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

Index des sujets traités à la Chambre

Letter: S

Safe and Healthy Communities Act (Addressing Gun Violence), 2022 (Bill 60)
- first reading
  - Hunter, 1415
- general remarks
  - Hunter, 3330–3331
Safe Night Out Act, 2022 (Bill 124)
- first reading
  - Sattler, 3375
Sandy Lake First Nation
- house fire in
  - Mamakwa, 1826
Sauble Family Health Team
- community support initiatives
  - funding
    - Walker, 1827–1828
Scarborough
- arts and culture
  - Clark Centre for the Arts
    - Hunter, 194
Scarborough Health Network (SHN)
- Birchmount Hospital
  - Babikian, 148
- government funding
  - Babikian, 148
  - Hunter, 3323
School boards
- equity audit
  - Lindo, 2020
- racism
  - independent investigations into
    - Lecce, 2020
  - systemic nature of
    - Karahalios, 3241
    - Lindo, 2019–2020
- trustees
  - election process
    - ranked ballot
      - Sattler, 421
  - general remarks
    - Collard, 290
School facilities
- capacity by region
  - Carleton region
    - Ghamari, 247
  - London West
    - Sattler, 1473
- capital projects funding
  - general remarks
    - Lecce, 1966
  - Toronto
    - Glover, 1966
    - Lecce, 1966
- in Milton
  - Gill, 1317
- new by riding
  - Markham-Unionville
    - Pang, 2789
School facilities - capital projects
- government funding
  - allocation
    - general remarks
      - Bouma, 1573
      - Ghamari, 410
      - Lecce, 82, 410–411, 1006, 1473
      - Oosterhoff, 1146–1147
    - maintenance and repair
      - Collard, 634
      - Lecce, 410, 634–635, 1473, 1537, 2021
      - Taylor, 2021
  - disbursement
    - maintenance and repair
      - Fife, 1371
- new school construction
  - French-language
    - Yakabuski, 914
  - general remarks
    - Bouma, 1535
    - Lecce, 410–411, 1535
  - Lower Yonge Precinct Elementary School
    - Surma, 2768
  - regional projects
    - Coe, 559
    - Harris, 1971
    - Lecce, 1473
    - Park, 1146–1147
    - Sattler, 1473
    - Surma, 2768
- repair backlog
  - cost of
    - Glover, 189–190
    - Karpoche, 1866
    - Lecce, 410, 634, 1537, 2021
    - Morrison, 82
    - Taylor, 2021
School facilities - maintenance and repair
- backlog
  - Bell, 876
  - Glover, 1301
  - Oosterhoff, 1301
Schools
- bullying and cyberbullying
  - Bullying Awareness and Prevention Week
    - Thanigasalam, 997
  - general remarks
    - Lecce, 1191
  - government strategy
    - Sandhu, 1190–1191
  - policy reform
    - definition of bullying
      - Lecce, 1191
    - general remarks
      - Lecce, 1191
  - staff training and education
    - Lecce, 1191
- dress codes
  - gendered nature of
    - Collard, 1201
- emergency closures
  - Triantafilopoulos, 49
- protest safe zones. see under COVID-19 - public health protests; Hate and hate-related activities
- student immunization
  - required vaccines
    - COVID-19
      - Fraser, 627, 821–822
      - Horwath, 250
Scottish community
- public education campaigns
  - Scottish Heritage Day
    - McDonell, 2839
  - Tartan Day
    - McDonell, 2936–2937
Select Committee of Emergency Management Oversight
- procedure
  - Bisson, 1276
Select Committee on Emergency Management Oversight
- appearances before committee
  - agenda and procedure
    - Bailey, 184
    - Hogarth, 11, 176
    - Triantafilopoulos, 50–51
  - calls to appear
    - Rakocevic, 13–14
    - Singh, S., 39
  - frequency of
    - Calandra, 47
    - Hogarth, 11, 176
    - Jones, 9
    - McDonell, 53
    - McKenna, 180
    - Sabawy, 55–56
  - general remarks
    - Hogarth, 1040
  - notification timelines
    - Fraser, 42
    - Rakocevic, 13
    - Stiles, 167
  - by role
    - Brown, Dr. Steini
      - Hogarth, 12
      - Rakocevic, 13
    - Chief Medical Officer of Health
      - Bailey, 184
      - Hogarth, 12
      - Rakocevic, 13
      - Stiles, 40
    - Minister of Health
      - Hogarth, 12
      - Park, 1104
      - Rakocevic, 13–14
      - Stiles, 40
    - Premier
      - Calandra, 46–48
      - Coe, 173
      - Fraser, 42–43
      - Singh, S., 38
      - Stiles, 167, 169
    - Solicitor General
      - Calandra, 47
      - Hogarth, 12, 177
      - Park, 1104
- chair
  - joint position
    - Calandra, 47
    - Coe, 173
- creation of
  - Bisson, 1047–1048
  - Calandra, 46
  - Coe, 172–173
  - Jones, 6
- dissolution and reconstitution
  - Bailey, 183
  - Coe, 172
  - Jones, 6, 9–10
  - McKenna, 182
  - Rakocevic, 14
  - Singh, S., 15, 38
  - Stiles, 167–168
- general remarks
  - Bailey, 185
  - Fraser, 42
  - McDonell, 52
  - Parsa, 188
  - Rakocevic, 105
  - Roberts, 1071
  - Stiles, 40–42
  - Wai, 56–57
- mandate
  - Bailey, 183
  - Fraser, 42
  - Jones, 6
  - McKenna, 180
- reports
  - dissenting opinions
    - Rakocevic, 14
  - general remarks
    - Hogarth, 176–177
    - Roberts, 1071–1072
- resumption of business
  - Bailey, 183
  - Calandra, 48
  - Hogarth, 12
  - Parsa, 186
  - Phillips, 171
  - Wai, 57
- time rotation
  - party allocations
    - Bisson, 1048
    - Rakocevic, 13
- transparency and accountability
  - Bailey, 184–185
  - Bisson, 1048
  - Coe, 173
  - Fraser, 42
  - Hogarth, 11–12, 176–177
  - Jones, 9
  - McDonell, 52
  - Park, 1104
  - Rakocevic, 13–14
  - Singh, S., 15, 38–40
  - Stiles, 40–41, 168
  - Triantafilopoulos, 49–51
Select Committee on Financial Transparency (2018)
- Triantafilopoulos, 50
Senior citizens
- active living centres
  - Wai, 2995
  - government funding
    - Wai, 2995
- community accessibility
  - Sabawy, 2507
- community development
  - Age-Friendly Cities
    - Coe, 3105
  - Senior Community Grant
    - Cuzzetto, 2264
    - Kanapathi, 2264–2265
    - Kusendova, 2670
    - Sabawy, 2506–2507
    - Wai, 2995
- community services
  - activity supports
    - Coe, 3104–3105
    - Lindo, 2060
    - Thanigasalam, 2061
  - campus of care model
    - Wai, 760
  - general remarks
    - Cuzzetto, 2264
    - Kanapathi, 2265
    - Natyshak, 248
- cost of living
  - Gates, 1855, 2626
- and COVID-19, impact of
  - Gates, 2627
- elder care models
  - statements by stakeholders
    - French, 2570
- financial stability
  - Monteith-Farrell, 836
- fraud committed against
  - Begum, 2207
- general remarks
  - Stevens, 3233
- government strategy
  - Parsa, 1318
- health and well-being
  - government strategy
    - Wai, 2995
  - loneliness and social isolation
    - Armstrong, 2994
- housing
  - Berns-McGown, 2879
  - affordability of
    - Armstrong, 1889
    - Hunter, 3233–3234
  - Seniors' Home Safety Tax Credit
    - Crawford, 3132
    - Fedeli, 2983
    - Miller, N., 3143
    - Parsa, 2964, 3127
    - Sabawy, 2507
- housing, affordable
  - Andrew, 2827
- population growth
  - Miller, N., 1281
- population growth projections
  - Miller, P., 1394
- Seniors' Home Safety Tax Credit
  - Crawford, 938
  - Parsa, 1570
    - 841
- support services
  - culturally appropriate
    - Bell, 1524
September 11, 2001 attacks
- emergency first responders
  - Bisson, 1748
  - Coe, 1675
  - Hogarth, 1678, 1751–1752
  - Smith, D., 1677, 1753
  - Stevens, 1676
  - Vanthof, 1677
  - volunteers
    - Coe, 1747
- fatalities, Canadians
  - Smith, D., 1753
- general remarks
  - Coe, 1675, 1747
  - Hogarth, 1752
  - Smith, D., 1753
- public response
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Coe, 1748
- public response to
  - Hogarth, 1751
Service animals
- accreditation process
  - cost of
    - West, 774
Service clubs
- local fundraising
  - Smith, D., 2010–2011
ServiceOntario
- government funding
  - Yarde, 1877
- in-person services
  - Harris, 1973
  - Miller, P., 1393
  - Smith, D., 1377
- locations
  - geographic distribution
    - Mantha, 1875
    - Yarde, 1875, 1877
- online services. see Government services–digital delivery
- service wait times
  - Gates, 1686–1687
- staff
  - compensation
    - Gates, 1687
Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)
- general remarks
  - Yakabuski, 1111
Sewer and wastewater infrastructure
- consultation
  - Martin, 133
- future planning. see also Land use planning—for future growth
  - Miller, P., 145
  - Shaw, 128
- historically
  - Miller, P., 144–145
- sewage spills
  - general remarks
    - Piccini, 1261
  - incidents of
    - Harden, 128
    - Miller, P., 144
    - Shaw, 112, 127–128, 1261
  - monitoring. see Water protection - water quality–monitoring programs
  - public notification of
    - Bell, 1433
    - Martin, 132
    - McDonell, 112
    - Piccini, 265–266
    - Shaw, 112, 127, 1250, 1261
  - remediation costs
    - recovery of
      - Shaw, 1261
  - special advisory committee
    - Khanjin, 71
- water treatment facilities
  - capital projects funding
    - Martin, 132
    - Miller, P., 144
    - Piccini, 1261
  - contaminant removal rate
    - Harris, 121
  - environmental compliance approvals (ECAs)
    - Piccini, 266
    - Tangri, 392–393
  - Kitchener Wastewater Treatment Plant. see Kitchener Wastewater Treatment Plant
  - Mannheim Water Treatment Plant. see Mannheim Water Treatment Plant
  - role of
    - Miller, P., 144
  - technological development
    - Martin, 131
    - Piccini, 265
  - Woodward Wastewater Treatment Plant (Hamilton). see Woodward Wastewater Treatment Plant (Hamilton)
Sewer and wastewater infrastructure - York region
- Indigenous consultation and consent
  - Barrett, 104–105
  - Collard, 269
  - French, 94, 96, 98
  - Harden, 109, 114–116, 144
  - Khanjin, 71, 117
  - Mamakwa, 71, 117, 122, 232–234
  - Mantha, 136–137
  - Martin, 131
  - McDonell, 110
  - Miller, P., 145
  - Piccini, 140–141, 144
  - Rakocevic, 106, 109
  - Singh, S., 104
- jurisdiction over
  - French, 93, 95, 113
  - McDonell, 113–114
  - Taylor, 229
- Oak Ridges moraine
  - impact on
    - French, 98
- proposal assessment process
  - advisory panel
    - Bailey, 113
    - Burch, 121
    - Coe, 128
    - Collard, 269–270
    - French, 92, 96, 98, 101
    - Ghamari, 143
    - Harden, 117–118
    - Harris, 118–122, 128
    - Khanjin, 117, 231
    - Mamakwa, 117
    - Mantha, 113, 132, 135–137, 139
    - Martin, 109, 131–132
    - McDonell, 110–111, 113
    - Monteith-Farrell, 143
    - Parsa, 226–227
    - Pettapiece, 117
    - Piccini, 141, 143–144, 264–265, 267
    - Rakocevic, 106–109
    - Shaw, 127–128
    - Vanthof, 268
    - Wai, 139
  - consultation
    - Barrett, 103–104
    - Coe, 128
    - Collard, 270
    - Khanjin, 143, 232
    - Mantha, 136
    - Martin, 131
    - Parsa, 227
    - Piccini, 143, 265, 267
    - Rakocevic, 107, 109
    - Taylor, 229
  - Crown liability. see under York Region Wastewater Act, 2021 (Bill 5)
  - environmental considerations
    - Barrett, 103–104
    - Harden, 114
    - Khanjin, 104, 230
    - Martin, 132
    - Parsa, 228
    - Piccini, 142, 265
    - Shaw, 126–127
  - financial considerations
    - Martin, 131–132
  - general remarks
    - Barrett, 101, 103
    - Collard, 269
    - French, 108
    - Harden, 115–116
    - Harris, 70, 100, 121
    - Khanjin, 67, 70–71, 133, 231
    - Martin, 101, 130–131
    - McDonell, 110–112
    - Miller, P., 145
    - Parsa, 228
    - Piccini, 139, 142–143, 264
    - Rakocevic, 108
    - Shaw, 127
    - Vanthof, 268
  - guiding legislation
    - Barrett, 103
  - timeline
    - Barrett, 103–105
    - Collard, 270
    - French, 97
    - Harden, 104, 116–117
    - Harris, 105
    - Martin, 131
    - McDonell, 111
    - Piccini, 142–143
    - Rakocevic, 103, 105, 107
  - transparency
    - Barrett, 103
    - Burch, 138
    - French, 95, 100–101
    - Monteith-Farrell, 143
    - Shaw, 127
- Southeast Connector (SEC) Trunk expansion proposal. see also Duffin Creek Water Pollution Control Plant
  - cost of
    - French, 97
  - discharge into Lake Ontario
    - French, 95
  - environmental assessment
    - French, 93, 98
  - funding responsibility
    - French, 97
  - general remarks
    - French, 92–94
    - Khanjin, 62
    - Piccini, 139–140, 264
- stakeholder response
  - French, 96–99
  - Rakocevic, 105
- Upper York Sewage Solutions project. see also East Holland River
  - consultation process
    - French, 95
  - Crown liability. see under York Region Wastewater Act, 2021 (Bill 5)
  - environmental assessment
    - cost of
      - French, 93, 97
      - Taylor, 229
    - date of
      - French, 431
      - Harris, 100, 119
      - Martin, 130–131
      - Piccini, 140
      - Sabawy, 138
  - general remarks
    - French, 93–96
    - Martin, 130
    - McDonell, 110
    - Parsa, 226
    - Piccini, 140, 264
    - Taylor, 228
  - impact on land development
    - Miller, P., 146
  - ministerial assessment
    - decision-making restrictions
      - French, 92
      - Singh, G., 270–271
      - Taylor, 228
    - decision-making timeline
      - French, 92–93
      - Khanjin, 65, 108
      - McDonell, 114
  - phosphorus off-setting program
    - general remarks
      - Khanjin, 64
      - Piccini, 140
  - water reclamation plant
    - discharge into East Holland River
      - Harris, 119
      - Khanjin, 64, 68–69
      - Miller, P., 145
    - environmental impact
      - East Holland River
        
        Khanjin, 71
        
        Martin, 71
      - Lake Simcoe
        
        French, 96
        
        Khanjin, 63–64, 66–67
        
        Mantha, 137
        
        Martin, 132
        
        Miller, P., 145
    - general remarks
      - Khanjin, 62–63, 69, 231
      - Parsa, 226
    - treatment capacity
      - Khanjin, 63
      - Martin, 130
      - Piccini, 140
    - treatment technologies
      - general remarks
        
        Piccini, 265
      - reverse osmosis
        
        Khanjin, 64
Sewer and wastewater management
- COVID-19 testing. see COVID-19 - testing
- government funding
  - general remarks
    - Khanjin, 769
    - Piccini, 265
  - regional allocations
    - Harris, 119
- in other jurisdictions
  - Barrett, 102
Sex Offender Registry
- general remarks
  - Sandhu, 934
Sex offenders
- legal name change
  - Collard, 933
  - Mantha, 932
  - Mitas, 532, 930–932, 934–935
  - Pang, 933
  - Sandhu, 934
  - in other jurisdictions
    - Mitas, 931
    - Pang, 933
  - provincial jurisdiction
    - Collard, 932
    - Mitas, 932
  - provincial legislation
    - Sandhu, 934
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Mitas, 932
- registry
  - see Sex Offender Registry
Sexual assault assessment
- kit availability
  - McKenna, 2727
Sexual violence and harassment
- offenders
  - general remarks
    - Pang, 933
  - incidence rates
    - Mitas, 931
  - recidivism rate
    - Mitas, 931
    - Pang, 933
- in the workplace
  - victim supports
    - Blais, 3192
Sikh Genocide (1984)
- Singh, G., 570
Sikh Genocide Awareness Week Act, 2021 (Bill 33)
- first reading
  - Singh, G., 415
Skilled trades.
see also specific trade
- classification of
  - Bouma, 1397
- compensation
  - McNaughton, 24, 548, 573, 766
- employment opportunities
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Hassan, 1239
- foreign-trained workers
  - credentialling
    - Anand, 2397–2398
    - Parsa, 2398
- general remarks
  - McNaughton, 412, 547, 576
- government funding
  - Skilled Trades Strategy
    - Parsa, 1571
- government strategy
  - Harris, 287
  - McNaughton, 2873–2874
  - consultation
    - Bouma, 1397
  - general remarks
    - Walker, 2067–2068
  - implementation timeline
    - Bouma, 1397–1398
- labour shortage
  - Gates, 2364
- occupational health and safety
  - Gates, 1273
- recruitment and retention
  - Smith, D., 908
  - as economic policy
    - Bethlenfalvy, 777
    - McNaughton, 2574
  - general remarks
    - Wai, 2371–2372
  - government funding
    - Bethlenfalvy, 778
    - McNaughton, 2874
    - Wai, 2913
  - and labour mobility
    - Bouma, 2928
    - Yakabuski, 2928
  - promotion
    - Anand, 2383
    - Red Seal trades
      - Anand, 2068
      - Bouma, 2926
      - Crawford, 2370
      - McNaughton, 2874
      - Oosterhoff, 2387
    - school-based
      - Bouma, 1399, 1535
      - Lecce, 1536
      - McNaughton, 2022
  - shortage
    - Bouma, 1397
    - Kusendova, 2676
    - Lecce, 1535
    - McNaughton, 548
    - Skelly, 548
    - Walker, 2067–2068
- registration. see Skilled Trades Ontario
- training and education
  - apprenticeships and pre-apprenticeships
    - Bouma, 1397
    - McNaughton, 2574
    - Miller, N., 2574
  - government funding
    - Lecce, 1536
    - McNaughton, 2574, 2676
    - Monteith-Farrell, 1399
  - simulation-training systems
    - Parsa, 186–187
- training programs
  - Coe, 1272
  - general remarks
    - Anand, 1180
  - government funding
    - Cuzzetto, 1274
    - McNaughton, 600, 1179
    - statements by stakeholders
      - Khanjin, 614
Skilled Trades Ontario
- general remarks
  - Yakabuski, 2012
- mandate
  - Bouma, 1397
- ministerial oversight
  - Bouma, 1397
- registration
  - credential verification
    - Bouma, 1397
  - fee structure
    - Bouma, 1399
    - Miller, P., 1399
  - online portal
    - Bouma, 1397
- services
  - digital delivery
    - Bouma, 1398
  - general remarks
    - Bouma, 1397
- training standardization
  - Anand, 2068
Skills Development Fund.
see under Employment - COVID-19
Skills training
- Skills Development Fund
  - Anand, 2565
Small Business Relief Grant
- administration of
  - general remarks
    - Andrew, 2122–2123
    - Morrison, 2513
    - Sattler, 2027
- application period
  - Andrew, 2123, 2199
  - Ke, 1891
- funding
  - disbursement timeline
    - Andrew, 2198
    - Glover, 2332
- general remarks
  - Fedeli, 2513
  - Ghamari, 1865
  - Ke, 1891
  - Tangri, 1734, 1761, 2122–2123
  - Vanthof, 2936
- payment, amount of
  - Tangri, 1967
- statements by stakeholders
  - Morrison, 2513
  - Sattler, 2027
- use of
  - Tangri, 1761
Small Business Support Grant
- administration of
  - application support
    - Bisson, 1048–1049
    - Bourgouin, 1400
  - application system
    - Begum, 1534–1535
    - Bourgouin, 1400
    - Sabawy, 437
    - Sattler, 418
  - communication with applicants
    - French, 437
    - Gretzky, 1863–1864
    - Karpoche, 768
    - Mantha, 437, 1424
    - Sattler, 418, 2027
    - Taylor, 289–290
    - West, 1794
  - general remarks
    - Begum, 1867
    - Fife, 1794–1795, 2239
    - French, 1800
    - Gates, 1856
    - Sattler, 2026–2027, 2029
    - Yarde, 1878
- administrative communications
  - Tangri, 1734
- appeals
  - Andrew, 2198
  - Fife, 1788
  - Glover, 190
  - Gretzky, 1863
  - Vanthof, 1864
- application process
  - Bourgouin, 1303
  - Hassan, 1734
- eligibility
  - Armstrong, 3044
  - Begum, 3188
  - Fedeli, 3044
  - general remarks
    - Gates, 1856
    - Glover, 190, 1435
    - Hunter, 528
    - Sabawy, 437, 1873
    - Sattler, 418–419, 2027
    - Shaw, 30
    - Singh, S., 1379
    - Stevens, 1650
    - Taylor, 289–290
  - payments to ineligible businesses
    - recovery of
      - Blais, 1413
      - Fife, 3138–3139
      - Horwath, 1466
      - Mantha, 3005, 3016
      - Yakabuski, 3005
    - value of
      - Begum, 1534
      - Blais, 1413
      - Fife, 2972, 3138
      - Horwath, 1405
      - Sattler, 2027
      - Stevens, 1650
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Morrison, 1967
  - verification of
    - Horwath, 1466
    - Simard, 1471–1472
- enrolment rate
  - Ghamari, 1865
  - Tangri, 694, 1761
- funding allocation
  - Bethlenfalvy, 2020
  - Sabawy, 55
  - Tangri, 391, 399–400, 529, 694, 768
- funding disbursement
  - Andrew, 2198
  - Gretzky, 1863
  - Sattler, 419
- general remarks
  - Barrett, 485
  - Bouma, 1650
  - Bourgouin, 423, 436, 483–484, 1303
  - Coe, 3016
  - Fife, 1065, 2238
  - French, 399, 434
  - Sabawy, 55
  - Singh, S., 835
  - Smith, D., 1377
  - Tangri, 29
- implementation timeline
  - Blais, 1413
  - Simard, 1472
  - Stevens, 1650
- payments to ineligible businesses
  - Hassan, 3369
  - value of
    - Fife, 1604
- rounds of funding
  - Arthur, 295, 1059
  - Bourgouin, 1395
  - Glover, 190
  - Karpoche, 768
  - Kernaghan, 694
  - Mantha, 492
  - Miller, P., 1392
  - Sattler, 400, 419, 423
  - Schreiner, 838
  - Singh, S., 360–361, 1381
- stakeholder response
  - Hassan, 1734
- statements by stakeholders
  - Sattler, 2027
- third round funding
  - Bourgouin, 1314
  - Schreiner, 1297
  - Shaw, 1314
- use of
  - Tangri, 391, 694
Smoke-Free Ontario Amendment Act (Vaping is not for Kids), 2022 (Bill 85)
- first reading
  - Gélinas, 1783–1784
Social assistance - federal programs
- Canada disability benefit
  - Fullerton, 2889
Social assistance programs
- benefit rates
  - annual increase rate
    - Glover, 1435
    - Gretzky, 1075
    - Hunter, 770
    - Morrison, 956
    - Sattler, 421
  - COVID-19 top-up benefit
    - Fullerton, 956
    - Hunter, 770, 1194
    - Morrison, 956
    - Sattler, 1990, 2028
  - discretionary benefits
    - Fullerton, 2123
  - general remarks
    - Arthur, 1138
    - Berns-McGown, 2461
    - Burch, 2934
    - French, 841
    - Fullerton, 2123
    - Lindo, 1474
    - Shaw, 1312
    - Taylor, 1990
  - review of
    - Armstrong, 1322
    - Miller, P., 1322
- community support services
  - by region
    - Sudbury
      - Gélinas, 1195–1196
- and COVID-19
  - government funding
    - Fullerton, 2169
- development of
  - government strategy
    - Martin, 2501
    - Triantafilopoulos, 2502
- eligibility
  - Armstrong, 412
- employment rates
  - Roberts, 637–638
- employment services. see Employment services
- funding allocation
  - Fullerton, 1019, 1194, 2461
- general remarks
  - Fullerton, 956, 1474–1475, 2461
- government funding
  - federal-provincial coordination
    - Fullerton, 2169
- income calculation
  - disability awards
    - Horwath, 685–686
    - Stevens, 634
  - partner income
    - Karpoche, 1019
- Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP). see Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP)
- Ontario Works (OW). see Ontario Works (OW)
- reform
  - general remarks
    - Roberts, 412–413, 770–771, 774–775
Social assistance programs - federal
- Canada Disability Benefit
  - Fullerton, 1194
  - Roberts, 774
Social Assistance Research Commission
- general remarks
  - Vanthof, 2504
- mandate
  - Miller, P., 2500
- membership
  - Miller, P., 2499
Social services
- and intersectionality
  - Lindo, 1673
Social Services Relief Fund
- COVID-19 Residential Relief Fund
  - McKenna, 1200
- eligibility
  - general remarks
    - Roberts, 341
- emergency assistance funding
  - Fullerton, 2123, 2679
  - Roberts, 412, 770
- funding allocation
  - Clark, 1329, 1589
  - Collard, 1589
  - Fullerton, 1019, 1194
  - Roberts, 770
- termination of
  - general remarks
    - Kernaghan, 1853
Soldiers' Aid Commission
- eligibility expansion
  - Roberts, 634, 685, 689
- government funding
  - Roberts, 634, 685, 689
- support grants
  - Coe, 689
  - Roberts, 634, 685, 689
Somalia
- fire in (April 1, 2022)
  - Hassan, 3177
Southlake Regional Health Centre
- nursing capacity
  - intensive care units
    - Gélinas, 1536
Speaker
- role and responsibilities, 75–76
- role of
  - Calandra, 338
  - Fife, 338
Speaker rulings quoted
- Speaker Milliken (House of Commons), 76
- Speaker Regan (House of Commons), 76
- Speaker Stockwell (Ontario), 76
Speaker's rulings
- committee procedure
  - scheduling, 683–684
- consideration timeline
  - prima facie cases, 77
- points of order
  - unanimous consent motions, 75–77
- private members' public business
  - notice requirements, 2334–2335
- voting procedure during COVID-19, 20–22
Speaker's statements
- appointments
  - Clerk at the Table
    - Tyrell, Christopher, 1891
- commemorations
  - Davis, William Grenville (18th Premier of Ontario), 764
- legislative chamber
  - Seven Grandfather Teachings carving (Nahdee), 1702
- legislative pages
  - introduction of. see Legislative pages–introduced
  - program return post-COVID-19, 75
  - role of, 1901
- legislative staff
  - retirements
    - Ellinger, Peter (Manager, Portfolio Management Office), 2671
    - Grannum, Tonia (Clerk of Procedural Services), 1251–1252
    - Sibenik, Peter (Parliamentary Counsel), 1579
- member resignations
  - Coteau, Michael (Don Valley East), 5
- members'/ministers' conduct
  - member from Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston
    - COVID-19 infection control protocols, 20–21
- members'/ministers' remarks
  - withdrawal requested, 254, 365, 368, 572, 576, 684, 693, 896, 1003, 1016, 1023, 1141, 1165, 1501, 1582, 1591, 1855, 2014, 2019, 2765, 2971, 2979, 3135, 3243
- members'/ministers' resignations
  - Yurek, Jeff (Elgin-Middlesex-London), 1955
- Ontario Legislature Internship Programme (OLIP) interns
  - introduced, 1465
Speaker's statements on legislative procedure
- addressing the Speaker, 172
- bills, public
  - discharge of, 2334
- cannot say indirectly what cannot be said directly, 106, 2971
- commenting on attendance, 1501, 2014, 3002
- committee procedure
  - scheduling and agendas, 683–684
- correction of record
  - members can only correct their own record, 483, 2058
- COVID-19 protocols
  - building access requirements, 1583
- imputing motive, 1023, 1879, 1895
- inflammatory language, 1029, 3235–3236
- introduction of bills
  - explanatory statement, 88
- members must sit when the Speaker stands, 574
- members' statements
  - daily allotment, 357
  - time limits, 949
- parliamentary language, use of, 1165, 2971
- points of order
  - definiton of, 75
  - discretion in hearing, 76–77
  - procedure, 75–76
- private member's motions
  - ballot selection, 2213
  - notice requirements, 77
- question period
  - supplementary questions, 364, 529
- questions of privilege
  - procedure, 21
- referring to members by role or riding, 988, 1006, 1090, 1144, 1361, 1409, 1461, 1493, 1873, 2182, 2214, 2550, 2569, 2844, 3025–3026, 3153
- routine motion
  - definition of, 683–684
- Speaker's rulings
  - appeals not permitted, 1029
- speaking limits
  - time warnings, 125, 1494
- speaking through the Chair, 25, 28, 85, 122, 142–143, 150, 467, 486, 631, 685–686, 894, 1001, 1003, 1088, 1094, 1142, 1161, 1189, 1192, 1428, 1469, 1592, 1692, 1898, 2067–2068, 2070, 2119, 2271, 2545, 2976, 3110, 3112, 3245
- speaking to the topic, 2090, 2092, 2540
- substantive motions
  - notice requirements, 77
- unanimous consent motions
  - common usage, 76
  - as dilatory measure, 76
- withdrawing remarks
  - without qualification, 3243
Speaker's statements on legislative procedure.
see also
Speaker's rulings
- parliamentary language
  - honorifics/title, 840
Speaker's warrant
- request for. see under Motions—Standing Committee on Public Accounts; Reports by committees—Standing Committee on Public Accounts; Standing Committee on Public Accounts
- use of
  - Gélinas, 1706
  - Simard, 1707
Speaking Out About Workplace Violence and Workplace Harassment Act, 2021 (Bill 68)
- first reading
  - Gélinas, 1543
- general remarks
  - Andrew, 2198
Speech-language pathology
- preschool programming
  - government funding
    - Bailey, 73
Speeding.
see Road safety
Sporting events
- 2022 World Cup
  - Parsa, 2879
- Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games
  - athletes
    - Ella Shelton
      - Hardeman, 1953
- Beijing 2022 Paraolympic Winter Games
  - athletes
    - Garrett Riley
      - Hardeman, 1953
- football
  - Grey Cup (2021)
    - Skelly, 759
  - Grey Cup (2023)
    - Miller, P., 357
- lacrosse
  - Smith, D., 1687–1688
- New Holland Canadian Under-21 Curling Championships (2022)
  - Pettapiece, 3233
- Olympic and Paralympic athletes
  - Cameron, Collin
    - Miller, N., 2755
  - Farrell, Megan
    - Miller, N., 2755
  - Oldham, Megan
    - Miller, N., 2755
  - Ritchie, Graham
    - Miller, N., 2755
- Ontario Winter Games (2022)
  - Yakabuski, 998
Sporting events - COVID-19
- proof of vaccination
  - spectators
    - MacLeod, 254
- stadiums and arenas
  - capacity limits
    - Baber, 254
    - Horwath, 197
    - Sattler, 419
Sportingevents
- Olympic and Paralympic athletes
  - Ideson, Mark
    - Miller, N., 2755
Sports and recreation
- community organizations
  - Kramp, 2628
- COVID-19
  - economic impact
    - Smith, D., 2340
- cricket clubs
  - Begum, 2569
- golf clubs
  - Glen Abbey Golf Club (Oakville)
    - Crawford, 3105
- government funding
  - allocation of
    - MacLeod, 2340
  - general remarks
    - Coe, 2571
    - MacLeod, 580
  - women's sports and teams
    - Fife, 2575
    - MacLeod, 2340, 2575
- soccer clubs
  - Coe, 2570–2571
- women in sports
  - college- and university-based. see under Colleges and Universities
  - underrepresentation
    - Smith, D., 2340
Sports teams
- regional
  - Haliburton–Kawartha Lakes–Brock
    - Scott, 1688
  - Ottawa
    - Ghamari, 3178
  - Peterborough
    - Smith, D., 1687–1688
St. James Town Act (Residential Tenancies Amendments), 2021 (Bill 72)
- first reading
  - Morrison, 1594
St. James Town fire (650 Parliament)
- contributing factors
  - Morrison, 1426–1427
- statements by stakeholders
  - Morrison, 1426–1427, 2090
Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs
- policy areas
  - Bailey, 2197
  - Calandra, 1950
Standing Committee on Heritage, Infrastructure and Cultural Policies
- policy areas
  - Calandra, 1950
Standing Committee on Justice Policy
- policy areas
  - Bailey, 2197
  - Calandra, 1950
Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs
- areas of responsibility
  - legislative affairs
    - Calandra, 1950
    - Harris, 2151
  - private bills
    - Calandra, 1950
  - regulations
    - Calandra, 1950
- chair
  - party affiliation
    - Calandra, 1950
- federal committee
  - Taylor, 2159, 2182
- general remarks
  - French, 2153
  - Taylor, 2158–2159
Standing Committee on Public Accounts
- proceedings re Laurentian University
  - appearance before committee
    - Parsa, 1705
  - production of documents
    - production deadline
      - Calandra, 1704
    - resolution proposal (November 2021)
      - Parsa, 1705
    - Speaker's warrant, request for
      - Calandra, 1703–1704
      - Gélinas, 1706
      - Natyshak, 1703
      - Parsa, 1704–1705
      - Simard, 1707
      - West, 1706
  - timeline of events
    - Parsa, 1704–1705
  - use of closed sessions
    - Parsa, 1704
Standing Committee on Social Policy
- policy areas
  - Bailey, 2196–2197
  - Calandra, 1950
Standing Committee on the Interior
- policy areas
  - Calandra, 1950
  - Harris, 2151
Stay Home If You Are Sick Act, 2021 (Bill 8)
- first reading
  - Sattler, 87–88
- second reading, 1113–1119, 1151
Steel industry
- Algoma Steel. see Algoma Steel
- emissions
  - cogeneration technology
    - Miller, P., 481–482
  - electric arc technology
    - Fedeli, 482
    - Miller, N., 1256–1257
    - Smith, D., 1257
Stellantis
- battery manufacturing plant (Windsor)
  - economic impact
    - Crawford, 3108
    - Fedeli, 2511, 2514–2515, 2987
    - Miller, N., 2868
    - Parsa, 2540
    - Sarkaria, 2542
  - general remarks
    - Bailey, 2510–2511
    - Calandra, 2758
    - Cuzzetto, 2558
    - Gretzky, 2538
    - Hatfield, 2863
    - Parsa, 2577
    - Yakabuski, 3002
- electric vehicle production. see Electric vehicles
- Windsor Assembly Plant
  - semiconductor chip shortage
    - Ford, 251
  - shift cancellation
    - Fedeli, 201, 336
    - Fife, 201
    - Gretzky, 1076, 1082, 2539
    - Hatfield, 548
    - Horwath, 250–251
    - Vanthof, 336
  - support funding
    - Ford, 250–251
  - training centre
    - McNaughton, 548
Stopping Anti-Public Health Harassment Act, 2021 (Bill 3)
- first reading
  - Horwath, 33
- second reading, 719–725, 775–776
Stopping Harassment and Abuse by Local Leaders Act, 2022 (Bill 10)
- first reading
  - Blais, 88
- second reading, 2245–2251
- referred to Standing Committee on Social Policy, 2251
Stopping Illegal Handgun Smuggling Act, 2021 (Bill 52)
- first reading
  - Tabuns, 1011
- second reading, 1621–1628, 1653
Strategic Priorities Infrastructure Fund
- funding streams
  - general remarks
    - Harris, 2291
Students
- menstrual products. see under Women
Students - elementary/secondary
- community-based resources
  - Education Bank program
    - Babikian, 682
Students - special needs
- bullying of
  - Lecce, 1191
  - Sandhu, 1191
- medical support
  - policy reform
    - Lecce, 2765
  - staff qualifications
    - Collard, 2765
- nursing and rehabilitation services
  - general remarks
    - Khanjin, 423, 429
  - nursing shortage
    - Andrew, 193
    - Mantha, 429
    - Sattler, 423
  - service rates
    - Walker, 1470
- priority schools
  - statements by stakeholders
    - French, 430
Superior Corporate Services Limited Act, 2022 (Bill Pr63)
- first reading
  - Fraser, 1902
Supply Act, 2022 (Bill 96)
- first reading
  - Sarkaria, 2175
- second reading, 2230–2244, 2277–2278
  - Cuzzetto, 2232–2236
  - Fife, 2236–2244
  - Sarkaria, 2230–2232
  - division (carried), 2277–2278
- third reading, 2278
  - division (carried), 2278
- Royal assent, 2356
Supply Ontario
- procurement contracts
  - assessment criteria
    - Fife, 1937
  - monetaryl value
    - Romano, 1858–1859
  - regional access to
    - Fife, 1937
Support for Adults in Need of Assistance Act, 2021 (Bill 40)
- first reading
  - Gélinas, 582–583
Support Workers Pay Act, 2021 (Bill 48)
- first reading
  - West, 829
Supporting Economic Recovery and Renewal in the Niagara Region Act, 2022 (Bill 122)
- first reading
  - Gates, 3374–3375
Supporting People and Businesses Act, 2021 (Bill 13)
- first reading
  - Tangri, 160
- second reading, 391–401, 417–437, 474–496, 535–560
  - Anand, 490
  - Armstrong, 432
  - Bailey, 482
  - Barrett, 485
  - Bell, 542, 545, 557
  - Bourgouin, 423, 436, 483–486
  - Burch, 398, 428
  - Coe, 557–560
  - Downey, 487–491
  - Fedeli, 479–483
  - French, 399, 429–434, 478, 490
  - Ghamari, 400
  - Glover, 537, 543–546, 551, 556, 559
  - Harden, 474–479
  - Harris, 478, 486, 495–496
  - Hatfield, 535–538, 541, 548, 553–554
  - Ke, 495
  - Khanjin, 423–429, 479, 550, 554, 560
  - Mantha, 429, 436–437, 490–495, 542, 545, 554
  - Martin, 477, 552–555
  - McDonell, 399, 428, 542, 551–552, 557
  - McKenna, 537, 544–545, 547, 552
  - McNaughton, 546–548
  - Miller, P., 481–482, 485–486, 495
  - Monteith-Farrell, 544, 551
  - Morrison, 482–483
  - Parsa, 428, 436, 494, 538, 557
  - Pettapiece, 433, 541, 551, 554–555
  - Rakocevic, 482, 491, 548–552, 555–557
  - Roberts, 559
  - Sabawy, 398, 434–437, 490–491
  - Sandhu, 433
  - Sattler, 400–401, 417–424, 547
  - Shaw, 399, 424, 427, 433
  - Skelly, 432, 482, 486, 491, 538–543, 545, 548, 556
  - Stiles, 547–548, 559
  - Tabuns, 538
  - Tangri, 391–400
  - Triantafilopoulos, 437
  - Wai, 424, 555–557, 560
- referred to Standing Committee on General Government, 560
- third reading, 1331–1341, 1365–1384, 1391–1401, 1420–1439, 1476–1477
  - Armstrong, 1382
  - Bailey, 1377
  - Bell, 1432–1437
  - Bouma, 1340, 1394–1400, 1423, 1435–1436, 1438
  - Bourgouin, 1395, 1400–1401
  - Burch, 1340
  - Clark, 1428–1429
  - Coe, 1381–1382, 1399, 1432
  - Crawford, 1436
  - Cuzzetto, 1431
  - Fife, 1339–1340, 1365–1374
  - Glover, 1428, 1434–1436
  - Harden, 1423, 1429, 1431, 1436–1437
  - Kanapathi, 1394–1395
  - Kusendova, 1429–1432
  - Mantha, 1373–1374, 1424, 1435, 1438
  - Miller, N., 1399, 1438–1439
  - Miller, P., 1377, 1382, 1391–1395, 1398–1399
  - Monteith-Farrell, 1394, 1399
  - Morrison, 1341, 1424–1429
  - Oosterhoff, 1395, 1420–1424
  - Parsa, 1378
  - Piccini, 1382
  - Rakocevic, 1377
  - Roberts, 1431–1432, 1438
  - Sattler, 1373
  - Schreiner, 1437–1438
  - Shaw, 1395, 1400
  - Singh, S., 1378–1383
  - Skelly, 1340, 1372–1373
  - Smith, D., 1374–1378, 1383, 1423–1424
  - Smith, T., 1337–1340, 1374
  - Stiles, 1422–1423, 1431–1432
  - Tabuns, 1428
  - Tangri, 1331–1336, 1340–1341
  - Walker, 1378, 1383–1384
  - Yakabuski, 1373
  - division (carried), 1476–1477
- and environmental protection
  - Fife, 1365
- general remarks
  - Coe, 558
  - Morrison, 1424
  - Sattler, 400
  - Singh, S., 1379
  - Tangri, 397, 1331–1332
- as omnibus legislation
  - Bell, 1436
  - French, 429
  - Glover, 1434
  - Sattler, 417–418
- stakeholder engagement
  - Khanjin, 425, 428
  - Parsa, 428
- Royal assent, 1498
Supporting Recovery and Competitiveness Act, 2021
- general remarks
  - Tangri, 1333
Supportive housing
- availability
  - Bell, 2085
  - Collard, 1588–1589
  - Taylor, 2679
- development and construction
  - Kernaghan, 2754
  - Schreiner, 2220
- government funding
  - Bell, 1353, 2085
  - Collard, 1589
  - Schreiner, 2220, 2266
- government strategy
  - Andrew, 2827
- program review
  - Clark, 1589
- providers
  - Indwell
    - Skelly, 542
- site approvals
  - ministerial zoning orders (MZOs)
    - Berns-McGown, 2022
- during transition out of corrections
  - Tibollo, 2088

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Index des sujets traités à la Chambre

Letter: S

Safe and Healthy Communities Act (Addressing Gun Violence), 2022 (Bill 60)

Safe Night Out Act, 2022 (Bill 124)

Sandy Lake First Nation

Sauble Family Health Team

Scarborough

Scarborough Health Network (SHN)

School boards

School facilities

School facilities - capital projects

School facilities - maintenance and repair

Schools

Scottish community

Select Committee of Emergency Management Oversight

Select Committee on Emergency Management Oversight

Select Committee on Financial Transparency (2018)

Senior citizens

September 11, 2001 attacks

Service animals

Service clubs

ServiceOntario

Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS)

Sewer and wastewater infrastructure

Sewer and wastewater infrastructure - York region

Sewer and wastewater management

Sex Offender Registry

Sex offenders

Sexual assault assessment

Sexual violence and harassment

Sikh Genocide (1984)

Sikh Genocide Awareness Week Act, 2021 (Bill 33)

Skilled trades.

Skilled Trades Ontario

Skills Development Fund.

Skills training

Small Business Relief Grant

Small Business Support Grant

Smoke-Free Ontario Amendment Act (Vaping is not for Kids), 2022 (Bill 85)

Social assistance - federal programs

Social assistance programs

Social assistance programs - federal

Social Assistance Research Commission

Social services

Social Services Relief Fund

Soldiers' Aid Commission

Somalia

Southlake Regional Health Centre

Speaker

Speaker rulings quoted

Speaker's rulings

Speaker's statements

Speaker's statements on legislative procedure

Speaker's statements on legislative procedure.

see also

Speaker's rulings

Speaker's warrant

Speaking Out About Workplace Violence and Workplace Harassment Act, 2021 (Bill 68)

Speech-language pathology

Speeding.

Sporting events

Sporting events - COVID-19

Sportingevents

Sports and recreation

Sports teams

St. James Town Act (Residential Tenancies Amendments), 2021 (Bill 72)

St. James Town fire (650 Parliament)

Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs

Standing Committee on Heritage, Infrastructure and Cultural Policies

Standing Committee on Justice Policy

Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs

Standing Committee on Public Accounts

Standing Committee on Social Policy

Standing Committee on the Interior

Stay Home If You Are Sick Act, 2021 (Bill 8)

Steel industry

Stellantis

Stopping Anti-Public Health Harassment Act, 2021 (Bill 3)

Stopping Harassment and Abuse by Local Leaders Act, 2022 (Bill 10)

Stopping Illegal Handgun Smuggling Act, 2021 (Bill 52)