Ontario New Democratic Party candidates in the 1963 Ontario provincial election

This is a list of candidates for the Ontario New Democratic Party in the 1963 Ontario general election. The ONDP ran 97 candidates in the province's 108 ridings; 7 of whom were elected.

Central Ontario

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Dufferin–Simcoe Angus Blair 898 6.71 3rd
Hastings East Charles Clemens 419 3.45 3rd
Hastings West Ian Reilly 704 3.40 3rd
Northumberland None – – –
Peterborough Mildred Sutton 4,490 15.36 3rd
Simcoe Centre Derrick Manson CCF candidate for Simcoe Centre in the 1959 provincial election 1,271 7.36 3rd
Simcoe East Cecil Hobson 935 5.59 3rd
Victoria Ross Gruer 771 4.83 3rd

Eastern Ontario/Ottawa

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Carleton Christopher Orton 1,251 3rd
Frontenac—Addington James Maloney 769 3rd
Glengarry Elizabeth Latreille 172 3rd
Grenville–Dundas None – – –
Kingston Lavada Pinder 1,389 3rd
Lanark James Griffith 879 3rd
Leeds William Thompson 654 3rd
Ottawa East Harry Pope 857 3rd
Ottawa South Peter Hopwood 1,241 3rd
Ottawa West Stewart Crawford 768 3rd
Prescott None – – –
Prince Edward—Lennox Roderick MacDonald 931 3rd
Renfrew North Marc Llanos 861 3rd
Renfrew South John Johnston 358 3rd
Russell Peter D'Aoust 1,632 4th
Stormont William Kilger 675 3rd

Greater Toronto Area

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Armourdale Vincent Kelly 4,140 3rd
Beaches Stanley Bullock 6,457 2nd
Bellwoods Herbert Hyman 1,793 3rd
Bracondale Stanley Matias 2,675 3rd
Don Mills Jim Renwick Toronto Lawyer 5,252 2nd
Dovercourt Jack White 3,418 3rd
Downsview Alan Borovoy 6,807 2nd
Durham Harold Ashton 1,135 3rd
Eglinton Thomas Stevens 2,916 3rd
Etobicoke James Goodison 3,232 2nd
Forest Hill J. Midanick 7,748 2nd
Halton William Gillies 5,188 3rd
High Park Andrew Mays 3,420 3rd
Humber John Whitehouse 5,170 3rd
Lakeshore Murray Cotterill 5,024 3rd
Ontario Thomas Edwards CCF candidate for Ontario in the 1959 provincial election 2,224 3rd
Oshawa Tommy Thomas Member of Provincial Parliament for Oshawa (1955–1963)
Member of Provincial Parliament for Ontario (1948–1955) 		Oshawa Toolmaker[1][2] 11,395 2nd
Parkdale Archibald Chisholm 4,304 3rd
Peel Emmett Roach 5,177 3rd
Riverdale Gerald Gallagher 3,676 3rd
Scarborough Centre Kenneth Ranney 6,860 2nd
Scarborough East Harry Schofield 3,137 3rd
Scarborough North Angus Smith 4,785 3rd
Scarborough West Stephen Lewis Toronto 10,641 1st
St. Andrew Ellen Adams 1,640 3rd
St. David Giles Endicott 2,139 3rd
St. George Kenneth Hamilton 1,941 3rd
St. Patrick Gerald Soloway 1,025 3rd
Woodbine Ken Bryden Member of Provincial Parliament for Woodbine (1959–1967) Economist 9,020 1st
York East Alan Rimmer 4,765 3rd
York Mills Douglas Peterson 8,040 2nd
York South Donald C. MacDonald Leader of the Ontario New Democratic Party (1953–1970)
Member of Provincial Parliament for York South (1955–1982) 		Toronto Journalist/teacher[3] 10,538 1st
York West Henry Brennan 2,064 3rd
Yorkview Fred Young United Church minister 7,607 1st

Hamilton/Niagara

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Hamilton Centre William Scandlan CCF candidate for Hamilton Centre in the 1959 provincial election 6,955 2nd
Hamilton East Norman Davison Member of Provincial Parliament for Hamilton East (1959–1967) Hamilton Machinist[4] 8,097 1st
Hamilton—Wentworth Harold van Oene 3,511 3rd
Lincoln Frank Dyck 4,235 3rd
Niagara Falls Karl Clemens 2,568 3rd
Welland Alice Katool 2,108 3rd
Wentworth 8,909
Wentworth East Reg Gisborn Member of Provincial Parliament for Wentworth East (1955–1967) Union leader (United Steelworkers)/steelworker[5] 8,634 1st

Northern Ontario

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Algoma—Manitoulin Arley Spencer 1,557 3rd
Cochrane North S. Lefebvre 1,975 3rd
Cochrane South Joseph Zbitnew 8,109 2nd
Fort William Ted Freeman Salesman 8,427 1st
Kenora Emile Blouin 2,187 3rd
Muskoka Hugh Bishop 1,015 3rd
Nickel Belt Edward Levert CCF candidate for Nickel Belt in the 1959 provincial election 6,898 3rd
Nipissing Benjamin Levert 2,119 3rd
Parry Sound Dorothy Sleeth 787 3rd
Port Arthur Joseph Shannon 6,731 2nd
Rainy River Owen Lindsay CCF candidate for Rainy River in the 1959 provincial election 1,269 3rd
Sault Ste. Marie Lloyd Hetherington 6,446 3rd
Sudbury Bud Germa Union organizer 5,022 3rd
Timiskaming Jack Laforge 2,227 3rd

Southwestern Ontario

Riding
 Candidate's Name Notes Residence Occupation Votes % Rank
Brant Harry Sanders 1,725 3rd
Brantford William Humble 2,136 3rd
Bruce None – – –
Elgin None – – –
Essex North Fred Burr Teacher[6] 6,505 3rd
Essex South Donald Bertrand 773 3rd
Grey North Percy England 1,642 3rd
Grey South None – – –
Haldimand—Norfolk Myron Stachnyk 640 3rd
Huron None – – –
Huron—Bruce None – – –
Kent East None – – –
Kent West None – – –
Lambton East Donald Whiting 252 3rd
Lambton West Alexander Grabove 3,207 3rd
London North Clayton Fee 1,480 3rd
London South Robert Foxcroft 2,364 3rd
Middlesex North Harold Johnson 726 3rd
Middlesex South Pat Chefurka 1,483 3rd
Oxford Donald Morton 1,161 3rd
Perth None – – –
Waterloo North Morley Rosenberg 4,951 3rd
Waterloo South Max Saltsman 6,610 3rd
Wellington—Dufferin Donald Fletcher 671 3rd
Wellington South Charles Leaman 3,351 3rd
Windsor—Sandwich Albert Weeks CCF candidate for Windsor—Sandwich in the 1959 provincial election 5,035 3rd
Windsor—Walkerville Robert McLean 2,473 3rd

References

  1. ^ "T.D. Thomas was ex-M.P.P.". Toronto Star. 1980-07-31. p. A10.
  2. ^ "Thomas David Thomas Sat for four terms in Ontario House". Globe and Mail. 1980-07-31. p. P18.
  3. ^ MacDonald, Donald C. (1998). The Happy Warrior: Political Memoirs (2 ed.). Toronto: Dundurn Press. ISBN 1-55002-307-1.
  4. ^ "Norm Davison sought social justice as MPP". Toronto Star. 1990-07-01. p. A6.
  5. ^ "Reginald Gisborn Sat as MPP 20 years". Globe and Mail. 1981-02-07.
  6. ^ Tribute in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario Archived 2017-01-03 at the Wayback Machine, May 31, 2006
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