Members of The Legislative Assembly/Members of Provincial Parliament
This riding elected the following members of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario:
- James Taylor Middleton - Liberal - 1894-1898
- Henry Carscallen - Conservative - 1898-1906
- Allan Studholme - Labour - 1906-1919
- George Grant Halcrow - Labour - 1919-1923
- Leeming Carr - Conservative - 1923-1928
- William Morrison - Conservative - 1928-1934
- Samuel Lawrence - Co-operative Commonwealth Federation - 1934-1937
- John P. MacKay - Liberal 1937-1943
- William Herbert Connor - CCF - 1943-1945
- Robert Ellsworth Elliott - Progressive Conservative - 1945-1948
- John Lawrence Dowling - CCF - 1948-1951
- Robert Ellsworth Elliott - Progressive Conservative - 1951-1959
- Norman Andrew Davison - CCF/New Democratic Party - 1959-1967
- Robert Victor Gibson - NDP - 1967-1975
- Robert W. Mackenzie - NDP - 1975-1995
- Dominic Agostino - Liberal - 1995-2004
- Andrea Horwath - NDP - 2004-2007
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