Committee subject index
Letter: A
-
Abattoirs.
see also Agri-food industry—meat processing- capacity
- Arthur, F1140–F1141
- Piccini, F1141
- classification of
- Arthur, F280
- inspector licensing
- jurisdiction
- Downey, F281
- jurisdiction
- inspectors
- regulatory environment
- Parsa, P357
- staff training and recruitment
- Arthur, F1140–F1141
- Piccini, F1141
- vs. stand-alone processors
- Natyshak, F2489
- taxation
- Rickford, F281
- capacity
-
Access to Natural Gas Act, 2018 (Bill 32)
- Coe, G102, G116
- French, G103, G105, G108–G111, G113, G115–G116, G119, G121, G125–G126
- Hoggarth, G105–G106, G116, G124
- Kramp, G106, G114, G118, G127
- Kusendova, G109–G110, G124
- Lecce, G102–G103, G107–G108, G116, G122, G127
- amendments
- French, G129–G141, G143–G144, G146–G151, G153–G157
- Glover, G130–G131, G145–G146, G154
- Hoggarth, G157
- Kramp, G130, G138–G140, G143–G144, G149–G153
- Kusendova, G139
- Lecce, G130, G132–G137, G140–G142, G144–G146, G148, G151–G154, G156–G157
- Schreiner, G132, G138, G141–G142, G144, G155, G157
- Stevens, G144–G145
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Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005, S.O. 2005, c. 11
-
Accessibility for persons with disabilities
- accessibility targets
- general remarks
- Harden, M170
- general remarks
- accessibility targets
-
Addictions services.
see also Opioid abuse; Substance abuse- access to
- Elliott, E13
- consumption and treatment services. see Consumption and treatment services
- government strategy
- Elliott, E13–E14
- in northern Ontario
- availability
- Shaw, F299
- digital service delivery
- Skelly, F302
- for Indigenous communities. see also Rev. Tommy Beardy Memorial Wee Che He Wayo-Gamik Family Treatment Centre
- Skelly, F302
- promotion of
- Roberts, F302
- availability
- rapid access to addiction medicine (RAAM)
- Martin, SP419
- access to
-
Addictions treatment.
see also Substance abuse -
Administration of justice
- access to justice
- general remarks
- Shaw, F1131
- through legal aid services. see under Legal aid services
- general remarks
- costs awards
- jury panels
- selection method
- Skelly, F783–F784
- selection method
- reform
- general remarks
- Coe, JP482, JP503
- Singh, G., JP499–JP500
- general remarks
- access to justice
-
Administrative tribunals
-
Adoption
- and Indigenous communities
- Roberts, F1023–F1024
- parental support services
- and Indigenous communities
-
Advertising
-
Advertising Review Board
-
Affordable housing.
see also Housing market- availability of
- Arthur, F300
- Morrison, JP154–JP155
- development of
- Schreiner, F2032–F2033
- and economic development
- Burch, F210
- economic impact
- Lindo, F1212–F1213
- funding sources
- Arthur, F1018–F1019
- general remarks
- government strategy
- health care partnerships. see Health care housing partnerships
- impact of economic conditions on
- impact of price controls
- Gill, F2143
- inclusionary zoning. see under Housing development
- jurisdiction over
- Singh, S., F2146
- new development
- Lindo, F1175
- and non-profit developers
- Skelly, F1275
- and private sector
- and private-public partnerships
- Shaw, F236–F237
- and rent control
- social impact
- Lindo, F2086
- subsidized. see Subsidized housing
- availability of
-
Affordable housing - supply
- Arthur, F136, F141, F300
- Babikian, SP700
- Burch, SP818
- Cho, S., F440
- Fee, F574–F575
- Martow, F234
- Shaw, F142, F147, F234, F439
- community housing. see Community housing
- general remarks
- Skelly, F1275
- government strategy
- impact of foreign buyers on. see also Housing market—impact of foreign buyers' tax
- Arthur, F676–F677
- impact on cost
- inclusionary zoning. see under Housing development
- and rent control
-
Aggregate
-
Aggregate extraction
-
Aggregate industry
- regulatory reform
- Glover, F2189
- regulatory reform
-
Aggregate Resources Act, RSO 1990, c A.8
-
Aggregate sites.
see also Water protection- approval process
- appeals through LPAT
- Park, JP151
- appeals through LPAT
- community relations
- Schreiner, G558
- lands open to
- licences and permits
- oversight mechanisms
- rehabilitation
- incentives for
- Burch, JP149–JP150
- incentives for
- rehabilitation of
- site plan amendments
- vertical zoning
- appeal process
- evaluation process
- jurisdiction over
- legal challenges to
- municipal liability
- and water source protection
- approval process
-
Aggregate sites - by site
-
Aggregate transportation
-
Agricultural land development
-
Agricultural lands
-
Agricultural societies
-
Agricultural workers - COVID-19
-
Agriculture industry
- aging workforce, impact of
- Arthur, F642
- biosecurity. see under Farms and farming
- and climate change
- climate change, impact of
- Arthur, F642
- and conservation authorities
- Piccini, F1089
- grape-growing industry,
- protection for
- Burch, A70
- protection for
- innovation and technology
- broadband requirements
- Schreiner, F2434
- broadband requirements
- marketing, youth
- Khanjin, F1938–F1939
- natural gas access, impact of
- organic
- oversight of
- public education
- Glover, G696
- public perception of. see under Farmers
- recruitment and promotion
- professional development
- Pettapiece, E110
- in schools. see Curriculum reform—agricultural content
- Piccini, F955
- professional development
- regulatory environment
- regulatory reform
- Parsa, G163–G164
- support programs
- transparency
- Glover, G696
- in the United States
- Barrett, G635
- use of pesticides
- aging workforce, impact of
-
Agriculture industry - COVID-19
-
Agriculture industry - migrant workers
- and COVID-19
- response coordination
- Gretzky, F2059
- Hatfield, F2058–F2059
- response coordination
- working conditions
- and COVID-19
-
Agri-food facilities
- biosecurity
- inspections
- trespass on
-
Agri-food facilities - security from trespass
- animal protection zones
- and constitutional rights
- definitions
- animal protection zones
- false pretense
- interaction
- occupier
- prescribed premises
- Schreiner, G702
- exemptions
- farmer education
- Pettapiece, G685
- general remarks
- and investigative journalism
- offences
- enforcement
- entry under false pretense
- Barrett, G600–G601, G707–G708
- Glover, G644, G655, G688, G706, G709–G710
- Harris, G707
- Kramp, G708–G709
- Pettapiece, G642–G643, G670–G671, G697, G709
- Schreiner, G618, G642, G651, G662, G669, G677, G687, G705–G706, G717
- Smith, D., G618, G679, G706
- Vanthof, G617, G641, G663, G671–G672, G693, G705, G707–G709, G711, G717
- entry without consent
- interference or interaction with farm animals
- limitation period
- penalties
- retroactive application
- Schreiner, G715–G716
- use of motor vehicle
- in other jurisdictions
- owners/occupiers
- citizen's arrest
- civil and criminal liability
- right to reasonable force
- vs. right to protest
- vs. transparency
- veterinary duty to report. see under Veterinarians
- whistle-blower protection clauses
- Vanthof, G641
-
Agri-food industry
- animal tracing systems
- beef industry. see also Abattoirs
- biosecurity
- Crawford, P355–P356
- dairy industry. see Dairy industry
- eggs
- fish farming and processing
- food inspection programs
- and animal welfare inspectors
- Coe, JP229
- and animal welfare inspectors
- global exportation rates. see specific product industry
- impact of food guide reform
- impact of food guide reform on
- local food production
- market conditions
- meat processing. see also Abbatoirs
- processing facilities
- risk classification
- Miller, N., P346
- risk classification
- public education
- Glover, G696
- Risk Management Program. see under Farmers and Farming
- value-added activities. see also Food safety—inspections—by location—multi-function facilities
- Vanthof, P343
-
Agri-food industry - grain
- crop dessication
- glysophate, use of
- Vanthof, P353
- glysophate, use of
- crop dessication
-
Agri-food industry - produce
-
Air quality
-
Airbnb
- condo rentals. see also Condominiums—short-term rentals
- shooting incident (January 31, 2020)
- Glover, G571
- shooting incident (January 31, 2020)
- condo rentals. see also Condominiums—short-term rentals
-
Airline industry - COVID-19
- financial supports
- Hunter, F1557
- MacLeod, F1333
- Rasheed, F1333
- northern Ontario, travel to
- Hunter, F1577
- Schreiner, F1558–F1559
- and ground cargo transport
- Skelly, F1557–F1558
- safety measures
- Fife, F1555–F1556
- Hunter, F1557
- Rasheed, F1349, F1558
- Skelly, F1351
- travel incentives
- Miller, P., F1560–F1561
- financial supports
-
Airports
- alcohol sales. see under Alcohol retail expansion—hours of sale
- aviation fuel tax
- Crawford, F1920–F1921
- Rasheed, F1029
- Skelly, F1081
- Smith, D., F1056
- classification of
- in Far North
- Mamakwa, F1080
- in Far North
- and COVID-19. see under Travel industry
- in far north
- economic impact
- Hunter, F2025–F2026
- economic impact
- government funding
- jurisdiction over
- Skelly, F1081
- jurisdiction over
- Hamilton International Airport
- expansion, economic incentives for
- Miller, P., F1352
- expansion, economic incentives for
- municipal
-
Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO)
-
Alcohol retail
- and COVID-19
- expansion
- at farmers' markets
- restrictions on
- Schreiner, F2444
- restrictions on
- market expansion
- marketing
- target demographics
- Martin, SP11
- target demographics
- off-site licences
- Miller, N., F1647
- point-of-sale locations
- point-of-sale regulations
- in rural locations
- Skelly, F852
- taxation
- verification process
- wholesale cost
- Hatfield, F1691
-
Alcohol retail expansion
- and domestic market protection
- Gates, F1268
- exclusion of spirits
- Arthur, F1112–F1113
- Kramp, F1113
- Shaw, F1113
- and domestic market protection
-
Alcohol retail - expansion
- general remarks
- Cho, S., F1647
- general remarks
-
Alcohol retail expansion
-
Alcoholic beverages
-
All-terrain vehicles (ATV)
-
Alternate Land Use and Services Program for Agricultural Land Act, 2018 (Bill 28)
-
Alternate-level-of-care (ALC)
-
Alternate-level-of-care (ALC) beds
- shortage
- Triantafilopoulos, SP250
- shortage
-
Alternate-level-of-care patients
-
Alzheimer's Disease.
see also Dementia and other neurodegenerative diseases- day programs
- transportation funding
- Burch, F1236
- transportation funding
- day programs
-
Ambulance services
- funding through development charges. see Housing development - development charges
- land ambulances
- shortage
- Shaw, F618
-
AMP It Up 2.0 program.
see Municipal government—asset management program -
Animal fighting
-
Animal protection
-
Animal protection system
- advisory committee
- complaint-based
- Glover, G668
- enforcement officers. see also Animal welfare inspectors
- French, JP244
- Yarde, JP243–JP244
- funding model
- Singh, G., JP210–JP211
- general remarks
- Harris, G626
- government funding
- independence of
- Singh, G., JP210–JP211
- municipal bylaws
- Yarde, JP226–JP227
- transparency
- Martin, JP197
-
Animal protection system - reform
- application
- agricultural animals
- Glover, G667
- agricultural animals
- consultation process
- framework review
- Coe, JP217
- general remarks
- Barrett, G635
- Gill, JP197–JP198, JP205
- Glover, G668
- Hogarth, JP225
- Kusendova, JP223
- Martin, JP229–JP230
- public education
- regulations under
- risk-based inspection regime
- Martin, JP217
- role of Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs
- Crawford, P356
- scope
- application
-
Animal welfare
- abuse and neglect
- cosmetic alteration
- Hogarth, JP213
- critical distress in motor vehicle
- Kusendova, JP193
- definition of animal
- Singh, G., JP220, JP227, JP230–JP231, JP233
- euthanasia
- general remarks
- Hogarth, JP225
- mobile large animal programs and unaccredited zoos
- Hogarth, JP235
- Kusendova, JP235–JP236
- psychosocial needs of animals
- Singh, G., JP227
- public education campaigns
- Kusendova, JP223
- reporting process
- standards of care. see also under Animal welfare - livestock
-
Animal welfare inspectors
- chief animal welfare inspector
- data collection and disclosure
- French, JP238–JP239
- Kusendova, JP238
- Yarde, JP239–JP240
- fine adjustments, discretionary authority
- Hogarth, JP242
- general remarks
- data collection and disclosure
- duties and responsibilities
- general remarks
- investigations
- powers of
- reports
- publication of
- Yarde, JP194
- publication of
- training
- chief animal welfare inspector
-
Animal welfare - livestock
- advocacy
- Glover, G636
- cage-free egg production
- Glover, G636
- disease transmission
- Barrett, G662–G663
- food inspection programs
- Coe, JP229
- general remarks
- livestock guardian dogs
- Coe, JP225
- psychological distress. see Animal welfare offences—"distress," definition of
- public education
- Glover, G628
- standards of care
- standards of practice
- Glover, G668–G669
- during transportation
- Singh, G., JP202, JP204–JP205, JP221
- advocacy
-
Animal welfare offences
- "distress," definition of
- definition of psychological distress
- Singh, G., JP227–JP228, JP230, JP234
- Yarde, JP217–JP218, JP233
- inclusion of psychological distress
- definition of psychological distress
- exemptions
- limitation periods
- French, JP243
- offenders
- corporations, definition of
- Yarde, JP230
- corporations, definition of
- penalties
- possession, purchase or sale of prescribed items
- prosecution
- reporting process
- "distress," definition of
-
Anti-Racism Act, 2017,
S.O. 2017, c. 15
- anti-racism-strategy, requirement for
- Lindo, P48
- anti-racism-strategy, requirement for
-
A&One Fashion Jewellery Wholesale Ltd. Act, 2019 (Bill Pr13)
-
Appointments to agencies/boards/commissions/etc.
- Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario
- appointment process
- appointment process, review of
- appointments process
- College of Nurses of Ontario
- conflicts of interest
- Consent and Capacity Board
- Death Investigation Oversight Council
- Durham Regional Police Services Board
- Grant Review Team—Hamilton—Ontario Trillium Foundation
- Guelph Police Services Board
- Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario
- Human Resources Professionals Association
- Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (Tribunals Ontario)
- Infrastructure Ontario
- Liquor Control Board of Ontario
- Local Planning Appeal Tribunal (Tribunals Ontario)
- Metrolinx
- Niagara Parks Commission
- Ontario Agency for Health Protection and Promotion (Public Health Ontario)
- Ontario Cannabis Retail Corp
- Ontario College of Art and Design board of governors
- Ontario Energy Board
- Ontario Heritage Trust
- Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp
- Ontario Securities Commission
- Ontario Trillium Foundation
- Ontario Trillium Foundation, Simcoe-York grant review team
- partisan
- past conduct of appointees
- process
- Provincial Advisory Committee on Francophone Affairs
- Public Accountants Council
- Rabies Advisory Committee
- Species at Risk Program Advisory Committee
- Town of Midland Police Services Board
- University of Guelph, board of governors
- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board
-
Apprentices
- wages
- West, F18
- wages
-
Apprenticeships
- educational partnerships
- with private sector
- Skelly, F2116
- with private sector
- employer incentives
- Bourgouin, F2470–F2471
- Fife, F579
- general remarks
- Fife, F579
- government incentives
- Fife, F603
- journeyperson-to-apprentice ratio
- modernization initiative (BC)
- northern Ontario
- Bisson, F335
- pathways to
- Fife, G537
- private sector training
- Skelly, F603
- registration process
- Skelly, F2115
- sponsorship
- tax incentives
- Schreiner, F2471–F2472
- wages
- West, F18
- educational partnerships
-
Art galleries and museums
- Black history preservation initiatives
- digital programming
- dirital programming
- Smith, D., F1936
- donations
- economic impact
- Lindo, F1638–F1639
- Schreiner, F1927
- educational programming
- government supports
- operating grants
- Andrew, F1748
- operating grants
- marketing and promotion
- resource sharing
- French, F1926
- resource sharing
- municipal tax relief
- Barrett, F1747
- product sale
- digital platform
- Lindo, F1639
- digital platform
- promotion of
- Smith, D., F1853
- property tax exemption
- Schreiner, F1927
- social impact
- Kusendova, F1682–F1684
- Miller, P., F1679–F1680
- social media
- as revenue source
- Blais, F1640
- as revenue source
- visitor demographics
- domestic vs. foreign
- Smith, D., F1926
- domestic vs. foreign
- Windsor
- Gretzky, F1590–F1591
-
Art galleries and museums - funding
-
Art Gallery of Hamilton
- collection
- Skelly, F1681
- funding model
- Miller, P., F1684–F1685
- Skelly, F1682
- programming
- Kusendova, F1683
- Miller, P., F1679–F1680, F1684
- Skelly, F1682
- collection
-
Arts and culture
- community dance studios
- community theatre
- government funding
- Gretzky, F1986
- government funding
- community-based, independent
- market development
- Skelly, F1879–F1880
- Smith, D., F1877
- market development
- digital programming
- audience access to
- and broadband expansion
- Piccini, F1871
- general remarks
- Rasheed, F1885–F1887
- infrastructure cost
- Lindo, F1886
- economic impact
- economic impact of
- Schreiner, F1824
- equity initiatives
- fashion sector
- film and television industry
- film festivals. see under Film and television industry
- as a gig economy
- Smith, D., F1904
- government supports
- Hunter, F1739
- community radio
- Blais, F1719
- Skelly, F1716–F1717
- operating grants
- heritage organizations
- Schreiner, F1744
- persons of colour, access to
- Hunter, F1620
- Lindo, F1617–F1618
- Schreiner, F1742–F1743
- heritage organizations
- international promotion
- Blais, F1639
- live performance sector
- marketing and promotion
- business management training
- Smith, D., F1903–F1904
- resource sharing
- French, F1926–F1927
- Schreiner, F1929
- business management training
- professional artists
- studio space
- Karpoche, F1896–F1897
- studio space
- publishing industry
- in rural Ontario
- Piccini, F1869–F1870
- social impact
- special event venues
- youth employment
- French, F1869
-
Arts and culture - COVID-19
- agricultural fairs
- cultural festivals
- cancellation, economic impact of
- Kernaghan, F1608
- government supports
- Arthur, F1711
- Blais, F1398–F1399, F1710
- Crawford, F1489, F1728, F11969
- Gates, F1492
- Hunter, F1490, F1727
- Lindo, F1398, F1487
- MacLeod, F1727–F1729
- Miller, P., F1549–F1550
- Morrison, F1536
- Piccini, F1546
- Roberts, F1390–F1391, F1396
- Sabawy, F1489
- Schreiner, F1488, F1767, F1955
- Skelly, F1397
- Smith, D., F1397
- Stiles, F1737
- cancellation, economic impact of
- dance studios
- economic impact
- ethnic and cultural media
- government supports
- Andrew, F1845
- government supports
- film and television
- animation and visual effects
- employee compensation
- Karpoche, F1896
- film festivals
- Cho, S., F1609–F1610
- Morrison, F1910
- Piccini, F1675
- Schreiner, F1609, F1913
- Stiles, F1608, F1674–F1676
- general remarks
- Stiles, F1612
- government supports
- Glover, F1843
- MacLeod, F1331–F1332
- Simard, F1841
- Stiles, F1790
- health and safety measures
- insurance coverage
- Gélinas, F1965
- and insurance coverage
- marketing of
- Hunter, F1791
- and other jurisdictions
- Anand, F1816
- post-production
- Andrew, F1892–F1893
- Crawford, F1894
- Simard, F1894–F1895
- regulatory reform
- Piccini, F1736
- remote work environments
- reopening guidelines for
- Hunter, F1755
- sector recovery from
- Sabawy, F1844
- WSIB tax credit deferral
- Hunter, F1792
- financial supports
- and regulatory reform
- Crawford, F1762
- and regulatory reform
- galleries and museums
- collections, security of
- Smith, D., F1805, F1836–F1837
- digital programming
- Hunter, F1638
- Karpoche, F1897
- Schreiner, F1582, F1681
- Skelly, F1681–F1682
- general remarks
- Miller, P., F1679
- government supports
- reopening guidelines for
- Piccini, F1964
- retrofitting, cost of
- Andrew, F1781
- socially-distant events
- collections, security of
- government consultation
- Simard, F1884–F1885
- government response to
- Arthur, F1725–F1726, F1818
- MacLeod, F1327, F1724–F1727
- Miller, P., F1327–F1328
- Oosterhoff, F1826, F1858
- Simard, F1825
- government supports
- impact, long-term
- Schreiner, F1764
- layoffs as a result of
- live performance
- alternate presentation models
- Hunter, F2339
- digital programming
- employee layoffs
- Stevens, F1972
- employment change due to
- financial assistance
- Blais, F1657
- French, F1868
- Lindo, F1653–F1654
- Morrison, F2862
- Schreiner, F1929
- Skelly, F1672–F1673
- Tabuns, F2859
- general remarks
- Tabuns, F1673
- government supports
- health and safety measures
- open air events
- in other jurisdictions
- Simard, F1893
- performer maintenance
- reopening guidelines for
- Glover, F1753–F1754
- Khanjin, F1989
- Piccini, F1775
- Schreiner, F1972
- taxation
- Gates, F1666
- alternate presentation models
- municipal government supports
- Piccini, F1974
- promotion of
- Harden, F2918
- Lindo, F1872, F1887–F1888
- publishing industry
- government funding
- Arthur, F1805–F1806
- Schreiner, F1804
- government funding
- Quebec
- government supports
- Schreiner, F1757
- government supports
- second wave planning
- Smith, D., F1903
- sector partnerships
- Skelly, F1655
- venues
-
Arts and culture - funding
- Celebrate Ontario grants
- for equity-seeking communities
- Lindo, F1901
- general remarks
- Lindo, F1900–F1901
- Indigenous Culture Fund
- Ontario Arts Council
- during COVID-19
- Andrew, F1823
- Glover, F1822–F1823
- Hunter, F1671, F1682
- Schreiner, F1824, F1826, F1836, F1852, F1860
- Skelly, F1672–F1673
- general remarks
- Andrew, F1893
- Schreiner, F1919–F1920
- use of
- Skelly, F1673
- during COVID-19
-
Arts and culture funding - grants
-
Arts and culture - government funding
-
Arts and culture industry.
see also Cultural organizations; Museums; Public libraries- economic impact
- Shaw, F304–F305, F1165
- Smith, D., F1166–F1167
- funding
- general remarks
- Shaw, F1166
- tax credits for
- Sabawy, F938
- economic impact
-
Asylum seekers.
see Immigration and refugee policy -
Attawapiskat First Nation
- water quality
- Skelly, F333
- water quality
-
Auditor General
-
Auditor General of Ontario
- Reports
- 2017 Annual Report: Ch. 3.10 - Public Health: Chronic Disease Prevention
- Elliott, E49–E50
- 2017 Annual Report: Ch. 3.10 - Public Health: Chronic Disease Prevention
- Reports
-
Autism services
- access to
- for adults
- advisory committee recommendations
- Arthur, F1122
- After School Skills Development Program
- Lecce, E80
- Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) therapy
- Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) Therapy
- behavioural support
- in school settings
- Fee, F556
- in school settings
- behavioural supports
- in school settings
- Fee, F556
- in school settings
- respite services
- northern Ontario
- Downey, F377
- northern Ontario
- school-based supports
- treatment services
- service level transitions
- Arthur, F1122
- service level transitions
- wait-lists
-
Autism services - reform
- impact on schools
- Harden, SP182, SP185–SP186, SP194, SP201, SP207–SP209, SP220–SP221
- Stiles, SP163, SP193
- impact on schools
-
Automated external defibrillators (AEDs)
- access, public buildings
- Fraser, SP450
- cost of
- data collection and use
- from the device
- Gélinas, SP513–SP514
- Harris, SP482, SP497–SP498
- Kernaghan, SP499
- Martin, SP482, SP506–SP507, SP513–SP514
- from the device
- delivery by drone
- Gélinas, SP508
- designated spaces
- based on occupant number
- based on prevalence data
- criteria
- general remarks
- Fraser, SP488, SP490–SP491, SP493, SP499
- government buildings
- Gélinas, SP483
- police stations
- Babikian, SP457
- rural Ontario
- Harris, SP451
- schools
- Fraser, SP491
- Kernaghan, SP470
- Martin, SP469–SP470
- specification in regulations
- Martin, SP477–SP478
- device donations
- Gélinas, SP462, SP470–SP471
- education and training
- education and training materials
- Hogarth, SP481
- first-responder vehicles
- Fraser, SP472
- funding for
- Gélinas, SP449
- indoor vs. outdoor
- Babikian, SP485–SP486
- Harris, SP485
- Kernaghan, SP486
- location registry
- Roberts, F960
- access to
- Babikian, SP457
- Fraser, SP459, SP481, SP502, SP515
- Gélinas, SP454–SP455, SP458–SP459, SP476, SP502, SP515
- Kernaghan, SP454, SP489
- Martin, SP453–SP454, SP515
- administration of
- content
- "designated premises." see under Defibrillator Registration and Public Access Act, 2020 (Bill 141)
- impact on response time
- Martin, SP503
- mandatory listing
- in other jurisdictions
- private devices
- registration at sale
- Fraser, SP449
- registration rates
- smart technology
- Gélinas, SP499
- Harris, SP497–SP498
- Kernaghan, SP498–SP499
- Martin, SP498
- maintenance
- inspections
- Fraser, SP476–SP477, SP490
- Gélinas, SP495–SP496
- Martin, SP477–SP478
- non-compliance penalties
- Fraser, SP476–SP477, SP480, SP516
- Gélinas, SP475, SP483, SP487, SP490, SP495, SP502, SP508, SP516
- Martin, SP466–SP467, SP477–SP478, SP492, SP516
- remote monitoring
- Kernaghan, SP482–SP483
- requirements
- Fraser, SP450
- inspections
- personal liability
- portability
- Martin, SP451
- use criteria
- shockable rhythm
- Martin, SP494
- shockable rhythm
- use on women
- access, public buildings
-
Automobile accidents/fatalities
-
Automobile insurance
- access to
- Fife, F1205
- catastrophic injuries
- health care costs
- Shaw, F1131
- maximum benefit rate
- Gates, F1241–F1242
- structured settlements
- Cho, S., F1241
- health care costs
- claims process
- coverage benefits
- Shaw, F1131
- eligibility restrictions
- Smith, D., F1205
- fraud
- general remarks
- Fife, F526–F527
- industry market trends
- Fife, F1204
- in other jurisdictions
- Sabawy, F975–F976
- product choice
- Skelly, F988
- providers
- rates
- reform
- regulatory environment
- access to
-
Automobile insurance benefits
- chiropractic care
- Downey, F517
- chiropractic care
-
Automobile insurance industry
-
Automobile insurance policies
-
Automobile insurance rates
-
Automobile insurance reform
-
Automotive industry
-
Automotive industry - repair and maintenance
- certification
- government strategy
- role in
- Gates, F2403
- role in
- labour market supply
- Gates, F2402
- part selection
- Cuzzetto, F2405
- parts manufacturing
- exportation
- Cuzzetto, F2405
- exportation
- personal vs. commercial vehicles
- Downey, F2400
- regulatory environment
- Downey, F2401
- supply chain
- during COVID-19
- Downey, F2401
- and intellectual property restrictions
- Coteau, F2402–F2403
- during COVID-19
- training and apprenticeships
- Cuzzetto, F2405
- Downey, F2400–F2401
- Gates, F2402
-
Aviation fuel
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