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Calandra, Hon. P. (PC, Markham—Stouffville)
- Accessibility standards
- government strategy, 1471
- Anti-Asian Racism Education Month Act, 2021 (Bill 34)
- third reading, 1682
- Appointments to agencies, boards, and commissions
- appointment process
- general remarks, 2945
- appointment process
- Armenian community
- Armenian Heritage Month Act, 2022 (Bill 105)
- second reading, 2653
- Auto insurance - rates
- general remarks, 2621
- Broadband infrastructure
- technological change, 2485
- Broadband infrastructure development
- Broadband infrastructure development - government funding
- provincial, 3123
- Build Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2021 (Bill 43)
- second reading, 881
- Business - COVID-19, financial assistance
- general remarks, 1404–1405
- Business investment
- Cap-and-trade program
- Carbon pricing
- cost of, 3155
- Carbon tax
- Child care
- cost of, 1149
- Child care - federal-provincial cost agreement
- Climate change mitigation
- government strategy
- general remarks, 1649
- government strategy
- College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists of Ontario (CTCMPAO)
- Colleges and universities - COVID-19
- government response
- general remarks, 3038
- government response
- Committee procedure - standing committees of the Legislature
- Correctional facilities
- capital projects, 1197
- Correctional facilities - youth detention centres
- general remarks, 1651–1652
- Cost of living
- COVID-19 - economic recovery
- COVID-19 - emergency orders
- COVID-19 - government response
- COVID-19 - prevention
- COVID-19 - provincial reopening
- implementation timeline, 2174
- COVID-19 - public health protests
- COVID-19 - testing
- COVID-19 - transmission
- infection rates
- modelling projections, 2343
- infection rates
- COVID-19 - vaccination
- COVID-19 - vaccination passports and certificates
- COVID-19 - vaccines
- Debates re answers to question period
- Driver examination centres
- drive test backlog
- general remarks, 1095
- drive test backlog
- Economic conditions
- Economic development
- Economic development - northern Ontario
- Education - COVID-19, in-school learning
- Education - curriculum
- employment readiness, 3115
- Electoral process
- reform
- general remarks, 342
- reform
- Electric vehicle infrastructure
- Electric vehicles
- Electricity rates
- government strategy, 1728
- Emergency management
- Employment
- Employment - COVID-19
- government response
- sick days
- vaccination policies
- Employment services
- reform
- results-based evaluation, 3115
- reform
- Employment standards - minimum wage
- $15/hour
- implementation timeline
- general remarks, 1349
- implementation timeline
- $15/hour
- Energy industry
- economic impact, 151
- Energy policy
- clean energy, 1649
- Energy rates
- Expenditure estimates
- Farmer's markets
- alcohol sales
- wine, 407
- alcohol sales
- Federal government
- Emergencies Act (RCS, 1985, c.22), use of, 1731
- Fewer Fees, Better Services Act, 2022 (Bill 84)
- Francophone community
- general remarks, 469
- French-language debates
- French-language services
- organisational designation
- general remarks, 2040
- organisational designation
- Fuel prices - taxation
- Getting Ontario Connected Act, 2022 (Bill 93)
- second reading, 2485
- GO Transit expansion
- government strategy, 3123
- GO Transit - service expansion
- general remarks, 2275
- Government advertising
- general remarks, 3042
- Government finances
- transparency and accountability
- budgets, presentation deadline
- budget 2022, 2222
- budgets, presentation deadline
- transparency and accountability
- Government notices of motion
- Government orders
- Government record
- Liberal (2003-2018)
- NDP (1990-1995)
- PC (2018-present)
- Gun violence
- Hate and hate-related activities
- Health care - federal strategies
- national pharmacare and dental care, 2454
- Health care funding
- Health care services
- programs evaluation, 2848
- Health care system
- Health care workers
- Health policy
- general remarks, 2848–2849
- Highway maintenance and repair
- general remarks, 1088
- Highway tolls
- regional highways
- Highways 412 and 418, 1990
- regional highways
- Home ownership
- employment, role of, 2508
- Hospitals - capacity
- Hospitals - capacity and overcrowding
- general remarks, 237–238
- Hospitals - COVID-19
- Hospitals - funding
- COVID-19
- surgical backlog remediation, 1407
- COVID-19
- Housing - affordable
- development of, 1897
- Housing market
- housing speculation
- general remarks, 468
- housing speculation
- Housing policy
- government strategy, 3184
- Immigration policy
- as economic policy
- employment, 301
- as economic policy
- Indigenous relations - Truth and Reconciliation
- National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
- as provincial holiday, 27–28
- National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
- Infrastructure development
- Innovation and technology sector
- job creation, 2636
- International border crossings - protest restrictions
- as economic policy, 2618
- International trade
- trade representatives
- role of, 2758
- trade representatives
- Keeping Ontario Open for Business Act, 2022 (Bill 100)
- Land use planning - ministerial zoning orders
- use of, 2040
- Laurentian University
- Legislative buildings
- Legislative procedure
- Legislative procedure - COVID-19
- Legislative procedure - daily routine
- Legislative procedure - debate
- speeches
- question-and-answer period, 1947
- speeches
- Legislative procedure - members
- Legislative procedure - motions
- Opposition day motions
- closure of, 3154–3155
- Opposition day motions
- Legislative procedure - order of business
- Legislative procedure - orders of the day
- Legislative procedure - private bills
- reform, 1950
- Legislative procedure - private members' public business
- Legislative procedure - proceedings
- broadcast of
- television guidelines, 1719
- broadcast of
- Legislative procedure - question period
- Legislative procedure - Standing Orders
- Legislative procedure - voting
- division procedure, 644
- Legislative process
- Liberal Party election platform (2021)
- electoral process reform, 240
- Liberal Party of Ontario
- election platform (2022)
- taxation, 1651
- election platform (2022)
- Licence plates
- validation stickers
- annual renewal fees exemption
- government revenue, impact on, 2042
- annual renewal fees exemption
- validation stickers
- Light Rail Transit (LRT) - Eglinton Crosstown
- Light rail transit (LRT) - Ottawa
- general remarks, 2171
- Long-term care
- Long-term care - beds
- by region
- Sioux Lookout, 3317
- by region
- Long-term care - beds, development and redevelopment
- Long-term care facilities
- Long-term care facilities - COVID-19
- Patient Ombudsman report (2022)
- government funding, 2413
- Patient Ombudsman report (2022)
- Long-term care facilities - operators
- for-profit vs. not-for-profit, 2886
- Long-term care - facility construction
- cost per site, 2619
- Long-term care - funding
- Long-term care - reform
- Long-term care - sector capacity
- Long-term care - staff
- recruitment and retention
- personal support workers (PSWs), 1361
- recruitment and retention
- Long-term care - standards of care
- Manufacturing industry
- Manufacturing industry - automotive sector
- Members'/ministers' conduct
- Hillier, Randy (Lanark–Frontenac–Kingston), 519–520
- Members/Ministers of Provincial Parliament (MPP)
- Members'/ministers' privileges
- special items
- wearing of, 1954
- special items
- Members'/ministers' remarks
- withdrawn, 368
- Mines and mining
- Minister of Legislative Affairs
- Ministerial statements
- COVID-19 protocols at the Legislative Assembly
- presented, 1902–1903
- COVID-19 protocols at the Legislative Assembly
- Motions
- House sittings
- presented, 3327
- House sittings
- Myasthenia gravis
- public education campaigns, 3299
- Myasthenia Gravis Month Act, 2022 (Bill 117)
- second reading, 3298–3299
- Nuclear energy industry
- government strategy, 3124
- Nurses
- recruitment and retention
- general remarks, 1539
- recruitment and retention
- Occupational health and safety
- public education campaigns, safety
- National Day of Mourning, 3358
- public education campaigns, safety
- Opposition day motions
- Northern Ontario
- responded to, 3121–3124
- Northern Ontario
- Opposition parties
- Ottawa, Ontario
- tourism and culture, 2579
- Our London Family Act (Working Together to Combat Islamophobia and Hatred), 2022 (Bill 86)
- public consultation, 3316
- Our London Family Act (Working Together to Combat Islamophobia and Hatred), 2022 (Bill 86)
- Pandemic and Emergency Preparedness Act, 2022 (Bill 106)
- Parliamentary privilege
- Personal protective equipment (PPE)
- production in Ontario, 3244
- Personal support workers (PSWs)
- Persons with disabilities
- accessibility for
- general remarks, 469
- accessibility for
- Political fundraising - campaign financing
- independent members, 157
- Population
- growth projections by region
- Golden Horseshoe, 340
- growth projections by region
- Private members' public business
- Seniors' health services
- responded to, 2817
- Seniors' health services
- Professional sports
- and COVID-19
- return-to-play protocols, 197
- and COVID-19
- Protest convoys
- Public education campaigns - racism and discrimination
- Anti-Asian Racism Education Month, 1682
- Public sector compensation - increase cap
- general remarks, 1539
- Question period
- Accessibility for persons with disabilities
- responded to, 1471
- Affordable housing
- Anti-racism activities
- responded to, 3316
- Assistance to businesses
- responded to, 2173
- Assistance to tourism industry
- responded to, 2510
- Broadband infrastructure
- responded to, 528
- Child care
- Climate change
- responded to, 1649
- Community safety
- Consideration of Bill 67
- responded to, 3241
- Correctional facilities
- responded to, 1197
- Correctional services
- responded to, 1651–1652
- Cost of living
- responded to, 3107
- COVID-19 immunization
- COVID-19 response
- COVID-19 testing
- Driver examination centres
- responded to, 1095
- Economic reopening and recovery
- responded to, 2174
- Electric vehicles
- Emergency measures
- responded to, 1783
- Employment standards
- Federal government policy
- responded to, 1731
- First Nations consultation
- responded to, 2759–2760
- Fiscal accountability
- responded to, 157
- Francophone affairs
- responded to, 155
- Front-line workers
- responded to, 2214–2215
- Gasoline prices
- Government accountability
- Government advertising
- responded to, 2636
- Government appointments
- Government fiscal policies
- responded to, 200
- Government policies
- responded to, 3183–3184
- Government services
- responded to, 1540
- Government spending
- responded to, 3042
- Government's record
- Grape and wine industry
- responded to, 407
- Gun violence
- responded to, 1475
- Health care
- responded to, 2454
- Health care funding
- Health professions
- Highway safety
- responded to, 1088–1089
- Hospital funding
- responded to, 3323
- Hospital services
- responded to, 1405–1407
- House sittings
- responded to, 3322
- Indigenous relations and reconciliation
- responded to, 27–28
- Invasion of Ukraine
- Land use planning
- responded to, 339–340
- Long-term care
- Members' compensation
- responded to, 368
- Member's conduct
- responded to, 1834
- Mental health services
- responded to, 2893
- Minimum wage
- Municipal elections
- responded to, 341–342
- Municipal funding
- responded to, 2458
- Municipal government
- responded to, 3191–3192
- Pay equity
- Personal support workers
- Poverty
- responded to, 341
- Premier's comments
- responded to, 301
- Property taxation
- responded to, 2579
- Protection for people with disabilities
- responded to, 469
- Protection of privacy
- responded to, 1141
- Public safety
- Public sector compensation
- responded to, 2571–2572
- Public transit
- responded to, 2275
- School safety
- responded to, 369–370
- Small business
- Tax rebates
- responded to, 1651
- Tenant protection
- responded to, 362–363
- Treaties recognition
- responded to, 636
- Trucking industry
- responded to, 1901
- Women in science and technology
- responded to, 1834–1835
- Youth unemployment
- responded to, 3115
- Accessibility for persons with disabilities
- Questions of order
- private members' public business
- notice requirements
- responded to, 2320
- notice requirements
- private members' public business
- Questions of privilege
- committee procedure
- scheduling
- responded to, 643–644
- scheduling
- committee procedure
- Racism
- anti-Asian racism
- government response to, 1682
- anti-Asian racism
- Rental housing
- general remarks, 468
- Rental housing - COVID-19
- Rental housing - development
- Reports by committees
- Ring of Fire development
- Rouge National Urban Park
- creation of, 340
- Select Committee on Emergency Management Oversight
- Speaker
- role of, 338
- Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs
- policy areas, 1950
- Standing Committee on Heritage, Infrastructure and Cultural Policies
- policy areas, 1950
- Standing Committee on Justice Policy
- policy areas, 1950
- Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs
- Standing Committee on Public Accounts
- Standing Committee on Social Policy
- policy areas, 1950
- Standing Committee on the Interior
- policy areas, 1950
- Stellantis
- battery manufacturing plant (Windsor)
- general remarks, 2758
- battery manufacturing plant (Windsor)
- Tax Relief at the Pumps Act, 2022 (Bill 111)
- Throne speech debate
- Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) expansion
- general remarks, 2572
- Tourism industry
- Tourism industry - COVID-19
- economic impact
- general remarks, 2510
- economic impact
- Transit
- government strategy
- general remarks, 2275
- government strategy
- Transit development
- Transit system expansion
- government strategy, 3123
- Ukraine
- Wineries and wine industry
- Working for Workers Act, 2022 (Bill 88)
- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
- York Region Wastewater Act, 2021 (Bill 5)
- second reading, 109
- Accessibility standards
Cho, Hon. R.S.J. (PC, Scarborough North)
- Business
- accessibility for persons with disabilities, 296
- Government orders
- Legislative reform
- amendment to the amendment
- responded to, 2082–2083
- amendment to the amendment
- Legislative reform
- Legislative buildings
- accessibility, 2082
- Legislative procedure
- Persons with disabilities
- Private members' public business
- Anti-Asian Racism Education Month Act, 2021 (Bill 34)
- second reading, 1524
- Anti-Asian Racism Education Month Act, 2021 (Bill 34)
- Providing More Care, Protecting Seniors, and Building More Beds Act, 2021 (Bill 37)
- Public education campaigns - racism and discrimination
- Anti-Asian Racism Education Month, 1524
- Question period
- Seniors and accessibility
- responded to, 296
- Seniors and accessibility
- Racism
- anti-Asian racism, 1524
- Retirement homes
- Retirement homes - COVID-19
- Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority (RHRA)
- Business
Cho, Hon. S. (PC, Willowdale)
- Anti-Asian racism, 1928
- Committee process - standing committees of the Legislature
- amendments
- general remarks, 2495
- amendments
- Cost of living
- government strategy, 1927
- COVID-19 - government response
- funding
- general remarks, 241
- funding
- Driver examination centres
- Fewer Fees, Better Services Act, 2022 (Bill 84)
- Food prices
- general remarks, 1927
- Getting Ontario Connected Act, 2022 (Bill 93)
- second reading, 2494–2495
- GO Transit - fares
- government strategy
- general remarks, 2169–2170
- government strategy
- Government expenditures
- ministerial allocations
- general remarks, 1926
- ministerial allocations
- Government finances
- revenue generation
- annual rate of, 1926
- revenue generation
- Government finances - debt and deficit
- interest on, 1926
- Government procurement - supply chain management
- health sciences sector, 242
- Government record
- Government services
- digital delivery
- business services
- single-window access point, 1927
- business services
- digital delivery
- Government supply chain
- Greenhouse gas emissions
- industry contributions
- transporation, 526
- industry contributions
- Health care system
- administration
- supply chain procurement, 1926
- administration
- Highway 413
- environmental assessment, 202
- Highway tolls
- Housing development
- Infrastructure development
- procurement policies
- Canadian content requirements
- in other jurisdictions, 1893
- Canadian content requirements
- procurement policies
- Infrastructure - highways and roads
- Licence plates
- Light Rail Transit (LRT) - Eglinton Crosstown
- Light Rail Transit (LRT) - Ottawa
- Manufacturing - employment
- Alstom (Thunder Bay)
- procurement contracts, 1894
- Alstom (Thunder Bay)
- Manufacturing industry
- decline and recovery, 1932
- Manufacturing industry - employment
- Alstom (ThunderBay)
- layoffs, 1832
- Alstom (ThunderBay)
- Members'/ministers' personal narrative, 1928
- Metrolinx
- community engagement
- general remarks, 1894
- community engagement
- Population
- Question period
- Regulations - business
- reduction
- as economic policy, 1932
- reduction
- Throne speech debate
- participation, 240–243
- Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) expansion
- Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) expansion - Ontario Line
- Toronto Transit system (TTC) expansion - Scarborough subway extension
- economic impact, 3365
- Transit development
- Transit vehicles
- content requirements
- Ontario Line, 1831
- content requirements
Clark, Hon. S. (PC, Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes)
- Appreciation
- Bos, Ethan, 3022
- Broadband infrastructure development
- Broadband infrastructure development - government funding
- federal, 2302
- Broadband infrastructure development programs
- Eastern Ontario Regional Network (EORN)
- general remarks, 2300–2301
- Eastern Ontario Regional Network (EORN)
- Broadband services
- and COVID-19, 2301
- Build Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2021 (Bill 43)
- Committee procedure - standing committees of the Legislature
- Committee process - standing committees of the Legislature
- amendments
- opposition, 3287
- amendments
- Community housing
- Community Housing Renewal Strategy
- Correctional facilities
- Dolime quarry housing development
- Expenditure estimates
- committee referred to
- member expertise, 2009
- committee referred to
- Fewer Fees, Better Services Act, 2022 (Bill 84)
- third reading, 2029–2030
- French-language debates
- Getting Ontario Connected Act, 2022 (Bill 93)
- second reading, 2299–2303
- Government orders
- Legislative reform
- amendment to the amendment
- responded to, 2009
- amendment to the amendment
- Legislative reform
- Government record
- Green Shirt Day Act, 2022 (Bill 112)
- second reading, 3022
- Greenbelt
- public consultation, 827
- Highway maintenance and repair
- jurisdiction
- Highways 174 and 17, 464–465
- jurisdiction
- Home ownership
- Co-owning a Home guide, 2677
- Homelessness
- Hospitals - funding
- general remarks, 1135
- Housing
- Housing - affordable
- Housing development
- Housing policy
- Housing supply
- Indigenous communities - health care
- mental health and addictions services, 1133
- Infrastructure Ontario (IO)
- broadband infrastructure development
- procurement processes
- reverse auctions, 2302
- procurement processes
- broadband infrastructure development
- Land use planning
- administration
- applications and permits
- data collection and management, 2775–2776
- applications and permits
- approval timelines
- ministerial responsibility
- Community Infrastructure and Housing Accelerator (CIHA), 2776
- ministerial responsibility
- development applications
- reporting of, 2775
- development charges
- for future growth, 1476
- ministerial discretion, 2777
- municipal approvals
- municipal consultation, 2775
- municipal official plans
- urban boundary expansion, 1476, 2762–2763
- administration
- Land use planning - development charges
- Land use planning - ministerial zoning orders
- Long-term care
- government strategy, 1133
- Members'/ministers' correction of record, 2851
- Members'/ministers' personal narrative, 2299–2300
- Members'/ministers' remarks
- withdrawn, 2765
- Military
- reservists
- job-protected leave, 2878
- reservists
- Ministerial statements
- National Housing Day
- presented, 1029–1030
- National Housing Day
- More Homes for Everyone Act, 2022 (Bill 109)
- Municipal councillors
- Municipalities
- National Housing Strategy
- New home construction industry
- consumer protection, 1136
- Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT)
- ministerial authority
- review timelines, 2777
- ministerial authority
- Organ and tissue donation
- public education campaigns
- Green Shirt Day, 3022
- public education campaigns
- Public assets - surplus
- conversion
- to affordable housing, 3321
- conversion
- Public health
- government funding
- general remarks, 1135
- government funding
- Question period
- Affordable housing
- Assistance to persons with disabilities
- responded to, 2679
- Cost of living
- responded to, 3106–3107
- Environmental protection
- Government accountability
- Government policies
- responded to, 2014
- Government's record
- responded to, 3361
- Housing
- Land registration
- responded to, 2409
- Land use planning
- Municipal funding
- responded to, 2345
- Municipal government
- responded to, 955
- Municipal planning
- Rent regulation
- responded to, 3040
- Supportive housing
- Tenant protection
- Veterans' housing
- responded to, 955–956
- Rental housing
- Rental housing - development
- Rental housing supply
- purpose-built, 1963
- Social Services Relief Fund
- Supporting People and Businesses Act, 2021 (Bill 13)
- third reading, 1428–1429
- Supportive housing
- program review, 1589
- Throne speech debate
- Transit-oriented communities
- development charges
- parkland dedication fees
- requirements, 2777–2778
- parkland dedication fees
- development charges
- Veterans
- housing
- Homes for Heroes, 955
- housing
- Working for Workers Act, 2022 (Bill 88)
- third reading, 2878
- Appreciation
Coe, L. (PC, Whitby)
- Broadband infrastructure development
- economic impact, 2312
- Build Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2021 (Bill 43)
- Cap-and-trade program
- cancellation
- fuel prices, impact on, 3014
- cancellation
- Carbon tax
- fuel prices, impact on, 3014
- Colleges and universities
- Cost of living
- Court administration
- COVID-19
- public response to, 1066
- COVID-19 - emergency orders
- COVID-19 - government response
- COVID-19 - provincial reopening
- general remarks, 633
- COVID-19 - vaccination
- vaccination rates
- general remarks, 174
- vaccination rates
- COVID-19 - vaccination passports and certificates
- as economic policy, 174
- Emergency management
- government authority
- accountability, 2715
- government authority
- Employment standards
- disconnecting from work, 1234
- Farms and farmers
- Fewer Fees, Better Services Act, 2022 (Bill 84)
- Fuel prices - taxation
- Getting Ontario Connected Act, 2022 (Bill 93)
- second reading, 2312
- GO Transit expansion
- government strategy, 2638–2639
- Government notices of motion
- Extension of emergency orders
- responded to, 1066–1067
- Extension of emergency orders
- Government orders
- Select Committee on Emergency Management Oversight
- amendment
- responded to, 172–174
- amendment
- Select Committee on Emergency Management Oversight
- Government record
- Liberal (2003-2018)
- long-term care, 1609
- Liberal (2003-2018)
- Government services
- Government supply chain
- domestic procurement
- Building Ontario Business initiative (BOBI)
- general remarks, 1992
- Building Ontario Business initiative (BOBI)
- domestic procurement
- Highway tolls
- Hospitals - capacity
- Hospitals - COVID-19
- intensive care units
- service capacity, 174
- intensive care units
- Hospitals - funding
- general remarks, 1277
- Housing
- government funding, 2809
- Housing - affordable
- development of, 1381–1382
- Housing development
- Immigrants - access to professions and trades
- Canadian experience
- general remarks, 1218
- Canadian experience
- Immigration policy
- foreign credentials
- recognition of, 733
- foreign credentials
- International border crossings
- economic impact, 2613
- International border crossings - protest restrictions
- police response
- government funding, 2586
- police response
- Keeping Ontario Open for Business Act, 2022 (Bill 100)
- Land use planning
- Land use planning - ministerial zoning orders
- by site
- veterans' village (Kingston Provincial Campus), 955
- by site
- Legislative procedure
- committee reports
- debate in House, 173
- committee reports
- Licence plates
- Long-term care
- government strategy, 873
- Long-term care - accountability and oversight
- violations
- penalties
- fines, 1510
- penalties
- violations
- Long-term care - facility construction
- regional allocation, 174
- Long-term care - funding
- Long-term care - reform
- Long-term care - sector capacity
- Long-term care - staff
- occupational mix, 1461
- Long-term care - standards of care
- Long-term-care facilities - operators
- transparency and accountability, 217
- Members' statements
- Battle of Vimy Ridge, 3030–3031
- Community funding, 290
- Durham region student business program, 2330–2331
- Highway tolls, 1773
- Hospital funding, 2209
- Long-term care, 195, 2837
- Mental health and addiction services, 74, 1017
- Red tape reduction, 357
- Seniors' services, 3104–3105
- Services for persons with disabilities, 1640
- Soccer clubs, 2570–2571
- Mental health and addictions services - funding
- Mental health and addictions services - providers
- specialty and rehabilitation hospitals
- Ontario Shores Centre (Whitby), 74
- specialty and rehabilitation hospitals
- Military
- Mines and mining
- Critical Minerals Strategy
- general remarks, 1875
- Critical Minerals Strategy
- More Homes for Everyone Act, 2022 (Bill 109)
- Nuclear energy industry
- government strategy, 3184
- Nurses
- 1664503 Ontario Inc. Act, 2021 (Bill Pr53)
- Ontario Trillium Foundation
- grant streams
- Community Building Funds
- operating stream
- recipients, 290
- operating stream
- Community Building Funds
- grant streams
- Opposition day motions
- Long-term care
- responded to, 216–217
- Long-term care
- Pandemic and Emergency Preparedness Act, 2022 (Bill 106)
- Personal protective equipment (PPE)
- inventory development, 2699
- Personal support workers (PSWs)
- Police services
- criminal and judicial matters checks
- processing fees
- volunteers, 559
- processing fees
- criminal and judicial matters checks
- Post-secondary education
- Private members' public business
- Protest convoys
- police response
- authority to act, 2597
- police response
- Protest convoys - Ambassador Bridge
- supply chains, impact on
- food, 2606
- supply chains, impact on
- Providing More Care, Protecting Seniors, and Building More Beds Act, 2021 (Bill 37)
- Provincial Day of Service Act, 2022 (Bill 51)
- Public assets - surplus
- centre of realty excellence (CORE)
- general remarks, 1852–1853
- centre of realty excellence (CORE)
- Public education campaigns, national/historical
- Question period
- Regulations - business
- Regulatory process
- government strategy
- guiding principles, 558
- government strategy
- Reopening Ontario (A Flexible Response to COVID-19) Act, 2020, SO 2020, c 17
- general remarks, 1066–1067
- Retirement homes
- Retirement Homes Act, 2010, SO 2010, c 11
- guiding principles, 1512
- Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority (RHRA)
- School facilities - capital projects
- new school construction
- regional projects, 559
- new school construction
- Select Committee on Emergency Management Oversight
- Senior citizens
- September 11, 2001 attacks
- Sewer and wastewater infrastructure - York region
- Skilled trades
- training programs, 1272
- Small Business Support Grant
- general remarks, 3016
- Soldiers' Aid Commission
- support grants, 689
- Sports and recreation
- Supporting People and Businesses Act, 2021 (Bill 13)
- Tax Relief at the Pumps Act, 2022 (Bill 111)
- Taxation
- government strategy, 3016
- Temporary employment agencies
- licensing
- statements by stakeholders, 1210
- licensing
- Throne speech debate
- Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) expansion - Ontario Line
- government strategy, 2639
- Tributes
- Shore, Marvin Leonard (former member for London North), 2631–2632
- Tributes - Members of Provincial Parliament
- Breaugh, Michael James (Oshawa), 1084–1085
- Veterans
- Veterinary services
- facility services
- species accreditation, 560
- facility services
- Working for Workers Act, 2021 (Bill 27)
- Working for Workers Act, 2022 (Bill 88)
- World War I
- Battle of Vimy Ridge, 3030
- York Region Wastewater Act, 2021 (Bill 5)
- second reading, 128
- Broadband infrastructure development
Collard, L. (LIB, Ottawa—Vanier)
- Access to Sexual Assault Evidence Kits and Provision of Sexual Assault Education Act, 2022 (Bill 108)
- first reading, 2644
- Appointments to agencies, boards, and commissions
- Autism services
- Build Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2021 (Bill 43)
- third reading, 1616–1617
- Cap-and-trade program
- cancellation
- revenue loss due to, 898
- cancellation
- Carbon tax
- government response to, 898
- Child care
- cost of, 1148
- Child care - federal-provincial cost agreement
- Christopher's Law (Sex Offender Registry), 2000, SO 2000, c 1, 933
- Civic engagement
- education and awareness
- Local Government Week, 290
- education and awareness
- Climate change
- UN Climate Change Conference (COP26), 897–898
- Climate change mitigation
- Committee process - standing committees of the Legislature
- amendments
- consideration of, 2155
- amendments
- Community housing
- Correctional facilities
- COVID-19 - economic recovery
- general remarks, 836
- COVID-19 - vaccination
- children under 12
- government strategy, 158
- children under 12
- Debates re answers to question period
- Sexual assault
- presented, 2726
- Sexual assault
- East Holland River
- phosphorus treatment plant, 269
- Education - COVID-19, in-school learning
- Electric vehicle infrastructure
- Electric vehicles
- Employment standards
- disconnecting from work
- general remarks, 1221
- disconnecting from work
- Environmental Bill of Rights
- consultation requirements
- compliance with, 1095–1096
- consultation requirements
- Environmental policy
- Equity Education for Young Ontarians Act, 2021 (Bill 35)
- first reading, 471
- Food security
- food banks
- seasonal food donation drives, 1641
- food banks
- Foreign Credentials Advisory Committee Act, 2021 (Bill 30)
- first reading, 414
- French-language debates
- Affaires d'intérêt public émanant des députées et députés
- Anciens combattants, 1995
- Loi de 2021 modifiant la Loi sur le changement de nom, projet de loi 39
- deuxième lecture, 933
- Loi de 2021 visant à stopper la contrebande d'armes de poing illégales, projet de loi 52
- deuxième lecture, 1623
- Loi de 2022 pour une plus grande équité envers les travailleurs de l’Ontario formés à l’étranger, projet de loi 98
- deuxième lecture, 2563–2564
- Loi de 2022 sur l’égalité raciale dans le système d’éducation, projet de loi 67
- deuxième lecture, 2049
- Loi de 2022 visant à mettre fin au harcèlement et aux abus commis par les dirigeants locaux, projet de loi 10
- deuxième lecture, 2249
- Services de santé dans le Nord, 2921–2922
- Services en français, 501–502
- Débat sur la motion d’ajournement
- Agression sexuelle, 2726
- Débat sur le discours du trône
- participation, 455
- Déclarations des députées et députés
- Déjeuner Flocons de neige, 1641
- Déclarations ministérielles et réponses
- Journée Passez au mauve, 473
- Dépôt des projets de loi
- Loi de 2021 modifiant la Loi sur le poète officiel de l'Ontario (poète officiel de l'Ontario de langue française), projet de loi 47
- première lecture, 828
- Loi de 2021 modifiant la Loi sur le poète officiel de l'Ontario (poète officiel de l'Ontario de langue française), projet de loi 47
- Loi de 2021 visant à bâtir l'Ontario (mesures budgétaires), projet de loi 43
- Loi de 2021 visant à oeuvrer pour les travailleurs, projet de loi 27
- troisième lecture, 1220
- Loi de 2022 visant à ce que l’Ontario reste ouvert aux affaires, projet de loi 100
- deuxième lecture, 2593
- Période de questions
- Pétitions
- Agression sexuelle, 3194
- Rapports de comités
- Comité permanent des comptes publics
- Demande auprès du président d'émettre un mandat obligeant l'université Laurentienne à produire des documents, 1706–1707
- Comité permanent des comptes publics
- Affaires d'intérêt public émanant des députées et députés
- Gender-based violence
- Government notices of motion
- Report on Ontario's provincial emergency
- responded to, 2859–2860
- Report on Ontario's provincial emergency
- Government orders
- Legislative reform
- amendment to the amendment
- responded to, 2155
- amendment to the amendment
- Legislative reform
- Government record
- PC (2018-present)
- environmental policy
- general remarks, 898
- environmental policy
- PC (2018-present)
- Health care - gender-affirming
- access to, 277
- Health care workers
- recruitment and retention, 1221
- Highway 413
- Home and community care
- government funding, 2132
- Homelessness
- Housing - COVID-19
- general remarks, 591
- Housing development
- general remarks, 1353–1354
- Housing supply
- impact on housing costs, 836
- Human trafficking
- awareness and prevention, 1743
- Human trafficking - survivor services
- Immigrants - access to professions and trades
- license requirements, 1221
- Immigration policy
- impact on traffic congestion, 635
- International border crossings - protest restrictions
- as economic policy, 2591
- Intimate partner violence
- victim support services
- general remarks, 1201
- victim support services
- Keeping Ontario Open for Business Act, 2022 (Bill 100)
- Land use planning
- and environmental protection
- general remarks, 269
- and environmental protection
- Land use planning - ministerial zoning orders
- Legislative procedure - Standing Orders
- general remarks, 2155
- Legislative process
- Members' statements
- Mental health and addictions
- and incarceration, 1198
- Ministerial statements
- Motions
- House sittings
- responded to, 3334–3335
- House sittings
- Municipal councillors
- harassment and abuse
- penalties, 2249
- harassment and abuse
- New Edinburgh Property Management Service Ltd. Act, 2021 (Bill Pr55)
- Ontario Autism Program (2021)
- general remarks, 2844–2845
- Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP)
- income calculation
- veteran allowance, 1995
- income calculation
- Opposition day motions
- Petitions
- Private members' public business
- Carbon Budget Accountability Act, 2021 (Bill 32)
- second reading, 565
- Change of Name Amendment Act, 2021 (Bill 39)
- second reading, 933
- Gender Affirming Health Care Advisory Committee Act, 2021 (Bill 17)
- second reading, 277
- Racial Equity in the Education System Act, 2022 (Bill 67)
- second reading, 2048–2049
- Rent Stabilization Act, 2021 (Bill 23)
- second reading, 1245
- Stopping Harassment and Abuse by Local Leaders Act, 2022 (Bill 10)
- second reading, 2249
- Veterans
- responded to, 1995
- Carbon Budget Accountability Act, 2021 (Bill 32)
- Protection from Coerced Debts Incurred in relation to Human Trafficking Act, 2022 (Bill 99)
- first reading, 2279
- Protest convoys
- Protest convoys - Ottawa
- Question period
- Assistance to businesses
- Autism treatment
- Child care
- presented, 1148–1149
- Climate change
- presented, 897–898
- Correctional facilities
- COVID-19 immunization
- presented, 158
- COVID-19 response
- presented, 31–32
- Electric vehicles
- Government accountability
- presented, 1733
- Government appointments
- Human trafficking
- presented, 2409–2410
- Immigrants' skills
- presented, 413
- Land use planning
- Municipal funding
- presented, 2458
- Pay equity
- presented, 3188
- Sexual assault
- presented, 2675–2676
- Student safety
- presented, 2765
- Supportive housing
- presented, 1588–1589
- Rail service
- environmental impact, 635
- Rent control
- general remarks, 1245
- Rental housing
- supply, 1245
- School boards
- trustees
- general remarks, 290
- trustees
- School facilities - capital projects
- government funding
- allocation
- maintenance and repair, 634
- allocation
- government funding
- Schools
- dress codes
- gendered nature of, 1201
- dress codes
- Sewer and wastewater infrastructure - York region
- Sex offenders
- Social Services Relief Fund
- funding allocation, 1589
- Students - special needs
- medical support
- staff qualifications, 2765
- medical support
- Supportive housing
- Teachers - French-language
- recruitment and retention
- foreign-trained
- certification requirements, 413
- foreign-trained
- recruitment and retention
- Throne speech debate
- Water protection
- pollutants, 269–270
- Women
- Working for Workers Act, 2021 (Bill 27)
- third reading, 1219–1222
- York Region Wastewater Act, 2021 (Bill 5)
- Access to Sexual Assault Evidence Kits and Provision of Sexual Assault Education Act, 2022 (Bill 108)
Crawford, S. (PC, Oakville)
- Agriculture industry
- Auto insurance - rates
- general remarks, 940
- Build Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2021 (Bill 43)
- Business
- Business - COVID-19, financial assistance
- general remarks, 1055
- Business investment
- government strategy, 3132
- Cap-and-trade program
- Carbon tax
- fuel prices, impact on, 3131
- Child care
- Child care - federal-provincial cost agreement
- Child care - spaces
- development
- general remarks, 3132
- development
- Community events
- fundraising, 1529
- Consumer protection
- price gouging, 1056
- Cost of living
- COVID-19 - emergency orders
- COVID-19 - provincial reopening
- COVID-19 - testing
- funding allocations, 1055
- COVID-19 - transmission
- infection rates
- in other jurisdictions, 1055
- infection rates
- Dementia and other neurocognitive conditions
- service providers
- Patty's Place, 816–817
- service providers
- Dolime quarry housing development
- water protection, 1539
- Electric vehicle infrastructure
- Electric vehicles
- Employment
- Employment - COVID-19
- pandemic pay
- general remarks, 1056
- pandemic pay
- Employment standards
- Employment standards - minimum wage
- $15/hour
- general remarks, 939
- $15/hour
- Energy policy
- as economic policy, 3108–3109
- Energy rates
- general remarks, 3132
- Energy transmission
- line development, 3108–3109
- Food security
- food banks
- regional programs, 2571
- food banks
- Fuel prices
- Fuel prices - taxation
- GO Transit
- Government notices of motion
- Extension of emergency orders
- responded to, 1055–1057
- Extension of emergency orders
- Government record
- Greenbelt
- expansion, 1278
- Hospitals - COVID-19
- emergency orders
- building code exemptions
- temporary capacity expansion projects, 1057
- building code exemptions
- emergency orders
- Housing development
- general remarks, 1539
- Immigration policy
- International border crossings
- economic impact, 2607
- International border crossings - protest restrictions
- Intimate partner violence
- Keeping Ontario Open for Business Act, 2022 (Bill 100)
- Land use planning - ministerial zoning orders
- use of, 1539–1540
- Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB)
- government funding, 280
- Licence plates
- validation stickers
- annual renewal fees exemption
- retroactive rebate, 3131
- annual renewal fees exemption
- validation stickers
- Long-term care
- Long-term care - COVID-19
- Manufacturing industry - COVID-19
- Ontario Together Fund
- general remarks, 1056
- Ontario Together Fund
- Members' statements
- Members/ministers quoting
- Ontario Energy Board, 2375
- More Homes for Everyone Act, 2022 (Bill 109)
- second reading, 2805
- Nurses - COVID-19
- compensation
- pandemic pay, 1056
- compensation
- Occupational health and safety
- injuries and fatalities
- employer penalties, 2370
- injuries and fatalities
- Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT)
- government funding, 2805
- Polish community
- Polish Heritage Month Act, 2021 (Bill 18)
- third reading, 1564
- Post-secondary education
- tuition
- fee freeze, 3132
- tuition
- Private members' public business
- Fairness in Petroleum Products Pricing Act, 2022 (Bill 91)
- second reading, 3274–3275
- Fairness in Petroleum Products Pricing Act, 2022 (Bill 91)
- Question period
- Reopening Ontario (A Flexible Response to COVID-19) Act, 2020, SO 2020, c 17
- general remarks, 1057
- Restaurants
- patio service
- licence extensions, 1055–1056
- patio service
- Senior citizens
- Skilled trades
- recruitment and retention
- promotion
- Red Seal trades, 2370
- promotion
- recruitment and retention
- Sports and recreation
- golf clubs
- Glen Abbey Golf Club (Oakville), 3105
- golf clubs
- Stellantis
- battery manufacturing plant (Windsor)
- economic impact, 3108
- battery manufacturing plant (Windsor)
- Supporting People and Businesses Act, 2021 (Bill 13)
- third reading, 1436
- Tax Relief at the Pumps Act, 2022 (Bill 111)
- Taxation
- Temporary employment agencies
- licensing
- general remarks, 1274
- licensing
- Throne speech debate
- Tourism industry - COVID-19
- Transit development
- transit vehicles
- electricification of fleets, 3131
- transit vehicles
- Trucking industry
- operational costs, 2616–2617
- Ukraine
- invasion of (February 2022)
- public response to, 2571
- invasion of (February 2022)
- Veterinary services
- facility services
- species accreditation, 1436
- facility services
- Women
- Working for Workers Act, 2021 (Bill 27)
- stakeholder consultation, 1268
- Working for Workers Act, 2021 (Bill 27)
- Working for Workers Act, 2022 (Bill 88)
Cuzzetto, R. (PC, Mississauga—Lakeshore)
- Appreciation
- Auto dealerships
- digital dealer program
- general remarks, 1816–1817
- digital dealer program
- Bradford Bypass
- tolling, 1808
- Broadband infrastructure development
- implementation timeline, 2292
- Build Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2021 (Bill 43)
- Community events
- COVID-19 - emergency orders
- COVID-19 - government response
- in other jurisdictions
- general remarks, 1051
- in other jurisdictions
- COVID-19 - provincial reopening
- general remarks, 1051
- COVID-19 - testing
- COVID-19 - transmission
- infection rates
- by region, 1051
- infection rates
- COVID-19 - vaccination
- COVID-19 - vaccines
- Pfizer
- age-based dosages, 1052
- Pfizer
- Doctors - training and education
- enrolment spaces, 2942
- Economic conditions
- inflation rate, 1807
- Education - COVID-19, in-school learning
- Electric vehicles
- manufacturing agreements
- general remarks, 2585–2586
- manufacturing agreements
- Emergency management
- pandemic preparedness
- government strategy, 2690
- pandemic preparedness
- Emergency management - preparedness
- pandemic planning, 3202
- Employment standards
- Employment standards - minimum wage
- app-based gig workers
- tips, 2380
- app-based gig workers
- Expenditure estimates
- Fewer Fees, Better Services Act, 2022 (Bill 84)
- Food security
- Getting Ontario Connected Act, 2022 (Bill 93)
- second reading, 2292
- Government finances
- transparency and accountability
- budgets, presentation deadline
- budget 2022, 1816
- budgets, presentation deadline
- transparency and accountability
- Government notices of motion
- Extension of emergency orders
- responded to, 1051–1053
- Extension of emergency orders
- Government orders
- Legislative reform
- amendment to the amendment
- responded to, 2092–2095
- amendment to the amendment
- Legislative reform
- Government record
- Liberal (2003-2018)
- infrastructure policy
- general remarks, 1808
- infrastructure policy
- Liberal (2003-2018)
- Government services
- Government supply chain
- domestic procurement
- Building Ontario Business initiative (BOBI)
- general remarks, 1815
- Building Ontario Business initiative (BOBI)
- domestic procurement
- Health care funding
- general remarks, 2234
- Health care funding - by region
- Mississauga, 3353
- Health care workers
- Highway 413
- Highway tolls
- regional highways
- Highways 412 and 418, 1808
- regional highways
- Home ownership
- Hospitals - beds
- development, 3200
- Hospitals - capacity
- Hospitals - COVID-19
- intensive care units
- occupancy rates, 1051
- intensive care units
- Hospitals - funding
- capital projects
- general remarks, 2941–2942
- capital projects
- Hospitals - funding by site
- Housing
- Housing - affordable
- funding sources
- federal, 2802
- funding sources
- Housing development
- Housing policy
- government strategy
- statements by stakeholders, 2825
- government strategy
- Housing supply
- Hungarian community
- Hungarian Heritage Month Act, 2022 (Bill 50)
- Immigrants - access to professions and trades
- International border crossings
- International border crossings - protest restrictions
- International trade
- Keeping Ontario Open for Business Act, 2022 (Bill 100)
- Land use planning
- Land use planning - ministerial zoning orders
- Laurentian University
- board of governors
- number of members, 1815–1816
- board of governors
- Legislative procedure
- electronics
- use of, 2094–2095
- electronics
- Legislative procedure - orders of the day
- calling of
- restrictions on
- government business, 2093–2094
- restrictions on
- calling of
- Legislative procedure - private members' public business
- Legislative procedure - Standing Orders
- general remarks, 2094–2095
- Licence plates
- Long-term care
- government strategy, 944
- Long-term care - beds, development and redevelopment
- government funding, 3041
- Long-term care - funding
- general remarks, 2235
- Long-term care - government funding
- allocation
- bed development/redevelopment, 970
- allocation
- Long-term care - sector capacity
- bed development and redevelopment
- regional allocations, 1640–1641
- bed development and redevelopment
- Long-term care - staff
- Manufacturing industry - automotive sector
- Members' statements
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
- Mississauga–Lakeshore, 2264
- More Homes for Everyone Act, 2022 (Bill 109)
- Nurses
- Occupational health and safety
- naloxone kits
- mandatory businesses, 2378
- naloxone kits
- Ontario Provincial Police (OPP)
- emergency response team
- government funding, 2585–2586
- emergency response team
- Opposition day motions
- Nurses
- responded to, 378–379
- Nurses
- Pandemic and Emergency Preparedness Act, 2022 (Bill 106)
- Personal support workers (PSWs)
- recruitment and retention
- general remarks, 865
- recruitment and retention
- Polish community
- Polish Heritage Month Act, 2021 (Bill 18)
- third reading, 1564–1565
- Private members' public business
- Protest convoys
- Protest convoys - Ambassador Bridge
- Providing More Care, Protecting Seniors, and Building More Beds Act, 2021 (Bill 37)
- second reading, 970
- Public assets - surplus
- Public sector compensation - increase cap
- health care workers, 379
- Question period
- Regulations - business
- reduction
- monetary value, 1807
- reduction
- Rental housing
- and housing supply, 2826
- Reopening Ontario (A Flexible Response to COVID-19) Act, 2020, SO 2020, c 17
- government authority under
- termination date, extension, 1051
- government authority under
- Ring of Fire development
- Senior citizens
- Skilled trades
- training programs
- government funding, 1274
- training programs
- Stellantis
- battery manufacturing plant (Windsor)
- general remarks, 2558
- battery manufacturing plant (Windsor)
- Supply Act, 2022 (Bill 96)
- second reading, 2232–2236
- Supporting People and Businesses Act, 2021 (Bill 13)
- third reading, 1431
- Taxation
- government strategy, 1896
- Transit - infrastructure development
- by region
- Mississauga, 3353
- by region
- Wastewater Surveillance Initiative
- general remarks, 2791
- Working for Workers Act, 2021 (Bill 27)
- Working for Workers Act, 2021 (Bill 27)
- Working for Workers Act, 2022 (Bill 88)
- second reading, 2376–2380