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Index des intervenants

Letter: M

MacLeod, L. (PC, Nepean)
- Standing Committee on Government Agencies
  - committee business
    - appointments process, A3–A4
Mamakwa, S. (NDP, Kiiwetinoong)
- Forest fire management - northern Ontario
  - emergency response coordination
    - firefighters, Indigenous, IN41
- Identification documents
  - name change
    - traditional Indigenous name, reclaiming
      - service fees, waiver, JP41
- Indigenou communities
  - economic development
    - and cultural values, IN34–IN35
- Indigenous communities
  - funding allocation per community, IN32–IN33
- Indigenous relations - land claims
  - settlement payments
    - agreement processes, JP33–JP34
    - amount of, JP33
    - annual allocation, JP33
    - process, one-time vs. ongoing, JP33
    - provincial vs. federal tranfer, JP33
- Indigenous relations - treaties
  - Robinson-Huron Treaty
    - annuity rate court care, appeal of
      - cost of legal proceedings, JP35
- Justice - administration of
  - access to justice
    - northern Ontario, fly-in communities
      - facility rentals, JP15
- Ministry of Indigenous Affairs
  - base funding
    - allocation, JP34
- Residential school system
  - records and documentation
    - release of, JP15
- Residential schools
  - umarked graves and burial sites, search for
    - legal policy, JP14–JP15
- Ring of fire development
  - operational costs
    - funding, IN42
  - operational timeline, IN42
    - processes, IN42
- Ring of Fire development
  - environmental impact, IN34
  - federal-provincial agreement
    - Indigenous consultation, IN42
  - Indigenous communities
    - funding agreements, IN34
  - Indigenous communities, consultation with, IN34
- ServiceOntario
  - access to, fly-in communities, JP42
  - Indigenous-run centers
    - expansion, JP42
- ServiceOntario - by site
  - Pickle Lake, temporary closure
    - impact on service access, JP41
  - Serpent River First Nation, JP42
- Standing Committee on Justice Policy
  - committee business
    - selection of estimates (2022-2023), JP3–JP5
Martin, R. (PC, Eglinton—Lawrence)
- Colleges and universities
  - funding models, SP52
- Eating disorders
  - government strategy, SP26
- Laurentian University
  - financial proceedings
    - monitoring process, SP54–SP55
  - general remarks, SP52
- Mental health and addictions services
  - psychotherapy programs
    - Structured Psychotherapy Program, SP26
- Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP)
  - funding models, SP52
- Post-secondary education - faculty/staff
  - sexual misconduct against students
    - employee dismissal, collective agreements, SP142
    - workplace, nature of, SP133
- Post-secondary education - sexual violence and harassment
  - prevention
    - government strategy, SP131
- Ryerson, Egerton
  - and concept of legacy, SP111
- Standing Committee on Social Policy
  - committee business, SP15
    - selection of estimates (2022-2023), SP3–SP14
- Strengthening Post-Secondary Institutions and Students Act, 2022 (Bill 26), SP94, SP104, SP107, SP111, SP124, SP131, SP133
  - amendments, SP135, SP142
  - language and terminology, SP124
McGregor, G. (PC, Brampton North)
- Agricultural land
  - development on, HE183
- Agriculture industry
  - government strategy, HE389–HE390
  - innovation and technology, HE390
- Agriculture industry - food processing
  - supply chain management, HE390
- Better Municipal Governance Act, 2022 (Bill 39), HE328–HE329, HE331–HE332, HE336, HE349, HE368, HE377
  - amendments, HE395
- Debate
  - matters out of order
    - directing speech, criteria, HE329
- Greenbelt - development on
  - general remarks, HE349
- Housing Affordability Task Force
  - report (2022)
    - recommendations, HE192
- Housing - affordable
  - development of, HE23
  - and housing supply, HE29
- Housing - affordable, development of
  - general remarks, HE377
- Housing development
  - community relations, HE331
  - community response, HE368
  - government strategy
    - timeline for, HE10
- Housing development - approvals and permits
  - timelines, HE132, HE390–HE391
  - timelines, to completion, HE368
- Housing development - densification
  - by region
    - Toronto, HE337
- Housing development - municipal charges
  - development charges, exemptions and discounts
    - affordability requirements, HE276–HE277
    - impact on affordability, HE114
- Housing policy
  - government strategy, HE390
- Housing supply
  - effect on costs, HE336
  - general remarks, HE279–HE280, HE297
  - political parties platforms, HE349
- Infrastructure development
  - government strategy, HE382
- Legislative Assembly
  - facility
    - fire suppression system, PH22
    - underground parking infrastructure, PH22
- More Homes Built Faster Act, 2022 (Bill 23), HE104–HE105, HE114–HE115, HE171, HE183–HE184, HE192, HE208, HE224–HE225, HE243–HE244
- Motions
  - estimates - assignment of ministries
    - responded to, HE66–HE67
- Municipal governance
  - strong mayor system
    - administrative authority
      - veto power, provincial priorities, HE10
    - public consultation, HE9
- Municipal governance - strong mayor system
  - government strategy, HE381
- New home construction industry
  - consumer protection
    - enforcement, HE287
- Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT)
  - third party appeals, elimination of, HE243
- Population
  - growth projections
    - immigration targets (federal), HE381
- Strong Mayors, Building Homes Act, 2022 (Bill 3), HE9–HE10, HE23, HE29
  - amendments, HE251–HE252, HE255, HE260–HE262, HE264, HE276–HE277, HE279–HE281, HE287, HE291, HE293, HE295, HE298, HE301–HE302
- Transit oriented communities
  - development of, HE104
- Transit-oriented communities
  - housing development
    - general remarks, HE184
McMahon, M.-M. (LIB, Beaches—East York)
- Agricultural land
  - conservation of, HE330, HE388
    - food security, HE317
  - loss of
    - annual rate, HE355
- Agriculture industry
  - export rate, HE355
- Better Municipal Governance Act, 2022 (Bill 39), HE313–HE314, HE317, HE330, HE335, HE339, HE345–HE346, HE348–HE349, HE355, HE358, HE364, HE366–HE367, HE372–HE373, HE375–HE376
  - amendments, HE379, HE394–HE395
  - municipal response, HE372–HE373
  - public response, HE364, HE366–HE367
- Building design and standards
  - Toronto Green Standard, HE77, HE94, HE103, HE125, HE170–HE171, HE182, HE188, HE208, HE215, HE218, HE224, HE236, HE243, HE259–HE261, HE297–HE298
- Climate change mitigation
  - and housing policy, HE80, HE107, HE113
- Committee process
  - closed sessions
    - use of, transparency, HE307
- Conservation authorities
  - mandate, HE115–HE116, HE126
  - reforestation programs, HE86–HE87
  - role in development process
    - authority and jurisdiction, HE89, HE161, HE233–HE234, HE264–HE265, HE269
- Duffins Rouge Agricultural Preserve
  - development on, HE314, HE355, HE364
- Duffins Rouge Agricultural Preserve Act, 2005, SO 2005, c 30
  - repeal of
    - public response, HE358
    - statements by stakeholders, HE388
  - repeal of, legislative process, HE313
- Elections
  - general elections (2022)
    - voter turnout, HE339
- Electoral process
  - involvement in, target populations
    - youth, HE339
- Greenbelt - development on
  - statements by stakeholders, HE389
- Heritage properties
  - and housing development, HE291
  - protection of, HE188
- Housing - affordable
  - development of, HE22, HE48
  - government strategy, HE9, HE12, HE28, HE31–HE32, HE54
- Housing development
  - construction starts
    - monitoring of, HE19, HE46, HE53
  - format diversity, HE326
- Housing - development
  - format diversity, HE382–HE383
- Housing development
  - format diversity
    - laneway suites, HE385
  - government strategy
    - building target, HE375
    - progress reporting, HE281
  - land availability, HE326, HE339, HE388
  - planning process
    - general remarks, HE330
  - in smaller municipalities, HE12
- Housing development - densification
  - densification models, HE106
  - format diversity, HE326
- Housing development - municipal charges
  - development charges, exemptions and discounts
    - affordability requirements, HE271
    - impact on municipalities, HE151, HE274–HE275, HE278
  - parkland dedication fees
    - rates, HE300
- Land use planning
  - government strategy
    - statements by stakeholders, HE389
- Members/ministers quoting
  - letters
    - land use planning, HE389
- More Homes Built Faster Act, 2022 (Bill 23), HE77–HE78, HE80–HE81, HE86–HE87, HE89, HE94, HE96–HE97, HE103–HE104, HE106–HE107, HE113–HE116, HE124–HE127, HE130, HE133, HE142, HE144–HE145, HE151, HE154, HE161–HE162, HE165, HE170, HE173, HE179–HE180, HE182–HE183, HE188–HE189, HE191, HE205, HE208, HE214–HE215, HE217–HE218, HE224, HE227, HE233–HE234, HE236, HE242–HE243, HE245–HE246
- Motions
  - additional hearings re: More Homes Built Faster Act, 2022 (Bill 23)
    - presented, HE193
  - estimates - assignment of ministries
    - responded to, HE64–HE66
- Municipal by-laws
  - passage of, prescribed number of councillors, HE393
    - effect on housing development, HE348
    - impact on representation, HE349
    - in other jurisdictions, HE348
- Municipal councillors
  - role of, HE317
- Municipal governance - strong mayor system
  - council administration
    - role of councillors, HE317
  - municipal response, HE383
- Municipal governments
  - council administration
    - general remarks, HE317
- Rental housing
  - affordability, HE251
  - mid-density
    - construction, HE224
  - rooming houses, HE145
- Strong Mayors, Building Homes Act, 2022 (Bill 3), HE8–HE9, HE12, HE19, HE22, HE28, HE31, HE36–HE37, HE40, HE45–HE46, HE48, HE53–HE54, HE56–HE57
  - amendments, HE60–HE62, HE251, HE253, HE257–HE262, HE264–HE269, HE271, HE275, HE278, HE281–HE282, HE285–HE286, HE290–HE291, HE297–HE298, HE300, HE304
- Transit-oriented communities
  - near greenbelt land, HE314

Dernière mise à jour Mardi, février 21, 2023

Index des intervenants

Letter: M

MacLeod, L. (PC, Nepean)

Mamakwa, S. (NDP, Kiiwetinoong)

Martin, R. (PC, Eglinton—Lawrence)

McGregor, G. (PC, Brampton North)

McMahon, M.-M. (LIB, Beaches—East York)