Legislative Assembly

Regional breakdown

The leading party in each region, as the House stands today.

37 members. The figure beside each is the projection's chance that their party holds that minister's own seat: a cabinet is only as safe as the districts it sits for.

• DFDoug FordPremier and Minister of Intergovernmental AffairsEtobicoke North>99%
• SJSylvia JonesDeputy Premier and Minister of HealthDufferin—Caledon>99%
• DDDoug DowneyAttorney GeneralBarrie—Springwater—Oro-Medonte95%
• RCRaymond ChoMinister for Seniors and AccessibilityScarborough North99%
• SOSam OosterhoffMinister of Agriculture, Food and AgribusinessNiagara West>99%
• MPMichael ParsaMinister of Children, Community and Social ServicesAurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill>99%
• GMGraham McGregorMinister of Citizenship and MulticulturalismBrampton North>99%
• NQNolan QuinnMinister of Colleges, Universities, Research Excellence and SecurityStormont—Dundas—South Glengarry>99%
• VFVic FedeliMinister of Economic Development, Job Creation and TradeNipissing>99%
• PCPaul CalandraMinister of EducationMarkham—Stouffville79%
• JDJill DunlopMinister of Emergency Preparedness and ResponseSimcoe North>99%
• SLStephen LecceMinister of Energy and MinesKing—Vaughan>99%
• PBPeter BethlenfalvyMinister of FinancePickering—Uxbridge76%
• GRGreg RickfordMinister of Indigenous Affairs and First Nations Economic Reconciliation and Minister Responsible for Ring of Fire Economic and Community PartnershipsKenora—Rainy River>99%
• DPDavid PicciniMinister of InfrastructureNorthumberland—Peterborough South99%
• TJTrevor JonesMinister of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills DevelopmentChatham-Kent—Leamington>99%
• NKNatalia Kusendova-BashtaMinister of Long-Term Care and Minister of Francophone AffairsMississauga Centre60%
• RFRob FlackMinister of Municipal Affairs and HousingElgin—Middlesex—London>99%
• MHMike HarrisMinister of Natural ResourcesKitchener—Conestoga91%
• GPGeorge PirieMinister of Northern Economic Development and GrowthTimmins>99%
• SCStephen CrawfordMinister of Public and Business Service Delivery and ProcurementOakville49%
• AKAndrea KhanjinMinister of Red Tape ReductionBarrie—Innisfil>99%
• LTLisa ThompsonMinister of Rural AffairsHuron—Bruce>99%
• BSBrian SaundersonMinister of SportSimcoe—Grey>99%
• TMTodd McCarthyMinister of the Environment, Conservation and ParksDurham>99%
• ZHZee HamidMinister of Tourism, Culture and GamingMilton62%
• PSPrabmeet SarkariaMinister of TransportationBrampton South>99%
• KSKinga SurmaPresident of the Treasury BoardEtobicoke Centre63%
• MKMichael KerznerSolicitor GeneralYork Centre99%

Associate ministers

• MTMichael TibolloAssociate Attorney GeneralVaughan—Woodbridge>99%
• VTVijay ThanigasalamAssociate Minister of Artificial Intelligence AdoptionScarborough—Rouge Park77%
• MRMatthew RaeAssociate Minister of Energy-Intensive IndustriesPerth—Wellington>99%
• KHKevin HollandAssociate Minister of Forestry and Forest ProductsThunder Bay—Atikokan98%
• MCMichelle CooperAssociate Minister of Mental Health and AddictionsEglinton—Lawrence29%
• GSGraydon SmithAssociate Minister of Municipal Affairs and HousingParry Sound—Muskoka63%
• NTNina TangriAssociate Minister of Small BusinessMississauga—Streetsville53%
• CWCharmaine WilliamsAssociate Minister of Women's Social and Economic OpportunityBrampton Centre99%

Portfolios are maintained by hand from the province's list of the Premier's team: Ontario publishes no machine-readable feed of cabinet composition, so this list is updated after each shuffle rather than scraped.