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- tion which reduced the CCF caucus to only eight MPPs and third party status.
- As Speaker, Cass ruled that Opposition MPPs could no longer begin their questions during Qu
- near the 0.3 μm most penetrating particle size ( MPPS), diffusion and interception predominate.
- as made up of Members of Provincial Parliament ( MPPs) from the Liberal, Progressive Conservative and
- This change meant that a number of sitting MPPs had to compete against one another for re-elect
- This change meant that a number of sitting MPPs had to compete against one another for re-nomin
- of colourful Members of Provincial Parliament ( MPPs) including Drew, his successor "Temperance Bill
- rvative government of persuading two opposition MPPs of giving up their seats immediately prior to t
- peaker, however, considered "sweet-tempered" by MPPs on both sides of the House.
- regards to appointments given to former Liberal MPPs Phil Givens and Vernon Singer.
- In the 2007 provincial election, the MPPs representing the two predecessor ridings of Has
- lted in various verbal gymnastics as Opposition MPPs struggled to find a way to say "why" without sa
- This change forced a number of sitting MPPs to face one another in the 1999 provincial elec
- that returned Members of Provincial Parliament ( MPPs) to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario at Quee
- In 1994, Rizzo was one of twelve NDP MPPs to vote against Bill 167, proposed legislation
- that returned Members of Provincial Parliament ( MPPs) to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario at Quee
- In 1994, Cooper was one of twelve NDP MPPs to vote against Bill 167, a government bill int
- In 1994, Pilkey was one of twelve NDP MPPs to vote against Bill 167, a government bill whi
- She was one of seventeen NDP MPPs to successfully retain their seats in that elec
- that returned Members of Provincial Parliament ( MPPs) to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario at Quee
- LAs) and then Members of Provincial Parliament ( MPPs) to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario.
- LAs) and then Members of Provincial Parliament ( MPPs) to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario.
- As one of the few NDP MPPs to represent a rural constituency in southern O
- ral incumbent Members of Provincial Parliament ( MPPs) to compete against one another for renominatio
- Many Conservatives MPPs under Harris were openly dismissive of Davis-er
- Since 1990 the position has been elected by MPPs using a secret ballot.
- As new MPPs were usually sworn in in alphabetical order, Lu
- Legislature, he was one of six Northern Ontario MPPs who absented themselves from a vote to censure
- of twelve NDP Member of Provincial Parliament ( MPPs) who voted against Bill 167, a government bill
- d elected many Member of Provincial Parliament ( MPPs) who had little experience in politics and no e
