Ministry of Energy (Ontario)

The Ministry of Energy’s responsibility is ensuring that Ontario’s electricity system functions with reliability and productivity, and promoting innovation in the energy sector. In April 2002, it was renamed the Ministry of Energy, with the newly created Ministry of Enterprise, Opportunity and Innovation taking over responsibility for its science and technology portfolio.^[1] It was integrated as the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure between 2007 and 2010, before it was split back into the Ministry of Energy on August 18, 2010.

The Minister of Energy is the Honourable Bob Chiarelli.

List of Ministers

Darcy McKeough, 1973-1975
Dennis Timbrell, 1975–1977
James Taylor, 1977-1978
Reuben Baetz, 1978 (January–August)
James Auld, 1978–1979
Bob Welch, 1979–1983
Philip Andrewes, 1983–1985
George Lyle Ashe, 1985 (February–May)
Mike Harris, (May–June)
Vince Kerrio, 1985–1987
Bob Wong, 1987–1989
Lyn McLeod, 1989–1990
Jenny Carter, 1990–1991
William A. Ferguson, 1991–1992
Brian Charlton, 1992–1993
Bud Wildman, 1993–1995 (also Environment)
Brenda Elliott, 1995–1996 (also Environment)
Norm Sterling, 1996–1997 (also Environment)
Jim Wilson, 1997–2002 (also Science and Technology)
Chris Stockwell 2002 (also Environment)
John Baird, 2002–2003
Dwight Duncan, 2003–2005
Donna Cansfield, 2005–2006
Dwight Duncan, 2006–2007 (2nd time)
Gerry Phillips 2007–2008
George Smitherman, 2008–2009 (also Infrastructure)
Gerry Phillips, 2009–2010 (also Infrastructure)
Brad Duguid, 2010–2011
Chris Bentley, 2011–2013
Bob Chiarelli, 2013–present

References

↑ "Eves' picks raise fears of deficits, Tories say". National Post, 16 April 2002.

External links

Government of Ontario Departments and Agencies

Ministries	Aboriginal Affairs Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Attorney General Cabinet Office Children and Youth Services Citizenship, Immigration and International Trade Community and Social Services Community Safety and Correctional Services/Solicitor General of Ontario Economic Development, Employment and Infrastructure Education Energy Environment and Climate Change Finance Government and Consumer Services Health and Long-Term Care Intergovernmental Affairs Labour Municipal Affairs and Housing Natural Resources and Forestry Northern Development and Mines Research and Innovation Tourism, Culture and Sport Training, Colleges and Universities Transportation

Boards, Commissions and Officers	Alcohol and Gaming Commission Auditor General Chief Electoral Officer Civilian Police Commission Energy Board Environmental Commissioner Fairness Commissioner Film Review Board Human Rights Commission Information and Privacy Commissioner Integrity Commissioner Landlord and Tenant Board Liquor Control Board Mining and Lands Commissioner Municipal Board Niagara Escarpment Commission Niagara Parks Commission Ombudsman Securities Commission St. Lawrence Parks Commission Workplace Safety & Insurance Board

Agencies	Agricorp Cancer Care Clean Water Conservation eHealth Elections Independent Electricity System Operator Heritage Trust Hydro One Lottery and Gaming Corporation Metrolinx Municipal Property Assessment Corporation Northland Transportation Ornge Parks Power Generation Real Estate Council Royal Ontario Museum Science Centre Science North Trillium Foundation

Provincial Services	Archives Crown Attorney Forensic Sciences Provincial Police ServiceOntario Special Investigations Unit

Other	Executive Council Arts Council Francophone Affairs Parliament Network Seniors' Secretariat TFO TVO Women's Directorate List of defunct Ontario ministries and agencies Management Board Secretariat (Ontario) Agent-General

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