|Gordon Waldron |align="right"|3,698 |} |- |Conservative |David Spence |align="right"|10,705 |Liberal |William Douglas |align="right"| 5,487 |James Simpson |align="right"| 2,723 |} |- |Conservative |David Spence |align="right"|14,483 |Liberal |Kenneth A. Christie |align="right"|5,299 |} |- |Conservative |David Spence |align="right"| 11,897 |Liberal |Bertram Tipping |align="right"| 4,133 |} |- |Conservative |David Spence |align="right"|11,713 |Liberal |Angus Gillies |align="right"| 5,823 |} |- |Conservative |David Spence |align="right"| 9,619 |Liberal |John Leslie Prentice |align="right"| 7,761 |Co-operative Commonwealth |Rose Henderson |align="right"| 3,249 |} |- |Herbert Alexander Bruce |align="right"| 13,605 |Liberal |Jack Travers |align="right"| 12,487 |} |- |Progressive Conservative |Herbert Alexander Bruce |align="right"|11,588 |Liberal |Jack Travers |align="right"|9,981 |Co-operative Commonwealth |Ford Brand |align="right"| 4,188 |} |- |Progressive Conservative |Harold Timmins |align="right"| 8,212 |Liberal |John Hunter |align="right"| 7,569 |Co-operative Commonwealth |Ford Brand |align="right"| 6,470 |Unknown |Elizabeth Morton |align="right"| 966 |Unknown |Len Palmer |align="right"| 64 |} |- |Liberal |John Hunter |align="right"| 12,876 |Progressive Conservative |Harold Timmins |align="right"| 10,137 |Co-operative Commonwealth |Arthur Waters |align="right"| 6,242 |} |- |Liberal |John Hunter |align="right"|10,391 |Progressive Conservative |Irene McBrien |align="right"| 6,788 |Co-operative Commonwealth |Archie A. Chisholm |align="right"| 3,788 |} |- |Progressive Conservative |Arthur Maloney |align="right"| 9,882 |Liberal |John Hunter |align="right"| 7,671 |Co-operative Commonwealth |Archie A. Chisholm |align="right"| 3,979 |Independent PC |John Boland |align="right"| 342 |} |- |Progressive Conservative |Arthur Maloney |align="right"| 13,640 |Liberal |John Hunter |align="right"| 8,599 |Co-operative Commonwealth |Archie A. Chisholm |align="right"| 3,492 |} |- |Liberal |Stanley Haidasz |align="right"| 10,780 |Progressive Conservative |Arthur Maloney |align="right"| 8,946 |New Democratic |Tom Campbell |align="right"| 5,759 |} |- |Liberal |Stanley Haidasz |align="right"| 12,694 |Progressive Conservative |William C. Dymond |align="right"|6,308 |New Democratic |Tom Campbell |align="right"| 5,538 |} |- |Liberal |Stanley Haidasz |align="right"| 11,974 |Progressive Conservative |Felicity Cochrane |align="right"| 6,104 |New Democratic |Ralph Dye |align="right"| 5,194 |} |- |Liberal |Stanley Haidasz |align="right"|14,717 |New Democratic |Bruce Rogers |align="right"| 8,983 |Progressive Conservative |Kay Armstrong |align="right"|5,057 |} |- |Liberal |Stanley Haidasz |align="right"| 12,214 |Progressive Conservative |Lubor J. Zink |align="right"| 8,990 |New Democratic |Mike Gurstein |align="right"| 6,478 |No affiliation |Dennis Deveau |align="right"| 201 |} |- |Liberal |Stanley Haidasz |align="right"| 13,134 |Progressive Conservative |Lubor J. Zink |align="right"| 7,133 |New Democratic |Evelyn Cotter |align="right"| 4,479 |Independent |Terence Young |align="right"| 144 |} |- |Progressive Conservative |Yuri Shymko |align="right"| 6,759 |Liberal |Art Eggleton |align="right"| 5,721 |New Democratic |Doug Little |align="right"| 4,806 |} References Former federal electoral districts of Ontario Federal electoral districts of Toronto