York Centre (provincial Electoral District) - Members of Provincial Parliament

Members of Provincial Parliament

Parliament Years Member Party
York Centre (1955-1963)
25th 1955-1959 Thomas Graham Progressive Conservative
26th 1959-1963 Vernon Singer Liberal
Downsview following 1963
York Centre (1967-1999)
28th 1967-1971 Donald Deacon Liberal
29th 1971-1975
30th 1975-1977 Alfred Stong Liberal
31st 1977-1981
32nd 1981-1985 W. Donald Cousens Progressive Conservative
33rd 1985-1987
34th 1987-1990 Greg Sorbara Liberal
35th 1990-1995
36th 1995-1999 Al Palladini Progressive Conservative
Vaughan—King—Aurora following 1999
York Centre (1999-present)
see Downsview and Wilson Heights prior 1999
37th 1999-2003 Monte Kwinter Liberal
38th 2003-2007
39th 2007-2011
40th 2011-present

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