Subject letter r Committee Hansard index Parliament 43 Session 1

Committee subject index

Letter: R

Racism
- anti-Black racism
  - and unemployment
    - Collard, F200
    - Gretzky, F199
Racism and anti-racism
- Anti-Racism Directorate
  - government funding
    - Karpoche, HE1310–HE1312
    - McGregor, HE1310–HE1312
  - mandate
    - Karpoche, HE1312–HE1313, HE1319
    - McGregor, HE1312, HE1319
- government funding
  - McGregor, HE1316–HE1317
  - Sabawy, HE1316
- government strategy
  - Karpoche, HE1319
  - McGregor, HE1308–HE1309, HE1319, HE1325
  - Rae, HE1325
Rail service
- Ontario Northland passenger rail service
  - French, HE1276
  - Sarkaria, HE1272–HE1273, HE1276
  - Smith, Dave, HE1273
Rail service - by region
- northern Ontario
  - Smith, Dave, HE1272
Rare diseases
- government funding
  - Harris, F1171
Real Estate Council of Ontario
- board
  - compensation
    - Gélinas, P207
  - composition
    - Bell, P202
    - Byers, P205
    - Gélinas, P207
- compliance
  - consumer protection regulations
    - Smith, L., P199
  - risk assessment for noncompliance
    - Smith, L., P199
- consumer protection role
  - Gélinas, P208
- cooling-off periods
  - Crawford, P205
- criminal background checks
  - Kanapathi, P203
- enforcement
  - fines
    - Bell, P200
    - Smith, L., P204
  - public reporting
    - Smith, L., P204
- and FINTRAC/money laundering prevention
  - Crawford, P204–P205
- and Francophone consumers
  - Gélinas, P207
- inspections
  - criteria
    - Gélinas, P206
- and Ministry of Public and Business Service Delivery
  - Collard, P208
- processes
  - complaints
    - Bell, P199–P200
    - Skelly, P199
  - disbursement of funds
    - Skelly, P197–P198
- public outreach
  - Gélinas, P205
- Sunshine List coverage
  - Gélinas, P207
- transaction data collection
  - Kanapathi, P203
Real estate industry
- commission rates
  - Collard, P203
  - Gélinas, P206
  - Skelly, P198
- fraudulent home sales
  - Bell, P201
- money laundering prevention
  - Real Estate Council of Ontario
    - Bell, P200–P201
- multiple representation
  - conflicts of interest, potential for
    - Gélinas, P207–P208
    - Skelly, P197
- regulatory reform
  - Coe, JP371
  - Rasheed, JP371
Real estate market
- financialization of housing
  - Bell, HE384
- first-time home-buyers
  - Byers, F1513
- home sales, taxes
  - as development incentive
    - Crawford, F366
- real estate investment trusts
  - Glover, F1511
Reclaiming Power and Place: The Final Report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
(National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, 2019)
- recommendations
  - Wong-Tam, JP972
Reducing Gridlock, Saving You Time Act, 2024 (Bill 212)
- Bell, HE1399, HE1407–HE1408, HE1421, HE1435, HE1465–HE1468, HE1475, HE1477
- Bresee, HE1410–HE1411, HE1423–HE1424, HE1431–HE1432, HE1437–HE1438, HE1474
- French, HE1394–HE1395, HE1399–1400, HE1402, HE1409, HE1411, HE1421–HE1422, HE1429–HE1430, HE1438, HE1442–HE1451, HE1453–HE1461, HE1465–HE1466, HE1468–HE1474, HE1476–HE1478
- Grewal, HE1401–HE1402, HE1413–HE1414, HE1423
- Harden, HE1387, HE1391–HE1392, HE1402–HE1403, HE1411–HE1412, HE1417–HE1418, HE1426–HE1427, HE1430, HE1435–HE1436, HE1438–HE1439, HE1441–HE1455, HE1459
- Hogarth, HE1465
- Kanapathi, HE1393–HE1394, HE1442
- McMahon, HE1390, HE1392–HE1393, HE1395–HE1396, HE1400, HE1403, HE1409, HE1412–HE1413, HE1419, HE1422, HE1427–HE1428, HE1430–HE1431, HE1436–HE1437, HE1442, HE1451–HE1452, HE1454–HE1460, HE1468, HE1475–HE1477
- Pierre, HE1405, HE1429
- Rae, HE1396, HE1419–HE1420, HE1431, HE1437, HE1443, HE1445, HE1448, HE1453, HE1472–HE1473
- Sandhu, HE1404, HE1428–1429
- Sarkaria, HE1387–HE1396
- consultations
  - Bell, HE1467
  - French, HE1466
  - Harden, HE1442
Reducing Inefficiences Act (Infrastructure Statute Law Amendments), 2023 (Bill 69)
- Bowman, HE404–HE405, HE407
- French, HE416
- Grewal, HE415
- Harden, HE406–HE407, HE415–HE416
- McGregor, HE413–HE415
- McMahon, HE407–HE408, HE413, HE416
- Pang, HE405
- Sabawy, HE405, HE409
- Shaw, HE403–HE404, HE411–HE412, HE415
- Smith, L., HE406, HE418
- Surma, HE401–HE409
- Thanigasalam, HE408, HE417
- Schedule 1: class environmental assessments
  - stakeholder consultation
    - Shaw, F404
Refugees
- community supports and initiatives
  - MacLeod, F1447
- health care services
  - access to
    - McMahon, HE679
Refugees - resettlement
- funding for
  - jurisdiction
    - Andrew, HE682
Regenerative medicine.
see also Ontario Institute for Regenerative Medicine
Regional Municipality of Durham
- Transit-Oriented Development Office
  - McMahon, HE711
Registered cardiology technologists
- regulation of
  - Martin, SP272
  - review by Health Professionals Regulatory Council
    - Gélinas, SP273–SP274
Registered Practical Nurses
- compensation
  - home care vs. other organizations
    - Gélinas, SP746
Regulations
- reduction
  - government strategy
    - Dixon, JP393
    - Gill, JP393
Regulations - business
- and COVID-19
  - Gill, F830
  - Triantafilopoulos, F830
- digital access
  - Gill, JP170
- general remarks
  - Smith, David, F286
- government strategy
  - Gill, JP169–JP171
- impact on small business
  - Dowie, F131
- reduction
  - as economic policy
    - Babikian, F1938
    - Bowman, F835
    - Byers, F829
    - Clark, F1924
    - Coe, F1937
    - Cuzzetto, F835
    - Ghamari, F114
    - Gill, F112, F114, F822–F823, F829–F830, F836, F838, JP189
    - Hamid, F1932
    - Harris, F1931–F1933, F1937–F1938
    - Smith, David, F112
    - Triantafilopoulos, F830
  - general remarks
    - Gill, F109
Regulatory policy
- and Indigenous consultation
  - Gill, F838
  - Smith, David, F838
- and public safety
  - Bowman, F827–F828
  - Sarkaria, F827–F828
- reform
  - Pierre, F2433
- review
  - Gallagher Murphy, F837
  - Gill, F831, F837
Renewable energy
- rates
  - Tabuns, IN691
- revenue, investment into
  - Blais, F320
Renewable energy contracts
- cancellation
  - Lecce, IN588
  - Shaw, IN588
Rent control
- and affordable housing supply
  - Bowman, F899
  - Fraser, F1444
  - Hazell, F902–F903
  - Kernaghan, F892
- exemptions, impact of
  - Harden, HE436
- general remarks
  - Fraser, F1444
Rental housing
- air conditioning. see also Rental housing - tenant protections–seasonal fees
  - access to
    - Grewal, HE467
    - Thanigasalam, HE450
  - billing policy
    - Bell, HE520–HE522
    - McGregor, HE521
    - McMahon, HE439–HE440, HE465
    - Smith, L., HE521
  - installation, inspection by landlord
    - Rae, HE520
  - installation, tenant reimbursement
    - McMahon, HE520
- complaints process and resolution
  - Rental Housing Enforcement Unit. see Rental Housing Enforcement Unit
- construction
  - Cambridge
    - Sabawy, HE775
- demolition or conversion
  - ministerial authority, regulations. see also City of Toronto Act, 2006, SO 2006, c 11, S A–land use planning, ministerial authority; Municipal Act, 2001, SO 2001, c 25–land use planning, ministerial authority
    - Bell, HE495
    - McMahon, HE496
    - Rae, HE495–HE496
  - municipal authority
    - Bell, HE502–HE503
    - McMahon, HE503
    - Rae, HE503
- general remarks
  - Fife, F715
- landlord and tenant relations
  - Anand, F1870
- maintenance and repair
  - Harden, HE226
- mid-density
  - construction
    - Bell, HE224
    - McMahon, HE224
    - Smith, L., HE247
- purpose-built, redevelopment of
  - tenant return
    - Bell, HE251, HE253–HE254, HE257–HE258, HE263, HE283, HE285
    - Harden, HE198–HE199, HE226, HE242, HE250, HE252, HE254–HE256, HE283
    - Pang, HE253
    - Smith, L., HE254
- regulatory environment
  - Harden, HE436
- repair or renovation
  - municipal authority
    - Bell, HE503–HE504
    - Rae, HE503–HE504
- right of return
  - Bell, HE1181
- rooming houses
  - McMahon, HE145
- short term rentals
  - regulation
    - Bell, HE1190
    - Calandra, HE1190
- short-term rentals, illegal
  - Bell, HE585
- supply level
  - maintenance of
    - McMahon, HE466
- tenant protections
  - Kernaghan, F709–F710
- vacancy decontrol
  - Bell, HE528
  - Fife, F461
  - Harden, HE445
  - Kernaghan, F463
Rental housing - affordable
- Bell, HE45, HE79, HE142, HE204, HE224, HE245, HE249–HE250
- Harden, HE250
- McMahon, HE251
- Rakocevic, HE955
- Sabawy, HE47
- availability levels
  - Harden, HE445
- availability of
  - Sabawy, HE145
- development of
  - general remarks
    - Harden, HE153
Rental housing - development
- factors affecting
  - Sabawy, HE485–HE486
- purpose-built
  - Bell, HE1186
  - Calandra, HE1185–HE1186
  - Fife, F876
  - barriers to
    - Byers, F879
    - Triantafilopoulos, F881–F882
  - inter-ministerial cooperation
    - Fife, F876
Rental Housing Enforcement Unit
- program structure and funding
  - Bell, HE576
Rental housing - evictions
- due to conversion or renovations
  - municipal authority, Toronto
    - Bell, HE493–HE494
    - McMahon, HE493–HE494
    - Rae, HE494
  - permits, acquirement of
    - Bell, HE522
    - McMahon, HE522
- due to demolition
  - McMahon, HE437
- due to renovations
  - alternative unit replacement
    - Bell, HE525–HE527
    - McMahon, HE526
  - criteria
    - Bell, HE494–HE495
    - McMahon, HE495
  - impact on senior citizens
    - Fraser, F2282
  - notice requirements, reports
    - fines and penaltlies, enforcement
      - Bell, HE523
  - reform
    - Clark, HE424
  - tenant return
    - Grewal, HE466
  - tenant return, notification process
    - Bell, HE523–HE524
    - McMahon, HE523
- illegal evictions
  - fines and penalties, enforcement
    - Bell, HE426, HE439, HE461
    - McMahon, HE524
  - fines and penalties, payment to tenant
    - Bell, HE524–HE525
  - fines and penaltlies, enforcement
    - Smith, L., HE525
    - statements by stakeholders
      - Bell, HE525
  - tenant return
    - Bell, HE527
- legislative reform
  - Grewal, HE466
- termination application, notice process
  - Bell, HE528
Rental housing - replacement
- tenant protections
  - Bell, HE1185
Rental housing - tenant protections
- during building demolition
  - Anand, F1871
  - Bell, F1870, F1905
  - Fife, F1871
- renovictions
  - Bell, F1869
- replacement bylaws
  - Bell, HE426, HE438, HE462, HE484, HE496
  - Clark, HE426
  - Pang, HE495
  - Rae, HE496
  - regulatory framework, ministerial authority
    - Clark, HE424
  - tenant compensation
    - Bell, HE426
- seasonal fees
  - Bell, HE521
Reports referred to committee
- 2019 Annual Report: Ministry of Attorney General (Auditor General)
  - Bouma, P13–P14
  - Byers, P29–P30
  - Crawford, P24
  - Gélinas, P13–P14
  - McCarthy, P12, P14, P17–P18, P30–P32
  - Skelly, P14, P19, P25, P31
  - Smith, L., P23–P24, P31
  - Wong-Tam, P12–P14, P20–P22, P26–P28
- 2019 Annual Report: Ministry of the Attorney General (Auditor General)
  - criminal court system
    - Kanapathi, P64–P65
    - Skelly, P62–P64
    - Smith, L., P56–P59
    - Vaugeois, P65–P66
    - Wong-Tam, P59–P62, P66–P68
- 2021 Annual Report: Ministry of Health/ Ontario Health (Auditor General of Ontario
  - Byers, P45
  - Collard, P42, P48
  - Crawford, P44–P45
  - Gélinas, P39–P42, P46–P52
  - Kanapathi, P43–P44
  - Martin, P37–P38, P49
  - McCarthy, P36, P52
  - Smith, L., P38–P39
- 2022 Annual Report: Ministry of Energy (Auditor General of Ontario)
  - Ontario Energy Board
    - Bouma, P191
    - Crawford, P185–P186
    - Cuzzetto, P190–P191
    - Smith, L., P186–P187, P190
    - Tabuns, P182–P184, P187–P190
- 2022 Annual Report: Ministry of Finance (Auditor General of Ontario)
  - audit of Financial Services Regulatory Authority
    - Bouma, P175–P177
    - Byers, P177–P178
    - Collard, P171, P178
    - Crawford, P169–P170
    - Fife, P172–P173
    - Gélinas, P173–P174
    - Kanapathi, P170–P171
    - Rakocevic, P166–P168, P174–P175
    - Vaugeois, P168–P169
- 2022 Annual Report: Ministry of Finance/Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. (Auditor General of Ontario)
  - Byers, P132–P133
  - Crawford, P135–P137
  - Fife, P132–P133, P137–P138, P143
  - Gélinas, P134
  - Skelly, P140
- 2022 Annual Report: Ministry of Infrastructure (Auditor General of Ontario)
  - Shaw, P102
  - Skelly, P98
  - Tabuns, P97–P98
- 2022 Annual Report: Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (Auditor General of Ontario)
  - Shaw, P103
  - Smith, L., P105
- 2022 Annual Report: Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry/Niagara Escarpment Commission (Auditor General of Ontario)
  - Burch, P151–P154
  - Byers, P151, P154
  - McCarthy, P154
  - Skelly, P149–P151
  - Smith, L., P156
  - Stevens, P157–P158
- 2022 Annual Report: Ministry of Natural Resources (Auditor General of Ontario)
  - Bouma, P108, P123
  - Collard, P120
  - Gélinas, P123–P126
  - McCarthy, P100
  - McMahon, P105–P106
  - Shaw, P105, P117–P120
  - Skelly, P99–P100
  - Smith, Dave, P114–P116
  - Smith, L., P121–P123
  - Tabuns, P96, P105
  - Vaugeois, P126
- 2022 Annual Report: Ministry of Public and Business Service Delivery (Auditor General of Ontario)
  - Real Estate Council of Ontario, P193–P209
    - Bell, P199–P202
    - Collard, P202, P208
    - Crawford, P204–P205
    - Gélinas, P205–P208
    - Kanapathi, P203
    - Skelly, P196–P198
    - Smith, L., P198–P199, P203–P204
- 2022 Annual Report: Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (Auditor General of Ontario)
  - McMahon, P101–P102
  - Tabuns, P94–P95, P104
- 2022 Annual Report of the Office of the Auditor General
  - Bouma, P175–P177
  - Byers, P177–P178
  - Collard, P171, P178
  - Crawford, P169–P170
  - Fife, P172–P173
  - Gélinas, P173–P174
  - Kanapathi, P170–P171
  - Rakocevic, P166–P168, P174–P175
  - Vaugeois, P168–P169
- 2023 Annual Report: Cabinet Office/Treasury Board Secretariat (Auditor General)
  - review of government advertising
    - Collard, P272–P273, P279
    - Crawford, P269–P270
    - Fife, P266–P269, P273–P276
    - MacLeod, P276–P277
    - Martin, P278–P279
    - Skelly, P272
    - Wai, P270–P271
- 2023 Annual Report: Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport (Auditor General of Ontario)
  - value-for-money audit
    - Dixon, P228–P229
    - Gélinas, P233–P234
    - Sabawy, P224, P229–P230
    - Skelly, P222–P225
    - Smith, Dave, P231, P234
    - Stevens, P225–P228, P232–P233
    - Vaugeois, P231–P232, P234
    - Wai, P224–P225
  - value-for-money audit on Toronto and Ottawa convention centres
    - Bouma, P258
    - Crawford, P261
    - Harden, P258–P261
    - MacLeod, P256
    - Martin, P256–P257
    - Wai, P257–P258
- 2023 Special Report: Secretary of the Cabinet (Auditor General)
  - special report on changes to the Greenbelt
    - Bell, P240–P244
    - Burch, P246–P249
    - Crawford, P244–P245
    - Dixon, P246
    - Martin, P249–P250
    - Rae, P245–P246
    - Skelly, P250–P251
    - Wai, P252
- Special Report on Changes to the Greenbelt
  - Collard, P162
  - Crawford, P162
  - Fife, P161–P162
  - Vaugeois, P162
Research institutions
- government funding
  - Dunlop, SP66–SP67
  - Quinn, SP1336
  - Rae, SP76
Residential school system
- records and documentation
  - release of
    - Downey, JP15
    - Mamakwa, JP15
Residential schools
- human remains, search for
  - Mamakwa, JP295
  - Rickford, JP295
- unmarked graves and burial sites, search for
  - investigative supports
    - Rickford, JP32
  - legal policy
    - Mamakwa, JP14–JP15
Residential Tenancies Act, 2006, S.O. 2006, c. 17
- Rental Enforcement Unit
  - Bell, HE1180
  - Calandra, HE1180
Retirement homes
- Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority (RHRA)
  - role of
    - Cho, R.S.J., SP690
- visitors
  - trespass orders
    - Vaugeois, SP693, SP704, SP1410
Ring of fire development
- infrastructure development
  - roads and highways
    - Bethlenfalvy, F28
- operational costs
  - funding
    - Mamakwa, IN42
    - Pirie, IN42
- operational timeline
  - Mamakwa, IN42
  - Pirie, IN42
  - processes
    - Mamakwa, IN42
    - Pirie, IN42
Ring of Fire development
- critical mineral extraction
  - Bethlenfalvy, F632
  - Cuzzetto, F632
- economic impact
  - northern Ontario
    - Crawford, F1631
- environmental impact
  - Mamakwa, IN34
- federal-provincial agreement
  - Indigenous consultation
    - Mamakwa, IN42
    - Pirie, IN42
- general remarks
  - Leardi, IN255
  - Pirie, IN255
  - Yakabuski, IN603
- government funding
  - Bethlenfalvy, F721
  - Leardi, IN46
  - allocation from ministry
    - Bourgouin, IN40
    - Pirie, IN40
  - infrastructure
    - Pirie, IN46
- government strategy
  - Dowie, IN629
  - Rickford, IN630
- Indigenous communities
  - funding agreements
    - Mamakwa, IN34
    - Pirie, IN34
- Indigenous communities, consultation with
  - Mamakwa, IN34
  - Rickford, IN34
- Indigenous consent and consultation
  - Fife, F653
- Indigenous consultation and consent
  - Begum, F750
  - Crawford, IN604
  - Fedeli, F751
  - Pirie, IN604
  - Rickford, IN630
  - Shaw, IN608
- tax credits, flow-through shares
  - Pirie, F270–F271
  - cost of
    - Crawford, F273
  - economic impact
    - Crawford, F274
    - Kernaghan, F271
  - in other jurisdictions
    - Bowman, F272
    - Ghamari, F273
Road construction
- Lauzon Parkway (Windsor)
  - Dowie, F149–F150
Road construction and expansion
- supply chain management
  - procurement
    - Dowie, F50
Road maintenance
- government funding
  - Babikian, F153
- reflection in estimates (2022-2023)
  - Pirie, IN45–IN46
- in winter
  - northern Ontario
    - Dixon, IN45
Road safety
- audits
  - Collard, F152
- general remarks
  - Smith, Dave, F2473
- impact on health care expenditures
  - Fife, F1030
- northern Ontario
  - Hazell, F1649
  - Holland, F1644
  - Kernaghan, F1616
  - Vaugeois, F1645, F1648
  - jGélinas, F1619
  - jurisdiction
    - Gélinas, F1618
- regulation and enforcement
  - Bresee, HE1279
  - Harden, HE1281–HE1282
  - Sarkaria, HE1279, HE1281–HE1282
  - northern Ontario
    - French, HE1282
- rural Ontario
  - Brady, F149
Roads and highways
- collisions statistics
  - personal injuries
    - Rakocevic, P166
Rowan's Law (Concussion Safety), 2018, S.O. 2018, c. 1
- impact of
  - Babikian, HE671
  - Lumsden, HE671
Rural Ottawa Youth Mental Health Collective
- operational funding
  - Blais, F356–F357
  - Triantafilopoulos, F355
- operational model
  - Byers, F354
  - Triantafilopoulos, F354–F355
Ryerson, Egerton
- and concept of legacy
  - Martin, SP111

Last updated Friday, April 11, 2025

Committee subject index

Letter: R

Racism

Racism and anti-racism

Rail service

Rail service - by region

Rare diseases

Real Estate Council of Ontario

Real estate industry

Real estate market

Reclaiming Power and Place: The Final Report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls

(National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, 2019)

Reducing Gridlock, Saving You Time Act, 2024 (Bill 212)

Reducing Inefficiences Act (Infrastructure Statute Law Amendments), 2023 (Bill 69)

Refugees

Refugees - resettlement

Regenerative medicine.

Regional Municipality of Durham

Registered cardiology technologists

Registered Practical Nurses

Regulations

Regulations - business

Regulatory policy

Renewable energy

Renewable energy contracts

Rent control

Rental housing

Rental housing - affordable

Rental housing - development

Rental Housing Enforcement Unit

Rental housing - evictions

Rental housing - replacement

Rental housing - tenant protections

Reports referred to committee

Research institutions

Residential school system

Residential schools

Residential Tenancies Act, 2006, S.O. 2006, c. 17

Retirement homes

Ring of fire development

Ring of Fire development

Road construction

Road construction and expansion

Road maintenance

Road safety

Roads and highways

Rowan's Law (Concussion Safety), 2018, S.O. 2018, c. 1

Rural Ottawa Youth Mental Health Collective

Ryerson, Egerton