Speaker letter f House Hansard index Parliament 41 Session 3

House speaker index

Letter: F

Fedeli, V. (PC, Nipissing)
- Attack in Toronto, 884–885
- Auditor General
  - pre-election report, 932, 978–979
- Auto insurance rates
  - 15% reduction in, 45, 523
- Budget 2018
  - balanced, 522, 525, 750–751, 1249–1250
  - and business environment, 317–318
  - deficit, 45–46, 317–318, 522, 527, 543, 749, 751–752, 1249–1250
  - deficit, calculation of, 978–980, 1133–1135, 1251, 1253
  - efficiencies, 317, 521, 747–748
  - general remarks, 493, 523–527, 544, 747, 749, 751, 1253
  - and provincial bonds, 439
  - and provincial credit rating, 438, 725–726, 752
  - review by Auditor General, 932, 1252–1253
  - taxation, 521, 747–748, 1250
- Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
  - responded to, 747–754
- Building construction, wood-frame, 1007–1008, 1013
- Business environment
  - general remarks, 47
- Business requirements
  - electronic cash registers, 1250–1251
- Businesses
  - electronic cash registers, 494
- Cap-and-trade, economic impact
  - on employment, 177
- Cap-and-trade revenue
  - as general revenue source, 177
  - reinvestment in emission reduction programs, 494
  - use, 524, 749–750
- Economic conditions, 45–46, 439, 527–528, 544
- eHealth Ontario
  - cost of, 43
- Employment and unemployment
  - job projections, 522, 525, 748, 750–751, 1250
- Employment creation, 177, 544
- Fees, administrative
  - increase in, 46
- Financial Accountability Officer
  - Economic and Budget Outlook, Spring 2018, 1133–1135
- Foreign direct investment, 525, 750–751, 1250
- Gas plant cancellations
  - deletion of data, conviction of David Livingston, 43
  - general remarks, 501
- Government advertising
  - partisan, 753
- Government debt, 373
  - general remarks, 522, 748–749, 752
  - interest on, 749
  - net debt-to-GDP ratio, 526, 749–751, 1250
- Government finances
  - accounting standards, 522, 525, 748, 753–754, 1252
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present), 21–22
    - debt, 45
    - economy, 44–45
    - energy, 1287–1288
    - fiscal policy, 1289
    - general remarks, 521
    - health care, 43
- Home and community care
  - new government agency
    - relationship with SEIU, 1220–1221
- Hospital beds
  - closure, 42
- Hydro One
  - and Avista Corporation, 1219–1220
  - executive compensation, 44, 372–373, 547, 772–773, 886, 1090, 1109
  - governance structure, 1109
- Hydro One privatization, economic impact
  - on electricity rates, 45
- Hydro One privatization, revenue
  - use for debt reduction, 45–46
- Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO)
  - accounting/auditing standards, 177
  - review by Auditor General, 239
- Infrastructure
  - government funding, 524, 750
- Local health integration networks (LHINs)
  - administrative costs, 44
- Manufacturing industry
  - employment, 178
- Members/ministers quoting
  - letters, stakeholders
    - wood frame construction, 1007–1008
  - ministers
    - Minister of Finance, 525
  - news media
    - budget, 527
- Members'/ministers' remarks
  - withdrawn, 522, 1253
- Mental health and addictions services
  - access, 42
  - wait times, 523
- Mental health care funding, 826
- Mining industry
  - general remarks, 525
- Ministry of Children and Youth Services
  - Canada Goose jackets, cost of, 44
- Ontario Forestry Revitalization Act (14 Storey Wood Frame Buildings), 2018 (Bill 19)
  - first reading, 134–135
- Ontario's Fair Hydro Plan
  - financing for, 748
    - accounting standards, 1252–1253
  - financing of, accounting standards, 176, 240, 817–818, 886, 932, 935–936
- Ontera
  - sale of, 44
- Opioid abuse
  - general remarks, 827
- Opposition day motions
  - Executive compensation
    - presented, 1109
- Oral questions
  - Energy policies
    - presented, 1219–1220
  - Executive compensation
    - presented, 372–373, 547, 772–773, 886, 1090
  - Government accountability
    - presented, 501, 1023–1025, 1088–1089
  - Government accounting practices
    - presented, 176–177, 239–240, 817–818, 886, 931–932, 935–936, 978–981, 1133–1135
  - Government's record
    - presented, 22, 1287–1289
  - Home care
    - presented, 1220–1221
  - Job creation
    - presented, 177–178
  - Mental health and addiction services
    - presented, 826–827
  - Ontario budget
    - presented, 317–318, 438–439, 493–495, 543–544, 725–726
  - Provincial debt
    - presented, 373–374
  - Public services
    - presented, 21
  - Taxation
    - presented, 439–440
- Pan/Parapan American Games, 2015
  - cost of, 44
- PC Party
  - review of government finances, 1253
  - taxation, 748
- Pension plans
  - government revenues and expenses
    - (review by Auditor General), 832
- Plan for Care and Opportunity Act (Budget Measures), 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 521–529
  - third reading, 1249–1253
- Presto fare card system
  - cost of, 44
- Private members' public business
  - Ontario Forestry Revitalization Act (14 Storey Wood Frame Buildings), 2018 (Bill 19)
    - second reading, 1007–1008, 1013
- Provincial bonds, 527
- Provincial credit rating, 438, 725–726, 752–753
- Renewable energy contracts
  - alleged deletion of data re Trillium Power, 1023–1025, 1088–1089
- Senior citizens, programs
  - Healthy Home program, 526, 751
- Smart meters
  - cost of, 44
- Taxation
  - business, 521
  - and business environment, 439–440
  - increase, 317, 373–374, 495
  - personal income, 521
  - and small business, 493
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 40–47
Fife, C. (NDP, Kitchener–Waterloo)
- Access to Consumer Credit Reports and Elevator Availability Act, 2018 (Bill 8)
  - second reading, 634, 640–644, 653, 660, 664
  - third reading, 1162–1163
- Affordable housing
  - and food deserts, 97
- Budget 2018
  - announcement events, 857
  - transit, 860
- Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
  - responded to, 853, 857, 859–861, 863, 876–877
- Capay, Adam, 422, 512
- Child care
  - affordability, 98, 216, 853, 859–860, 938–939, 967, 1185
  - private sector, 860
  - sliding fee scale, 860
- Child care spaces
  - licensed, 853
- Correctional facilities
  - rate of remand, 513
- Correctional officers
  - training, 514
  - working conditions (psychosocial), 423
- Correctional services, health care
  - access to, 514
  - general remarks, 423–424
- Correctional services, oversight bodies
  - segregation, complaints, 423, 514
- Correctional services, programs
  - access to, 513
- Correctional Services Transformation Act, 2018 (Bill 6)
  - second reading, 421–425
  - time allocation motion
    - responded to, 512–514
- Correctional system
  - general remarks, 512
- Court trial delays
  - and correctional services, 514
- Credit reports
  - consumer access to, 640, 1164
- Credit scores
  - building of, 641
- Dental care
  - access to, 25
- Early childhood educators (ECEs)
  - wages, 860
- Eating disorders
  - education
    - school-based, 1206
  - general remarks, 1206
  - and mental illness, 1206
- Education, elementary/secondary
  - civics, 574
  - curriculum, 1206
- Electoral reform, 574
- Elevator technicians, 642, 1165
- Elevators
  - and accessibility, 640
  - availability, 1163, 1165–1166
  - maintenance and repair, 660, 664, 1163, 1166
  - TSSA availability study, 1166
- Employment, temporary/precarious
  - in university/college sector, 876–877
- Energy contracts
  - cost of, 100
- Federal government record
  - Liberal (2015-present)
    - general remarks, 98
- Full-day kindergarten, 863
- GO Transit
  - Kitchener-Waterloo, 860–861
  - trains, environmental assessment, 860
- Government advertising
  - general remarks, 98
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - child care, 859
    - correctional services, 512
    - general remarks, 512–513
    - health care, 861
    - housing, 513
  - PC (1995-2003), 660
- Greenbelt, 1164
- Highway 407
  - sale/lease of, 100
- Hospital funding, 819–820
- Hospitals, funding
  - allocation formula, 861
- Housing, affordability, 641
- Hydro One privatization
  - general remarks, 100
- Hydro One privatization, revenue
  - to fund infrastructure, 861
- Incarceration
  - cost of, 514
- Inmates
  - and cycle of victimization, 514
  - female, 423
  - on remand, 421, 512
- Inmates, health and well-being
  - general remarks, 423–424, 514
- Inmates, vulnerable
  - and segregation, 512
- Judicial officers
  - sexual assault law training, 1199
- Justice system
  - general remarks, 512
  - restorative justice, 513
- Legislative process
  - bills
    - private members', 98
  - stakeholder consultations, 513
  - time allocation, 513
- Legislative staff, 1187
- Long-term care
  - spousal reunification, 1004
  - wait lists, 1003
- Members' statements
  - Caskanette, Nolan, 991–992
  - Legislative staff, 1187
  - Transgender Day of Visibility, 252
- Members/ministers quoting
  - news media
    - correctional services, 422–423
- Ministerial statements
  - National Day of Mourning
    - responded to, 995–996
- NDP Party election platform
  - child care, 859–860
- Occupational health and safety, 995–996
- Officers of the Legislature, 97
- OHIP
  - eligibility, residency, 566
- Oral questions
  - Child care
    - presented, 938–939, 1185
  - Dental care
    - presented, 25
  - Hospital funding
    - presented, 819–820
  - Public transit
    - presented, 1097
  - Road safety
    - presented, 445, 551–552
- Palliative care
  - cost comparison, hospital vs. home/hospice, 566
- Pay equity, gender wage gap
  - general remarks, 216–217
- Pay transparency
  - general remarks, 966–967
- Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 216–217
  - third reading, 966–967
- Personal information
  - protection of privacy, 641
- Personal support workers
  - general remarks, 1003
- Petitions
  - GO Transit, 88
  - Road safety, 509
- Policy development
  - citizen-informed, 573
- Prescription drugs, funding
  - Spinraza (spinal muscular atrophy treatment), 991
- Private members' public business
  - Combatting Eating Disorders in Ontario Act, 2018 (Bill 29)
    - second reading, 1206–1207
  - Home Care and Community Services Amendment Act (Dan's Law), 2018 (Bill 5)
    - second reading, 566
  - Mandatory Sexual Assault Law Training for Judicial Officers Act, 2018 (Bill 9)
    - second reading, 1199–1200
  - Time to Care Act (Long-Term Care Homes Amendment, Minimum Standard of Daily Care), 2018 (Bill 43)
    - second reading, 1003–1004
  - Youth Political Engagement Act, 2018 (Bill 38)
    - second reading, 573–574
- Protecting Vulnerable Road Users Act, 2018 (Bill 37)
  - first reading, 452
- Public education campaigns—Anti-discrimination
  - Transgender Day of Visibility, 252
- Public education campaigns—Public safety
  - National Day of Mourning, 995–996
- Reports, government commissioned
  - use of, 513
- Road safety, careless driving, 445, 551–552
- School boards
  - student trustees, 574
- Segregation (administrative)
  - use of, 512
- Segregation (general)
  - tracking of, 423, 514
- Sexual assault trials
  - conviction rate, 1200
  - jurisdiction, 1199
- Sexual violence
  - capacity to consent, 1199
- Skilled trades
  - education and training, 660
  - employment, 642
- Skilled tradespeople
  - shortage, 653, 664, 1165
- Technical Standards and Safety Authority
  - oversight mandate, 634
    - elevators, 1163, 1165
  - transparency and accountability, 641–642
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 96–100
- Time allocation motions
  - Correctional Services Transformation Act, 2018 (Bill 6)
    - responded to, 512–514
- Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)
  - government funding, 1097
- Visual media
  - and body images, 1206
- Voter eligibility
  - age requirement, lowering to 16, 573–574
- Voter participation
  - and citizen-informed policy development, 573
  - turnout rates, decline in, 573
- Women
  - appointments to provincial boards and agencies, 98
  - impact of child care on equity initiatives, 98
Flynn, Hon. K.D. (LIB, Oakville)
- Automobile industry
  - government support, 326
- Budget 2017
  - infrastructure, 903
- Child care
  - government funding
    - age 2.5 to kindergarten, 953
- Collective bargaining
  - construction industry, 821–822
- Correctional services, oversight bodies
  - inspector general of correctional services
    - role of, 425
- Correctional Services Transformation Act, 2018 (Bill 6)
  - second reading, 425
- Correctional system
  - reform, 425
- Economic conditions, 905–906, 1243
- Employment equity
  - general remarks, 906
- Employment standards
  - changes to, 603
  - reform, 906, 1244
- Employment, temporary/precarious
  - general remarks, 906
- Fair wage legislation
  - history of, 904
- Fair wage policy
  - general remarks, 902–903, 905, 1243
  - and labour competition, 907
  - in other jurisdictions, 907
  - rate schedules, 904
  - scope, 903–904
- Fair wage policy, administration
  - director of government contract wages, 904
  - regulatory authority, 903–904
- Fair wage policy, enforcement
  - general remarks, 904
  - reprisals, 904
- Government Contract Wages Act, 2018 (Bill 53)
  - first reading, 684
  - second reading, 901–907, 912
  - third reading, 1242–1244
- Government tenders
  - bidding strategies, 905, 907
  - construction industry, 1293
  - procurement policies, 903, 1243
- Government tenders, contract workers
  - health and safety training, 905
- Infrastructure projects
  - and employment, 903
- Innovation procurement, 903
- Labour reform
  - general remarks, 903, 1244
- Leaves of absence
  - automobile industry, 733
- Lockouts
  - Arrell Youth Centre, 1225–1226
- Members'/ministers' remarks on debate
  - speaking to the topic, 919
- Minimum wage
  - general remarks, 95
- Minimum wage increase
  - general remarks, 604, 822, 953–954, 1243–1244
  - and sheltered workshops, 677–678
- Ministerial statements
  - National Day of Mourning
    - presented, 993–994
- Occupational health and safety, 987–988, 993–994
- Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP)
  - free tuition, 954
- Oral questions
  - Collective bargaining
    - responded to, 821–822
  - Employment standards
    - responded to, 326, 603–604, 608, 733
  - Government policies
    - responded to, 1293
  - Labour dispute
    - responded to, 548–549, 890–891, 1225–1226, 1295–1296
  - Minimum wage
    - responded to, 677–678, 822
  - Pay equity
    - responded to, 444, 1028
  - Workers' compensation
    - responded to, 184–186
  - Workplace safety
    - responded to, 987–988
  - Workplace Safety and Insurance Board
    - responded to, 249
- Pay equity, gender wage gap
  - general remarks, 212–213, 217, 951–952, 954
  - steering committee, 444, 956
- Pay transparency
  - employee protections, 213, 952–953
  - employer responsibilities, 214, 952–953
    - (reporting), 954
  - general remarks, 444, 1028
  - implementation, 952
  - measures, 212
  - in other jurisdictions, 953, 955
  - public consultation, 952
- Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
  - first reading, 34–35
  - second reading, 212–214, 217–218
  - third reading, 951–957
- PC Party
  - minimum wage, 912
- Public education campaigns—Labour
  - Equal Pay Day, 956
- Public education campaigns—Public safety
  - National Day of Mourning, 987–988, 993–994
- Strikes
  - Caesars Windsor Casino (Unifor Local 444), 890–891, 1295–1296
  - York University, 548–549
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 95
- Union certification
  - card-based, 906
- Unions
  - successor rights, 906
- Women
  - economic equality, 212–213, 951–952
    - representation in workforce, 953, 955
  - employment equity, 906
- Women's centres, 953
- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
  - benefits, 186
  - compensation claims, 184–185
  - hearing aid program, 249
- York University Labour Disputes Resolution Act, 2018 (Bill 70)
  - first reading, 1233–1234
- Youth employment
  - general remarks, 905
Forster, C. (NDP, Welland)
- Access to Consumer Credit Reports and Elevator Availability Act, 2018 (Bill 8)
  - second reading, 621, 630–631
- Agriculture industry
  - vineyards, 796–797
- Dental care
  - access to, 27, 780
- Door-to-door sales
  - consumer protection, 612, 621
- Elevators
  - availability, 630
- Employment and unemployment
  - worker misclassification, 927
- Employment, temporary/precarious
  - cap on temporary workers, 928, 1247
  - general remarks, 1246
- Employment-related benefits
  - leaves of absence, 928
  - paid vacation, 928
- Fair wage policy
  - employment-related benefits, 928, 1246–1247
  - general remarks, 925
  - Gunderson report (2008), 925
  - and labour competition, 926
  - in other jurisdictions, 926–927
  - rate schedules, 1246
  - rate schedules, review, 925
  - scope, 926, 930, 1246–1247
  - stakeholder consultation, 930
- Fair wage policy, administration
  - regulatory authority, 925–926
- Fair wage policy, enforcement
  - complaint-based, 926, 1247
- General Electric, Peterborough
  - Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) claims, 928–929
- Government Contract Wages Act, 2018 (Bill 53)
  - second reading, 924–930
  - time allocation motion
    - responded to, 1087–1088
  - third reading, 1246–1247
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - health care, 55
    - time allocation, 1246
- Government tenders
  - bidding strategies, 927
- Government tenders, contract workers
  - health and safety training, 927
  - worker misclassification, 927
- Greenbelt
  - development on, 1087–1088
- Health care
  - general remarks, 55
- Hospitals
  - occupancy rates, 55
- Hydro One
  - power surges, liability for, 606
- Industrial, commercial, and institutional (ICI) construction sector
  - workplace injuries, 927
- Labour relations
  - replacement workers, 927–928
- Landfill sites
  - municipal consultation, 1213
  - Welland, 1213
- Legislative process
  - bills
    - poison pill, 1213
  - time allocation, 1087
- Lockouts
  - Arrell Youth Centre, 1225
- Long-term care beds
  - shortage, 827
- Long-term care homes
  - inspections, 728
- Long-Term Care Homes Amendment Act (Preference for Veterans), 2018 (Bill 17)
  - first reading, 134
- Members' statements
  - Consumer protection, 612
  - Injured workers, 1188
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - funding announcements, 929–930
- Members/ministers quoting
  - stakeholders
    - fair wage policy, 930
    - Ontario wine industry, 797
- Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority
  - legal actions by, 1087–1088
- Occupational health and safety
  - in healthcare sector, 1246
  - routine inspections, 928
- Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU)
  - college support staff, 1088
- Oral questions
  - Dental care
    - presented, 27
  - Health care
    - presented, 780
  - Hydro One
    - presented, 606
  - Labour dispute
    - presented, 447, 729, 1225
  - Long-term care
    - presented, 728, 827
  - Women's centres
    - presented, 1091–1092
  - Workers' compensation
    - presented, 184
- Personal information
  - collection, use, disclosure of
    - by private sector, 148
- Petitions
  - Casinos, 617
  - Correctional services, 1193
  - Injured workers, 950, 1239
  - Long-term care, 39, 616
- Private members' public business
  - Personal Information Protection Act, 2018 (Bill 14)
    - second reading, 148
  - Respecting Municipal Authority Over Landfilling Sites Act, 2018 (Bill 16)
    - second reading, 1213
  - Supporting Wine Jobs and Growth in the Niagara Region Act, 2018 (Bill 50)
    - second reading, 796–797
- Protecting Vulnerable Persons in Supportive Living Accommodation Act, 2018 (Bill 48)
  - first reading, 613–614
- Strikes
  - York University, 447, 729
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 55, 103
- Time allocation motions
  - Government Contract Wages Act, 2018 (Bill 53)
    - responded to, 1087–1088
- Union certification
  - card-based, 926, 1246
  - organizing campaigns, 928
- Women's centres, 1091–1092
- Workplace injuries
  - compensation, 1188
- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
  - compensation claims, 184
  - deeming policy, 927
- Youth justice workers
  - worker safety and insurance, 1246
Fraser, J. (LIB, Ottawa South)
- Access to Consumer Credit Reports and Elevator Availability Act, 2018 (Bill 8)
  - second reading, 643
- Appreciation
  - Hooper, Lorne, 1145–1146
- Building construction, wood-frame, 937
- Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO)
  - amalgamation with Ottawa Children's Treatment Centre, 102
- Children's treatment centres, 733–734
- Dental care
  - affordability, 263
- Elevators
  - availability, 643
- Fair wage policy
  - scope, 1058
- Francophone community
  - immigration, 248
- French-language debates
  - Questions orales
    - Immigration francophone, 249
- Government Contract Wages Act, 2018 (Bill 53)
  - second reading, 1058
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - general remarks, 102
    - health care, 262
  - NDP (1990-1995)
    - mental health, 112
- Health care
  - government funding, 262
- Hospices, 563
- Legislative procedure
  - debates
    - use of unparliamentary language, 202, 1080
- Long-term care
  - government funding, 1001
  - spousal reunification, 1002
- Long-term care homes
  - regulatory compliance, 1002
- Members' statements
  - Advance care planning, 611–612
  - Doctors' Day, 1099
  - Down syndrome, 84
  - Hillcrest High School cancer drive, 737
  - Hooper, Lorne, 1145–1146
  - National Day of Mourning, 992
  - National Sovereignty and Children's Day, 830–831
  - Oncology Nursing Day, 384
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - Ottawa South, 737
- Members'/ministers' remarks
  - personal narrative
    - oral care, 263
    - palliative care, 563
- Members'/ministers' remarks on debate
  - calling members by role or riding, 706
- Mental health and addictions services
  - government funding, 112, 207
  - in rural and northern Ontario, ECHO project, 207
- Minimum wage
  - rates for servers and students, 224
- Nuclear waste disposal, 1143
- Occupational health and safety, 987–988
- OHIP+
  - expansion, 262–263
  - general remarks, 262
- Ontario Palliative Care Network, 563
- Opposition day motions
  - Health care
    - responded to, 262–263
- Oral questions
  - Children's treatment centres
    - presented, 733–734
  - Francophone immigration
    - presented, 248
  - Nuclear waste
    - presented, 1143
  - Wood frame construction
    - presented, 937
  - Workplace safety
    - presented, 987–988
- Ottawa Children's Treatment Centre
  - amalgamation with Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO), 102
- Palliative care, 1002
  - access, 563–564
  - advance care planning, 611–612
  - training, 563
- Pay transparency
  - regulations, deferred drafting, 224
- Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 224
- PC Party
  - housing, 1058
- Petitions
  - Dental care, 950–951
  - Doctor shortage, 1149
  - Inclusiveness, 948–949
  - Injured workers, 998
  - Voting age, 615–616
  - Water fluoridation, 997
- Pharmacare
  - general remarks, 263
- Plan for Care and Opportunity Act (Budget Measures), 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 705
- Private members' public business
  - Home Care and Community Services Amendment Act (Dan's Law), 2018 (Bill 5)
    - second reading, 563–564
  - Time to Care Act (Long-Term Care Homes Amendment, Minimum Standard of Daily Care), 2018 (Bill 43)
    - second reading, 1001–1002
- Public education campaigns—Community development
  - World Down Syndrome Day, 84
- Public education campaigns—Historical/National
  - National Sovereignty and Children's Day, 830–831
- Public education campaigns—Professional associations and occupations
  - Doctor's Day, 1099
  - Oncology Nursing Day, 384
- Public education campaigns—Public safety
  - National Day of Mourning, 987–988, 992
- Technical Standards and Safety Authority
  - general remarks, 643
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 102–105, 111–112, 207
- WSIB Coverage for Workers in Residential Care Facilities and Group Homes Act, 2018 (Bill 49)
  - first reading, 614
French, J.K. (NDP, Oshawa)
- Asian community
  - appreciation, 1105–1106
- Brunt and Kendall Act (Ensuring Safe Firefighter and Trainee Rescue Training), 2018 (Bill 58)
  - first reading, 786
- Budget 2018
  - dental care, 873–874
- Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
  - responded to, 873–878, 881
- Capay, Adam, 467
- Central East Correctional Centre
  - medical unit, 467
- Climate change
  - corporate liability, 580
  - economic impact, 581
  - extreme weather events, damage from
    - Ontario/Quebec ice storm (1998), 581
- Coroner's inquests
  - in correctional facilities, 467
- Corporate liability
  - for globally detectable emissions, 580
- Correctional facilities
  - infrastructure, 459
  - private/for-profit, 237
  - rate of remand, 459
  - staffing levels, 237, 466
- Correctional facilities, contraband
  - body scanners, 466
  - institutional scans, 466–467
- Correctional facilities, living conditions
  - general remarks, 465
- Correctional facilities, safety
  - safety audits, 466
- Correctional officers
  - and PTSD, 465
- Correctional services, programs
  - funding, 467
  - staffing, 467
- Correctional services, reform
  - definition of terms, 469
- Correctional Services Transformation Act, 2018 (Bill 6)
  - second reading, 236–237, 459–460, 465–469
- Correctional system
  - government funding, 465
  - reform, 465, 468–469
- Dental care
  - access to, 264–265, 286
  - access to, economic impact, 199
  - coverage through benefits, 265
  - general remarks, 874
  - visits to hospital/physician's office, 264
- Developmental services, 875
- Environment regulations
  - federal, enforcement, 581
  - legal actions against, 581
- Fairness for the Auto Sector Act (Employment Standards), 2018 (Bill 55)
  - first reading, 738
- Fossil fuels
  - corporate emitters, 580
- Government Contract Wages Act, 2018 (Bill 53)
  - second reading, 1041–1042, 1053–1054
- Health care
  - wait times, 199
- Homelessness
  - and mental health, 812
- Hospitals
  - bed-blocking, 874
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - dental visits, 264
- Human trafficking, 830
- Hydro One privatization
  - general remarks, 875
- Inmate administration
  - inquests re inmate death, 467
- Inmates
  - on remand, 459
- Jewish community, 1105
- Justice system
  - community justice centres, 881
  - social intersections, 881
- Leaves of absence
  - automobile industry, 608, 733
- Legislative process
  - prorogation, 203
- Living wage
  - definition, 1053
  - by region, 1053
- Local health integration networks (LHINs)
  - funding, regional allocation, 874
- Long-term care beds
  - shortage, 126–127, 874
- Magna Carta, 154–155
- Members' statements
  - Human trafficking, 830
  - Leading Women, Leading Girls, Building Communities, 382–383
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - Oshawa, 382–383
- Members/ministers quoting
  - constituents
    - dental care, 265, 873
  - news media
    - environmental enforcement notifications, 581
- Mental health and addictions
  - general remarks, 812
  - and homelessness, 812
  - ministry of, 812
- Ministerial statements
  - Asian Heritage Month
    - responded to, 1105–1106
  - Jewish Heritage Month
    - responded to, 1105
  - National Volunteer Week
    - responded to, 835–836
  - Nowruz
    - responded to, 258–259
  - Sikh Heritage Month
    - responded to, 835
- NDP Party election platform
  - pharmacare, 820
- Nowruz, 258–259
- Occupational health and safety, 1140
- Opposition day motions
  - Health care
    - responded to, 264–265
- Oral questions
  - Employment standards
    - presented, 608, 733
  - Government's record
    - presented, 286
  - Long-term care
    - presented, 126–127
  - Pharmacare
    - presented, 820
  - Workplace safety
    - presented, 1140
- Pay equity
  - general remarks, 394
- Pay Equity Commission
  - government funding, 396
- Pay equity, gender wage gap
  - general remarks, 395–396
- Pay transparency
  - definition of, 394–395
  - employer responsibilities, 396
  - implementation, 395–396
  - regulations, deferred drafting, 396
- Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 394–398
- PC Party
  - minimum wage, 1041–1042
- Petitions
  - Correctional services, 387, 1106–1107
  - Eating disorders, 1108
  - Employment standards, 454
  - Lyme disease, 839
  - Pharmacare, 837
- Pharmacare, universal, 820
- Prescription drugs
  - access to, 286
- Private members' public business
  - Liability for Climate-Related Harms Act, 2018 (Bill 21)
    - second reading, 580–582
  - Magna Carta Day Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
    - second reading, 154–155
  - Ministry of Mental Health and Addictions Act, 2018 (Bill 52)
    - second reading, 811–812
- Probation and parole officers (PPOs)
  - caseload, 465–466
  - shortage, 466
- Public education campaigns—Community development
  - National Volunteer Week, 835–836
- Public education campaigns—Culture
  - Asian Heritage Month, 1105–1106
  - Jewish Heritage Month, 1105
  - Sikh Heritage Month, 835
- Public education campaigns—Labour
  - Equal Pay Day, 394
- Segregation (general)
  - access to programs, 467
  - definition of, 467
- Senior citizens
  - dental care, 265
- Sikh community, 835
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 162, 167, 195, 199, 203, 207–208
- Thunder Bay Correctional Centre
  - staffing levels, 465
- Treaties with indigenous peoples
  - recognition of, 154–155
- Volunteers and volunteering
  - appreciation, 835–836
- Women
  - right to vote, 155
- Workers' compensation benefits
  - PTSD presumption, 465

House speaker index

Letter: F

Fedeli, V. (PC, Nipissing)

Fife, C. (NDP, Kitchener–Waterloo)

Flynn, Hon. K.D. (LIB, Oakville)

Forster, C. (NDP, Welland)

Fraser, J. (LIB, Ottawa South)

French, J.K. (NDP, Oshawa)