Intervenant, lettre h, Index du Journal des débats de la Chambre, législature 41, session 3

Index des intervenants à la Chambre

Letter: H

Hardeman, E. (PC, Oxford)
- Budget 2018
  - deficit, 882–883
  - taxation, 882
- Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
  - responded to, 882–883
- Business environment
  - general remarks, 883
- Dutch community
  - appreciation, 1099–1100
- Economic conditions
  - Oxford county, 883
- GO Transit
  - trains, environmental assessment, 883
- Government debt
  - general remarks, 882
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - general remarks, 882
- Landfill sites
  - Beachville, 804, 1210–1211
  - location of, under municipal jurisdiction, 131, 786, 892
  - municipal consultation, 804, 883, 1210–1212, 1217
  - provincial jurisdiction, 1210
- Landfills
  - economic impact, 1211
- Members' statements
  - Dutch Heritage Month, 1099–1100
  - Organ and tissue donation, 384
  - Riding of Oxford, 786
  - World Water Day, 131
- Members'/ministers' record
  - PC (2001-present)
    - Miller, Norm (Parry Sound-Muskoka), 804
- Oral questions
  - Landfill
    - presented, 892
- Organ and tissue donation, 384
- Petitions
  - Landfill, 37, 39, 296–297, 510, 789, 901, 1108, 1192
  - Ontario budget, 685
- Private members' public business
  - Respecting Municipal Authority Over Landfilling Sites Act, 2018 (Bill 16)
    - second reading, 1210–1212, 1217
  - Waste reduction
    - responded to, 804
- Public education campaigns—Culture
  - Dutch Heritage Month, 1099–1100
- Public education campaigns—Environment
  - World Water Day, 131
- Reports by committees
  - Standing Committee on Public Accounts, 897–898, 1101–1102, 1190
- Respecting Municipal Authority Over Landfilling Sites Act, 2018 (Bill 16)
  - first reading, 133–134
- Waste diversion
  - general remarks, 1211
- Waste management
  - municipal jurisdiction, 1211
  - Oxford, zero-waste plan, 804, 1211
- Wind turbines
  - siting of, 1212
Harris, M. (Independent, Kitchener–Conestoga)
- Cardiac care
  - St. Mary's General Hospital (Kitchener), 1293–1294
- Government tenders
  - construction industry, 1293
- Members' statements
  - Elmira Maple Syrup Festival, 329
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - Kitchener–Conestoga, 329
- Metrolinx
  - executive compensation, 182
- Oral questions
  - Executive compensation
    - presented, 182
  - Government policies
    - presented, 1293–1294
Hatfield, P. (NDP, Windsor–Tecumseh)
- Access to Consumer Credit Reports and Elevator Availability Act, 2018 (Bill 8)
  - second reading, 638–639, 643, 647, 652
- Affordable housing
  - shortage, 1222
- Alcoholic beverage industry
  - distilled spirits
    - economic impact, 796
    - retail, 796
    - taxation, 796
- Appreciation
  - Jones, Ron, 504–505
- Budget 2018
  - general remarks, 1271
  - health care, 1272–1273
  - inclusion of labour relations amendments, 862
- Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
  - responded to, 858, 862, 871–872
- Capay, Adam, 463
- Cardiac care
  - rehabilitation programs, 1027
- Child and youth mental health care
  - Maryvale Adolescent and Family Services (Windsor), 51, 463, 694
  - wait times, 1272
- Children's treatment centres
  - general remarks, 1271–1272
  - John McGivney Centre (Windsor), 1271–1272
- Correctional facilities
  - libraries in, 1076
- Correctional facilities, living conditions
  - general remarks, 412
- Correctional Services Transformation Act, 2018 (Bill 6)
  - second reading, 412–413, 416–417, 463
  - third reading, 1076–1077
- Correctional system
  - government funding, 412–413
- Elevators
  - breakdowns, 638–639
- Employment, temporary/precarious
  - in university/college sector, 862
- Fair wage policy
  - scope, 910, 969–970, 972, 1058
- Fair wage policy, administration
  - regulatory authority, 969
- Food labelling
  - expiry and best before dates, 800
- Government Contract Wages Act, 2018 (Bill 53)
  - second reading, 910, 969–972, 1058
- Government finances
  - accounting standards, 693
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - general remarks, 225, 1076
    - health care, 694
    - taxation, 140
  - PC (1995-2003)
    - deficit, 140
    - health care, 695
- Greenbelt
  - development on, 1116–1117
- Health care
  - general remarks, 694
- Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Memorial Cross Number Plates), 2018 (Bill 68)
  - first reading, 1191
- Housing
  - affordability, 692
- Hydro One privatization
  - general remarks, 692–693
- Industrial, commercial, and institutional (ICI) construction sector
  - union bargaining rights, 862
- Landlord and Tenant Board, 680
- Long-term care
  - general remarks, 695
- Members' statements
  - Jones, Ron, 504–505
  - Poet laureate, 32
  - Speaker's Book Award, 131
  - Stewart, Atholl, 736
  - Workplace safety, 943
- Members'/ministers' correction of record, 990
- Members/ministers quoting
  - stakeholders
    - palliative care, 564–565
- Members'/ministers' remarks
  - withdrawn, 1118, 1271
- Mental health and addictions services
  - government funding, 417
  - intersection with corrections, 416–417, 1076
- NDP Party election platform
  - general remarks, 695
- Occupational health and safety, 943
  - general remarks, 970
- Ontario's Fair Hydro Plan
  - and energy rates, 694
  - financing for, 693–694
  - general remarks, 693
- Opposition day motions
  - Executive compensation
    - responded to, 1116–1118
- Oral questions
  - Affordable housing
    - presented, 1222
  - Cardiac care
    - presented, 1027
  - Labour dispute
    - presented, 1295
  - Tenant protection
    - presented, 680
- Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 225
- PC Party
  - energy, 1116
  - fiscal policies, 1116
- Petitions
  - Addiction services, 138
  - Hospital funding, 40
  - Injured workers, 37, 137
  - Landfill, 741, 787
  - Long-term care, 453, 684–686, 789, 901, 996, 1106, 1192, 1238–1239
  - Pharmacare, 1107
  - Poet laureate, 900, 999
  - School closures, 1240
  - Water fluoridation, 686–687
- Plan for Care and Opportunity Act (Budget Measures), 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 690–696, 704–705
  - third reading, 1270–1273
- Poet laureate
  - creation of role, 32
- Poet Laureate of Ontario Act (In Memory of Gord Downie), 2018 (Bill 13)
  - first reading, 85
- Political contributions
  - from corporations and unions, 1116
- Private members' public business
  - Home Care and Community Services Amendment Act (Dan's Law), 2018 (Bill 5)
    - second reading, 564–565
  - Supporting Wine Jobs and Growth in the Niagara Region Act, 2018 (Bill 50)
    - second reading, 795–796
  - Taxpayer Protection Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 15)
    - second reading, 140–141
  - Waste reduction
    - responded to, 799–800
- Public awareness campaigns — Occupational health and safety
  - National Day of Mourning, 970
- Public education campaigns—Public safety
  - National Day of Mourning, 943
- Recycling
  - general remarks, 800
- Speaker's Book Award, 131
- Strikes
  - Caesars Windsor Casino (Unifor Local 444), 1295
- Taxation
  - increase
    - public consultation, 140
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 50–51
- Tributes
  - Stewart, Atholl, 736
- Waste diversion
  - compost facilities, siting of, 800
- Waste management
  - organics collection, cost of, 800
- Wine and wineries, VQA and Ontario
  - taxation
    - on-site retail, 796
- Wine industry
  - economic impact, 795
Hillier, R. (PC, Lanark–Frontenac–Lennox and Addington)
- Access to Consumer Credit Reports and Elevator Availability Act, 2018 (Bill 8)
  - second reading, 634, 647–648
- Alcoholic beverages
  - taxation, 139
- Budget 2018
  - announcement events, 893–894
  - implementation timeline, 840, 867
  - long-term care, 840
- Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
  - responded to, 839–843, 867
- Child care
  - affordability, 840
- Child care spaces
  - general, 840
- Correctional facilities
  - overcrowding, 418–419
- Correctional facilities, contraband
  - body scanners, 419
  - smuggling of, 419
- Correctional facilities, violence in
  - general remarks, 419
- Correctional Services Transformation Act, 2018 (Bill 6)
  - second reading, 418–421
- Court trial delays
  - and correctional services, 419
- Economic conditions, 92–93, 195
- eHealth Ontario
  - cost of, 94
- Electricity affordability, 841
- Elevators
  - and fire code, 647
- Fair wage policy, administration
  - director of government contract wages, 1045
- Gas plant cancellations
  - cost, 94
- Government Contract Wages Act, 2018 (Bill 53)
  - second reading, 1045
- Government debt, 139
  - general remarks, 840–841
- Government expenditures
  - general remarks, 94
- Government finances
  - accounting standards, 841
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - employment, 96
    - general remarks, 94
- Harmonized sales tax (HST)
  - rebate on provincial share (8%), 94
- Health care tax
  - revenues, use of, 94
- Hospital beds
  - shortage, 93
- Hussein, Yousef, 418
- Inmate administration
  - placement for those serving intermittent sentences, 419–420
- Inmates
  - on remand, 419
- Long-term care beds
  - cultural allocation, 840
- Magna Carta, 159
- Medical emergencies
  - abroad, 93, 841
- Members' statements
  - Elementary school curling championship, 451–452
  - Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District Health Unit, 830
  - Taxation, 84
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - Lanark–Frontenac–Lennox and Addington, 451, 830
- Members'/ministers' remarks, 377–378
  - withdrawn, 145, 378, 420, 599, 841, 1045
- Minimum wage
  - relative workforce, 96
- Minimum wage increase
  - economic impact, 93
- Ontario's Fair Hydro Plan
  - financing for, 195
    - accounting standards, external audits, 840–841
- Oral questions
  - Access to information
    - presented, 730–731
  - Government spending
    - presented, 893–894
  - Member's comments
    - presented, 377–378
  - Workers' compensation
    - presented, 185–186
- Pay transparency
  - legislation, definitions, 393
- Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 393
- Private members' public business
  - Magna Carta Day Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
    - second reading, 158–159
  - Taxpayer Protection Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 15)
    - second reading, 138–140, 145
- Ring of Fire development
  - delay, 92
- Segregation (administrative)
  - as protection measure, 419
- Taxation
  - increase
    - public consultation, 84, 138–140, 145
- Taxpayer Protection Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 15)
  - first reading, 86
- Technical Standards and Safety Authority
  - oversight mandate, 634
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 92–94, 96, 195
- Tobacco taxation, 139
- Tribunals
  - accountability and transparency, 730–731
- Wind turbines
  - Amherst Island, opposition to, 93
- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
  - compensation claims, 185–186
Hoggarth, A. (LIB, Barrie)
- Access to Consumer Credit Reports and Elevator Availability Act, 2018 (Bill 8)
  - second reading, 645–646, 664
- Agri-food industry
  - agricultural literacy, 80
- Air pollution
  - sulphur dioxide standards, 293
- Appreciation
  - James Barker Band, 555–556
  - Retired Teachers of Ontario, 133
- Apprenticeships
  - government strategy, 125–126
- Broadband networks
  - 5G network, 183
- Budget 2018
  - child care, 862
- Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
  - responded to, 862
- Cancer awareness, 505
- Cap-and-trade revenue
  - reinvestment in emission reduction programs, 677
- Child and youth mental health care, 1226
  - new beds, 199
  - youth wellness hubs, 199
- Coal-fired electricity generation
  - ban, 548
- Correctional facilities
  - new, 459, 468
- Correctional facilities, living conditions
  - minimum standards, 460–461
- Correctional services, reform
  - general remarks, 458–459
- Correctional Services Transformation Act, 2018 (Bill 6)
  - second reading, 458–461, 468
- Elevators
  - availability, 646, 664
  - maintenance and repair, 645
  - performance data, 645
- Energy supply
  - transfer agreement with Quebec, 729–730
- Government Contract Wages Act, 2018 (Bill 53)
  - second reading, 910–911
- Home and community care
  - government funding, 323
- Indigenous women
  - violence against, 30
- Members' statements
  - Cancer awareness, 505
  - James Barker Band, 555–556
  - Retired Teachers of Ontario, 133
- Mental health and addictions services
  - government funding, 199
- Oral questions
  - 5G technologies
    - presented, 183
  - Agri-food industry
    - presented, 80
  - Air quality
    - presented, 293
  - Apprenticeship training
    - presented, 125–126
  - Children's mental health services
    - presented, 1226
  - Coal-fired generating stations
    - presented, 548
  - Electricity supply
    - presented, 729–730
  - Environmental protection
    - presented, 677
  - Health care funding
    - presented, 323
  - Indigenous women
    - presented, 29–30
  - Pay equity
    - presented, 443–444, 1028
  - Seniors
    - presented, 941
- Pay equity, gender wage gap
  - general remarks, 443–444, 1028
  - in other jurisdictions, 226
- Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 226
- Personal support workers
  - government funding, 323
- Petitions
  - Anti-smoking initiatives for youth, 787–788, 949–950, 1107
  - Child protection, 87
  - Consumer protection, 259–260
  - Environmental protection, 1192
  - Ontario Drug Benefit Program, 331, 455
  - Respite care, 1149–1150
  - Water fluoridation, 559
- Private members' public business
  - Combatting Eating Disorders in Ontario Act, 2018 (Bill 29)
    - second reading, 1209
- Reports by committees
  - Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs, 1190–1191
- Senior citizens
  - active living centres, 941
  - Seniors Community Grant Program, 941
- Technical Standards and Safety Authority
  - oversight mandate, 645
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 91–92, 199–200
- Women
  - economic equality
    - representation in workforce, 226
Horwath, A. (NDP, Hamilton Centre)
- Affordable housing
  - maintenance and repair, 62
  - wait-list, 62
- Cap-and-trade
  - in rural and northern Ontario, 62–63
  - system transparency, 62–63
- Child care
  - government funding
    - age 2.5 to kindergarten, 672
- Dental care
  - access to, 65, 73–74, 241–242, 261–262, 441, 495, 546
  - affordability, 273, 318–319
  - cost/access, 374–375
  - coverage through benefits, 261–262
  - visits to hospital/physician's office, 262
- Economic conditions, 65–66, 261
- Electricity affordability, 262
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - general remarks, 60–61
  - PC (1995-2003)
    - health care, 61
    - housing, 62
- Health care funding, 1289–1290
- Home and community care
  - privatization of, 61
- Hospital funding, 887, 981
- Hospital services
  - capacity and overcrowding, 440–441, 496, 545–546, 673, 888, 982
  - hallway transfer protocol, 887
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - dental visits, 262
- Hydro One privatization
  - repurchase by government, 61
- Hydro One privatization, economic impact
  - on electricity rates, 65
- Hydro One privatization, revenue
  - to fund infrastructure, 65
- Long-term care
  - general remarks, 1006
  - hours of care per patient, 1000
  - patient health and safety, 999–1000
  - public inquiry, 63–64
  - wait lists, 999
- Long-term care patients
  - health and well-being, 63
- Minimum wage
  - tiered minimum, 62
- Municipal transit
  - provincial funding, 248
- NDP Party election platform
  - dental care, 65
  - energy, 64–65
  - health care, 63
  - pharmacare, 65
  - post-secondary education, 64
  - taxation, 65
- Ontario Drug and Dental Program
  - dental coverage, 495–496
- Opposition day motions
  - Health care
    - presented, 260–262
    - responded to, 273
- Oral questions
  - Child care
    - presented, 672
  - Dental care
    - presented, 73–74, 241–242, 318–319, 374–375, 441–442, 495–496, 546
  - Government's record
    - presented, 242–243
  - Health care
    - presented, 1289–1291
  - Hospital funding
    - presented, 440–441, 496, 545–546, 673, 887–888, 981–982
  - Steel industry
    - presented, 324
  - Taxation
    - presented, 981
  - Toronto Transit Commission
    - presented, 549
  - Transit funding
    - presented, 248
- PC Party
  - privatization, 61
- Prescription drugs
  - access to, 273, 442
  - affordability, 242, 262
- Private members' public business
  - Time to Care Act (Long-Term Care Homes Amendment, Minimum Standard of Daily Care), 2018 (Bill 43)
    - second reading, 999–1001, 1006
- Public assets
  - sale/lease of, 59–60
- Public-private partnerships (P3)
  - cost of, 63
- Schools, elementary/secondary
  - closures, 60
- Steel industry
  - Hamilton Specialty Bar, 324
- Students, post-secondary
  - debt, 64
  - job prospects, 64
- Taxation
  - corporate tax rates, 981
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 59–66
- Time to Care Act (Long-Term Care Homes Amendment, Minimum Standard of Daily Care), 2018 (Bill 43)
  - first reading, 507–508
- Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)
  - subways, provincial ownership, 549
- Transit systems
  - municipal-provincial funding, 62
- Wage growth, 60
Hunter, Hon. M. (LIB, Scarborough–Guildwood)
- Apprenticeships
  - government strategy, 125–126, 1283
- Budget 2018
  - business, 1282
- Economic conditions, 340
- Government notice of motions
  - Government investments
    - presented, 1282–1283
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - education, 1282–1283
- Magna Carta, 155–156
- Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP)
  - financial benefit, 340
- Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP)
  - free tuition, 1282–1283
  - general remarks, 28
- Ontario Training Bank, 1283
- Ontario Works program
  - financial benefit, 340
- Oral questions
  - Apprenticeship training
    - responded to, 125–126
  - Labour dispute
    - responded to, 447, 547–548, 729, 824–825, 1223
  - Post-secondary education
    - responded to, 893
  - Post-secondary education and skills training
    - responded to, 777
  - Student assistance
    - responded to, 28
- Private members' public business
  - Filipino Heritage Month Act, 2018 (Bill 10)
    - second reading, 1019
  - Magna Carta Day Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
    - second reading, 155–156
  - Taxation
    - responded to, 340
- Public education campaigns—Culture
  - Filipino Heritage Month, 1019
- Racism and anti-racism, 155–156
- Reconciliation with Indigenous peoples, 156
- Research and development
  - government funding, 777
- Strikes
  - York University, 447, 547–548, 729, 1223
- Universities and colleges
  - new post-secondary sites
    - Brampton, 893
    - Milton, 777

Index des intervenants à la Chambre

Letter: H

Hardeman, E. (PC, Oxford)

Harris, M. (Independent, Kitchener–Conestoga)

Hatfield, P. (NDP, Windsor–Tecumseh)

Hillier, R. (PC, Lanark–Frontenac–Lennox and Addington)

Hoggarth, A. (LIB, Barrie)

Horwath, A. (NDP, Hamilton Centre)

Hunter, Hon. M. (LIB, Scarborough–Guildwood)