Sujet traité, lettre l, Index du Journal des débats de la Chambre, législature 42, session 2

Index des sujets traités à la Chambre

Letter: L

Laboratory services
- lab fees
  - Hassan, 759
- licensing
  - approvals and renewals
    - Kusendova, 1430–1431
    - Martin, 553
    - Sabawy, 435
- services
  - Sabawy, 435
Labour Relations Amendment Act (Replacement Workers), 2022 (Bill 123)
- first reading
  - Gélinas, 3375
Lake Ontario
- conservation
  - Pollution Probe program
    - Khanjin, 230
    - Piccini, 140, 266
- general remarks
  - Piccini, 141
- regional discharge into
  - Miller, P., 145
Lake Simcoe.
see also East Holland River
- Big Bay Point Resort proposal
  - legal proceedings
    - Barrett, 101
- depth of
  - Khanjin, 65
  - Martin, 130
- fish populations. see under Wildlife protection
- general remarks
  - Barrett, 101–102
  - Khanjin, 68
  - Miller, P., 145–146
  - Piccini, 141
- Impact of Climate Change on Hydrology and Water Quality: Future Proofing Management Strategies in the Lake Simcoe Watershed (Crossman et al)
  - Khanjin, 66
- Lake Simcoe Clean-Up Fund
  - Khanjin, 63
- Lake Simcoe Protection Plan (2008)
  - general remarks
    - French, 99
    - Khanjin, 65
    - Piccini, 141
  - Indigenous consultation and consent
    - Khanjin, 230
  - stakeholder consultation
    - Khanjin, 230–232
  - statutory review
    - Khanjin, 230
    - Shaw, 127
- recreation
  - economic impact
    - Harris, 119
    - Khanjin, 64–65, 68–70, 231
- shoreline erosion and restoration
  - general remarks
    - Khanjin, 69
- stormwater management
  - funding
    - Khanjin, 64
  - Kidd's Creek stormwater pond
    - Khanjin, 64, 230
- water quality
  - algae levels
    - French, 97
    - Khanjin, 69
  - chloride levels
    - Khanjin, 66, 68
  - conservation funding
    - Wetlands Conservation Partner Program. see under Wetlands and watersheds
  - general remarks
    - Barrett, 102
    - Khanjin, 232
    - Piccini, 141
  - industrial discharge
    - Miller, P., 71
  - local clean-up initiatives
    - Barrett, 102
    - Khanjin, 69
  - phosphorus levels
    - general remarks
      - Barrett, 102
      - Khanjin, 63, 68
      - Piccini, 141
      - Shaw, 127
    - measurement tools
      - satellite imagery
        
        Khanjin, 66–67
- wildlife
  - Barrett, 102, 122
Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority
- restoration projects
  - mapping project
    - Khanjin, 67
  - stormwater facilities inspection and maintenance project
    - Khanjin, 67
  - water quality and phosphorus monitoring project
    - Khanjin, 67
Lakehead University
- Northern Ontario School of Medicine
  - available spaces
    - Stiles, 2481
  - general remarks
    - Martin, 2479
Land claims.
see Indigenous relations - land claims
Land use planning
- administration
  - applications and permits
    - data collection and management
      - Clark, 2775–2776
- approval timelines
  - ministerial responsibility
    - Community Infrastructure and Housing Accelerator (CIHA)
      - Bell, 3293
      - Clark, 2776
      - Cuzzetto, 2824
- approvals and permits
  - timelines
    - Burch, 2791
- consultation process
  - French, 100
  - Gates, 1854
  - Karahalios, 2275–2276
- development applications
  - reporting of
    - Clark, 2775
- development charges
  - deferral of
    - Clark, 1029
  - education development charges
    - collection restrictions
      - public vs. Catholic school boards
        
        Glover, 544, 559
  - exemptions
    - Clark, 1029
- as economic policy
  - Bouma, 1645
- environmental assessment process. see Land use planning - environmental assessments
- and environmental protection
  - general remarks
    - Collard, 269
    - Harden, 116
    - Khanjin, 114
    - Miller, P., 145, 1395
    - Shaw, 127–128
  - highways and roads
    - Mulroney, 1414
    - Schreiner, 1414
  - limits to development
    - French, 98–99
    - Harden, 115
  - wetlands and watersheds
    - Khanjin, 69
- environmental regulations
  - consolidated approvals
    - Skelly, 539
    - Tangri, 1332
- for future growth
  - Clark, 1476
  - French, 94–95, 99
  - Harris, 120
- general remarks
  - Bouma, 1645
  - Khanjin, 100, 133
  - Martin, 133
  - Sattler, 100
  - Schreiner, 147
  - Shaw, 2838
- high- vs. low-density development
  - cost per person
    - Burch, 118
- Indigenous consent and participation. see also specific projects
  - Harden, 116–117
  - Mamakwa, 1698
- industrial sites. see under Business investment
- infrastructure development
  - development timelines
    - economic impact
      - McDonell, 112
    - impact on project costs
      - McDonell, 111–112
- land needs assessments
  - value-for-money audit
    - French, 99
- mid-density development
  - Burch, 2789
  - McDonell, 2797
  - by region
    - Stormont-Dundas-South Glengarry
      - McDonell, 2797
- ministerial discretion
  - Clark, 2777
- municipal approvals
  - application fees, refund of
    - Andrew, 2828
    - Bell, 3291
    - Burch, 2791, 2795
    - Clark, 2777
    - Cuzzetto, 2824
    - Singh, S., 2799
    - timelines
      - Bell, 3291
      - Hunter, 2804
  - committee and council delegation
    - Bouma, 1394, 1399–1400, 1423
    - Clark, 1428–1429
    - Kanapathi, 1394–1395
    - Skelly, 432, 1373
    - Tangri, 395, 1335
  - general remarks
    - Clark, 1354
    - Coe, 1381–1382, 1399
    - Smith, D., 1354
  - site plan control, delegation of
    - Clark, 2776
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Burch, 2791
  - surety bonds
    - Clark, 2777
  - timelines
    - Begum, 2811
    - Oosterhoff, 2794
    - statements by stakeholders
      - Burch, 2792
- municipal consultation
  - Burch, 2792
  - Clark, 2775
- municipal official plans. see also Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT)
  - Bell, 3292
  - review timeline
    - Clark, 2762, 2776
- transparency
  - French, 100
- urban boundary, existing
  - Hunter, 2804
- urban boundary expansion
  - Burch, 129
  - Clark, 1476, 2762–2763
  - Fife, 1373
  - Shaw, 128–129, 433, 1475–1476
  - Skelly, 2762
  - Vanthof, 2947
Land use planning - development charges
- community benefits charge
  - review process
    - Clark, 2777
- municipalities
  - Singh, S., 2800
  - annual financial reports
    - availability of, online
      - Clark, 2777
- use of
  - Clark, 2777
Land use planning - environmental assessments
- class environmental assessments
  - consultation requirements
    - Tangri, 396, 1335
- general remarks
  - Khanjin, 62
  - Parsa, 226
  - Schreiner, 1438
- Indigenous consultation and consent
  - Martin, 131
  - Tangri, 396
- infrastructure development timelines, impact on
  - Tangri, 1332
- public consultation
  - Bell, 1433
- reform
  - as economic policy
    - Tangri, 392–393
  - general remarks
    - Khanjin, 62
    - McDonell, 110
    - Piccini, 266–267
    - Sattler, 1373
    - Tangri, 1332
- role of
  - Khanjin, 62
  - Piccini, 265
- scientific consultation
  - Piccini, 3243
- type determination
  - ministerial authority
    - Bell, 1433
    - Bouma, 1400
    - Fife, 1366, 1373
    - Tangri, 396, 1335
Land use planning - ministerial zoning orders
- conflicts of interest
  - Burch, 2407
- consultation process
  - Clark, 823–824
  - Collard, 1353
  - Karahalios, 823
  - Singh, S., 1382
- Duffins Creek
  - Burch, 2791
- environmental impact
  - Sattler, 2295
- and environmental policy
  - Collard, 1095–1096
- expansion of
  - Burch, 2790
- general remarks
  - Begum, 2811
  - Bouma, 1645
  - Burch, 2407–2408
  - Clark, 1029, 1645
  - Gill, 1317
- municipal consultation
  - Bouma, 2799
  - Burch, 2790
  - McDonell, 2799
- municipal role in
  - Clark, 823, 959, 1096, 1354, 1539
- public response to
  - Singh, G., 270
- by region
  - Mississauga-Lakeshore
    - Cuzzetto, 2824
- restrictions on
  - greenbelt
    - Cuzzetto, 2824
- by site
  - block 41 development (Vaughan)
    - Burch, 959
    - Clark, 959, 1009
    - Fraser, 1009
  - Century Manor (Hamilton)
    - Shaw, 1931
  - housing development (Dolime quarry). see Dolime quarry housing development
  - industrial warehouse (Blair)
    - Clark, 2276
    - Karahalios, 823
    - McDonell, 2512
  - supportive housing (Willowdale)
    - Bell, 2085–2086
    - Berns-McGown, 2022
    - Clark, 2022
    - Fife, 1793–1794, 1938
  - veterans' village (Kingston Provincial Campus)
    - Clark, 955–956, 1029
    - Coe, 955
- use of
  - Burch, 2790
  - Calandra, 2040
  - Clark, 959, 1645–1646, 2774
  - Collard, 1353–1354
  - Crawford, 1539–1540
  - McDonell, 2124
Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB)
- adjudicators
  - number of
    - McDonell, 253
- general remarks
  - Hatfield, 538
- government funding
  - Bell, 3290
  - Crawford, 280
- hearings, virtual
  - general remarks
    - Glover, 544
    - Monteith-Farrell, 544
  - tenant access to
    - Miller, P., 74
- language interpretation services
  - Glover, 544–545
Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) - hearings
- decisions
  - enforcement
    - Bell, 3290
Laurentian University
- Auditor General's report (2022)
  - Gélinas, 3319
  - West, 3319
  - government response
    - Gélinas, 3319–3320
- board of governors
  - appointment process
    - West, 1818–1819
  - number of members
    - Cuzzetto, 1815–1816
    - Fife, 1793, 1936
    - Tangri, 1764
    - West, 1818, 1820
  - reform consultation
    - Gretzky, 1862
    - Mantha, 1861
    - West, 1818–1820
- document production
  - jurisdiction over
    - Calandra, 1703
  - to Standing Committee on Public Accounts. see under Standing Committee on Public Accounts
- economic impact
  - Fife, 1793
- insolvency proceedings
  - academic programming, impact on
    - West, 1819, 1821–1822
  - asset sale
    - Gélinas, 3111
    - West, 1706
  - economic impact
    - Gélinas, 3319
    - West, 1706
  - employee termination
    - West, 1705–1706, 1819
  - enrolment rates, impact on
    - Gélinas, 1821
  - general remarks
    - West, 3111
  - government response
    - debtor-in-possession
      - Dunlop, 3111
    - general remarks
      - Dunlop, 3319
      - Fife, 1792–1793
      - Gélinas, 1821
      - West, 1819, 1821, 3111
  - jurisdiction over
    - Calandra, 1703
  - parties to proceedings
    - Romano, 1861
- student transfer funding
  - Dunlop, 3111
Lawyers
- demographics by age
  - Downey, 488
Lebanese community
- public education campaign
  - Lebanese Heritage Month
    - Fraser, 998
Legal aid services
- eligibility requirements
  - income, maximum
    - Glover, 544
- government funding
  - allocation
    - Downey, 491
  - general remarks
    - Glover, 543–544
    - Mantha, 560, 1373
    - Rakocevic, 491
Legions
- during COVID-19
  - fundraising
    - Burch, 398
  - government funding
    - Tangri, 398
- fundraising
  - poppy campaigns
    - Blais, 762
- general remarks
  - Scott, 999
  - Stevens, 761
- government funding
  - Blais, 624
- poppy campaigns
  - Blais, 624
  - Stevens, 619–620
  - Vanthof, 623–624
  - right to wear
    - Skelly, 622
  - wearing of, workplace
    - Fraser, 624
    - Skelly, 621
- registration process
  - Tangri, 398
Legislative buildings
- accessibility
  - Cho, R.S.J., 2082
- Chamber
  - presiding officers
    - appointment of, 5
  - Seven Grandfather Teachings carving (Nahdee). see also under Speaker's statements
    - Berns-McGown, 1081
- during COVID-19
  - access requirements
    - Calandra, 87
    - Karahalios, 87
- renovation project
  - oversight and coordination of
    - Calandra, 338
    - Fife, 338
    - Harris, 2151
Legislative pages
- appreciation, 1702, 2277
- introduced, 249, 888–889
Legislative procedure
- accessibility
  - Cho, R.S.J., 2082–2083
- background materials
  - digital distribution
    - Calandra, 1945
    - Parsa, 2059
- business, conduct of
  - and members' right to participate
    - Vanthof, 643
- business, scheduling of
  - House Leaders' meetings
    - Calandra, 2346
  - notice
    - Sattler, 2345–2346
- committee reports
  - debate in House
    - Calandra, 47, 1361, 1948
    - Coe, 173
- dilatory measures
  - historically
    - MacLeod, 2184
- electronics
  - use of
    - Bailey, 2195
    - Cuzzetto, 2094–2095
    - Hatfield, 2079–2080
    - McDonell, 2157
- general remarks
  - Calandra, 1322
  - Miller, P., 1322
- legislative agenda
  - Calandra, 1834
- members' statements
  - ruled out of order
    - Baber, 1029
- parliamentary calendar
  - election year
    - Calandra, 1951
    - Parsa, 2078
    - Sattler, 2005–2006
- prorogation
  - impact on legislative business
    - Morrison, 2090
    - Rakocevic, 14, 2096
    - Singh, S., 15
- quorum bells
  - length of
    - Cho, R.S.J., 2083
- regulations
  - consultation
    - Pettapiece, 541
  - vs. legislation
    - Miller, P., 1395
    - Skelly, 542
  - specification of
    - French, 113
    - McDonell, 113
    - Sattler, 400
- tributes
  - scheduling of
    - Bailey, 2194
- written questions
  - response deadlines
    - French, 95
Legislative procedure - COVID-19
- cohorting in House
  - Bailey, 185
- committee meetings
  - virtual
    - Bailey, 185
- general remarks
  - Calandra, 1902
  - Hogarth, 12, 177
  - Jones, 9
  - Parsa, 188
- mask wearing
  - Calandra, 1902
  - Fraser, 1903
- special procedures, termination of
  - Calandra, 1902–1903
  - Fraser, 1903–1904
  - Harris, 2149
  - Sattler, 1903
- voting procedure
  - Calandra, 1949
Legislative procedure - daily routine
- introduction of government bills
  - vs. introduction of bills
    - French, 2152
    - Morrison, 2092
    - Sattler, 2006
- introduction of visitors
  - Smith, T., 2190
- members' statements
  - Bailey, 2195
  - Calandra, 1944
  - Smith, T., 2190
- Mondays
  - morning recall
    - Calandra, 1950–1951
    - French, 2152
    - Sattler, 2006
- night sittings
  - MacLeod, 2184
  - McDonell, 2156
  - Miller, N., 2200
  - Parsa, 2078
  - Sattler, 2006
- private member's public business
  - Calandra, 1947
- sitting period
  - length of
    - Calandra, 1948
Legislative procedure - debate
- order and decorum
  - general remarks
    - McDonell, 2156
- speeches
  - question-and-answer period
    - Bailey, 2196
    - Calandra, 1947
    - Parsa, 2079
    - Rakocevic, 2097
    - Sabawy, 2098
    - Smith, T., 2190
Legislative procedure - federal government
- as model for provincial
  - Bisson, 2188
  - Taylor, 2158
- Standing Orders reform
  - committee review
    - Sattler, 2002–2003
    - Taylor, 2158–2159, 2182
Legislative procedure - members
- independent members
  - participation in proceedings
    - Calandra, 1945–1946, 1948
    - MacLeod, 2185
Legislative procedure - motions
- Opposition day motions
  - closure of
    - Calandra, 3154–3155
    - Fife, 3135
    - Stiles, 3155
    - Vanthof, 3153–3155
  - restrictions
    - re proximity of session end
      - Sattler, 2006
- take-note debates
  - general remarks
    - Bailey, 2196
    - Smith, T., 2190
- unanimous consent motions
  - procedure
    - Sattler, 19–20
  - use of
    - Sattler, 19–20
Legislative procedure - order of business
- notice of
  - Calandra, 1839, 3322
  - Karahalios, 3322
Legislative procedure - orders of the day
- calling of
  - notice
    - Hassan, 2192
  - restrictions on
    - government business
      - Calandra, 2055–2056
      - Cuzzetto, 2093–2094
      - French, 2154
      - Morrison, 2092
      - Rakocevic, 2095–2096
      - Sattler, 2007, 2057
      - Vanthof, 2052–2053
- same-day debates
  - same business
    - Calandra, 1946
Legislative procedure - private bills
- general remarks
  - French, 2153
- reform
  - Bailey, 2197
  - Calandra, 1950
  - Harris, 2151
  - Parsa, 2078
Legislative procedure - private members' public business
- ballot items
  - notice
    - requirements
      - French, 2154
      - Harris, 2150
      - Rakocevic, 2095
      - Sattler, 2007, 2212
      - Vanthof, 2052
    - waiving of
      - Calandra, 1009, 1198
  - selection of business
    - Calandra, 1950, 2212–2213
    - Cuzzetto, 2093
    - French, 2154
    - Harris, 2150
    - Parsa, 2078
    - Sattler, 2007, 2057
    - Vanthof, 2052
- ballot order
  - Calandra, 3186, 3191
  - exchanging of
    - notice timelines
      - Cuzzetto, 2093
      - Hassan, 2193
      - Parsa, 2078
      - Sattler, 2006–2007
- bills
  - co-sponsoring
    - Bailey, 2195–2196
    - Calandra, 1945
    - MacLeod, 2184
- debate on
  - French, 2154
  - Hassan, 2193
- general remarks
  - Bailey, 2197
  - Calandra, 2054
  - Sattler, 2057
  - Taylor, 2181
  - Tibollo, 2087
- scheduling
  - from session start
    - Bisson, 2188
    - Calandra, 2056
    - Cuzzetto, 2093
    - Harris, 2150–2151
    - Hassan, 2193
    - Morrison, 2092
    - Parsa, 2078
    - Sattler, 2006
  - weekly time slots
    - Bailey, 2196
    - Calandra, 1947
    - Smith, T., 2190
- voting
  - deferral of
    - Bailey, 2196
    - Calandra, 1948
  - free votes
    - Calandra, 3241
Legislative procedure - proceedings
- broadcast of
  - Sattler, 1720
  - television guidelines
    - Calandra, 1719
- interpretation
  - American Sign Language (ASL)
    - Sattler, 1720
- opposition days
  - Taylor, 329
Legislative procedure - question period
- answers
  - parliamentary assistants
    - Bailey, 2195
    - Calandra, 1945
    - Sabawy, 2098
  - referring of
    - Calandra, 1945
    - MacLeod, 2184
    - Parsa, 2059
Legislative procedure - Standing Orders
- application period
  - Sattler, 2002
- federal as model
  - Bisson, 2188
  - Taylor, 2158
- general remarks
  - Andrew, 2198
  - Bell, 2083–2084
  - Bisson, 2185–2186
  - Calandra, 1944, 1951, 2054, 2056
  - Collard, 2155
  - Cuzzetto, 2094–2095
  - French, 2152
  - Glover, 2099
  - Hatfield, 2079–2080
  - MacLeod, 2183, 2185
  - McDonell, 2155–2156
  - Morrison, 2092
  - Parsa, 2079
  - Rakocevic, 2095
  - Sabawy, 2098
  - Sattler, 2002
  - Smith, T., 2189
  - Taylor, 2158, 2181
- questions of privilege
  - consideration of
    - Baber, 20
- reform (2019)
  - Bailey, 2195–2196
  - Calandra, 1944–1947
  - Harris, 2150
  - Parsa, 2059
  - Smith, T., 2190
- reform (2020)
  - Calandra, 1947–1948
  - Harris, 2150
  - Parsa, 2060
- reform (2021)
  - Calandra, 1948–1949
  - Harris, 2150
  - Parsa, 2060
  - Sattler, 2003
  - Smith, T., 2191
- reform (2022)
  - Bisson, 2188
  - Fraser, 2053–2054
  - Hatfield, 2081
  - MacLeod, 2184
  - McDonell, 2157
  - Parsa, 2078–2079
  - Sattler, 2005
  - Tibollo, 2086, 2089
- reform consultation
  - Glover, 2102
  - Sattler, 2002–2003
  - Taylor, 2159, 2181–2182
- reforms, historically
  - Bailey, 2194
  - Hassan, 2191
  - MacLeod, 2184
  - Miller, N., 2199–2200
  - Sattler, 2003, 2058
  - Smith, T., 2189
  - Taylor, 2158, 2181
Legislative procedure - voting
- deferral slips
  - Smith, T., 2191
- division procedure
  - Calandra, 644
Legislative process
- agenda/schedule
  - Gates, 3099
  - Surma, 3099
- during COVID-19
  - general remarks
    - Bisson, 1043–1044, 1048
    - Gates, 1067–1068
    - Sattler, 2003
  - regulatory amendment
    - consultation
      - Park, 1104
  - sittings of the House
    - Calandra, 47
- general remarks
  - Bisson, 1279, 2186–2188
  - Blais, 1806–1807
  - Fife, 2587–2588, 3135–3136
  - Glover, 2100–2101
  - Hassan, 2191–2192
  - Mantha, 2865
  - Rakocevic, 2097
  - Sabawy, 2099
  - Sattler, 2057–2058
  - Smith, T., 2191
  - Tibollo, 2087–2088
  - West, 1818
- government bills
  - legislative timelines
    - Collard, 2155
    - French, 2153–2154
    - Morrison, 2090–2092
    - Sattler, 2003, 2006, 2058
    - Taylor, 2158, 2181
    - Vanthof, 2052–2053
- government oversight mechanisms
  - take-note debates
    - Calandra, 46
- historically
  - Glover, 2100
  - Stiles, 41
- legislative agenda
  - Andrew, 2197–2198
  - Armstrong, 432
  - Bell, 2084
  - Bisson, 3009
  - Calandra, 368, 632
  - Collard, 3334
  - Fife, 1065, 1365, 2975, 2979
  - Fraser, 1822, 2053
  - Gates, 1069
  - Glover, 190–191
  - Gretzky, 1075
  - Hassan, 1102–1103
  - Hatfield, 2080–2081
  - Hunter, 3330
  - Mamakwa, 1869
  - Mantha, 492, 3334–3335
  - Monteith-Farrell, 1317
  - Morrison, 3333–3334
  - Rakocevic, 107–108
  - Sabawy, 1872
  - Sattler, 400, 424
  - Singh, G., 235–236, 271
  - Singh, S., 1381
  - Stiles, 41
  - Taylor, 3334
  - Vanthof, 2051–2052, 3331
  - Yarde, 1879
- moments of silence
  - Baber, 1690
  - Calandra, 1690
- omnibus bills
  - Fife, 1365
  - Glover, 545, 2099–2100
  - Lindo, 2039
  - Rakocevic, 2096–2097
- private members' bills
  - cross-party support
    - Kusendova, 1505–1506
  - general remarks
    - Calandra, 1947–1948
  - government bills, incorporation into
    - French, 1802
  - legislative timelines
    - Morrison, 2090–2091
- public consultation
  - Collard, 2155
  - Fife, 1793
  - Glover b, 2100
  - Hassan, 2193
  - Sattler, 2057
  - Vanthof, 268–269
- technical briefings
  - West, 1806, 1818
Legislative process - motions
- time allocation
  - Sattler, 2003–2005, 2058–2059
  - Taylor, 229
- unanimous consent
  - motions to arrange proceedings
    - Sattler, 19
Legislature
- educational programs
  - Ontario Legislature Internship Program (OLIP). see Ontario Legislature Internship Program (OLIP)

Legislature - staff

Sergeant-at-Arms

Gordon, Jackie

as first woman to hold position

Ghamari, 2113

LG Energy Solutions

battery manufacturing plant (Windsor). see under Stellantis
LGBTQ+ community
- public education campaigns
  - Transgender Day of Visibility
    - Kernaghan, 2767
Liberal Party election platform (2021)
- electoral process reform
  - Calandra, 240
Liberal Party of Canada
- election platform (2015)
  - electoral reform
    - Sattler, 421
Liberal Party of Ontario
- election campaign (2021-2022)
  - long-term care
    - Hunter, 3367
- election platform (2022)
  - child care
    - Fraser, 2516
    - Wynne, 2118
  - electoral reform
    - Sattler, 421, 2005
  - housing policy
    - Hunter, 2803
  - long-term care
    - Fraser, 1501
    - Harden, 1501
  - taxation
    - Blais, 1651
    - Calandra, 1651
- housing policy
  - Romano, 1443
Licence plates
- design visibility
  - French, 1802
  - Kernaghan, 1867
- police scanning technology
  - and privacy
    - Bisson, 1848
  - regional availability
    - Bisson, 1848
- validation stickers
  - annual renewal fees
    - Parsa, 1836
    - general remarks
      - Bisson, 1847–1849
      - Smith, D., 1824–1825, 1843
    - increase over time
      - Bethlenfalvy, 3107
      - Bouma, 1982
      - Cho, S., 1927
      - Coe, 1849
      - Cuzzetto, 1808
      - Martin, 2031
      - Thanigasalam, 1876
    - refund
      - Parsa, 1836
      - Romano, 1836
  - annual renewal fees exemption
    - eligibility
      - Fife, 1791
    - general remarks
      - Bisson, 1847–1849
      - Bouma, 1982, 2967, 2969
      - Cho, S., 1926
      - Coe, 1852–1853, 3014
      - Cuzzetto, 1807
      - Fedeli, 1764
      - Fraser, 1979
      - French, 1802
      - Ghamari, 1867
      - Harris, 1972
      - Kanapathi, 1821, 1845
      - Mulroney, 1796–1797
      - Parsa, 2943, 2963, 3125
      - Roberts, 2031
      - Sabawy, 1872
      - Sattler, 1849, 2028
      - Smith, D., 1825, 1845
      - Tangri, 1763
      - Taylor, 1988
      - Thanigasalam, 1797, 1867
      - Vanthof, 1976–1977
      - Yakabuski, 2028, 2040, 3003–3004
    - government revenue, impact on
      - Bell, 1977, 1985
      - Bisson, 1848
      - Calandra, 2042
      - Fife, 1791–1792
      - French, 1802, 1804
      - Gretzky, 1849–1850, 1862
      - Harden, 1973–1974
      - Harris, 1974
      - Karpoche, 1852, 1866
      - Sattler, 2029
      - Schreiner, 2030
      - Taylor, 1988
      - West, 1820
    - public response
      - Fife, 1791–1792, 2974
      - French, 1802, 1804
      - Harris, 1794
      - Sattler, 2028
    - retroactive rebate
      - Bethlenfalvy, 3150
      - Bouma, 3129
      - Cho, S., 1927
      - Coe, 3014
      - Crawford, 3131
      - Cuzzetto, 1808
      - Harris, 1971–1972
      - Mantha, 1876
      - Miller, N., 3142
      - Mulroney, 1797
      - Sabawy, 1872
      - Sattler, 2028
      - Thanigasalam, 1876
      - West, 1820
    - retroactive rebate, administrative costs
      - Fife, 1792
      - West, 1820
  - general remarks
    - Fife, 1794
  - physical sticker exemption
    - Romano, 1836
  - physical sticker exemptions
    - Tangri, 1763
  - role of
    - Bisson, 1848
Life jackets
- children 12 and under
  - use of
    - Miller, N., 1754
  - use of, requirements
    - Gélinas, 1759
    - Miller, N., 1754–1755
    - Walker, 1758
    - statements by stakeholders
      - Miller, N., 1754
      - Walker, 1758
Life jackets - enforcement
- general remarks
  - Yakabuski, 1757
- use of on boats
  - exemptions
    - Miller, N., 1755
  - fines, total amount
    - Miller, N., 1755
  - jurisdiction over
    - Miller, N., 1756
  - in other jurisdictions
    - Miller, N., 1756
Life sciences industry
- economic impact
  - Fedeli, 2719, 3227–3228
- government funding
  - Fedeli, 3199
  - Life Sciences Innovation Program
    - Fedeli, 3039
- government strategy
  - Pettapiece, 3038
- investments in
  - Fedeli, 2984, 3038, 3228
Lifejackets for Life Act, 2022 (Bill 76)
- first reading
  - Miller, N., 1655
- second reading, 1754–1760
- referred to Standing Committee on Regulations and Private Bills, 1760
Light Rail Transit (LRT) - Eglinton Crosstown
- completion date
  - Andrew, 1197
  - Thanigasalam, 1197
- construction delays
  - business compensation
    - Calandra, 1094
    - Hassan, 1093–1094, 1103
  - community impact
    - Andrew, 1197, 1878
- economic impact
  - Cho, S., 3317
- general remarks
  - Calandra, 1093
  - Sabawy, 3316–3317
  - Thanigasalam, 1197
- procurement policies
  - community benefits agreements
    - equity-seeking groups, hiring targets
      - Cho, S., 2117
      - Hassan, 2117, 2193–2194
      - Rakocevic, 1893
    - transparency
      - Hassan, 2117
- transparency
  - Andrew, 1196–1197
Light rail transit (LRT) - Hamilton
- general remarks
  - Bouma, 849
Light rail transit (LRT) - Ottawa
- general remarks
  - Calandra, 2171
Light Rail Transit (LRT) - Ottawa
- cost of
  - Harden, 84
- government funding
  - general remarks
    - Cho, S., 85
  - provincial contribution
    - Mulroney, 899–900
  - provincial holdback
    - Mulroney, 900
- procurement contract
  - oversight and accountability
    - Harden, 958
    - Mulroney, 958
- procurement process
  - investigation of
    - Harden, 84–85, 899, 958
    - Mulroney, 899, 958
  - jurisdiction
    - Cho, S., 84–85
    - Harden, 85
- safety
  - Harden, 958
- train derailment
  - general remarks
    - Harden, 958
  - service resumption
    - Harden, 84
Light Rail Transit (LRT) - Peel region
- development proposals
  - Yarde, 3233
Literacy rates
- adult
  - Miller, P., 1393
Litter
- education campaigns
  - general remarks
    - Khanjin, 18, 202–203
- government strategy
  - Bailey, 202
Living wage
- general remarks
  - Shaw, 1312
Local Choice for Local Elections Act (Ranked Ballot By-Laws), 2021 (Bill 80)
- first reading
  - Hunter, 1707–1708
London Health Sciences Centre
- organ transplantation unit
  - Sattler, 3077–3078
London, Ontario
- attack in (June 6, 2021)
  - Hunter, 3229
  - Kernaghan, 1018
  - Singh, G., 1016
Long-term care
- caregiver access
  - French, 1548
  - Harden, 2505, 3025
  - Singh, S., 1486
- culturally-appropriate
  - Babikian, 219
  - Miller, N., 1280
  - Phillips, 215
  - Sabawy, 791, 1723
  - Stiles, 979
  - Triantafilopoulos, 800
  - government strategy
    - Calandra, 1734
    - Kusendova, 1734
- general remarks
  - Miller, P., 975
- government funding
  - Calandra, 2413
  - Triantafilopoulos, 2815
- government strategy
  - Calandra, 1733, 2817, 3360, 3366, 3370
  - Clark, 1133
  - Coe, 873
  - Crawford, 937, 939
  - Cuzzetto, 944
  - Hunter, 911
  - Kusendova, 783–784
  - Martin, 2134
  - Park, 984
  - Phillips, 214–215
  - Roberts, 915
  - Smith, D., 912
  - Taylor, 2816
  - Triantafilopoulos, 220
  - Walker, 911
  - Yakabuski, 913
- Long-Term Care Homefinder
  - Rasheed, 1767
- in other jurisdictions
  - Harden, 968, 971
  - Schreiner, 968
- palliative care
  - definition of
    - Singh, S., 1483–1484
  - general remarks
    - Oosterhoff, 1552
    - Phillips, 1456
    - Singh, S., 1359
    - Triantafilopoulos, 1492–1493
    - Walker, 1500
  - staff training
    - Singh, S., 1484
- policy development
  - general remarks
    - Schreiner, 2817
  - statements by stakeholders
    - French, 2812–2813
- reform
  - Miller, P., 976
  - general remarks
    - Walker, 884
- resident profiles
  - care needs
    - Gélinas, 1548–1549
  - non-senior residents
    - Harden, 1494–1495
    - Singh, S., 1486–1487
- residents
  - social isolation - impact on
    - Armstrong, 2994
    - public consultation
      - Armstrong, 2994
- residents, advocacy for
  - by region
    - Toronto
      - Andrew, 2815
- Residents' Bill of Rights
  - Armstrong, 1496
  - Phillips, 699, 1455–1456
  - Singh, S., 709–710, 1483–1484
  - Triantafilopoulos, 801
- spousal unification. see also Long-Term Care Homes Amendment (Till Death Do Us Part) Act, 2022 (Bill 95)
  - Fife, 2111–2112
  - Singh, S., 1483, 2977
- statements by stakeholders
  - French, 2570
Long-term care - accountability and oversight
- civil liability
  - monetary penalties
    - payment of
      - Downey, 490
      - French, 490
- facility inspections
  - French, 2813
  - Miller, N., 973
  - Shaw, 973
  - Stevens, 803, 806
  - backlog
    - McDonell, 527
    - Triantafilopoulos, 2814
  - complaint-based
    - Singh, S., 1486
  - general remarks
    - Harden, 916
  - inspectors
    - number of
      - Triantafilopoulos, 2814
  - proactive inspection program
    - Phillips, 527, 1456
    - Triantafilopoulos, 2815
    - statements by stakeholders
      - Triantafilopoulos, 2815
  - reports
    - Singh, S., 2816
  - resident quality inspections
    - Armstrong, 1121, 1499
  - unannounced
    - Begum, 2816
    - French, 2813
    - Phillips, 527
- general remarks
  - Singh, S., 1485–1486
- inspectors
  - general remarks
    - Yakabuski, 916
  - number of
    - McKenna, 509
    - Phillips, 461–462, 521, 527, 700, 1456
    - Schreiner, 968
    - Triantafilopoulos, 1491–1492
  - qualifications
    - Phillips, 1456–1457
  - training and education
    - Phillips, 527, 1456
- investigations
  - hours of operation
    - Phillips, 1456
- stakeholder response
  - McDonell, 527
  - Phillips, 527
- statements by stakeholders
  - French, 2818
  - Singh, S., 2816
- supervisors, appointment of
  - Phillips, 1456
- transparency
  - Gélinas, 1549
- violations
  - fines
    - payment of
      - Taylor, 2816
  - fines, amount
    - Triantafilopoulos, 2814
  - fines, payment of
    - French, 2813
  - penalties
    - Arthur, 797
    - Fraser, 754–756
    - Kernaghan, 756
    - Singh, S., 708, 712
    - Stevens, 793
    - enforcement
      - Andrew, 1550
      - Armstrong, 1514
      - Fraser, 1501
      - Harden, 1510
      - Singh, S., 1461, 1485–1486, 1494
      - Triantafilopoulos, 1492
    - fines
      - Coe, 1510
      - Karpoche, 801
      - Miller, P., 969
      - Phillips, 699–700, 1456
      - Schreiner, 969
      - Singh, S., 460–461, 520
      - Stevens, 803
    - fines, payment of
      - Singh, S., 1486
- whistleblower protections
  - Armstrong, 1497
  - Singh, S., 1485–1486
Long-term care - administration
- annual residents' survey
  - Phillips, 1457
- emergency preparedness
  - infection control
    - Armstrong, 1496
- integration of care
  - digital information sharing
    - Phillips, 1457
  - with other sectors
    - Phillips, 1456–1457
- licensing
  - amendment process
    - Phillips, 1457
  - refusal criteria
    - definition in regulation
      - Fraser, 1360–1361
  - renewal contracts
    - evaluation of
      - Phillips, 522
    - for-profit providers
      - Andrew, 1550
      - Arthur, 798
      - Bisson, 1050
      - French, 433, 522
      - Horwath, 403–404
      - Shaw, 519, 1975
      - Singh, S., 461–462, 1359, 1483, 1490
  - suspension without closure
    - Kusendova, 1504
    - Phillips, 1456
- renewal contracts
  - for-profit providers
    - Fife, 1601
- written procedures
  - Patient Ombudsman complaint process
    - Kusendova, 1505
Long-term care - beds
- redevelopment
  - Phillips, 701
  - Sabawy, 792
  - Triantafilopoulos, 799, 801
- by region
  - Sioux Lookout
    - Calandra, 3317
    - Mamakwa, 3317
Long-term care - beds, development and redevelopment
- general remarks
  - Calandra, 1833
  - Miller, N., 3041
- geographic allocation
  - Calandra, 3318
  - Ke, 3318
  - Triantafilopoulos, 3318–3319
- government funding
  - Cuzzetto, 3041
- government strategy
  - Vanthof, 3360
- Mississauga
  - Kusendova, 1733
  - Sabawy, 1723
- by region
  - Hamilton
    - Calandra, 1833
    - Taylor, 1833
Long-Term Care Commission's Recommendations Reporting Act, 2021 (Bill 4)
- first reading
  - Fraser, 34
Long-term care - COVID-19
- emergency orders
  - multiple site placements
    - restrictions on
      - Crawford, 1056–1057
    - for vaccinated staff
      - Crawford, 1057
- facility outbreaks
  - Horwath, 211
- fatalities
  - general remarks
    - Horwath, 2336
  - private vs. public facilities
    - Andrew, 1549
    - Arthur, 794
    - Bisson, 1050
    - Gélinas, 1548
    - Gretzky, 787, 793
    - Harden, 1508
    - Singh, S., 461, 1483, 1488
    - Stiles, 454
    - Taylor, 2511
  - residents
    - Begum, 790
    - Bell, 25
    - Gates, 1067, 1855
    - Glover, 1493
    - Gretzky, 790, 1075
    - Nicholls, 297
    - Shaw, 399, 519
    - Singh, S., 360, 520
    - Skelly, 790
- general remarks
  - Harris, 1975
  - Hassan, 1103
  - Kusendova, 1503
  - Miller, N., 1279, 1281
- government response
  - Arthur, 795–796
  - general remarks
    - Arthur, 1057
    - Gates, 1855
    - Harden, 1511
    - Horwath, 2336
    - Stevens, 1107–1108
  - implementation timeline
    - Bisson, 1045
  - operational funding. see under Long-term care - funding
- infection control
  - facility preparedness
    - Gélinas, 1548
  - impact of staff shortages
    - Harden, 1508
  - personal protective equipment (PPE)
    - access to
      - Andrew, 1550, 3230
- military support
  - report findings
    - Singh, S., 359, 462
- resident vaccinations
  - third dose
    - Jones, 8–9
    - Phillips, 297
    - Yakabuski, 1112
- staff
  - mandatory vaccination
    - Andrew, 1550
    - Elliott, 153, 156, 295–296
    - Fraser, 153, 295, 345, 467
    - Jones, 8–9
    - Phillips, 297
  - randomised testing
    - Phillips, 297
  - shortages
    - Stiles, 168
- standards of care
  - Armstrong, 1122
  - Harden, 1508
  - Singh, G., 1551
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Fife, 1601
Long-term care - COVID-19 review commission
- general remarks
  - Triantafilopoulos, 50
- government transparency
  - Fraser, 223
- vs. public inquiry
  - Armstrong, 1495
- quoted
  - Armstrong, 1122
- recommendations
  - general remarks
    - Phillips, 461
Long-term care facilities
- for-profit vs. not-for-profit
  - Harden, 1284
  - government funding
    - Taylor, 1833
- government funding
  - Calandra, 2885
- government strategy
  - Calandra, 2885
- wait lists
  - Miller, N., 1279
Long-term care - facilities by site
- Altamont Care Community
  - Singh, S., 461–462
- Carlingview Manor
  - Harden, 1508
- Copernicus Lodge
  - Stiles, 168
- Eatonville Care Centre
  - Singh, S., 520
Long-term care facilities - by site
- Fairvern Nursing Home
  - Miller, N., 1279
Long-term care - facilities by site
- Hawthorne Place Care
  - Rakocevic, 1255
  - Singh, S., 520
Long-term care facilities - by site
- Lakeland Long Term Care
  - Miller, N., 1280
Long-term care - facilities by site
- Lakeridge Health (Ajax)
  - Surma, 2218, 2768
- Mon Sheong Long-Term Care
  - Bell, 25
  - Phillips, 25
- Orchard Villa
  - French, 522
  - Horwath, 404
Long-term care facilities - by site
- Orchard Villa (Peterborough)
  - French, 2812
  - statements by stakeholders
    - French, 2812
Long-term care - facilities by site
- Schlegel Villages Inc.
  - Shaw, 1975
Long-term care facilities - by site
- Sioux-Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre
  - Mamakwa, 3317
Long-term care - facilities by site
- Woodbridge Vista Care Community
  - Singh, S., 461–462
Long-term care facilities - COVID-19
- impact of
  - Shaw, 1953
- Patient Ombudsman report (2022)
  - government funding
    - Calandra, 2413
  - government response to
    - Singh, S., 2413
  - patient health and well being
    - Singh, S., 2413
Long-term care facilities - COVID-19, fatalities
- residents
  - French, 2812
  - Shaw, 1953
Long-term care facilities - operators
- for-profit vs. not-for-profit
  - Calandra, 2886
  - Singh, S., 2817, 2885
- real estate transactions
  - Singh, S., 2885
Long-term care - facility construction
- accelerated build pilot program
  - Kusendova, 1504
  - Surma, 2218
- cost per site
  - Calandra, 2619
- regional allocation
  - Coe, 174
  - Fedeli, 2984–2985
  - McDonell, 52
  - Phillips, 1457–1458
  - Surma, 2218–2219
  - Wai, 760
Long-term care - funding
- allocation
  - Kanapathi, 3354
  - bed development/redevelopment
    - Gill, 1316
    - Kusendova, 1324
    - Miller, N., 1279
- capacity expansion
  - general remarks
    - Kusendova, 1504
    - Miller, N., 2609
    - Phillips, 1457
  - non-profit loan guarantee program
    - Fraser, 1500, 1502
    - Oosterhoff, 1552
    - Phillips, 1457, 1461
    - Triantafilopoulos, 1502
- community paramedicine program
  - Phillips, 406–407, 1458
- COVID-19
  - operational supports
    - Calandra, 2336–2337
    - Horwath, 2336–2337
- facility upgrades
  - Phillips, 1458
- general remarks
  - Anand, 1309
  - Calandra, 2336–2337, 2640
  - Coe, 968
  - Cuzzetto, 2235
  - Ford, 149
  - Harden, 1508
  - Kusendova, 1167
  - Miller, N., 3145
  - Pang, 884
  - Parsa, 1605
  - Phillips, 574
  - Piccini, 1362
  - Thanigasalam, 1606, 1609
- geographic allocation
  - Babikian, 807
  - Bailey, 184
  - Calandra, 2215–2216, 2336, 2639
  - Coe, 195, 1123, 2837
  - Kusendova, 1504
  - Martin, 458–459, 2451
  - Phillips, 255
- geographical allocation
  - Miller, N., 1281
- operational allocation
  - annual allocations
    - Coe, 1123
  - general remarks
    - Oosterhoff, 2452
  - infection prevention and control
    - Calandra, 2511
  - staffing
    - Phillips, 705
    - Roberts, 967, 969
- regulatory enforcement
  - Phillips, 1456
- staffing
  - Calandra, 2216, 2336–2338
  - Coe, 195, 1123, 1461, 2837
  - Ford, 291
  - Hogarth, 175
  - Kusendova, 1503
  - Martin, 2451
  - Oosterhoff, 2452
  - Pang, 2505
  - Phillips, 255, 462, 521, 631, 1454
  - Roberts, 1494, 1510
  - Sabawy, 255
  - Triantafilopoulos, 1494
- statements by stakeholders
  - Phillips, 149–150, 521–522
Long-term care - government funding
- allocation
  - bed development/redevelopment
    - Cuzzetto, 970
    - Triantafilopoulos, 221
- general remarks
  - Bailey, 218
Long-Term Care Homes Amendment Act (Preference for Veterans), 2021 (Bill 73)
- first reading
  - Stevens, 1654
Long-Term Care Homes Amendment (Till Death Do Us Part) Act, 2022 (Bill 95)
.
see also Long-term care—spousal unification
- first reading
  - Fife, 2125
Long-Term Care Homes Public Inquiry (Wettlaufer Inquiry)
- government response to
  - Armstrong, 1495
Long-term care - operators
- for-profit vs. not-for-profit
  - Hunter, 3366
Long-term care - public
vs.
private
- and COVID-19
  - fatalities
    - Arthur, 221
    - Begum, 216
    - Fife, 222–223
    - Gates, 223
    - Harden, 965, 967
    - Horwath, 213, 225
    - Shaw, 966–967, 972, 974
    - Stiles, 979
    - Vanthof, 283–284
    - West, 224
    - Yarde, 224–225, 2132
  - operational comparisons
    - Horwath, 213
- general remarks
  - Andrew, 1549
  - Begum, 794
  - Bisson, 1050
  - Bouma, 1550
  - Fraser, 1500–1501
  - Phillips, 522
  - Rakocevic, 1255
  - Sabawy, 794
  - Schreiner, 220, 1547
  - Shaw, 1514–1515
  - Singh, S., 521, 1125
- in other jurisdictions
  - Gélinas, 1552
- relative market share
  - Fraser, 1360
  - Gélinas, 1550–1551
  - Harden, 1507–1508
  - Horwath, 404
  - Mantha, 1461
  - Phillips, 520–521
  - Singh, S., 359, 1359, 1489
- revenue, use of
  - dividends
    - Bell, 1511
    - Shaw, 519
  - general remarks
    - Andrew, 1551
    - Harden, 1507–1508
- shareholders
  - pension funds
    - Bouma, 1552
    - Fraser, 1360, 1500
    - Harden, 1508
- staff compensation. see under Long-term care - staff—compensation
- staffing sources
  - agencies
    - Gélinas, 1124
- statements by stakeholders
  - Singh, S., 521–522
Long-term care - reform
- consultation. see also Providing More Care, Protecting Seniors, and Building More Beds Act, 2021 (Bill 37)–committee process
  - Armstrong, 1495
  - Coe, 1123
  - Martin, 458–459
  - Phillips, 1462
  - Sandhu, 1462
  - Singh, S., 1482
  - Triantafilopoulos, 1491
- consumer protection
  - Gélinas, 749
- general remarks
  - Armstrong, 1121–1122, 1126
  - Arthur, 795
  - Bethlenfalvy, 777
  - Calandra, 460, 1361, 2215
  - Coe, 1501
  - Ford, 149
  - French, 2817–2818
  - Kusendova, 1503
  - Oosterhoff, 1552
  - Phillips, 23, 462, 520, 522–523, 1458–1459
  - Singh, S., 1358–1359, 1481–1482, 1487–1489
  - Stiles, 168–169
  - Triantafilopoulos, 1490–1491
  - Wai, 27
- government strategy
  - Parsa, 847
- implementation timeline
  - Stevens, 1578–1579
- models of care
  - Gélinas, 751, 754
- statements by stakeholders
  - Armstrong, 1495–1497
  - Coe, 1123
  - Singh, S., 1485
Long-term care - sector capacity
- bed development and redevelopment
  - cultural and faith-based allocations
    - Fraser, 1502
    - Martin, 2451
    - Phillips, 27
    - Triantafilopoulos, 1492
  - general remarks
    - Calandra, 404, 1255, 1361, 1468–1469, 1541, 2338, 2511, 2619
    - McDonell, 52, 753
    - Phillips, 360, 520, 1457, 1462
    - Singh, S., 461, 707
    - Tangri, 399
    - Thanigasalam, 2218
    - Triantafilopoulos, 1489, 1491, 1494
  - public vs. private allocation
    - Gélinas, 1548
    - Harden, 1508
    - Horwath, 403–404
    - Kernaghan, 575
    - Kusendova, 1506
    - Mantha, 1461
    - Phillips, 360, 461, 520–521, 575, 706
    - Piccini, 1362, 1489–1490
    - Shaw, 519
    - Singh, S., 360, 461–462, 520–522, 1483, 1489–1490
    - Smith, D., 1490, 1506
    - Taylor, 2511
    - Triantafilopoulos, 1494
  - regional allocations
    - Bailey, 2194
    - Calandra, 2216
    - Coe, 174, 1123
    - Cuzzetto, 1640–1641
    - Fedeli, 2984–2985
    - Ghamari, 574–575
    - Harris, 1971
    - Hogarth, 175
    - Kusendova, 1504
    - Martin, 2451
    - Oosterhoff, 2452
    - Pang, 1342, 2505
    - Phillips, 27, 169, 360, 462, 521–522, 574–575, 1457–1458, 1461
    - Piccini, 1489–1490
    - Sabawy, 434, 2099
    - Sandhu, 1462
    - Sarkaria, 2763
    - Triantafilopoulos, 1492
- general remarks
  - Miller, N., 1281
  - Yakabuski, 915
- interim supports
  - community paramedicine program
    - Bouma, 971
    - Coe, 406
    - Elliott, 1356
    - Miller, N., 3143
    - Phillips, 406–407, 1458
  - general remarks
    - Coe, 406–407
- priority access
  - placement while on wait-list
    - Armstrong, 1499
    - Sattler, 1499
  - veterans
    - Gates, 1541–1542
- wait-lists
  - Coe, 406
  - Gates, 1541–1542
Long-term care - sector capactiy
- bed development and redevelopment
  - cultural and faith-based allocations
    - Triantafilopoulos, 3319
Long-term care - service delivery
- French-language
  - Ghamari, 500
  - Kusendova, 499, 504
  - Martin, 503
  - Triantafilopoulos, 502
Long-term care - staff
- compensation
  - Simard, 3370
  - impact on retention
    - Singh, S., 1485
  - personal support workers (PSWs). see under Personal support workers (PSWs)
  - public vs. private facilities
    - Gélinas, 1124, 1548
    - Hassan, 1104
  - travel premium
    - Kernaghan, 2692
- employment models
  - full-time equivalency
    - Gélinas, 1547, 1549
    - Singh, S., 1484–1485
- hiring restrictions
  - criminal record
    - Phillips, 1456
  - professional misconduct
    - Phillips, 1456
- mental health supports
  - Phillips, 1454
- occupational mix
  - Coe, 1461
  - Phillips, 255
  - Triantafilopoulos, 1491
- recruitment and retention
  - general remarks
    - Armstrong, 1121
    - Babikian, 808
    - Bouma, 851
    - Karpoche, 787, 1551
    - Kusendova, 851
    - Martin, 2938
    - Phillips, 26, 1454
    - Sabawy, 255
    - Schreiner, 1125
  - government funding
    - Andrew, 219–220
    - Cuzzetto, 2689, 3201–3202
    - Dunlop, 1323
    - Kusendova, 1324
    - Parsa, 1570
  - implementation timeline
    - Armstrong, 1122
  - nurses
    - Kusendova, 1503
    - Miller, N., 824
    - Phillips, 1454, 1461
    - Piccini, 1362
  - in other jurisdictions
    - Armstrong, 1121
    - Stevens, 1126
  - from other sectors
    - Phillips, 1455
  - personal support workers (PSWs)
    - Armstrong, 1496
    - Bell, 25, 1506–1507
    - Calandra, 1361
    - Hassan, 1104
    - Kusendova, 1507
    - Piccini, 1362
    - Sabawy, 254
  - training and development, impact of
    - Skelly, 631
- recuitment and retention
  - Miller, N., 1282
  - government funding
    - Miller, N., 1280
  - personal support workers (PSWs)
    - Glover, 1281, 1287
    - Miller, N., 1280, 1282
- training and development. see also under specific occupation
  - cognitive and intellectual disabilities
    - Singh, S., 1359
  - palliative care. see under Long-term care–palliative care
- working conditions
  - Stevens, 2639
  - general remarks
    - Gélinas, 1551
    - Hassan, 1103–1104
    - Schreiner, 1125, 1547
  - impact on quality of care
    - Gélinas, 1548
    - Karpoche, 1551
  - mandated minimums
    - Gélinas, 1124
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Horwath, 149
Long-term care - standards of care
- Stevens, 2717
- average hours of care
  - Kusendova, 1324
  - Miller, N., 1280
  - Parsa, 1306
  - Skelly, 802
  - Triantafilopoulos, 797, 802, 2814
  - enforcement
    - Miller, P., 1323
  - general remarks
    - Bouma, 1322
  - government funding
    - Stevens, 2639
    - Triantafilopoulos, 2814
  - staffing requirements
    - Kusendova, 757
    - Schreiner, 968
    - Singh, S., 710
    - Triantafilopoulos, 800
- care plans
  - French, 2813
  - culturally-appropriate care. see also Indigenous communities - health–elder care
    - Kusendova, 1506
    - Miller, N., 1280
    - Phillips, 27
    - Singh, S., 1483–1487
    - Triantafilopoulos, 1492
    - Wai, 27
  - mental health and psychosocial care
    - Coe, 1506
    - Kusendova, 1505
    - Triantafilopoulos, 1491–1492
  - sexuality and gender-appropriate care
    - Singh, S., 1359–1360
  - statements by stakeholders
    - French, 2813
  - violent and sexual behaviours
    - Singh, S., 1359–1360
- enforcement
  - Bell, 983
  - Stiles, 980
  - Triantafilopoulos, 801
- general remarks
  - Armstrong, 1122
  - Begum, 2816
  - Fife, 2977
  - Schreiner, 1124–1125
  - West, 1126
- government funding
  - Parsa, 1570
- hours of care
  - allied health professionals
    - Kusendova, 1503
    - Miller, N., 1280
    - Phillips, 1454
    - Singh, S., 1359
  - data collection
    - Singh, S., 1485
  - definition of
    - Gélinas, 1124, 1549
    - Phillips, 1453
    - Schreiner, 1547–1548
    - Singh, S., 1360, 1484–1485
  - general remarks
    - Bell, 26
    - Calandra, 404
    - Ford, 149
    - Fraser, 1360, 1501
    - Gélinas, 1548–1549
    - Kanapathi, 1551
    - Ke, 2338
    - Phillips, 26, 575, 631, 1453–1454
    - Singh, S., 1358–1359
    - Skelly, 631
    - Tangri, 399
    - Thanigasalam, 1499
    - Triantafilopoulos, 1491
    - Wai, 1548
  - implementation timeline
    - Andrew, 1551
    - Armstrong, 1121, 1496
    - Coe, 1123
    - Glover, 191
    - Harden, 1507
    - Horwath, 149
    - Kernaghan, 575
    - Miller, N., 1281–1282
    - Phillips, 575, 1455
    - Rakocevic, 1255–1256, 1282
    - Schreiner, 1124, 1547
    - Stevens, 1126
  - nurse practitioners
    - Phillips, 1454
  - staffing requirements
    - Calandra, 1255–1256, 1361–1362, 1468
    - Coe, 1123
    - Kusendova, 1503
    - Miller, N., 824
    - Phillips, 254, 520, 575, 631, 1455
    - Sabawy, 255
    - Schreiner, 1547
    - Singh, S., 1125, 1484
    - Yakabuski, 1112
- hydration and nutrition
  - Schreiner, 2817
  - Singh, S., 711, 1468, 1484
- hygiene and personal care
  - Stevens, 1125
- language of care
  - Fraser, 1502
  - Kusendova, 1501–1502, 1504, 1506
  - Singh, S., 1488
- minimum hours of care
  - Kusendova, 2703–2704
  - Stevens, 2703
- quality care centres
  - independence of
    - Singh, S., 1488
  - stakeholder consultation
    - Singh, S., 1488
- staff ratios
  - Bell, 25
  - Stevens, 1125
- and staffing levels
  - Armstrong, 2994
- statements by stakeholders
  - Armstrong, 1122
- wound care
  - Rakocevic, 1469
Long-term-care facilities
- annual residents' survey
  - Phillips, 700
- facility inspections
  - general remarks
    - Phillips, 215–216
  - number of
    - Gélinas, 753
    - Kernaghan, 753
    - Shaw, 980
    - Stiles, 978–979
- for-profit vs. not-for-profit
  - Bell, 982
  - Bouma, 707, 976–978
  - Gélinas, 714, 750
  - Harden, 966
  - Hogarth, 715
  - Mantha, 977
  - Miller, P., 977
  - Oosterhoff, 977
  - Singh, G., 706
  - Singh, S., 714
  - Stevens, 706, 803
- French-language
  - Gélinas, 752
- in Indigenous communities
  - Mamakwa, 798
- northern Ontario
  - Mantha, 971
  - Monteith-Farrell, 972
- wait lists
  - Park, 974
Long-term-care facilities - by site
- Orchard Villa (Peterborough)
  - Arthur, 796
- St. George Care Community (University–Rosedale)
  - Bell, 982
Long-term-care facilities - construction
- design standards
  - ventilation
    - Phillips, 701
- new
  - Phillips, 701
Long-term-care facilities - COVID-19
- fatalities
  - Fife, 351
  - Gélinas, 754
- military support
  - general remarks
    - Stevens, 804
- staff
  - Fraser, 275
  - Triantafilopoulos, 275–276
  - mandatory vaccination
    - Fraser, 320
    - Gates, 324
    - Karpoche, 353
    - Stiles, 451
Long-term-care facilities - operators
- transparency and accountability
  - Coe, 217
Lunova Machinery Import and Export Ltd. Act, 2022 (Bill Pr68)
- first reading
  - Bouma, 2767
- second reading
  - Bouma, 3352
- third reading
  - Bouma, 3352
- Royal assent, 3380

Dernière mise à jour Vendredi, mai 24, 2024

Index des sujets traités à la Chambre

Letter: L

Laboratory services

Labour Relations Amendment Act (Replacement Workers), 2022 (Bill 123)

Lake Ontario

Lake Simcoe.

Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority

Lakehead University

Land claims.

Land use planning

Land use planning - development charges

Land use planning - environmental assessments

Land use planning - ministerial zoning orders

Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB)

Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) - hearings

Laurentian University

Lawyers

Lebanese community

Legal aid services

Legions

Legislative buildings

Legislative pages

Legislative procedure

Legislative procedure - COVID-19

Legislative procedure - daily routine

Legislative procedure - debate

Legislative procedure - federal government

Legislative procedure - members

Legislative procedure - motions

Legislative procedure - order of business

Legislative procedure - orders of the day

Legislative procedure - private bills

Legislative procedure - private members' public business

Legislative procedure - proceedings

Legislative procedure - question period

Legislative procedure - Standing Orders

Legislative procedure - voting

Legislative process

Legislative process - motions

Legislature

Legislature - staff

LG Energy Solutions

LGBTQ+ community

Liberal Party election platform (2021)

Liberal Party of Canada

Liberal Party of Ontario

Licence plates

Life jackets

Life jackets - enforcement

Life sciences industry

Lifejackets for Life Act, 2022 (Bill 76)

Light Rail Transit (LRT) - Eglinton Crosstown

Light rail transit (LRT) - Hamilton

Light rail transit (LRT) - Ottawa

Light Rail Transit (LRT) - Ottawa

Light Rail Transit (LRT) - Peel region

Literacy rates

Litter

Living wage

Local Choice for Local Elections Act (Ranked Ballot By-Laws), 2021 (Bill 80)

London Health Sciences Centre

London, Ontario

Long-term care

Long-term care - accountability and oversight

Long-term care - administration

Long-term care - beds

Long-term care - beds, development and redevelopment

Long-Term Care Commission's Recommendations Reporting Act, 2021 (Bill 4)

Long-term care - COVID-19

Long-term care - COVID-19 review commission

Long-term care facilities

Long-term care - facilities by site

Long-term care facilities - by site

Long-term care - facilities by site

Long-term care facilities - by site

Long-term care - facilities by site

Long-term care facilities - by site

Long-term care - facilities by site

Long-term care facilities - by site

Long-term care - facilities by site