Legislative Parliament of Ontario

The legislative Assemblée of Ontario is the legislative body of the Canadian province of the Ontario. It sits in the parliamentary buildings with Queen' S Park, with Toronto. The Act of British North America of 1867 , section 69, stipulates: " There will be, for Ontario (sic), a legislature made up of the lieutenant-governor and only one room called the legislative assembly of Ontario (sic). " The legislative assembly is monocamérale, without Upper House, with 103 seats representing of the districts elected according to the uninominal way of voting with a turn with the size of the province. Three political trainings are represented there: the Liberal party of Ontario, which forms a majority Gouvernement with its 70 Député S; the Left progressist-conservative Ontario, which forms the official opposition with 24 deputies; and the New Democratic party of Ontario, with 9 deputies.

The assembly is also known (semi-officially) under the name of provincial Parlement of Ontario .

Composition

List deputies

The members of the Council of Ministers are in bold characters , the heads of party are in Italic and the President of the legislative Parliament has a cross (†) beside his name.

In alphabetical order:

*Élue at the time of a by-election the September 14th 2006 according to the resignation of the liberal deputy Gerald Kennedy the May 18th 2006.

See too

Political of Ontario
Assembled legislative of the provinces and territories of Canada
Place of the women in the provincial and territorial legislatures of Canada

External bond

legislative Parliament of Ontario, official site

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