Members of Parliament From Parkdale
- Herbert Mowat, Unionist (1917–1921)
- David Spence, Conservative Party (1921–1940)
- Herbert A. Bruce, National Government then Progressive Conservative(1940–1946)
- Harold A. W. Timmins, Progressive Conservative (1946–1949)
- John Hunter, Liberal (1949–1957)
- Arthur Maloney, Progressive Conservative (1957–1962)
- Stanley Haidasz, Liberal (1962–1978)
- Yuri Shymko, Progressive Conservative (1978–1979)
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