Walter Thomson

Walter Cunningham Thomson (1895-1964) was a politican in Ontario, Canada. He was first elected to the Canadian House of Commons in the 1949 federal election. In 1950, he left federal politics and was elected leader of the Ontario Liberal Party, defeating social reformer Harry Cassidy. In the 1951 Ontario provincial election, he failed to win election to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, and the Liberals lost six of the 13 seats they had previously held. He remained leader of the party for another three years due to its state of disorganization, and was replaced by Farquhar Oliver in 1954.
Preceded by:
Farquhar Oliver
Ontario Liberal leaders Succeeded by:
Farquhar Oliver
Thomson, Walter Thomson, Walter Thomson, Walter Thomson, Walter

 

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