Executive Council of Ontario - Current Cabinet

Current Cabinet

The most recent shuffled occurred in November 2012 to fill vacancies which occurred when cabinet minsters resigned to run in the 2013 Ontario Liberal Party leadership election; Premier McGuinty had asked any Cabinet minister who wishes to run for leader to resign from cabinet.

Lieutenant Governor David C. Onley (2007-)
Portfolio Minister
Premier of Ontario
Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
Dalton McGuinty (2003-)
(2011-)
Deputy Premier of Ontario
Minister of Finance and
Government Services
Dwight Duncan (2011-)
(2007-)
(2012-)
Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Ted McMeekin (2011-)
Attorney General of Ontario John Gerretsen (2011-)
Minister of Community and Social Services, Government House Leader
and Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities
John Milloy (2011-)
(2012-)
Minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services
  • Minister responsible for Francophone Affairs
Madeleine Meilleur (2011-)
(2003-)
Minister of Consumer Services Margarett Best (2011-)
Minister of Economic Development and Innovation Brad Duguid (2011-)
Minister of Education
and Children and Youth Services
  • Minister responsible for Women's Issues
Laurel Broten (2011-)
(2012-)
(2009-)
Minister of Energy
and Aboriginal Affairs
Chris Bentley (2011-)
(2012-)
Minister of the Environment Jim Bradley (2011-)
Minister of Health and Long-Term Care Deb Matthews (2009-)
Minister of Labour
  • Minister Responsible for Seniors
Linda Jeffrey (2011-)
Minister of Natural Resources Michael Gravelle (2011-)
Minister of Northern Development and Mines
  • Chair of Cabinet
Rick Bartolucci (2011-)
Minister of Tourism, Culture, and Citizenship and Immigration Michael Chan (2010-)
(2012-)
Minister of Transportation,
Infrastructure,
and Municipal Affairs and Housing
Bob Chiarelli (2011-)
(2010-)
(2012-)

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