Trinity

Shane

Williams

Trinity

Ontario, 1935–1988

Wikipedia: Trinity was an electoral district in Ontario, Canada, that was represented in the House of Commons of Canada, 1935 to 1988. It covered a portion of western Toronto, Ontario. Its name comes from the Trinity–Bellwoods area where Trinity College, Toronto was located.

1984 General Election

Aideen Nicholson	Liberal Party of Canada	9,811

David English	New Democratic Party	6,712

Peter Rekai	Progressive Conservative Party	5,120

Susan Berlin	Green Party of Canada	341
Peter W. Ring	Libertarian Party of Canada	255
Mike Palangio	Communist Party of Canada	195
Ted Ma	Party for the Commonwealth of Canada	73

1980 General Election

Aideen Nicholson	Liberal Party of Canada	12,628

Manuel Azevedo	New Democratic Party	5,005

Richard Boraks	Progressive Conservative Party	3,695

Vijay Basdeo	Libertarian Party of Canada	412
William Kashtan	Communist Party of Canada	159
Aili Waldman	Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada	57

1979 General Election

Aideen Nicholson	Liberal Party of Canada	10,206

Manuel Azevedo	New Democratic Party	5,504

Frank Lacka	Progressive Conservative Party	4,843

Maureen Cain	Libertarian Party of Canada	482
Mike Palangio	Communist Party of Canada	192
Aili Waldman	Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada	65

1974 General Election

Aideen Nicholson	Liberal Party of Canada	10,683

Paul Theodore Hellyer	Progressive Conservative Party	6,537

Jonathan Cohen	New Democratic Party	2,637

Mike Palangio	Communist Party of Canada	234
Jim Turnbull	Marxist-Leninist Party of Canada	90
Martin K. Weiche	Independent	64

1972 General Election

Paul Theodore Hellyer	Progressive Conservative Party	8,518

Aideen Nicholson	Liberal Party of Canada	8,334

Edward Boucher	New Democratic Party	3,725

Norman Freed	No affiliation	330
Rae Greig	No affiliation	134

1968 General Election

Paul Theodore Hellyer	Liberal Party of Canada	13,126

Ed Robertson	Progressive Conservative Party	5,360

Jim De Candole	New Democratic Party	4,177

1965 General Election

Paul Theodore Hellyer	Liberal Party of Canada	9,897

John Brazill	Progressive Conservative Party	4,375

Enzo Ragno	New Democratic Party	2,773

1963 General Election

Paul Theodore Hellyer	Liberal Party of Canada	10,595

John Wasylenko	Progressive Conservative Party	5,171

Thomas Paton	New Democratic Party	3,512

Leslie Morris	Communist Party of Canada	391

1962 General Election

Paul Theodore Hellyer	Liberal Party of Canada	9,615

Stanley Frolick	Progressive Conservative Party	6,124

Thomas Paton	New Democratic Party	3,740

Leslie Morris	Communist Party of Canada	449
Peter D'Agostino	Independent	295
David E. Hartman	Social Credit Party of Canada	227

1958 By-Election

Paul Theodore Hellyer	Liberal Party of Canada	5,175

Joe Lesniak	Progressive Conservative Party	4,404

John Elchuk	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	1,724

Sam Walsh	Labor-Progressive Party	488

1958 General Election

Edward Russell Lockyer	Progressive Conservative Party	10,203

Stanley Haidasz	Liberal Party of Canada	8,177

Frank Ancevich	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	3,170

John D. Macleod	Labor-Progressive Party	851

1957 General Election

Stanley Haidasz	Liberal Party of Canada	7,068

Wilfrid Gordon Pilsworth	Progressive Conservative Party	6,564

Frank Ancevich	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	4,343

John Weir	Labor-Progressive Party	764

David Roland Milne	Social Credit Party of Canada	539

1954 By-Election

Donald D. Carrick	Liberal Party of Canada	5,589

Willson Woodside	Progressive Conservative Party	4,237

Herman A. Voaden	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	3,700

William Kashtan	Labor-Progressive Party	953

1953 General Election

Lionel Pretoria Conacher	Liberal Party of Canada	8,056

Stanley Frolick	Progressive Conservative Party	6,019

Herman A. Voaden	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	3,877

Timothy Buck	Labor-Progressive Party	1,725

1949 General Election

Lionel Pretoria Conacher	Liberal Party of Canada	10,389

Lawrence Wilton Skey	Progressive Conservative Party	8,423

John D. Macleod	Labor-Progressive Party	6,438

Herman Voaden	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	4,522

1945 General Election

Lawrence Wilton Skey	Progressive Conservative Party	8,908

Ernest Charlton Bogart	Liberal Party of Canada	8,817

Timothy Buck	Labor-Progressive Party	7,488

Herman A. Voaden	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	3,425

1940 General Election

Arthur Wentworth Roebuck	Liberal Party of Canada	14,901

George Reginald Geary	National Government	11,617

Douglas Stewart	Independent	1,071

1935 General Election

Hugh John Plaxton	Liberal Party of Canada	10,472

George Reginald Geary	Conservative Party of Canada (1867-1942)	9,607

William Alexander Gunn	Reconstruction Party	3,266

Carlo Lamberti	Co-op. Commonwealth Federation	1,801

Norman Freed	Communist Party of Canada	1,470

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