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

Index des intervenants à la Chambre

Letter: W

Walker, B. (PC, Bruce–Grey–Owen Sound)
- Access to Consumer Credit Reports and Elevator Availability Act, 2018 (Bill 8)
  - second reading, 621, 635, 648–653, 659–660
  - time allocation motion
    - responded to, 714–719
- Accessibility for persons with disabilities, 286–287, 650
- Auto insurance rates
  - 15% reduction in, 701
- Broadband networks, access to
  - in rural and northern Ontario, 347
- Budget 2018
  - balanced, 1264
  - deficit, 103, 200, 325–326, 529
  - deficit, calculation of, 1264
  - general remarks, 702, 858, 1264
  - and provincial credit rating, 757, 1264–1265
  - taxation, 701–702
- Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
  - responded to, 757, 858
- Business environment
  - general remarks, 1266
- Capay, Adam, 417
- Celiac disease, 1099
- Correctional services, reform
  - definition of terms, 417
- Correctional Services Transformation Act, 2018 (Bill 6)
  - second reading, 417
- Credit reports
  - consumer access to, 649
- Dental care
  - access to, economic impact, 267–268
  - coverage through benefits, economic impact, 267
  - visits to hospital/physician's office, 267–268
- Developmental services, 1228–1229
- Duma, Dan, 566–567
- Electricity affordability, 1124
- Electricity rates
  - long-term, 703
- Elevator technicians, 651, 659–660
- Elevators
  - and accessibility, 650
  - maintenance and repair, 649, 659, 716
- Emmanuel Bible College Act, 2018 (Bill Pr80)
  - second reading, 1241
  - third reading, 1241
- Energy contracts
  - cost of, 703, 1124, 1266–1267
- Energy production
  - oversupply
    - sale to other jurisdictions, 703, 1124, 1267
- Government Contract Wages Act, 2018 (Bill 53)
  - second reading, 1049
- Government debt, 391, 715
  - general remarks, 103, 200, 1123–1124, 1264–1266
  - interest on, 268, 1265
- Government finances
  - accounting standards, 1265–1266
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - employment, 1049
    - fiscal policies, 712
    - general remarks, 268, 621, 648–649, 652–653, 701–702, 1264
    - health care, 268
    - long-term care, 1264
    - northern Ontario, 348
    - taxation, 145
- Government spending, 382
- Health and allied health professionals
  - compensation through social programs, 268
- Health care
  - access to, 1036
- Home Air Support Inc. Act, 2018 (Bill Pr81)
  - second reading, 1241
  - third reading, 1241
- Hospital services
  - capacity and overcrowding, 732
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - dental visits, 267–268
- Hydro One
  - executive compensation, 1124
- Hydro One privatization
  - general remarks, 1123
- Hydro One privatization, economic impact
  - general remarks, 1124
- Hydroelectric power
  - oversupply, disuse of, 1267
- Legislative procedure
  - bills and regulations
    - language ambiguity, 417
  - time allocation motions, 715–718
- Long-term care
  - state of, 1296
  - wait lists, 1002
  - wait-lists, 702–703
- Long-term care beds
  - new/redeveloped, 200, 706
  - redevelopment, 1003
  - shortage, 391
- Long-term care homes
  - regulatory compliance, 390
- Medical emergencies
  - abroad, 75
- Members' statements
  - Aveda Walk for Food and Water, 1147
  - Battle of Vimy Ridge, 384–385
  - Bluewater Outdoor Education Centre, 1230
  - Celiac disease, 1099
  - Community Foundation Grey Bruce, 506–507
  - Events in Bruce–Grey–Owen Sound, 84–85
  - Mental health and addiction services, 186–187
  - Ontario Scottish community, 449
  - Vision Health Month, 1035
  - Volunteers, 895
  - Women's health, 945
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - Bruce–Grey–Owen Sound, 84–85, 506–507, 1147, 1230
- Members'/ministers' record
  - PC (1990-present)
    - Arnott, Ted (Wellington—Halton Hills), 347–348
- Members'/ministers' remarks
  - withdrawn, 1229
- Mental health care
  - in Bruce–Grey–Owen Sound, 186–187
- Ministerial statements
  - Cancer Awareness Month
    - responded to, 946–947
- Northern Ontario, 1233
- OHIP
  - interprovincial billing agreement
    - exclusions, 566
- Ontario Wildlife Damage Compensation Program, 988
- Ontario's Fair Hydro Plan
  - financing for, 529, 757, 1124
    - accounting standards, 1265, 1267
- Opposition day motions
  - Executive compensation
    - responded to, 1123–1125
  - Health care
    - responded to, 267–268
- Oral health
  - general remarks, 267
- Oral questions
  - Accessibility for persons with disabilities
    - presented, 286–287
  - Assistance to farmers
    - presented, 988
  - Government fiscal policies
    - presented, 325–326
  - Health care
    - presented, 1296
  - Hospital funding
    - presented, 732
  - Hospital services
    - presented, 75
  - Services for persons with disabilities
    - presented, 1228–1229
- Palliative care
  - access, 567
  - cost comparison, hospital vs. home/hospice, 567
- Pay equity, gender wage gap
  - general remarks, 391–392
  - steering committee, 390
- Pay transparency
  - compliance and enforcement, 389–391
  - legislation, definitions, 394
  - public consultation, 389–390
  - regulations, deferred drafting, 389–390
- Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 389–394, 400
- Personal information
  - collection, use, disclosure of
    - by private sector, 147–148
- Personal support workers
  - shortage, 1003
- Petitions
  - Dental care, 135
  - Doctor shortage, 1106, 1239–1240
  - Fish and wildlife management, 385–386
  - Highway improvement, 190
  - Landfill, 510–511
  - Ontario budget, 684
- Plan for Care and Opportunity Act (Budget Measures), 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 528–529, 701–703, 706, 712
  - third reading, 1263–1267
- Private members' public business
  - Home Care and Community Services Amendment Act (Dan's Law), 2018 (Bill 5)
    - second reading, 566–567
  - Personal Information Protection Act, 2018 (Bill 14)
    - second reading, 147–148
  - Rural Ontario
    - responded to, 347–348
  - Taxpayer Protection Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 15)
    - second reading, 144–145
  - Time to Care Act (Long-Term Care Homes Amendment, Minimum Standard of Daily Care), 2018 (Bill 43)
    - second reading, 1002–1003
- Probation and parole officers (PPOs)
  - caseload, 1049
  - shortage, 1049
- Public education campaigns—Health
  - Cancer Awareness Month, 946–947
  - Vision Health Month, 1035
- Scottish community, 449
- Segregation (general)
  - tracking of, 417
- Skilled trades
  - employment/HSM, 651, 659–660
- Skilled tradespeople
  - shortage, 716–717
- Taxation
  - general remarks, 529
  - increase
    - public consultation, 145
- Technical Standards and Safety Authority
  - oversight mandate, 649, 651
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 103, 200
- Time allocation motions
  - Access to Consumer Credit Reports and Elevator Availability Act, 2018 (Bill 8)
    - responded to, 714–719
- Vimy Ridge, Battle of, 384–385
- Vision health, 1035
- Volunteers and volunteering
  - Ontario Volunteer Service Awards, 895
- Wind turbines
  - siting of, 1267
- Women's health, 945
Wilson, J. (PC, Simcoe–Grey)
- Budget 2018
  - announcement events, 673–674, 728–729
  - deficit, 687
  - general remarks, 690
  - taxation, 688, 690
- Economic conditions, 688
- Electricity affordability, 690
- Government advertising
  - spending on, 692
- Government debt
  - general remarks, 687
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - debt, 689
    - economy, 687
    - energy, 690
    - health care, 688
    - long-term care, 689
    - taxation, 689
- Hospital funding by region
  - Simcoe–Grey, 1033
- Hospital redevelopment
  - Simcoe–Grey, 32–33
- Hospitals, funding
  - for redevelopment, 688
- Hydro One
  - executive compensation, 690, 779–780, 821
- Long-term care
  - wait-lists, 689
- Long-term care beds
  - general remarks, 689
- Members' statements
  - Hospice care, 1187
  - Hospital redevelopment, 32–33
- Members'/ministers' remarks
  - withdrawn, 687, 729, 821
- Minimum wage increase
  - general remarks, 688–689
- Minimum wage increase, economic impact
  - on persons with developmental disabilities, 689
- Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry
  - Ontario Tree Seed Plant, closure of, 551
- Ontario Wildlife Damage Compensation Program, 1098
- Oral questions
  - Assistance to farmers
    - presented, 1098
  - Executive compensation
    - presented, 779–780, 821
  - Government spending
    - presented, 673–674, 728–729
  - Hospital funding
    - presented, 1033
  - School facilities
    - presented, 288
  - Tree seed services
    - presented, 551
  - Wind turbines
    - presented, 77
- Palliative care, 1187
- PC Party
  - taxation, 689, 692
- Petitions
  - Hospital funding, 39–40
  - Tree seed services, 39, 259, 685
- Plan for Care and Opportunity Act (Budget Measures), 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 687–690, 692
- Restoring Planning Powers to Municipalities Act, 2018 (Bill 63)
  - first reading, 993
- School construction, 288
- Wind turbines
  - public opposition to, 77
Wong, S. (LIB, Scarborough–Agincourt)
- Armenian genocide
  - anniversary, 896
- Correctional facilities
  - infrastructure, 414, 1067
  - new, 412
  - rate of remand, 1067
- Correctional facilities, living conditions
  - minimum standards, 1066
- Correctional services, admissions
  - health assessment, 415
- Correctional services, health care
  - general remarks, 415
- Correctional services, oversight bodies
  - Community Advisory Boards (CABs), 415–416
  - general remarks, 1066–1067
  - segregation, independent review panel
    - review periods, 414–415
  - training, indigenous rights and culture, 415
- Correctional services, programs
  - culturally appropriate, 415, 1066
  - mental health, 418
- Correctional services, reform
  - advisory committees, special populations, 1066
  - general remarks, 414
  - stakeholder and expert consultations, 418, 420, 1065
- Correctional Services Transformation Act, 2018 (Bill 6)
  - second reading, 237, 412–418, 420
  - third reading, 1063–1067
- Correctional system
  - reform, 1063–1064
- Developmental services
  - Passport Program, 500
- GO Transit
  - Stouffville line, 84
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - correctional services, 1064–1065
- Incarceration
  - general remarks, 1064
- Inmates, health and well-being
  - initial assessment, 415
  - mental health, 412
- Inmates, racialized and indigenous persons
  - overrepresentation of, 415, 1066
- Inmates, vulnerable
  - definition, 1065
  - and segregation, 414, 1065
- Justice system
  - social intersections, 1064
- Liberal Party election platform
  - mental health care, 102
- Marriage Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 41)
  - first reading, 453
- Members' statements
  - Armenian genocide anniversary, 896
  - GO Transit, 84
- Members'/ministers' privileges
  - use of props, 385
- Members/ministers quoting
  - stakeholders
    - correctional system, 416
- Mental health and addictions services
  - general remarks, 416
  - government funding, 102
- Mental health care, youth
  - school and community supports, 102
- Nanjing Massacre Commemorative Day Act, 2018 (Bill 36)
  - first reading, 385
- Oral questions
  - Services for persons with disabilities
    - presented, 500–501
- Petitions
  - Injured workers, 741
  - Ontario Drug Benefit Program, 510
  - Water fluoridation, 899
- Protection of Vulnerable Seniors in the Community Act, 2018 (Bill 39)
  - first reading, 452
- Public transportation
  - GO Transit-TTC co-fare agreement, 84
- Segregation (general)
  - definition of, 414, 1065
  - general remarks, 1065
  - healthcare service team visits, 414, 1066
  - length limitations, 414, 1065
  - reform, 1066
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 101–102
- 2258733 Ontario Inc. Act, 2018 (Bill Pr87)
  - second reading, 1242
  - third reading, 1242
- 2297970 Ontario Inc. Act, 2018 (Bill Pr84)
  - first reading, 898
  - second reading, 1242
  - third reading, 1242
Wynne, Hon. K.O. (LIB, Don Valley West)
- An Act to perpetuate an ancient parliamentary right (Bill 1)
  - first reading, 5
- Attack in Toronto, 884–885
- Auditor General
  - pre-election report, 932, 979
- Budget 2018
  - deficit, 1135
  - general remarks, 373, 493, 608–609, 674
  - and provincial credit rating, 725–726
- Cap-and-trade revenue
  - reinvestment in emission reduction programs, 494
- Child care
  - government funding
    - age 2.5 to kindergarten, 242, 439, 443, 672, 775
- Climate change
  - corporate liability, 728–729
- Dental care
  - access to, 181
  - government funding, 242–243
  - Healthy Smiles Ontario, 73–74, 178–179, 241, 286, 374–375, 496, 546
- Economic conditions, 981
- Employment creation, 177
- Financial Accountability Officer
  - Economic and Budget Outlook, Spring 2018, 1134
- French-language debates
  - Questions orales
    - Services en français, 500
- Government notice of motions
  - Government investments
    - presented, 1277–1280
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - education, 286
    - general remarks, 285, 1287
  - PC (1995-2003)
    - general remarks, 1278
- Health care access
  - northern Ontario
    - Northern Health Travel Grant, 678–679
- Health care funding, 1289–1290
- Health care wait times, 546, 609–610
- Home and community care
  - government funding, 496
- Hospital funding, 887–888, 934, 982
  - increase, 440–441, 496, 545–546, 609, 673, 727, 732–733
- Hospital funding by hospital
  - Health Sciences North, 674–675, 727
- Humboldt, Saskatchewan accident, 372
- Long-term care beds
  - new, 545, 731, 774
- Long-term care homes
  - inspections, 728
  - redevelopment, 679–680
- Medical emergencies
  - abroad, 75
- Members'/ministers' remarks
  - personal narrative
    - family, 1277–1278
- Mental health care
  - general remarks, 731
- Mental health care funding, 73, 545, 676–677
- OHIP+
  - expansion of, senior coverage, 242
  - general remarks, 77, 285–286, 441, 495, 546, 676
- Ontario Drug and Dental Program, 375, 441, 495, 546
- Ontario's Fair Hydro Plan
  - financing of, accounting standards, 176, 932
- Oral questions
  - Accessibility for persons with disabilities
    - responded to, 286–287
  - Child care
    - responded to, 672, 775
  - Dental care
    - responded to, 73–75, 178–181, 241, 374–375, 441–442, 495–496, 546
  - Executive compensation
    - responded to, 547
  - Government accounting practices
    - responded to, 176, 932, 979, 1134–1135
  - Government spending
    - responded to, 607–608, 674, 728–729
  - Government's record
    - responded to, 242–243, 285–286, 1287, 1291
  - Health care
    - responded to, 285–286, 678–679, 731, 1289–1291
  - Hospital funding
    - responded to, 440–441, 496–497, 545–546, 609–610, 673–675, 727–728, 732–733, 887–888, 982
  - Hospital services
    - responded to, 75
  - Job creation
    - responded to, 177
  - Long-term care
    - responded to, 679–680, 728, 774
  - Mental health services
    - responded to, 72–73, 676–677
  - Ontario budget
    - responded to, 438–439, 493–495, 725–726
  - Pay equity
    - responded to, 443
  - Pharmacare
    - responded to, 77, 676
  - Provincial debt
    - responded to, 373–374
  - Public transit
    - responded to, 1097
  - Social housing
    - responded to, 1143–1144
  - Taxation
    - responded to, 243, 934–935, 981
- Pay equity, gender wage gap
  - general remarks, 443
- Pension plans
  - general remarks, 243
- Pharmacare, universal, 442
- Prescription drugs, funding
  - Orkambi (cystic fibrosis treatment), 676
- Provincial credit rating, 725–726
- Public transportation
  - government funding, 1097
- Social housing, 1143–1144
- Taxation
  - corporate tax rates, 934
  - general remarks, 243
  - income tax, 934–935

Index des intervenants à la Chambre

Letter: W

Walker, B. (PC, Bruce–Grey–Owen Sound)

Wilson, J. (PC, Simcoe–Grey)

Wong, S. (LIB, Scarborough–Agincourt)

Wynne, Hon. K.O. (LIB, Don Valley West)