Subject letter w House Hansard index Parliament 42 Session 2

House subject index

Letter: W

Waste diversion
- techniques
  - in other jurisdictions
    - Harden, 116
Waste diversion - recycling programs
- battery recycling
  - Glover, 2846
  - Khanjin, 203
- diversion rates
  - Bell, 1436
  - Piccini, 2846
- producer responsibility model
  - general remarks
    - Bouma, 1436
    - Piccini, 1095, 2846
- tires
  - producer audits
    - Fife, 1365
    - Sattler, 422
Waste management
- collection trucks
  - mandatory upgrades
    - Harden, 2858
  - operator compensation
    - Harden, 2858
  - protest (2021). see under Protests - public–blockades
- hazardous waste
  - reporting requirement
    - digitization
      - Tangri, 393
- litter. see Litter
Wastewater Surveillance Initiative
- general remarks
  - Cuzzetto, 2791
Water protection.
see also specific body of water
- community activism
  - Mantha, 135–136
- as economic policy
  - Khanjin, 61
- general remarks
  - Barrett, 104
  - Harris, 121
  - Parsa, 228
  - Schreiner, 2946
- industrial discharge
  - Miller, P., 71
- phosphorus runoff
  - source of
    - Barrett, 102
- pollutants
  - Collard, 269–270
- water-taking permits
  - aggregate industry
    - Schreiner, 2515
  - general remarks
    - McDonell, 113
    - Piccini, 2515–2516
  - municipal role in
    - Ke, 113
Water protection - water quality
- monitoring programs
  - Piccini, 140–143, 266
- Ontario Clean Water Agency (OCWA)
  - program requirements
    - cost-recovery
      - Mamakwa, 1538
  - service areas
    - Indigneous communities
      - Piccini, 1538
- and public health surveillance
  - Parsa, 227
  - Piccini, 266
- sewage spills. see under Sewer and wastewater infrastructure
Water quality - drinking water
- Walkerton Clean Water Centre
  - Piccini, 907
Water - recreational
- fatalities due to drowning
  - Bisson, 1756
  - statistics
    - Arthur, 1757–1758
    - Miller, N., 1755
- swimming lessons
  - imapct of
    - Arthur, 1758
Watersheds and wetlands
- protection of
  - Schreiner, 1961
Weather events
- drought
  - impact on agri-food industry
    - Nicholls, 2880
West Lincoln Memorial Hospital
- construction contract
  - Oosterhoff, 2162
Wetlands and watersheds
- bluebelt proposal
  - Barrett, 569
- conservation. see also Water protection
  - Wetlands Conservation Partner Program
    - Ducks Unlimited
      - Khanjin, 69
- development on
  - Barrett, 569
  - Harden, 115
Wildlife protection
- fish populations
  - Grand River
    - Harris, 70, 120
  - Lake Simcoe
    - Harris, 70, 119, 123
    - Khanjin, 64, 66, 70–71
William Osler Health
- Fallis, Dr. Brooks
  - employment termination
    - Elliott, 2632–2633
    - Horwath, 2632–2634
William Osler Health System
- Fallis, Dr. Brooks
  - employment termination
    - Elliott, 2575–2576
    - Fraser, 2575–2576, 2668
    - Martin, 2668
- government funding, amount
  - Martin, 3315
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Martin, 3315
Wind turbines
- construction projects
  - Stormont–Dundas–South Glengarry
    - Karahalios, 2071
- location
  - municipal consultation
    - McNaughton, 548
Wineries and wine industry
- annual harvest
  - Burch, 407
- economic impact
  - Burch, 407
  - Gates, 3103
- general remarks
  - Calandra, 407
- market share
  - Ontario
    - Burch, 407
- production costs
  - Burch, 407
- sale locations
  - farmer's markets
    - Calandra, 407
- taxation
  - Gates, 3103
Women
- community advocacy organisations
  - Crawford, 2112
- and COVID-19
  - working conditions
    - Schreiner, 2178
- and COVID-19, impact of
  - mental health
    - Schreiner, 2177–2178
- economic barriers task force
  - McKenna, 2176
- equality of opportunity
  - general remarks
    - Blais, 2210–2211
- government strategy
  - general remarks
    - Andrew, 2177
- health and well-being
  - general remarks
    - Andrew, 2177
- Investing in Women's Futures Program
  - McKenna, 2176
- in leadership roles
  - McKenna, 2176
- menstrual products
  - free access
    - students
      - Hogarth, 294
      - Lecce, 298–299
      - McKenna, 293
    - students, Indigenous
      - Hogarth, 326–327
      - Mamakwa, 298–299, 326
- pay equity. see Pay equity - gender wage gap
- period poverty
  - Hogarth, 293
  - McKenna, 293
- Persons Day
  - Singh, G., 235
- public education campaigns
  - International Women's Day
    - Andrew, 2177
    - Collard, 2177
    - Crawford, 2112
    - Ghamari, 2113
    - Horwath, 2165
    - Karahalios, 2161
    - McKenna, 2176
    - Miller, N., 2200
    - Schreiner, 2177
    - Singh, S., 2012
    - Triantafilopoulos, 2011
- socio-economic standards
  - general remarks
    - Collard, 2177
- in the workforce
  - government funding
    - McKenna, 3189
  - government strategy
    - McKenna, 3188
Women in politics
- diversity and representation
  - Andrew, 2177
- general remarks
  - MacLeod, 580
- social media harassment of
  - Kusendova, 1139
Woodward Wastewater Treatment Plant (Hamilton)
- facility upgrades
  - government funding
    - Miller, P., 144
Working for Workers Act, 2021 (Bill 27)
- amendments
  - consideration of
    - Gates, 1270
- committee process
  - Begum, 1229
- general remarks
  - Babikian, 739
  - Bailey, 674–675
  - Begum, 734
  - Cuzzetto, 1275
  - Gretzky, 673–674
  - Hassan, 1237
  - Martin, 737
  - McNaughton, 596
  - Sabawy, 654
  - Schreiner, 729
  - Thanigasalam, 1213
  - Vanthof, 645
  - West, 658
- stakeholder consultation
  - Anand, 1229
  - Arthur, 745
  - Begum, 734, 1229
  - Crawford, 1268
  - Gates, 1184, 1268, 1270
  - Karahalios, 738
  - Pang, 1230
  - Singh, G., 1229
  - West, 655, 734
  - Yarde, 655
  - representation
    - Karahalios, 735
  - statements by stakeholders
    - West, 655
- stakeholder remarks
  - Harris, 734
- statements by stakeholders
  - Bailey, 678
  - Cuzzetto, 1275
  - Hogarth, 744
  - Khanjin, 613
  - Sattler, 1209
  - Skelly, 663
  - Smith, D., 1241
Working for Workers Act, 2021 (Bill 27)
- first reading
  - McNaughton, 370
- second reading, 596–617, 645–664, 671–681, 726–748
  - Anand, 600–605, 744
  - Arthur, 604, 727–728, 738, 743–745
  - Babikian, 616, 739
  - Bailey, 604, 611, 662, 674–679, 728
  - Barrett, 612
  - Begum, 647, 730–734, 739–741, 744–745
  - Blais, 649–651
  - Coe, 678, 733, 745
  - Fife, 646–647, 658, 662, 728–729, 733, 740–743
  - Fraser, 647–650
  - Gélinas, 611, 616, 742, 746–747
  - Ghamari, 650, 673–674
  - Gretzky, 663–664, 671–674, 678–679
  - Harris, 730, 734, 741
  - Hassan, 603, 650, 653, 658–659, 678
  - Hogarth, 604, 615, 744–745
  - Karahalios, 734–737
  - Ke, 616
  - Khanjin, 612–617, 678, 728–729
  - MacLeod, 738
  - Martin, 736–737, 739, 742
  - McDonell, 659, 673
  - McNaughton, 596–600
  - Natyshak, 651
  - Parsa, 727, 742
  - Pettapiece, 654
  - Rasheed, 653–654
  - Roberts, 605, 646
  - Sabawy, 611, 650–654, 674, 734
  - Sattler, 605–612
  - Schreiner, 729–730
  - Singh, G., 604, 616, 747–748
  - Skelly, 649, 659–663
  - Stevens, 673, 677
  - Tangri, 647
  - Taylor, 611–612, 615, 654, 663, 679–680, 726–729
  - Triantafilopoulos, 663
  - Vanthof, 617, 645–648
  - Wai, 657–658
  - Walker, 658
  - West, 650, 654–659, 662–663, 729–730, 734, 739
  - Yarde, 674, 728, 736–740
- referred to Standing Committee on Social Policy, 748
- third reading, 1175–1184, 1203–1235, 1237–1241, 1266–1275, 1357
  - Anand, 1179–1184, 1214, 1229, 1240
  - Andrew, 1210–1211, 1214–1219, 1221
  - Begum, 1226–1231, 1233–1234, 1240
  - Coe, 1210, 1218, 1234, 1272
  - Collard, 1219–1222
  - Crawford, 1266–1269, 1274
  - Cuzzetto, 1268, 1274–1275
  - Gates, 1184, 1268–1275
  - Harden, 1269, 1273
  - Harris, 1184, 1210
  - Hassan, 1237–1241
  - Kernaghan, 1225, 1230, 1234–1235, 1240
  - Kusendova, 1226, 1230–1235
  - McNaughton, 1175–1179
  - Miller, N., 1273
  - Oosterhoff, 1269
  - Pang, 1211, 1230
  - Parsa, 1239–1240, 1268–1269
  - Piccini, 1221–1226
  - Rakocevic, 1268, 1273
  - Roberts, 1214, 1225
  - Sattler, 1203–1211
  - Singh, G., 1184, 1218–1219, 1229
  - Smith, D., 1221, 1224–1225, 1241
  - Stevens, 1210, 1214–1215, 1218, 1220–1221
  - Taylor, 1213, 1241
  - Thanigasalam, 1211–1215, 1219
  - Thompson, 1234
  - Vanthof, 1225
  - Walker, 1183, 1218
  - West, 1183
  - division (carried), 1357
- general remarks
  - McNaughton, 524, 576, 692
- Royal assent, 1498
Working for Workers Act, 2022 (Bill 88)
- first reading
  - McNaughton, 1902
- second reading, 2321–2330, 2349–2387, 2389–2399, 2419–2440, 2464–2465
  - Anand, 2322–2330, 2356–2357, 2361, 2368, 2383, 2428, 2433–2434
  - Armstrong, 2372, 2380–2384, 2394, 2398
  - Babikian, 2364, 2379, 2384
  - Bailey, 2395, 2398, 2423–2426, 2431
  - Barrett, 2376
  - Bell, 2330, 2422, 2426–2429, 2434
  - Berns-McGown, 2395, 2399
  - Bouma, 2421, 2435, 2439–2440
  - Bourgouin, 2356, 2426
  - Burch, 2398
  - Calandra, 2321–2322
  - Coe, 2367, 2375, 2383
  - Crawford, 2329, 2368–2372
  - Cuzzetto, 2376–2380
  - Fraser, 2366–2368
  - Gates, 2361–2366
  - Glover, 2329, 2428, 2431, 2435–2437
  - Harden, 2422, 2425, 2429
  - Mamakwa, 2361, 2389
  - Mantha, 2365, 2371
  - McDonell, 2360, 2390
  - McKenna, 2356, 2372
  - Miller, N., 2425–2426
  - Monteith-Farrell, 2328–2329, 2425, 2434, 2437, 2439
  - Morrison, 2391–2396
  - Oosterhoff, 2380, 2384–2387, 2389–2391, 2423, 2437–2438
  - Pang, 2434, 2439
  - Parsa, 2398
  - Pettapiece, 2329, 2366, 2380, 2390, 2399
  - Rakocevic, 2357, 2361, 2365
  - Sattler, 2330, 2350–2357, 2375, 2379, 2383–2384, 2431
  - Scott, 2431, 2436
  - Shaw, 2390
  - Singh, S., 2367–2368, 2372–2376, 2379, 2383
  - Skelly, 2394–2395, 2422, 2425–2426, 2428–2432
  - Stiles, 2432–2435, 2439
  - Tabuns, 2371, 2376, 2419–2423
  - Taylor, 2360, 2384, 2391, 2437–2440
  - Thanigasalam, 2396–2399
  - Tibollo, 2357–2361
  - Wai, 2357, 2365, 2371–2372, 2375–2376
  - division (carried), 2464
- referred to Standing Committee on Social Policy, 2464–2465
- third reading, 2869–2878, 2896–2916, 2925–2934, 2949–2962, 3044–3045
  - Armstrong, 2877
  - Bailey, 2877, 2906, 2914
  - Barrett, 2902
  - Berns-McGown, 2903, 2905, 2909, 2914, 2929–2932
  - Bouma, 2925–2929, 2931
  - Bourgouin, 2903, 2905, 2910–2911, 2956
  - Burch, 2902, 2906–2911, 2915, 2950, 2955, 2958
  - Clark, 2878
  - Coe, 2911, 2928–2929
  - Fraser, 2955–2959
  - Gates, 2914–2916
  - Harden, 2931
  - Hatfield, 2927–2928, 2932, 2951–2956, 2958
  - Kanapathi, 2951–2952
  - Kusendova, 2932–2934, 2949–2952
  - Lecce, 2959–2962
  - MacLeod, 2902–2903, 2914
  - Mamakwa, 2928, 2932
  - McNaughton, 2869–2878
  - Oosterhoff, 2909, 2911, 2955
  - Pang, 2905, 2910
  - Parsa, 2905–2906, 2915
  - Rakocevic, 2877
  - Sabawy, 2903–2906
  - Sattler, 2878, 2896–2903, 2929
  - Schreiner, 2910–2912
  - Skelly, 2957–2959
  - Taylor, 2906, 2910
  - Vanthof, 2959
  - Wai, 2903, 2912–2915, 2950
  - Walker, 2909–2910
  - Yakabuski, 2928, 2931–2932, 2955, 2958
  - division (carried), 3044–3045
- consultation
  - Fraser, 2339
  - Taylor, 2182
- legislative process
  - Bell, 2084
  - Morrison, 2091
  - Sattler, 2057
- Schedule 5
  - withdrawal of
    - Armstrong, 2380
    - Calandra, 2114–2115, 2122
    - Fraser, 2122
    - Singh, S., 2373
    - Taylor, 2182
- Royal assent, 3126
Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
- claim assessment process
  - disbursement timline
    - worker experience
      - Andrew, 1216
  - general remarks
    - Andrew, 569
  - medical evaluation
    - worker experience
      - Andrew, 1216
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Glover, 1434
- claim rate tracking
  - employer rate suppression
    - Sattler, 1207
- claims
  - acceptance rate
    - mental health support
      - Sattler, 1207
    - statements by stakeholders
      - Sattler, 1207
- claims assessment process
  - general remarks
    - Taylor, 728
    - Yarde, 728
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Taylor, 727
- compensation
  - Fife, 656
  - West, 656
  - claims
    - statements by stakeholders
      - Gates, 1272
  - rates
    - Sattler, 610
  - statements by stakeholders
    - West, 656
- compensation claims
  - general remarks
    - Fife, 741
    - Skelly, 661
    - Taylor, 679–680
    - Vanthof, 645, 647
  - rate of
    - Sattler, 1210
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Schreiner, 729
    - Taylor, 727
    - West, 729
- deeming policy
  - Andrew, 1211, 1217
  - Bell, 1342–1343
  - Fraser, 2368
  - Gates, 1184, 1269, 1271, 2365
  - Gretzky, 671
  - Miller, N., 941
  - Miller, P., 997
  - Rakocevic, 1268, 2365
  - Singh, S., 2367–2368, 2379
  - Tabuns, 2371
  - worker experience
    - Gates, 1272
- employer premiums
  - reduction in
    - Calandra, 1895
    - Fedeli, 479
    - Gretzky, 671
    - Khanjin, 615
    - McNaughton, 166, 599, 1178
    - Sabawy, 653–654
    - Sattler, 610
    - Skelly, 661
    - Taylor, 654
    - statements by stakeholders
      - Sattler, 1207
      - Skelly, 661, 663
- general remarks
  - West, 655
- governance structure
  - president
    - appointment of
      - Sattler, 1895
    - compensation
      - Sattler, 1895
- government strategy
  - general remarks
    - Harden, 1269
    - McNaughton, 1962
- injured workers
  - general remarks
    - Stevens, 673
      - general remarks
        
        Gretzky, 673
- occupational diseases
  - Gretzky, 678
  - compensation claims
    - Bell, 1342–1343
    - Fife, 742
    - Gates, 2363
    - Gélinas, 742, 747
    - Stevens, 577
  - fatalities
    - statements by stakeholders
      - Gretzky, 672
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Gretzky, 672
- partnership
  - Canadian Revenue Agency
    - McNaughton, 599, 1178
    - statements by stakeholders
      - McNaughton, 1178
- premiums
  - general remarks
    - Stevens, 1210
- presumptive coverage
  - Sattler, 610
- presumptive coverage, essential workers
  - mental health supports
    - Taylor, 1213
- reform
  - Hassan, 1239
- reserve funds
  - general remarks
    - Arthur, 728
    - Hassan, 1239
    - Yarde, 736
- surplus funds
  - employer return
    - Begum, 1228
    - Gates, 1271
    - Stevens, 1215
    - Taylor, 1241
    - West, 1183
    - eligibility
      - Fife, 729, 742
      - McNaughton, 577–578
      - Skelly, 661
      - Taylor, 729
    - general remarks
      - Andrew, 569
      - Bourgouin, 2356
      - Calandra, 1895
      - Fife, 741
      - Gélinas, 616
      - Khanjin, 616
      - Martin, 742
      - McNaughton, 599, 1178, 1962
      - Sattler, 610, 2356
      - Skelly, 663
      - Smith, D., 1962
      - Taylor, 612, 727–728
    - statements by stakeholders
      - Andrew, 1216
      - Begum, 1228, 1233
      - Hassan, 1239
      - Sattler, 1206
      - Taylor, 727
  - general remarks
    - Armstrong, 2381
- temporary workers
  - Begum, 745
- and temporary workers
  - Fife, 740
- unfunded liability
  - Fife, 742
  - Sattler, 610
  - Taylor, 615, 663
  - West, 656, 663
- Worker eligibility
  - Temporary workers
    - Sattler, 606
- Workplace eligibility
  - regulations
    - Anand, 1182
    - Gates, 1271
    - Gélinas, 611
    - Sattler, 607, 611, 1206
- workplace fatalities
  - temporary workers
    - Arthur, 743, 745
Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) - COVID-19
- coverage
  - Sattler, 611
World War I
- Battle of Vimy Ridge
  - Coe, 3030
World wars
- poppies
  - history of
    - MacLeod, 764
World Wars I and II
- Remembrance Day. see under Veterans
WSIB Coverage for Workers in Residential Care Facilities and Group Homes Act, 2021 (Bill 16)
- first reading
  - Fraser, 161

Last updated Friday, May 24, 2024

House subject index

Letter: W

Waste diversion

Waste diversion - recycling programs

Waste management

Wastewater Surveillance Initiative

Water protection.

Water protection - water quality

Water quality - drinking water

Water - recreational

Watersheds and wetlands

Weather events

West Lincoln Memorial Hospital

Wetlands and watersheds

Wildlife protection

William Osler Health

William Osler Health System

Wind turbines

Wineries and wine industry

Women

Women in politics

Woodward Wastewater Treatment Plant (Hamilton)

Working for Workers Act, 2021 (Bill 27)

Working for Workers Act, 2021 (Bill 27)

Working for Workers Act, 2022 (Bill 88)

Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)

Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) - COVID-19

World War I

World wars

World Wars I and II

WSIB Coverage for Workers in Residential Care Facilities and Group Homes Act, 2021 (Bill 16)