Ministry of Intergovernmental Affairs (Ontario)

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The Ministry of Intergovernmental Affairs is responsible for intergovernmental affairs between the Canadian province of Ontario and the other provinces and territories and the Canadian government. The ministry's goal is to strengthen national unity and Ontario's role within Canada. The current minister is Doug Ford, who also serves as the premier of Ontario; the position is often held concurrently by the premier.

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Ministry of Intergovernmental Affairs
Ministère des Affaires intergouvernementales (French)
Ministry overview
Formed1978
JurisdictionGovernment of Ontario
Ministers responsible
  • Doug Ford, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
  • Norm Miller, Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
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The Provincial Secretary and Registrar of Ontario, Minister of Economics and Provincial Relations and Ministry of Federal-Provincial Relations were the positions formerly responsible for intergovernmental affairs.

List of ministers

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Portrait Name Term of office Tenure Political party
(Ministry)
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Treasurer and Minister of Economics and Intergovernmental Affairs PC
(Davis)
Charles MacNaughtonSeptember 7, 1972March 15, 1973130 days
John WhiteJanuary 15, 1973June 18, 19752 years, 154 days
Darcy McKeoughJune 18, 1975August 16, 19783 years, 59 days
Frank MillerAugust 16, 1978August 30, 19791 year, 14 days
Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
Thomas Leonard WellsAugust 30, 1979February 8, 19856 years, 176 days
Frank MillerFebruary 8, 1985May 1, 198582 days PC
(Miller)
Concurrently Premier
Reuben BaetzMay 17, 1985June 26, 198540 days
David PetersonJune 26, 1985October 1, 19905 years, 97 days Liberal
(Peterson)
Concurrently Premier
Bob RaeOctober 1, 1990February 1, 19934 years, 268 days NDP
(Rae)
Concurrently Premier
Dianne CunninghamJune 26, 1995June 17, 19993 years, 356 days PC
(Harris)
Norm SterlingJune 17, 1999February 8, 20011 year, 236 days
Brenda ElliottFebruary 8, 2001April 14, 20021 year, 65 days
Ernie EvesApril 15, 2002October 22, 20031 year, 190 days PC
(Eves)
Concurrently Premier
Dalton McGuintyOctober 23, 2003July 29, 20051 year, 279 days Liberal
(McGuinty)
Concurrently Premier
Marie BountrogianniJuly 29, 2005October 30, 20072 years, 93 days
Dalton McGuintyOctober 30, 2007January 18, 20102 years, 80 days Concurrently Premier
Monique SmithJanuary 18, 2010October 20, 20111 year, 275 days
Dalton McGuintyOctober 20, 2011February 11, 20131 year, 114 days Concurrently Premier
Laurel BrotenFebruary 11, 2013July 2, 2013141 days Liberal
(Wynne)
Kathleen WynneFebruary 11, 2013June 29, 20185 years, 138 days Concurrently Premier
Doug FordJune 29, 2018present6 years, 275 days PC
(Ford)
Concurrently Premier
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Note: James Allan is named "Minister of Economics and Federal and Provincial Relations" from January 27, 1961 to November 8, 1961.

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