Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (Ontario)

The Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing is responsible for municipal affairs and housing in the Canadian province of Ontario.

The ministry is split into two sections each having a minister responsible, the current minister responsible for Municipal Affairs is Bill Mauro and Housing is Peter Milczyn.^[1]

List of Ministers

Municipal Affairs

George Dunbar 1948-1955
Bill Goodfellow 1955-1956
Bill Warrender 1956-1961
Fred Cass 1961-1962
Wilf Spooner 1962-1967
Darcy McKeough 1967–1971
Dalton Bales 1971-1972
Darcy McKeough 1972 (February–April)^{[note 1]}

Housing

Bob Welch 1973–1974^{[note 2]}
John Rhodes 1975–1978
Claude Bennett 1978–1981

Municipal Affairs and Housing

Claude Bennett 1981–1985^{[note 3]}
Dennis Timbrell 1985 (February–June)

Municipal Affairs

Bernard Grandmaitre 1985–1987
John Eakins 1987–1989

Housing

Alvin Curling 1985–1987
Chaviva Hošek 1987–1989

Municipal Affairs and Housing

John Sweeney 1989–1990
Dave Cooke 1990–1991

Municipal Affairs

Dave Cooke 1991–1993
Ed Philip 1993–1995

Housing

Evelyn Gigantes 1991–1994
Richard Alexander Allen 1994–1995

Municipal Affairs and Housing

Al Leach 1995–1999
Steve Gilchrist 1999 (January–October)
Tony Clement 1999–2001
Chris Hodgson 2001–2003
Helen Johns 2003 (January–February)
David Young 2003 (February–October)
John Gerretsen 2003–2007
Jim Watson 2007–2010
John Gerretsen 2010
Jim Bradley 2010
Rick Bartolucci 2010–2011
Kathleen Wynne 2011–2012
Bob Chiarelli 2012–2013
Linda Jeffrey 2013–2014
Bill Mauro March 2014 – June 2014
Ted McMeekin June 2014 – June 2016

Municipal Affairs

Bill Mauro June 2016 – present

Housing

Chris Ballard June 2016 — July 2017

References

↑ On April 7, 1972, portfolio changed to Treasurer of Ontario and Minister of Economic and Intergovernmental Affairs.
↑ Portfolio enacted October 30, 1973.
↑ Portfolio enacted July 3, 1981.

External links

Government of Ontario departments and agencies
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Agencies	Agricorp Cancer Care Clean Water Conservation eHealth Elections Independent Electricity System Operator Heritage Trust Lottery and Gaming Corporation Metrolinx Municipal Property Assessment Corporation Northland Transportation Commission Parks Power Generation Real Estate Council Royal Ontario Museum Science Centre Science North TFO TVO Trillium Foundation
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↑ "Chris Ballard Ontario's New Minister of the Environment and Climate Change" (Press release). Government of Ontario. July 31, 2017.

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