Subject letter g House Hansard index Parliament 42 Session 2

House subject index

Letter: G

Gasoline
- cost of. see Fuel prices
- fuel additives
  - environmental impact
    - Piccini, 1003, 2015
Gender Affirming Health Care Advisory Commitee
- creation of
  - Andrew, 276
  - Gélinas, 278
  - Morrison, 274
Gender Affirming Health Care Advisory Committee
- creation of
  - Morrison, 2091
Gender Affirming Health Care Advisory Committee Act, 2021 (Bill 17)
- first reading
  - Morrison, 206
- second reading, 272–278
- referred to Standing Committee on Social Policy, 278
- legislative process
  - Morrison, 2091
Gender-based violence.
see also Intimate partner violence
- fatalities
  - Andrew, 1530
  - Hunter, 1531
- general remarks
  - Fife, 1185
  - Hunter, 1531
  - Schreiner, 1201
  - Singh, S., 1465
- government strategy. see also under Human trafficking - sex trafficking; Intimate partner violence
  - general remarks
    - Andrew, 1530
    - Scott, 1537
- Indigenous communities
  - missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. see also National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls
    - police response to
      - Jones, 2217
      - Mamakwa, 2217
- prevalence of
  - Andrew, 1200–1201, 1530
  - Schreiner, 1201
- prevention
  - general remarks
    - Andrew, 1530
- public education campaigns
  - International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women
    - Andrew, 1200–1201
    - Collard, 1201
    - McKenna, 1199–1200
    - Schreiner, 1201–1202
    - West, 1186–1187
  - National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women
    - Andrew, 1529–1530
    - Fullerton, 1531–1532
    - Hunter, 1530–1531
    - Sandhu, 1578
    - Schreiner, 1531
  - UNite to End Violence against Women
    - McKenna, 1199
  - White Ribbon campaign
    - Andrew, 1530
- sexual assault
  - reporting rates
    - Collard, 2675
  - victim-police relations
    - Collard, 2675–2676
    - Jones, 2676
- sexual assault assessment
  - billing for
    - Collard, 2675
  - kit availability
    - Collard, 2675, 2726
    - McKenna, 2726–2727
- support services
  - community organizations. see under Intimate partner violence
  - general remarks
    - Andrew, 1200
  - police relations
    - Jones, 2676
General Motors (GM)
- electric vehicles
  - Fedeli, 2887
- manufacturing agreements
  - Parsa, 3127–3128
  - Scott, 3013
General Motors (GM) - Oshawa plant closure
- Company Town (Findlay)
  - Gretzky, 2538–2539
- employment contracts
  - Gretzky, 2539
- government response
  - French, 1804, 2610, 2613
  - Gretzky, 2538–2539
  - Kernaghan, 2612
  - West, 1804
- statements by stakeholders
  - French, 2610
Genocide
- public education
  - International Day of Commemoration and Dignity of the Victims of the Crime of Genocide and the Prevention of this Crime
    - Kanapathi, 1641
Georgia
- Russo-Georgian War (August 2008)
  - Miller, P., 2011
Getting Ontario Connected Act, 2022 (Bill 93)
- stakeholder response to
  - Burch, 2444
Getting Ontario Connected Act, 2022 (Bill 93)
- first reading
  - Surma, 2124–2125
- second reading, 2253–2264, 2282–2306, 2311–2318, 2441–2451, 2482–2498
  - Anand, 2296, 2317–2318, 2441–2443
  - Andrew, 2305–2306
  - Armstrong, 2484–2485, 2488, 2494
  - Babikian, 2306, 2317
  - Bailey, 2258–2262
  - Begum, 2312
  - Bell, 2492
  - Bisson, 2312–2317
  - Blais, 2297–2299
  - Burch, 2443–2447, 2450
  - Calandra, 2485
  - Cho, S., 2494–2495
  - Clark, 2299–2303
  - Coe, 2312
  - Cuzzetto, 2292
  - Dunlop, 2446–2447, 2482, 2495–2498
  - Gates, 2263, 2288, 2293, 2296–2297, 2299
  - Glover, 2485, 2492–2497
  - Harden, 2486–2489, 2494
  - Harris, 2289–2294
  - Hassan, 2306
  - Hatfield, 2483–2486, 2488, 2497–2498
  - Kanapathi, 2288
  - Ke, 2296, 2302–2303
  - Kernaghan, 2289, 2292
  - Kramp, 2443, 2451
  - Mamakwa, 2303–2306
  - Mantha, 2302, 2316
  - Martin, 2442, 2485
  - Miller, N., 2447
  - Pang, 2303
  - Parsa, 2262, 2315, 2446, 2484, 2488, 2491, 2493
  - Piccini, 2450, 2487, 2489–2492
  - Rakocevic, 2446, 2450
  - Romano, 2255–2257, 2263–2264
  - Sabawy, 2263, 2289, 2311, 2447–2451, 2482–2483
  - Sandhu, 2257–2258, 2297–2299, 2305, 2316
  - Sattler, 2294–2297
  - Skelly, 2494, 2497
  - Smith, D., 2306–2309, 2311–2312
  - Stevens, 2293, 2296
  - Stiles, 2442, 2447
  - Surma, 2253–2254, 2262–2263, 2288
  - Taylor, 2490
  - Thanigasalam, 2293
  - Triantafilopoulos, 2497
  - Vanthof, 2282–2289, 2311, 2442–2443, 2482, 2489, 2491
  - West, 2262–2263
  - Yarde, 2311–2312, 2316
- referred to Standing Committee on General Government, 2498
- third reading, 3093–3103, 3156–3176
  - Bouma, 3164, 3176
  - Downey, 3100, 3159
  - French, 3158–3159, 3165–3169, 3175
  - Gates, 3099–3101
  - Gélinas, 3100, 3173–3176
  - Ghamari, 3169
  - Miller, N., 3173
  - Parsa, 3175
  - Pettapiece, 3101, 3168, 3172
  - Sandhu, 3096–3099
  - Smith, D., 3168
  - Surma, 3093–3096, 3099–3101
  - Vanthof, 3101–3103, 3156–3160
  - Walker, 3160–3165
  - West, 3163, 3169, 3172, 3175
  - Yakabuski, 3100, 3158–3159, 3163–3164, 3169–3174
  - Yarde, 3159, 3164, 3168, 3172
- general remarks
  - Surma, 2769
- Royal assent, 3347
GO Transit
- coach manufacturing contracts
  - Alstom (Thunder Bay). see under Manufacturing - employment
  - economic impact
    - Mulroney, 1472
  - North Bay
    - Fedeli, 3111
- fares
  - connection discounts
    - Crawford, 3131
  - student discounts
    - Crawford, 3131
- GO-VAXX buses. see COVID-19 - vaccination–mobile and pop-up clinics

GO Transit expansion
- government funding
  - Thanigasalam, 1607
- government strategy
  - Calandra, 3123
  - Coe, 2638–2639
GO Transit expansion by region
- Niagara
  - Burch, 1300
  - Oosterhoff, 1300
- Toronto-Danforth (Don River Valley Park)
  - Tabuns, 2401
GO Transit - fares
- government strategy
  - general remarks
    - Cho, S., 2169–2170
GO Transit - infrastructure expansion
- Lakeshore East GO Expansion
  - Small's Creek ravine
    - community consultation
      - Berns-McGown, 1081
- Niagara
  - Beamsville station proposal
    - Oosterhoff, 2507
GO Transit - service expansion
- Bowmanville
  - Mulroney, 2223
  - Park, 2223
- general remarks
  - Calandra, 2275
  - Mulroney, 2674
- Milton corridor
  - economic impact
    - Wynne, 825
  - general remarks
    - Mulroney, 825
  - government funding
    - Wynne, 825
  - rail use negotiations
    - Wynne, 825
Goverment services
- access to
  - broadband requirements
    - Sabawy, 2449
Government accountability and oversight
- conflict of interest
  - Natyshak, 632
- Crown liability. see Crown liability
- general remarks
  - Singh, G., 271
Government advertising
- expenditures on
  - Baber, 2636, 3042
- general remarks
  - Calandra, 3042
Government appointments.
see Appointments to agencies, boards, and commissions
Government bonds
- Green Bond program
  - Khanjin, 470
Government contracts
- cancellation of
  - general remarks
    - Glover, 190
Government debt
- general remarks
  - Anand, 2441
Government debt - annual deficit
- amount
  - Shaw, 1312
Government expenditures
- allocation policies
  - Schreiner, 2030
  - West, 1821
- allocation timeline
  - Hunter, 2679
- annual estimates. see Expenditure estimates
- and COVID-19
  - general remarks
    - Shaw, 1311
- critical public services
  - Shaw, 1291
- general remarks
  - Fife, 779
  - Fullerton, 1019
  - Sarkaria, 2018, 2170, 2679
- ministerial allocations
  - children and community services
    - Hunter, 770
  - general remarks
    - Cho, S., 1926
- ministerial operations
  - phone lines
    - French, 1800
- vs. other provinces
  - Fife, 2978
  - Hunter, 3114
- planned vs. actual
  - FAO report: Expenditure Monitor 2021-22: Q2
    - Elliott, 1356
    - Fife, 1370–1371
    - Sarkaria, 1349–1350
    - Stiles, 1349
  - FAO report: Expenditure Monitor 2021-22: Q3
    - Andrew, 2139
    - Fife, 2241–2242
    - Hunter, 2679
    - Karpoche, 2210
    - Sarkaria, 2018
    - Simard, 2222
    - Stiles, 2017–2018
  - general remarks
    - Bell, 2084
- program spending
  - Miller, N., 1314
  - Oosterhoff, 1314
- strategy
  - Karahalios, 3368
- transfer payments
  - allocation timelines
    - community service providers, impact on
      - Fife, 1789, 1795
      - Fraser, 1823
      - Gélinas, 1823
  - disbursement timelines
    - Karpoche, 2210
Government finances
- contingency funds
  - use of
    - Fife, 1603, 1788, 1934
    - Mantha, 1876
- fall economic statement
  - November 2021
    - Bethlenfalvy, 776–779
    - Fife, 779
    - Hunter, 779–780
    - Schreiner, 780
    - Tangri, 1334
- fall economic statement (2021)
  - Mantha, 1315
- gross domestic product (GDP)
  - Anand, 2565
  - Bethlenfalvy, 1568
- reporting timelines
  - budget delivery
    - Fife, 3362
    - Karahalios, 3322
- revenue generation
  - Bethlenfalvy, 1568
  - annual rate of
    - Cho, S., 1926
  - general remarks
    - Fife, 2976
    - Smith, D., 3019–3020
  - licensing and service fees
    - Schreiner, 2031
  - per capita rate
    - Fife, 2978
  - percentage of GDP
    - Hunter, 3114
- transparency and accountability
  - budgets, presentation deadline
    - budget 2022
      - Blais, 1804, 1806, 1966
      - Calandra, 2222
      - Cuzzetto, 1816
      - Fife, 1768, 1787–1789, 1794–1795, 1933–1934, 1939, 2973, 3135
      - Fraser, 1822–1823, 1978
      - French, 1801
      - Gélinas, 1823
      - Hunter, 2680, 2890–2891
      - Kernaghan, 1844
      - Sattler, 2027–2028
      - Shaw, 1989
      - Simard, 2222
      - Smith, D., 1844
      - Stevens, 1816
      - Tangri, 1764, 1768
      - Taylor, 1879, 1987, 1989
      - Vanthof, 1976
      - Yarde, 1879
    - late delivery penalties
      - Blais, 1804
      - Fife, 1788, 1806, 1933–1934, 2237, 2973
      - French, 1801
      - Simard, 2222
      - Vanthof, 1976
  - general remarks
    - Fife, 1933–1934
    - Parsa, 2222
    - Shaw, 1939
  - public accounts
    - general remarks
      - Ghamari, 2118
      - Sarkaria, 2118
Government finances - debt and deficit
- annual deficit
  - projections
    - 2021-2022
      - Bethlenfalvy, 778–779
      - Bouma, 1879
- general remarks
  - Bisson, 1850
  - Bouma, 1985
- interest on
  - Cho, S., 1926
Government notices of motion
- Extension of emergency orders, 1035–1069
  - presented
    - Jones, 1035–1038
  - responded to
    - Arthur, 1057–1060
    - Bisson, 1042–1051
    - Bouma, 1060–1063
    - Coe, 1066–1067
    - Crawford, 1055–1057
    - Cuzzetto, 1051–1053
    - Fife, 1063–1066
    - Gates, 1067–1069
    - Hogarth, 1038–1042
    - Mamakwa, 1053–1055
- Legislative reform, 329–332, 1941–1951, 2224–2225
  - presented
    - Parsa, 329
  - responded to
    - Singh, G., 331–332
    - Taylor, 329–331
  - presented
    - Calandra, 1941–1951
  - division (carried), 2224–2225
- Parliamentary broadcast and recording service, 1719–1720
  - presented
    - Calandra, 1719–1720
  - responded to
    - Sattler, 1720
- Report on Ontario's provincial emergency, 305–319, 2856–2868
  - presented
    - Khanjin, 305–307
  - responded to
    - Bailey, 315–317
    - Fife, 307–308
    - Gates, 310–311
    - Harris, 313–314
    - Hogarth, 308–310
    - Hunter, 311–313
    - Mamakwa, 314–315
    - Schreiner, 318–319
    - Singh, G., 317–318
  - presented
    - Jones, 2856–2857
  - responded to
    - Collard, 2859–2860
    - Harden, 2857–2859
    - Hatfield, 2861–2863
    - Mantha, 2865–2866
    - McDonell, 2860–2861
    - Miller, N., 2867–2868
    - Pettapiece, 2866–2867
    - Walker, 2863–2865
- Retiring members of provincial Parliament, 3048–3059, 3061–3073
  - presented
    - Calandra, 3048
  - responded to
    - Berns-McGown, 3054–3056
    - Elliott, 3053–3054
    - Hatfield, 3051–3053
    - Kramp, 3067–3069
    - McDonell, 3056–3058
    - McKenna, 3065–3067
    - Miller, N., 3048–3051
    - Mitas, 3069–3070
    - Pettapiece, 3058–3059
    - Walker, 3061–3065
    - Wynne, 3070–3073
- Select Committee on Emergency Management Oversight, 6–15, 38–42
  - presented
    - Jones, 6–10
  - responded to
    - Fraser, 42
    - Hogarth, 10–13
    - Rakocevic, 13–15
    - Singh, S., 15, 38–40
    - Stiles, 40–42
  - amendment, 42–57
    - presented
      - Fraser, 42–43
    - responded to
      - Calandra, 46–48
      - Harden, 43–46
      - McDonell, 51–54
      - Sabawy, 54–56
      - Triantafilopoulos, 49–51
      - Wai, 56–57
Government orders
- Extension of emergency orders, 1071–1081, 1100–1113
  - responded to
    - Baber, 1076–1079
    - Gretzky, 1074–1076
    - Hassan, 1101–1104
    - Nicholls, 1109–1111
    - Pang, 1105–1107
    - Park, 1104–1105
    - Roberts, 1071–1073
    - Stevens, 1107–1109
    - Walker, 1079–1081, 1100–1101
    - Yakabuski, 1111–1113
- Legislative reform, 2001–2007, 2224–2225
  - presented
    - Calandra, 2001–2002
  - responded to
    - Sattler, 2002–2007
  - amendment, 2008–2009
    - presented
      - Sattler, 2008
    - responded to
      - Mantha, 2009
  - amendment to the amendment, 2009, 2051–2060, 2077–2102, 2149–2159, 2181–2200
    - presented
      - Mantha, 2009
    - responded to
      - Andrew, 2197–2199
      - Bailey, 2194–2197
      - Bell, 2083–2086
      - Bisson, 2185–2188
      - Calandra, 2054–2056
      - Cho, R.S.J., 2082–2083
      - Clark, 2009
      - Collard, 2155
      - Cuzzetto, 2092–2095
      - Fraser, 2053–2054
      - French, 2152–2155
      - Glover, 2099–2102
      - Harris, 2149–2152
      - Hassan, 2191–2194
      - Hatfield, 2079–2082
      - MacLeod, 2182–2185
      - McDonell, 2155–2158
      - Miller, N., 2199–2200
      - Morrison, 2089–2092
      - Parsa, 2059–2060, 2077–2079
      - Rakocevic, 2095–2098
      - Sabawy, 2098–2099
      - Sattler, 2056–2059
      - Smith, T., 2188–2191
      - Taylor, 2158–2159, 2181–2182
      - Tibollo, 2086–2089
      - Vanthof, 2051–2053
  - division (carried), 2224–2225
- Select Committee on Emergency Management Oversight
  - amendment, 164–191
    - responded to
      - Bailey, 183–185
      - Coe, 172–174
      - Ghamari, 191
      - Glover, 188–191
      - Hatfield, 177–179
      - Hogarth, 174–177
      - McKenna, 179–182
      - McNaughton, 164–167
      - Parsa, 185–188
      - Phillips, 169–172
      - Stiles, 167–169
Government procurement - supply chain management
- group purchasing organizations
  - accountability and oversight
    - Gélinas, 2695–2696, 2717
    - Stevens, 2717
- health sciences sector
  - Cho, S., 242
Government record
- employment policy
  - general remarks
    - West, 657
- Liberal (2003-2018)
  - child care policy
    - Calandra, 2412
    - Lecce, 1839, 3185
  - children, community and social services
    - autism
      - Fullerton, 2845
  - education policy
    - full-day kindergarten
      - Fraser, 2517, 3000
  - emergency preparedness
    - Calandra, 2272
    - Singh, S., 1502
  - employment policy
    - Andrew, 1221
    - Smith, D., 1221
    - Tangri, 647
    - general remarks
      - McNaughton, 204
    - minimum wage
      - Horwath, 832–833
      - Miller, P., 912
      - Morrison, 911
  - energy policy
    - hydro rates
      - Bisson, 3006
      - Crawford, 3132
      - Yakabuski, 3000
  - environmental policy
    - Calandra, 340
    - Cho, S., 202
    - Piccini, 898
  - fiscal policies
    - Calandra, 238–239
  - fiscal policy
    - Bethlenfalvy, 3114
  - general remarks
    - Calandra, 1966, 2414, 2517, 2945
    - Fife, 742
    - Ford, 363
    - Fraser, 1823
    - Harris, 1807
    - Horwath, 833
    - McNaughton, 692
    - Morrison, 842
    - Mulroney, 2940
    - Oosterhoff, 1269, 1298–99
    - Parsa, 742, 1823, 2891
    - Sabawy, 674
    - Skelly, 649
    - Tibollo, 1291
    - Walker, 1307
  - health care policy
    - Fraser, 1919
    - West, 1912
  - health policy
    - general remarks
      - Calandra, 48, 1256
      - Fraser, 1502
      - Singh, S., 2938
    - home and community care
      - Hatfield, 1502
    - hospital capacity
      - Calandra, 200
    - long-term care
      - Andrew, 1549–1550
      - Calandra, 200
      - Ghamari, 574
      - Ke, 2338
  - healthcare policy
    - long-term care
      - Gill, 1318
  - housing policy
    - Andrew, 2805
    - McDonell, 2805
  - immigration policy
    - Sabawy, 652
  - infrastructure policy
    - Bisson, 2312–2313
    - Parsa, 2315, 2484
    - Sandhu, 2298–2299
    - general remarks
      - Cuzzetto, 1808
  - land use planning
    - Clark, 1354
  - legislative process
    - budget presentation
      - Cho, S., 1806
    - private member's public business
      - Calandra, 1947–1948
      - Smith, T., 2189–2190
  - long-term care
    - Babikian, 219
    - Coe, 1609
  - manufacturing industry
    - Fedeli, 1731
  - manufacturing policy
    - electric vehicles
      - Wynne, 2341
  - social policy
    - child care
      - Bell, 1980–1981
      - Fraser, 1981
  - transportation and transit policy
    - Sandhu, 2169
- Liberals (2003-2018)
  - infrastructure policy
    - Bouma, 3164
    - Walker, 3164
  - transportation infrastructure development
    - Cho, S., 3365
- NDP (1990-1995)
  - employment policy
    - Tangri, 647
  - energy policy
    - general remarks
      - Crawford, 2121
  - environmental policy
    - Environmental Bill of Rights
      - Hatfield, 535–536
  - fiscal policy
    - general remarks
      - Calandra, 2043
  - general remarks
    - MacLeod, 738
  - health care
    - mental health and addictions
      - Tibollo, 961, 2841
  - health policy
    - long-term care
      - Glover, 1493
  - housing policy
    - community housing
      - Bisson, 1846
  - legislative process
    - Calandra, 1946
- PC (1995-2003)
  - general remarks
    - Hunter, 2805–2806
  - health care policy
    - West, 1912
  - housing policy
    - Burch, 2787
    - Hunter, 2805
  - insurance rates
    - West, 656
  - labour relations
    - Gates, 2362
  - municipal affairs
    - Burch, 2787, 2794
    - McDonell, 2794
- PC (2018-present)
  - cabinet members' salaries
    - Shaw, 843
  - consumer services
    - auto insurance
      - Bouma, 3085
  - cost of living
    - Bisson, 1276
    - Fraser, 2414
  - economic policy
    - Calandra, 3122
    - development
      - Fedeli, 154
    - employment
      - Calandra, 629
      - Crawford, 3132
    - general remarks
      - Bethlenfalvy, 3152
      - Calandra, 341, 2455
      - Parsa, 3127–3128
      - Sarkaria, 2542
    - regulatory environment
      - Fedeli, 479
      - Skelly, 542
      - Tangri, 198, 392, 1931
  - education policy
    - general remarks
      - Blais, 3239
  - employment policy
    - Bailey, 677
    - Bouma, 840
    - Fife, 740
    - Fraser, 650
    - Hassan, 1238, 1241
    - compensation
      - rate of
        
        Sattler, 605
    - employment standards
      - Fraser, 989
      - Glover, 1412
      - Sattler, 988, 2004
    - general remarks
      - Blais, 692
      - Fraser, 648
      - Morrison, 2091, 2393
      - Wynne, 204
    - minimum wage
      - Blais, 649
      - Fife, 740
      - Fraser, 648
      - Glover, 835
      - Hassan, 1238
      - Horwath, 832, 844
      - Miller, P., 1319
      - Sattler, 605, 1204
      - Shaw, 842, 1312
    - sick days
      - Andrew, 1215
      - Fife, 740
      - Hassan, 1238, 1241
      - Miller, P., 1320
      - Sattler, 605, 1204, 1209
      - Vanthof, 648
    - temporary employment agencies
      - Fraser, 648
  - employment standards
    - Burch, 2908
  - energy policy
    - Shaw, 842
    - general remarks
      - Crawford, 2121
      - Smith, T., 2071
    - hydro rates
      - Bisson, 3006
      - Blais, 3000–3001
  - environmental policy
    - Shaw, 1315
    - electric vehicles
      - Bisson, 3006
      - Glover, 470
    - general remarks
      - Bell, 1433
      - Blais, 272
      - Collard, 898
      - Fife, 1584
      - Mantha, 138
      - Piccini, 139–141, 267, 1414
      - Rakocevic, 106
      - Sattler, 422, 424
      - Shaw, 126, 142, 424
      - Singh, G., 270
      - Tabuns, 2015
  - equity programming, education
    - Oosterhoff, 2046
  - fiscal policy
    - Calandra, 1728
  - gender-based policy
    - Wynne, 2117–2118
  - general remarks
    - Arthur, 744
    - Baber, 1016, 1694–1695, 2628
    - Berns-McGown, 1574
    - Blais, 199, 2998–2999
    - Calandra, 200, 1694–1695, 2411, 2849–2850, 3361
    - Crawford, 3355
    - Fife, 742
    - Fraser, 1823, 1978–1979, 2999–3000
    - Gates, 1286
    - Gretzky, 664, 674, 1575
    - Harden, 1286
    - Harris, 2149
    - Horwath, 832, 843
    - Karahalios, 736
    - Oosterhoff, 1299
    - Parsa, 1575, 1823
    - Piccini, 1382
    - Rakocevic, 843
    - Sabawy, 54–55
    - Singh, G., 747
    - Taylor, 728
  - health and long-term care
    - Horwath, 2271, 2472
  - health care policy
    - Gélinas, 3177
    - Horwath, 1922
    - West, 1912
  - health policy
    - general remarks
      - Calandra, 1405–1406, 2215
    - long-term care
      - Phillips, 23, 1457
      - Triantafilopoulos, 1493
  - housing policy
    - Clark, 3366
    - rent control
      - Blais, 3039
  - infrastructure development
    - Surma, 2767–2769
  - infrastructure policy
    - Blais, 2299
    - Stiles, 919
  - insurance rates
    - Bisson, 1278
    - Rakocevic, 1278
    - Singh, S., 835
    - West, 655
  - justice policy
    - road safety
      - Thanigasalam, 1170
  - land use planning
    - general remarks
      - Clark, 1414–1415
  - legal policy
    - civil liability
      - Sattler, 129
      - Shaw, 125
  - legal proceedings
    - Shaw, 129
    - Singh, G., 271
  - legislative process
    - Glover, 1278
    - consultation
      - Rakocevic, 106
    - time allocation
      - Sattler, 2003–2005, 2058–2059
  - long-term care
    - Horwath, 212
  - social policy
    - veterans
      - MacLeod, 763
  - taxation policy
    - Bethlenfalvy, 3152
    - Thanigasalam, 1797
  - transparency
    - Bisson, 1276
Government services
- delivery, speed of
  - Oosterhoff, 822
  - Sarkaria, 822
  - Walker, 1880
- digital administration
  - cybersecurity
    - Miller, P., 1392–1393
  - data management
    - Miller, P., 1393
  - general remarks
    - Ghamari, 400
    - Sabawy, 436
    - Sarkaria, 822
    - Smith, D., 1374–1375
    - Tangri, 392, 400
  - land transactions
    - Sabawy, 435–436
  - payment methods
    - Miller, P., 1391
- digital delivery
  - accessibility of
    - Cuzzetto, 1817
    - Miller, P., 1377, 1391–1394
    - Monteith-Farrell, 1817
    - Singh, S., 1378
  - business services
    - general remarks
      - Coe, 2035
      - Cuzzetto, 1817
      - Ghamari, 1817
      - Harris, 1974
      - Rasheed, 1873
      - Romano, 1861–1862
      - Sabawy, 1872–1873
      - Sandhu, 1866–1867
      - Taylor, 1986
    - single-window access point
      - Bouma, 1984
      - Cho, S., 1927
      - Coe, 1852, 1992
      - Cuzzetto, 1808, 1816
      - Fedeli, 1928–1929
      - Ghamari, 1866
      - Harris, 1768–1769, 1972, 1974–1975
      - Parsa, 1856
      - Rasheed, 1768, 3241–3242
      - Roberts, 2032, 2035
      - Sabawy, 1861, 1871–1872
      - Smith, D., 1872
      - Tangri, 1762–1763, 1769
      - Triantafilopoulos, 3241
      - Vanthof, 1977
      - Walker, 1880
  - document renewal notices
    - Rasheed, 1767
    - Romano, 1195
    - Scott, 1194–1195
  - general remarks
    - Hogarth, 1898
    - Kusendova, 1432
    - McDonell, 557
    - Miller, P., 1393–1394
    - Oosterhoff, 822
    - Roberts, 1844, 1974
    - Romano, 1195, 2513
    - Sabawy, 435, 691, 1873
    - Sarkaria, 822
    - Scott, 1006
    - Skelly, 540
    - Smith, D., 1374–1375, 1377, 1844
    - Wai, 555, 557
  - implementation timeline
    - COVID-19, impact of
      - Bisson, 1847
  - navigation supports
    - Monteith-Farrell, 1394
  - online renewals
    - identity documents. see under Identity documents
- digital identification. see Digital identification
- in-person delivery. see ServiceOntario
- Ontario Onwards Acceleration Fund
  - Sarkaria, 822
- service standards
  - customer service guarantees
    - compensation
      - Sattler, 2026
    - general remarks
      - Bouma, 1974
      - Coe, 1992
      - Cuzzetto, 1808
      - Fife, 1789
      - Hogarth, 1898–1899
      - Rasheed, 1767–1768
      - Smith, D., 1844
      - Tabuns, 2029
      - Taylor, 1873, 1876, 1986
      - Yarde, 1877
    - reporting requirements
      - Coe, 1851–1852, 1992
      - French, 1800
      - Mantha, 1816, 1852
      - Rasheed, 1767–1768, 1899
      - Sattler, 2026
      - Tangri, 1762
      - Taylor, 1986
  - development of
    - Fedeli, 1765
    - Parsa, 1977
    - Sattler, 2026, 2029
    - Tangri, 1762
    - Taylor, 1986
    - Vanthof, 1977
    - Yarde, 1877
  - general remarks
    - Bisson, 1847
    - Bouma, 1984
    - Coe, 1851
    - French, 1800, 1803
    - Ghamari, 1867
    - Mantha, 1857
    - Monteith-Farrell, 1803, 1817
    - Roberts, 1816, 2032
    - Sandhu, 1867
    - Thanigasalam, 1865
  - publication of
    - Fedeli, 1765
- ServiceOntario locations. see ServiceOntario
- user experience
  - Smith, D., 1844
Government supply chain
- broader public sector
  - monetary value
    - Cho, S., 1926
    - Roberts, 2034
- domestic procurement
  - accountability and transparency
    - general remarks
      - French, 1800–1801
  - Building Ontario Business initiative (BOBI)
    - contractor matching
      - Fedeli, 1766
    - as economic recovery strategy
      - Bailey, 1984
      - Romano, 2275
      - Sabawy, 2274–2275
    - general remarks
      - Bouma, 1984–1985
      - Cho, S., 1927
      - Coe, 1992
      - Cuzzetto, 1815
      - Fedeli, 1765–1766, 1929, 1931
      - Fife, 1789–1790, 1937
      - French, 1800
      - Ghamari, 1867
      - Roberts, 2034
      - Romano, 1858–1859, 2274–2275
      - Sattler, 2027
      - Smith, D., 2034
    - Ontario business, definition of
      - Fedeli, 1766, 1929
      - French, 1801
    - and trade agreements
      - Fedeli, 1929
  - centralized vs. regional models
    - French, 1937
  - general remarks
    - Fife, 1937
    - Fraser, 1824
    - Mantha, 1823–1824, 1874–1875, 2544–2545
    - Sattler, 2027
    - Taylor, 1986–1987
    - Vanthof, 1976
  - in other jurisdictions
    - Fife, 1789–1790, 1937
  - vendor diversification
    - Fife, 1789, 1937
- international procurement
  - socio-environmental standards
    - Romano, 2274
- Supply Ontario. see Supply Ontario
Government vehicle fleets
- domestric production
  - Fedeli, 1931
Grand River
- fish populations
  - Harris, 120
- wastewater flows, number of
  - Harris, 121
Grand River Conservation Authority
- fisheries management plan
  - Harris, 120
- geographic jurisdiction
  - Harris, 120
- rural water quality program
  - funding allocations
    - Harris, 120
Great Lakes.
see also specific lake
- agricultural impact
  - Babikian, 122
  - Harris, 122
- conservation
  - Canada-Ontario Agreement on Great Lakes Water Quality and Ecosystem Health
    - Khanjin, 230–231
    - Piccini, 142, 1587–1588
    - Walker, 1587
  - consultation
    - Parsa, 227
  - government funding
    - Khanjin, 769
    - Parsa, 228
    - Piccini, 1587–1588
  - government strategy
    - McDonell, 769
    - Parsa, 227–228
    - Piccini, 141–142
  - Wetlands Conservation Partner Program. see under Wetlands and Watersheds
- economic impact
  - Martin, 104
- general remarks
  - Parsa, 227
- Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Legislative Caucus
  - French, 91, 95
- pollution
  - plastics contamination
    - Bell, 886
    - Khanjin, 202, 230
    - Parsa, 228
Greek community
- in Ontario
  - Triantafilopoulos, 759
- Oxi Day
  - Triantafilopoulos, 519
- public education campaigns
  - Greek Independence Day
    - Triantafilopoulos, 2505–2506
  - Hellenic Heritage Month
    - Triantafilopoulos, 2210
- in Ukraine
  - Triantafilopoulos, 2506
Green Button initiative.
see Energy consumption
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consumption data

Green economy
- economic impact
  - Khanjin, 563–564
Green Party of Ontario
- election platform (2021-2022)
  - housing policy
    - Schreiner, 2220
- housing policy
  - Schreiner, 838, 1297
  - affordable housing
    - Schreiner, 1032
Green Shirt Day Act, 2022 (Bill 112)
- first reading
  - Parsa, 2895
- second reading, 3021–3030, 3073–3074
  - Bell, 3029–3030
  - Clark, 3022
  - Harden, 3023–3026
  - Mantha, 3026–3028
  - Monteith-Farrell, 3028–3029
  - Parsa, 3021–3022
- referred to Committee of the Whole House, 3073–3074
- third reading, 3074–3078
  - Mantha, 3074–3076
  - Parsa, 3074
  - Sattler, 3076–3078
- legislative process
  - Mantha, 3074–3075
- Royal assent, 3126
Green technology industry
- general remarks
  - Glover, 2062
- government strategy
  - Bouma, 2342
Greenbelt
- development on. see also Land use planning - ministerial zoning orders
  - Fraser, 1009
  - Gates, 1853–1854
- expansion
  - Bisson, 1278
  - Crawford, 1278
- expansion of
  - bluebelt
    - Schreiner, 2946
  - general remarks
    - Parsa, 227
    - Piccini, 828
    - Schreiner, 1192
- public consultation
  - Clark, 827
  - Parsa, 227
Greenhouse gas emissions
- carbon budget
  - Schreiner, 562, 567
- government strategy
  - Piccini, 2894
- industry contributions
  - agriculture
    - Vanthof, 3156
  - transporation
    - Cho, S., 526
    - Piccini, 80
- regional contributions
  - Ontario
    - Piccini, 1022
Greenhouse gas emissions - reduction
- government strategy
  - enforcement
    - Fife, 1023
  - general remarks
    - Piccini, 80, 1022–1023, 1092–1093
    - Tabuns, 1414
  - hydrogen strategy. see under Energy generation - government strategy
  - reduction targets
    - Piccini, 1004
    - Schreiner, 1196
    - Shaw, 127
    - Singh, G., 270
Groundhog Day
- Wiarton Willie
  - Walker, 1341–1342
Groves Memorial Community Hospital Act, 2022 (Bill Pr62)
- first reading
  - Pettapiece, 2022–2023
- second reading
  - Pettapiece, 2648
- third reading
  - Pettapiece, 2648
- Royal assent, 2793
Gun control
- federal jurisdiction
  - Skelly, 1625
- government strategy
  - in other countries
    - Morrison, 1622
    - Tabuns, 1621
- gun manufacturers/wholesalers
  - class action lawsuit against
    - Berns-McGown, 1623
    - Hassan, 1624
    - Morrison, 1622
    - Tabuns, 1621, 1627
- illegal guns
  - gun manufacturers
    - Rakocevic, 1626
  - trafficking
    - Berns-McGown, 1623
    - Morrison, 1622
    - Walker, 1626
Gun violence
- causes of
  - Begum, 1624
  - Berns-McGown, 1623
  - Morrison, 1623
- community-based programming
  - Calandra, 1475
  - Hassan, 1624
  - Hunter, 1475, 2217–2218, 3186
- exposure to
  - as determinant of health
    - Glover, 402
- fatalities
  - Hunter, 1475
  - by region
    - Scarborough
      - Hunter, 3308
- general remarks
  - Hunter, 1187, 2217
  - Morrison, 146–147
- government response
  - Hunter, 3324
- government strategy
  - Calandra, 3186
  - funding
    - Calandra, 1475
  - general remarks
    - Calandra, 1475
- government strategy, funding for
  - Skelly, 1625
  - Walker, 1627
- gun and gang safety
  - government funding
    - Skelly, 1625
- hospital services
  - in response to
    - Hunter, 3308
- increase in
  - Hunter, 1626, 3309
- prevalence of
  - Begum, 1624
  - Glover, 402
  - Hunter, 1187, 3186, 3309
- social determinants of
  - Glover, 402
- victim supports
  - trauma-informed counseling
    - Hunter, 3309
    - coverage
      - Hunter, 1475
- victims of
  - Berns-McGown, 1623
  - Hassan, 1624
  - Hunter, 1626, 3309
  - Morrison, 1622
  - Rakocevic, 1626
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Tabuns, 1621

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Letter: G

Gasoline

Gender Affirming Health Care Advisory Commitee

Gender Affirming Health Care Advisory Committee

Gender Affirming Health Care Advisory Committee Act, 2021 (Bill 17)

Gender-based violence.

General Motors (GM)

General Motors (GM) - Oshawa plant closure

Genocide

Georgia

Getting Ontario Connected Act, 2022 (Bill 93)

Getting Ontario Connected Act, 2022 (Bill 93)

GO Transit

GO Transit expansion

GO Transit expansion by region

GO Transit - fares

GO Transit - infrastructure expansion

GO Transit - service expansion

Goverment services

Government accountability and oversight

Government advertising

Government appointments.

Government bonds

Government contracts

Government debt

Government debt - annual deficit

Government expenditures

Government finances

Government finances - debt and deficit

Government notices of motion

Government orders

Government procurement - supply chain management

Government record

Government services

Government supply chain

Government vehicle fleets

Grand River

Grand River Conservation Authority

Great Lakes.

Greek community

Green Button initiative.

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Green economy

Green Party of Ontario

Green Shirt Day Act, 2022 (Bill 112)

Green technology industry

Greenbelt

Greenhouse gas emissions

Greenhouse gas emissions - reduction

Groundhog Day

Groves Memorial Community Hospital Act, 2022 (Bill Pr62)

Gun control

Gun violence