Ontario New Democratic Party candidates, 2011 Ontario provincial election

Ontario New Democratic Party candidates, 2011 Ontario provincial election

The New Democratic Party of Ontario (Ontario NDP) is one of three major political parties in Ontario, Canada running in the Ontario general election, 2011.

Riding
Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Ajax—Pickering Wiseman, EvanEvan Wiseman 5,951 14.4 3
Algoma—Manitoulin Mantha, MichaelMichael Mantha Elliot Lake 11,560 44.45 1
Ancaster—Dundas—Flamborough—Westdale Westerhoff, TrevorTrevor Westerhoff 8,154 17.20 3
Barrie Clark, MyrnaMyrna Clark 8,168 18.96 3
Beaches—East York Prue, MichaelMichael Prue Incumbent MPP. 17,807 46.61 1
Bramalea—Gore—Malton Singh, JagmeetJagmeet Singh 16,318 37.6 1
Brampton—Springdale Singh, ManiMani Singh 5,378 15.2 3
Brampton West Kathuria, DalbirDalbir Kathuria 8,337 19.0 3
Brant Van Tilborg, BrianBrian Van Tilborg
Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound Johnstone, PaulPaul Johnstone
Burlington Russell, PeggyPeggy Russell
Cambridge Bankole, AtinukeAtinuke Bankole
Carleton—Mississippi Mills Duff, LiamLiam Duff
Chatham-Kent—Essex Navarro, AleksandraAleksandra Navarro
Davenport Schein, JonahJonah Schein 1
Don Valley East Hilliard, BobBob Hilliard Dr. Bob Hilliard is a past-president with the Canadian Paediatric Society and he has worked at various hospitals in Africa.[1] Toronto Staff paediatrician, Hospital for Sick Children[2] and professor of paediatrics, University of Toronto.[3] 5,953 18.61 3
Don Valley West Ahmed, KhalidKhalid Ahmed
Dufferin—Caledon Gventer, KarenKaren Gventer
Durham Terry, JamesJames Terry
Eglinton—Lawrence Dervishi, GertiGerti Dervishi
Elgin—Middlesex—London Cornish, KathyKathy Cornish
Essex Natyshak, TarasTaras Natyshak 1
Etobicoke Centre Rivero, Ana MariaAna Maria Rivero
Etobicoke—Lakeshore Coley, DionneDionne Coley
Etobicoke North Sharma, VrindVrind Sharma
Glengarry—Prescott—Russell Jean-Louis, BonnieBonnie Jean-Louis
Guelph Gordon, JamesJames Gordon
Haldimand—Norfolk Nichols, IanIan Nichols
Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes—Brock Abel, DonDon Abel Former MPP.
Halton Spohr, NikNik Spohr
Hamilton Centre Horwath, AndreaAndrea Horwath Incumbent MPP; party leader. Hamilton 1
Hamilton East—Stoney Creek Miller, PaulPaul Miller Incumbent MPP. Stoney Creek 1
Hamilton Mountain Taylor, MoniqueMonique Taylor Hamilton 1
Huron—Bruce Robertson, GrantGrant Robertson
Kenora—Rainy River Campbell, SarahSarah Campbell 10,752 49.2 1
Kingston and the Islands Holland, Mary RitaMary Rita Holland
Kitchener Centre Dearlove, CameronCameron Dearlove
Kitchener—Conestoga Cairns, MarkMark Cairns
Kitchener—Waterloo Cisterna, IsabelIsabel Cisterna
Lambton—Kent—Middlesex Hill, JoeJoe Hill
Lanark—Frontenac—Lennox and Addington Parkhill, DaveDave Parkhill
Leeds—Grenville Lundy, DavidDavid Lundy
London—Fanshawe Armstrong, TeresaTeresa Armstrong 1
London North Centre Holmes, SteveSteve Holmes
London West Buchanan, JeffJeff Buchanan
Markham—Unionville Choo, P.C.P.C. Choo
Mississauga—Brampton South Pandher, KaranjitKaranjit Pandher
Mississauga East—Cooksville Ahmed, WaseemWaseem Ahmed
Mississauga—Erindale Bilek, MichelleMichelle Bilek
Mississauga South Sikka, AnjuAnju Sikka
Mississauga—Streetsville Ayad, RaedRaed Ayad
Nepean—Carleton Dagenais, RicRic Dagenais
Newmarket—Aurora Wardlaw, RobinRobin Wardlaw
Niagara Falls Redekop, WayneWayne Redekop
Niagara West—Glanbrook Marco, AnthonyAnthony Marco
Nickel Belt Gélinas, FranceFrance Gélinas Incumbent MPP. Naughton 16,826 1
Nipissing Giroux, HenriHenri Giroux 5,567 18.14 3
Northumberland—Quinte West Mees, KiraKira Mees
Oak Ridges—Markham Whitfield, JoeJoe Whitfield
Oakville Sprague, LesleyLesley Sprague
Oshawa Shields, MikeMike Shields
Ottawa Centre Naidoo, AnilAnil Naidoo
Ottawa—Orléans McKercher, DougDoug McKercher
Ottawa South Farah, WaliWali Farah
Ottawa Vanier Laliberté-Tipple, Paul ÉtiennePaul Étienne Laliberté-Tipple
Ottawa West—Nepean Byrne, WendyWendy Byrne
Oxford Eisen, Dorothy MarieDorothy Marie Eisen
Parkdale—High Park DiNovo, CheriCheri DiNovo Incumbent MPP. 1
Parry Sound—Muskoka Zyganiuk, AlexAlex Zyganiuk 6,526 18.2 3
Perth—Wellington Papenburg, EllenEllen Papenburg
Peterborough Nickle, DaveDave Nickle
Pickering—Scarborough East Cariño, NerissaNerissa Cariño
Prince Edward—Hastings Hayes, SherrySherry Hayes
Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke Dougherty, BrianBrian Dougherty
Richmond Hill De Vita, AdamAdam De Vita
St. Catharines Lowell, IreneIrene Lowell
St. Paul's Hynes, DavidDavid Hynes
Sarnia—Lambton White, BrianBrian White
Sault Ste. Marie Ross, CeliaCelia Ross Sault Ste. Marie 9,047 30.87 2
Scarborough—Agincourt Choi, PaulPaul Choi
Scarborough Centre Mathurin, KathleenKathleen Mathurin
Scarborough—Guildwood Urban, LorriLorri Urban
Scarborough—Rouge River Shan, NeethanNeethan Shan
Scarborough Southwest Budd, BruceBruce Budd
Simcoe—Grey Matthews, DavidDavid Matthews
Simcoe North Middleton, DorisDoris Middleton
Stormont—Dundas—South Glengarry MacDonald, ElaineElaine MacDonald
Sudbury Loewenberg, PaulPaul Loewenberg Sudbury arts promoter 13,251 40.72 2
Thornhill Hackelberg, CindyCindy Hackelberg
Thunder Bay—Atikokan Kozorys, MaryMary Kozorys 9,874 37.29 2
Thunder Bay—Superior North Mantis, SteveSteve Mantis 9,111 34.9 2
Timiskaming—Cochrane Vanthof, JohnJohn Vanthof 1
Timmins—James Bay Bisson, GillesGilles Bisson Incumbent MPP. 1
Toronto Centre Crowe, CathyCathy Crowe 2
Toronto—Danforth Tabuns, PeterPeter Tabuns Incumbent MPP. 1
Trinity—Spadina Marchese, RosarioRosario Marchese Incumbent MPP. 1
Vaughan Donofrio, PaulPaul Donofrio
Welland Forster, CindyCindy Forster Former mayor of Welland. Welland 1
Wellington—Halton Hills Hamilton, DaleDale Hamilton
Whitby—Oshawa Sadem-Thompson, MaretMaret Sadem-Thompson
Willowdale Brown, AlexanderAlexander Brown
Windsor—Tecumseh McAvoy, AndrewAndrew McAvoy 2
Windsor West Charif, HelmiHelmi Charif 2
York Centre Fagan, JohnJohn Fagan
York—Simcoe Tay, MeganMegan Tay 6,607 17.0 3
York South—Weston Ferreira, PaulPaul Ferreira Former MPP. 2
York West Rakocevic, TomTom Rakocevic

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