Subject letter t House Hansard index Parliament 40 Session 1

House subject index

Tamil Heritage Month Act, 2012 (Bill 111)
first reading
Coteau, 2958

Tarion. see Consumer protection—home owners

Tax credits. see Corporate tax credits; Harmonized sales tax (HST)—removal of provincial portion from home heating; Home renovation tax credit; Ontario clean energy benefit
Duguid, 2191

Naqvi, 2202

Ontario energy and property tax credit
Bentley, 1702

Moridi, 2054

Naqvi, 2241

Tax evasion
Naqvi, 2242

Shurman, 2137

Tax grants
senior citizens
Naqvi, 2241

Tax increases
Hudak, 1104

on salaries of $500,000 or more
Horwath, 1678

Tax rebates
Ontario trillium benefit (OTB)
Duncan, 1667

Jones, 1116, 1117

O'Toole, 3700

Tabuns, 1667

reform
Duncan, 908, 909

Prue, 908, 909

Tax reduction
Bisson, 2453

Hudak, 2876

McGuinty, 2876

Tabuns, 2453

capital investment and
McKenna, 2454

social services and
Bisson, 2454

Tax reforms
Delaney, 1629

Duncan, 1662, 1753

Budget 2010
McGuinty, 261

Taxation. See Corporate tax rates; Corporate tax reduction; Harmonized sales tax (HST)

Taxation Amendment Act (Public Transit Expense Tax Credit), 2011 (Bill 25)
first reading
O'Toole, 378–379

Taxation Amendment Act (Food Bank Donation Tax Credit for Farmers), 2012 (Bill 104)
first reading
Bailey, 2845

Taxation Amendment Act (Payment of the Ontario Trillium Benefit), 2012 (Bill 53)
first reading
Prue, 1210

Taxation Amendment Act, 2012 (Bill 114)
first reading
division (carried), 3073

second reading
division (carried), 3073

third reading (carried)
division (carried), 3074

Royal assent, 3075

Taxpayer Protection Amendment Act, 2012 (Bill 63)
first reading
Hillier, 1508

Teacher collective bargaining. see also Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association (OECTA); Teacher salaries
Bisson, 3208, 3239, 3467

Broten, 3038, 3080, 3093, 3147–3149, 3318, 3319, 3460, 3461, 3462

Damerla, 3215

Duncan, 3083

Marchese, 3223–3224, 3226

McGuinty, 3076, 3077, 3078, 3127, 3403

McKenna, 3474

Prue, 3230, 3289–3290

Singh, 3210–3211

Tabuns, 3037–3038, 3080, 3095, 3161–3162, 3194–3195

Teacher pension plan
Broten, 3148

Teacher salaries
Horwath, 959

McGuinty, 959, 1003

Sandals, 3475

Shurman, 2135

Tabuns, 1003

grid movement
Broten, 3149–3150

Delaney, 3336–3337

MacLeod, 3154

Sandals, 3338–3339, 3476

sick-leave gratuities
Broten, 3462

Sandals, 3476

wage freeze, legislated
Balkissoon, 3320

Bisson, 3466, 3467, 3468

Bradley, 3297

Broten, 3080, 3081, 3092–3093, 3130, 3147, 3149, 3253, 3254, 3318, 3319, 3320, 3402, 3405, 3406, 3462, 4042

Campbell, 3485

Clark, 3408

Delaney, 3470

DiNovo, 3152

Duncan, 3083, 4202

Hillier, 3680, 3681

Horwath, 3077, 3078, 3180, 3251, 3252, 3364, 3445–3446, 3511, 3512

Hudak, 3075, 3076, 3125, 3126, 3177, 3178, 3179, 3249, 3316

Jackson, 3218–3219

Jaczek, 3253, 3254

MacCharles, 3405

MacLeod, 3081, 3093–3094, 3363, 3402, 3403, 3466, 3640

Marchese, 3637, 3638

McGuinty, 3076, 3077, 3078, 3079, 3080, 3125, 3128, 3178, 3180, 3250, 3251, 3252, 3316, 3318, 3362, 3364, 3403, 3445–3446, 3511, 3512

McKenna, 3474

Natyshak, 3299

Piruzza, 3130

Prue, 3289–3290

Shurman, 3079, 3362

Singh, 3137, 3209–3210, 3783, 4042

Smith, 3083

Tabuns, 3080, 3094–3095, 3127, 3128, 3161–3162, 3317, 3318, 3319, 3403, 3472, 3473, 3474

Wong, 3080

Teachers. see also Occasional teachers
Mauro, 1781

McGuinty, 1003

hiring
Balkissoon, 3320, 3321

Broten, 3320, 3321, 3462

Delaney, 3201–3203, 3337

Jackson, 3219

MacCharles, 3214

Meilleur, 3301

Milligan, 3471

Wong, 3227

Yakabuski, 3205

maternity leave
Delaney, 3337

MacCharles, 3214

right to strike
McNeely, 3341

seniority
Broten, 3080, 3081

Wong, 3080

shortage in English as a second language (ESL)
Tabuns, 1277, 2699

sick-leave
Broten, 3150

MacCharles, 3214

Meilleur, 3301

Wong, 3227

gratuities
Broten, 3147–3148, 3150

Delaney, 3336–3337

supply teachers
Arnott, 3294

Delaney, 3337

MacCharles, 3214–3215

Nicholls, 3292

Wong, 3227–3228

Teacher-student ratios
Broten, 2222–2223, 3781

Tabuns, 3781

Wong, 2222–2223

Telecommunications industry. see also Canadian Radio-television Telecommunications Commission (CRTC); Wireless phones, smart phones and data services
Duguid, 3621–3622

McGuinty, 2834

Sandals, 3621–3622

free market competition
Orazietti, 2539–2540, 2543, 2545

Nortel Networks Corp., closure
Duguid, 2016

Telemedicine
Sandals, 3675

Temporary job agencies
Singh, 236

Throne speech, 3–7

Throne speech debate, 9–16, 38–41, 43–49, 112–150, 177–195, 229–248, 387–400
participation, 387–400
Armstrong, 180

Barrett, 115, 396–398, 399–400

Bartolucci, 120

Berardinetti, 178–179, 188

Bradley, 194–195

Campbell, 247

Clark, 180–181, 399

Coteau, 9–11

Crack, 114–115, 398–399

Damerla, 126, 130–131, 395

Delaney, 125, 141–142, 144

DiNovo, 135–138, 139

Fedeli, 117–118, 121, 184, 390

Flynn, 391–393, 395

Forster, 125, 129

Gélinas, 115–116, 121–124, 125–126

Gerretsen, 147

Gravelle, 124

Hillier, 144–145, 243

Horwath, 43–49

Hudak, 38–41

Jackson, 231–233

Jaczek, 238–239, 239–240, 243

Leal, 116, 242–243

MacLaren, 130

Mangat, 393–394

Marchese, 134, 138–139, 148–150, 149, 150, 242

Mauro, 126–129, 139, 143, 193, 233, 399

McDonell, 134–135

McNaughton, 145–146, 148

McNeely, 139–141, 184, 189

Miller, N., 120–121

Miller, P., 188–189, 390–391

Murray, 190–191, 237–238, 247

Naqvi, 191–193, 194

Natyshak, 184–185, 184–187, 186, 189–190, 233, 238, 394

O'Toole, 116, 179–180, 194, 233–234, 394

Pettapiece, 238

Piruzza, 177–178, 181, 390

Prue, 120

Sandals, 11–16, 134

Schein, 142–143, 146–147

Scott, 188, 243–247, 248

Sergio, 130, 138

Singh, 135, 147–148, 234–236, 239

Smith, 230–231, 234

Tabuns, 387–390, 391

Taylor, 187–188, 193

Thompson, 131–133, 135, 138, 247–248

Vanthof, 184, 236–237, 248, 398

Walker, 124–125, 143

Wong, 112–114, 116–117, 180, 391

Yakabuski, 147, 181–184, 185, 193, 242, 395

Yurek, 118–119, 129, 142

Zimmer, 240–242

division (carried), 426

Throne speech quoted
Delaney, 144

Hillier, 144

Mantha, 83–84

Time allocation motions
Accepting Schools Act, 2012 (Bill 13)
presented
Broten, 2048, 2056–2057

Putting Students First Act, 2012 (Bill 115)
presented
Milloy, 3332–3333

TMX Group Inc.
takeover bid by Maple Group consortium
Duncan, 215–216

Prue, 215

Tobacco products
ban on flavoured products
Gélinas, 1634

control
Barrett, 398

Craitor, 2628

Toby’s Act (Right to be Free from Discrimination and Harassment Because of Gender Identity or Gender Expression), 2012 (Bill 33)
first reading
DiNovo, 535

second reading, 2287–2295

referred to Standing Committee on Social Policy, 2302

third reading, 2977–2985

Royal assent, 3045

Toronto District School Board (TDSB)
government funding
Broten, 2994

reduction of
Tabuns, 1591, 2990–2991

programs
Wong, 1491

Toronto Stock Exchange (TSE). see TMX Group Inc.

Toronto Transit Commission (TTC). see also Eglinton-Scarborough Crosstown transit line; Provincial-municipal relations—re transit system expansion in Toronto
DiNovo, 1573

as an essential service
Shurman, 76–77

contracts
with Accenture for electronic card fare system
Chiarelli, 423, 424

Klees, 423, 424

with Bombardier Inc. for new subway cars
Mauro, 139

government funding
Chiarelli, 579, 580

Schein, 97–98, 472, 579

Sergio, 1780

Wynne, 97–98, 472

subway system
cost to operate
DiNovo, 928

Prue, 934

Schein, 925

Tabuns, 922

expansion
Chiarelli, 901–902

Hudak, 900–902, 920

Marchese, 927

McGuinty, 900–901

Sergio, 927

Shurman, 1300–1301

Yonge subway extension (Finch station to Hwy 7)
Kwinter, 3454–3455

Shurman, 923

Tourism industry
culture and heritage passport
Chan, 1841

economic impact
Chudleigh, 2122

government funding
Chan, 2379

Craitor, 2250, 2251

Piruzza, 2379

marketing
Craitor, 2250

Niagara region
Wallenda, Nik (tightrope walker)
Chan, 2379

northern Ontario
Craitor, 2250, 2251

information centres, closure of
Campbell, 1469, 1671, 1757, 2068, 2249, 2250

Chan, 2068

Chiarelli, 1469

Craitor, 2250

Miller, P., 2960

Stratford
Pettapiece, 2226–2227

Toronto
Chan, 1158

Kwinter, 1158

Windsor
Chan, 167

Piruzza, 167

Toxic substances. see Hazardous products

Training programs
second careers
Murray, 2737

Wong, 2572, 2737

Transfer payments
equalization program
Marchese, 2851

Naqvi, 1177

Transgender persons. see also LGBTQ persons
DiNovo, 2294–2295

Hoskins, 2291

Murray, 2292–2293

Naqvi, 2289, 2290

Schein, 2292

discrimination
DiNovo, 2288

history
DiNovo, 2289

mental health
DiNovo, 2288, 2294

Transit systems. see also Public transportation; Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)
affordability and operability (Toronto)
Schein, 337

GO Transit
Bartolucci, 1887

Bisson, 1887

Chiarelli, 2425

Jaczek, 2425

all-day two-way service
Delaney, 142

Flynn, 392

Jaczek, 240, 2425

Sandals, 15

anniversary
Albanese, 2432–2433

bi-level commuter train cars, purchase
Mauro, 2599

government subsidy
Bartolucci, 1802

Bisson, 1802

Lisgar GO station
Delaney, 141

service expansion to Guelph and Kitchener
Sandals, 169

subsidies
Prue, 2145, 2146

Transparency in Government Bills Act, 2012 (Bill 109)
first reading
Harris, 2957

second reading, 3628–3635

referred to Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs, 3650

Tree planting
Jesuit pear trees
government funding
Leone, 1588

Murray, 1588

Tributes
Beaches–East York
Prue, 2954

Braithwaite, Leonard (former MPP for Etobicoke)
Coteau, 1707

Brampton West
Dhillon, 2791–2792

Bruce–Grey–Owen Sound
Walker, 532–533

Burlington
McKenna, 2271

Cambridge
Leone, 4047

Carnegie, Herb (Canadian hockey legend and Order of Canada recipient)
Coteau, 1051, 1052

Don Valley East
Coteau, 1007, 1590

Dufferin–Caledon
Jones, 2956

Durham
O'Toole, 1506

Elgin–Middlesex–London
Yurek, 221

First Special Service Force (World War II)
Miller, N., 478

Haggerty, Ray (former MPP for Niagara South)
Bradley, 1763

Forster, 1764, 1765

Nicholls, 1763, 1764

Haliburton–Kawartha Lakes–Brock
Scott, 428

Leeds–Grenville
Clark, 2633

Lougheed, Peter (former premier of Alberta)
Arnott, 3675

Lynch-Staunton, George (former Senator)
MacLeod, 3374

Miller, Eleanor (first female mayor of the amalgamated City of Thunder Bay)
Mauro, 534

Oakville
Flynn, 311

Peterborough
Leal, 624–625

Pickering–Scarborough East
MacCharles, 2681

Prince Edward–Hastings
Smith, 2121, 4095

Rickards, Colin (author and journalist)
Colle, 429

Scarborough–Agincourt
Wong, 4144

Simcoe–Grey
Wilson, 2559

Sudbury
Bartolucci, 747

Jeffrey, 748

Timiskaming–Cochrane
Vanthof, 3188

victims of earthquake in Iran
Moridi, 3190

victims of highway accident in Hampstead
Pettapiece, 844

victims of Oak Creek Sikh Temple shooting
Mangat, 3090

victims of VIA Train 92 crash in Burlington
Bisson, 666

Horwath, 657–658

Hudak, 655

McGuinty, 655–656

McKenna, 666, 798

Milloy, 666

Wadds, Jean Casselman, CM (former High Commissioner to United Kingdom)
Clark, 171

Weatherhead, David (former MP for Scarborough West)
Berardinetti, 1672

Welland
Forster, 2886

Wellington–Halton Hills
Arnott, 2319

Trust in Arbitration Act, 2012 (Bill 70)
first reading
Hillier, 1673

TTC. see Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)

Tuition fees. see also Student assistance
Marchese, 3638

McDonell, 2927

reduction
Jaczek, 240

Naqvi, 193

Sandals, 13–14

Wong, 180

tax credit
Tabuns, 540

Twenty-First Century Skills Award Act, 2011 (Bill 26)
first reading
O'Toole, 379