Ontario New Democratic Party Shadow Cabinet of the 40th Legislative Assembly of Ontario

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The Ontario New Democratic Party Shadow Cabinet for the 40th Legislative Assembly of Ontario was announced on October 25, 2011.

CriticPortfolioDuration
Andrea Horwath Leader of the NDP 2009-2022
Intergovernmental Affairs 2009-2014
Teresa Armstrong Training, Colleges & Universities 2011-2014
Seniors 2011-2014
Gilles Bisson House Leader 2011–2014
Transportation 2010–2014
Sarah Campbell Natural Resources 2011-2014
Aboriginal Affairs 2011–2014
Cheri DiNovo Community and Social Services 2011–2014
Women's Issues 2011-2014
Whip 2011-2014
Cindy Forster Municipal Affairs & Housing 2011-2014
France Gélinas Health and Long Term Care 2007–2014
Francophone Affairs 2008–2014
Michael Mantha Northern Development & Mines 2011–2014
Rosario Marchese Economic Development & Innovation 2011–2014
Greater Toronto Area Issues2009–2014
Paul Miller Government Services 2009–2014
Sport2011–2014
Tourism and Culture 2011–2014
Taras Natyshak Labour 2011–2014
Community Safety and Correctional Services 2011–2014
Infrastructure 2011–2014
Michael Prue Finance 2011–2014
Citizenship and Immigration 2011-2014
Jonah Schein Environment 2011–2014
Urban Transportation2011-2014
Jagmeet Singh Attorney General 2011–2014
Consumer Services 2011-2014
Peter Tabuns Energy 2007–2014
Education 2011-2014
Monique Taylor Children and Youth Services 2011–2014
John Vanthof Agriculture, Food & Rural Affairs 2011-2014

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