55, 11 June 2024 (UTC)

Template edit needed

Can someone please edit {{Canadian party colour|BC|Labor-Progressive|row-name}} so that the row name produced is actually Labor-Progressive instead of Labour Progressive? In the mid-20th century spelling labour without a u - as labor - was actually considered progressive (which is why we have the Australian Labor Party instead of the Australian Labour Party even though Australia otherwise uses -our suffixes). Accordingly, the Labor-Progressive Party in Canada and British Columbia spelled its name without a 'u'. I can't figure out how to fix the mistake in the BC LPP row name. Wellington Bay (talk) 05:09, 31 August 2024 (UTC)

Requested move at Talk:Gordon Campbell#Requested move 18 September 2024

There is a requested move discussion at Talk:Gordon Campbell#Requested move 18 September 2024 that may be of interest to members of this WikiProject. Safari Scribe^{Edits! Talk!} 12:25, 25 September 2024 (UTC)

What is "private MLA"?

In the bio of a former Alberta MLA, a subsection is headed "2008 Election, private MLA (2008-2010)". The broader section heading is "Member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta" so the meaning of "MLA" is clear, but the part about "private" isn't explained. If there is such a thing, it should be demystified. Thanks! JamesMLane t c 00:33, 4 November 2024 (UTC)

It sounds like someone is misapplying the term "private member" as in private member's bill to mean backbencher. Wellington Bay (talk) 02:16, 4 November 2024 (UTC)

Thanks for your fix to the article! JamesMLane t c 02:38, 4 November 2024 (UTC)

Sask Progress Party

An editor has requested that Saskatchewan Progress Party be moved to another page, which may be of interest to this WikiProject. You are invited to participate in the move discussion.