Steve Clark

Political record

Party history

Mar 4, 2010 → Apr 8, 20261 parties3 elections

Party startElection

Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario
Mar 4, 2010 → Present
16y 1m
General Election
Mar 4, 2010
Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario · Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes, Ontario
General Election
Mar 4, 2010
Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario · Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes, Ontario
General Election
Mar 4, 2010
Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario · Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes, Ontario

2015

2020

2025

Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario

Mar 2010

16y 1m

General Election

Mar 2010

General Election

Mar 2010

General Election

Mar 2010

Profile overview

Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario

Parliament 44

Session 1

ConstituencyLeeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes

ProvinceOntario

Current mandateFeb 27, 2025 - Present

Latest voteDec 11, 2025

Voting summary

Total votes

Bills voted

Yea6

Nay2

Paired0

Abstain0

Positions

Commissioner, Board of Internal Economy44th Parliament - Present

Parliamentary Assistant to the Premier44th Parliament - Present

Government House Leader44th Parliament - Present

Parliamentary Assistant to the Premier43rd Parliament -

Government House Leader43rd Parliament -

Chair, Standing Committee on Social Policy43rd Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on Social Policy43rd Parliament -

Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing43rd Parliament -

Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing42nd Parliament -

Critic for Ethics and Accountability41st Parliament -

Deputy Opposition House Leader41st Parliament -

Vice-Chair, Standing Committee on the Legislative Assembly41st Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on the Legislative Assembly41st Parliament -

Deputy Leader, Official Opposition41st Parliament -

Critic, Tourism, Culture and Sport41st Parliament -

Opposition House Leader41st Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on Estimates40th Parliament -

Critic, Community Safety and Correctional Services40th Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on the Legislative Assembly40th Parliament -

Deputy Opposition House Leader40th Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on the Legislative Assembly40th Parliament -

Critic, Municipal Affairs and Housing40th Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on the Legislative Assembly39th Parliament -

Critic, Democratic Reform39th Parliament -

Critic, Citizenship and Immigration39th Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on General Government39th Parliament -

Commissioner, Board of Internal Economy44th Parliament - Present

Parliamentary Assistant to the Premier44th Parliament - Present

Government House Leader44th Parliament - Present

Parliamentary Assistant to the Premier43rd Parliament -

Government House Leader43rd Parliament -

Chair, Standing Committee on Social Policy43rd Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on Social Policy43rd Parliament -

Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing43rd Parliament -

Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing42nd Parliament -

Critic for Ethics and Accountability41st Parliament -

Deputy Opposition House Leader41st Parliament -

Vice-Chair, Standing Committee on the Legislative Assembly41st Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on the Legislative Assembly41st Parliament -

Deputy Leader, Official Opposition41st Parliament -

Critic, Tourism, Culture and Sport41st Parliament -

Opposition House Leader41st Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on Estimates40th Parliament -

Critic, Community Safety and Correctional Services40th Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on the Legislative Assembly40th Parliament -

Deputy Opposition House Leader40th Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on the Legislative Assembly40th Parliament -

Critic, Municipal Affairs and Housing40th Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on the Legislative Assembly39th Parliament -

Critic, Democratic Reform39th Parliament -

Critic, Citizenship and Immigration39th Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on General Government39th Parliament -

Commissioner, Board of Internal Economy44th Parliament - Present

Parliamentary Assistant to the Premier44th Parliament - Present

Government House Leader44th Parliament - Present

Parliamentary Assistant to the Premier43rd Parliament -

Government House Leader43rd Parliament -

Chair, Standing Committee on Social Policy43rd Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on Social Policy43rd Parliament -

Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing43rd Parliament -

Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing42nd Parliament -

Critic for Ethics and Accountability41st Parliament -

Deputy Opposition House Leader41st Parliament -

Vice-Chair, Standing Committee on the Legislative Assembly41st Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on the Legislative Assembly41st Parliament -

Deputy Leader, Official Opposition41st Parliament -

Critic, Tourism, Culture and Sport41st Parliament -

Opposition House Leader41st Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on Estimates40th Parliament -

Critic, Community Safety and Correctional Services40th Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on the Legislative Assembly40th Parliament -

Deputy Opposition House Leader40th Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on the Legislative Assembly40th Parliament -

Critic, Municipal Affairs and Housing40th Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on the Legislative Assembly39th Parliament -

Critic, Democratic Reform39th Parliament -

Critic, Citizenship and Immigration39th Parliament -

Member, Standing Committee on General Government39th Parliament -

Ridings

Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes - Present

Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes -

Bill Votes 5

Compare with

Bill 60, Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act, 2025

Speeds transit and road work. Changes tenant evictions, limits bike lane conversions, and shifts water services to cities. New fees and rules affect builders and drivers.

Votes • Steve Clark

YeaProgressive Conservative Party of Ontario

Second Reading of Bill 60 to amend various Acts and enact the Water and Wastewater Public Corporations Act, 2025.

Nov 27, 2025Royal Assent

Bill 60

Bill 58, Franco-Ontarian Bookstore Promotion and Protection Act, 2025

Schools and libraries must buy French books from approved local bookstores. It blocks secret discounts and may fund upgrades for these shops.

Votes • Steve Clark

NayProgressive Conservative Party of Ontario

Second Reading of Bill 58 concerning Franco-Ontarian bookstores and other Franco-Ontarian cultural institutions.

Nov 17, 2025Second Reading

Bill 58

Ontario fast-tracks mines, rewrites species law

Ontario would speed mines and key projects, create special zones, and change species protection. Energy agencies could avoid suppliers from certain countries; some local and heritage rules could be skipped.

Votes • Steve Clark

YeaProgressive Conservative Party of Ontario

Second Reading of Bill 5 concerning enactment of the Special Economic Zones Act, 2025 and related amendments.

Jun 5, 2025Royal Assent

Bill 5

Bill 33, Supporting Children and Students Act, 2025

Ontario boosts oversight of child welfare, schools, and colleges. Expect more audits, clearer admissions, possible police in schools, and new rules on student fees and research safety.

Votes • Steve Clark

YeaProgressive Conservative Party of Ontario

Second Reading of Bill 33 to amend Acts relating to child, youth and family services, education, and colleges and universities.

Nov 20, 2025Royal Assent

Bill 33

Bill 40, Protect Ontario by Securing Affordable Energy for Generations Act, 2025

Large users like data centres face new connection rules. Some grid costs may move from electricity bills to taxes, which could lower rates but shift costs to taxpayers.

Votes • Steve Clark

YeaProgressive Conservative Party of Ontario

Second Reading of Bill 40 to amend statutes concerning energy, the electrical sector and public utilities.

Dec 11, 2025Royal Assent

Bill 40

Other Votes 3

Division 492765196
Outcome: N/A
Yea
Date
Nov 17, 2025
Chamber
unicameral
Representative vote
Yea
Party
Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario
Constituency
Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes
Motion summary
Motion for closure on the amendment to the amendment concerning report writing proceedings of the Standing Committee on Justice Policy on Intimate Partner Violence.
Division 385684889
Outcome: N/A
Nay
Date
Nov 17, 2025
Chamber
unicameral
Representative vote
Nay
Party
Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario
Constituency
Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes
Motion summary
Motion urging the Government of Ontario to establish a youth wage subsidy program to create jobs in Ontario for young Ontarians.
Division 1103590161
Outcome: N/A
Yea
Date
Nov 6, 2025
Chamber
unicameral
Representative vote
Yea
Party
Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario
Constituency
Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes
Motion summary
Allocation of time motion for Bills 60, 33 and 40 concerning various Acts and the Water and Wastewater Public Corporations Act, 2025.