Legislative Assembly of Ontario

Letter: C

• Cabinet ministers

  • mandate letters, legal proceedings
    • cost of
      • Wong-Tam, JP28
  • mandate letters, release of
    • Downey, JP277
    • Fife, F806
    • Vanthof, JP276–JP277
    • legal challenges
      • Calandra, F823
      • Fife, F787, F804–F805, F823–F824
      • Mulroney, F787
  • number
    • Kernaghan, F1929
  • number of
    • Fife, F1934–F1935
    • Harris, F1935

• Cabinet Office

  • decision-making processes
    • transparency of
      • Calandra, F825
      • Fife, F824–F826
  • role of
    • Byers, F829
    • Calandra, F820–F822, F828–F829
    • Clark, F1923–F1924
    • Fife, F831
    • expenditures
      • Bowman, F827–F828, F833
      • Calandra, F827–F828, F833
  • staff, training of
    • records management
      • Calandra, F826
      • Fife, F826
  • staffing of
    • Kernaghan, F1929
  • vendors, procurement process
    • Bowman, F834

• Cadets

  • programs, definitions of
    • Smith, Dave, IN296
  • Royal Canadian Air Cadets
    • Scott, IN291
    • display on uniform
      • Shaw, IN288
      • Smith, Dave, IN288, IN296, IN304
    • Murray Whetung Community Service Award
      • Flack, IN287
      • Shaw, IN297
      • Smith, Dave, IN287
      • criteria for
        • Byers, IN311
        • Schreiner, IN298, IN310, IN312
        • Smith, Dave, IN298, IN313
    • social media presence
      • Dixon, IN288
      • Smith, Dave, IN288

• Cambie Surgeries Corporation v. British Columbia (Attorney General),

  2022 BCCA 245

  • judicial reasoning
    • health care services, wait times
      • Saunderson, SP180

• Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement (CWELCC)

  • funding allocation process
    • Lecce, SP88
    • Pasma, SP85
    • Shamji, SP88
  • general remarks
    • Bethlenfalvy, F742

• Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police

  • resolution re: bail reform (2008)
    • Jones, T., JP62
    • Wong-Tam, JP62–JP63

• Canadian Charters of Rights and Freedoms

  • rights under
    • s.7: life, liberty and security of the person
      • health care services, wait times. see Cambie Surgeries Corporation v. British Columbia (Attorney General), 2022 BCCA 245
    • trial within a reasonable time. see also Court administration–case backlog, resolution of
      • Smith, L., P23

• Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA)

  • government funding
    • annual base rate
      • Bowman, F216
      • Vanthof, F268
  • staff, recruitment and retention
    • factors affecting
      • West, F218

• Cancer

  • education and awareness
    • Bowman, F496
  • lung cancer
    • screening
      • Byers, F498

• Cancer - breast cancer

  • screening
    • at independent health facilities
      • Bethlenfalvy, F850
      • Fife, F850

• Cannabis retail

  • physical stores
    • location regulations
      • Riddell, JP26
    • location regulations, jurisdiction
      • Downey, JP26

• Cap-and-trade cancellation

  • legal challenges to
    • Fife, F439

• Carbon capture and storage

  • Alberta
    • Oosterhoff, F186
  • general remarks
    • Bailey, JP181–JP182
    • Byers, F438, F573
    • Dowie, F436
    • Fife, F439
    • Gill, F109, F111, F115
    • Kernaghan, F115, F187, F425–F426, F572–F573
    • Oosterhoff, F573
    • Smith, D., F438
  • regulation of
    • Brady, F426, F429, F437
  • risk assessment
    • Bowman, F426–F427, F429, F434
    • Collard, F188
    • Fife, F425
    • Kernaghan, F428
  • sustainability of
    • Wong-Tam, JP192

• Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS)

  • carbon storage
    • Dowie, F1498
    • Harden, F1498
  • general remarks
    • Blais, F1499
    • Byers, F1502
    • Dowie, F1499
    • Harden, F1498
  • in mining industry
    • Pirie, F282

• Carbon pricing

  • government strategy (federal)
    • Blais, F319

• Carbon pricing programs, provincial

  • Emissions Performance Standards program
    • Clancy, HE1161
    • McMahon, HE1163
    • Shaw, HE1118, HE1160–HE1161

• Carbon sequestration.

  see Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS)

• Carbon sequestration technology

  • Gill, JP173
  • general remarks
    • Bailey, JP173

• Carbon tax

  • economic impact
    • Bowman, F907
    • school boards
      • Leardi, F1255
  • economic impact - food prices
    • Dowie, F1081
  • general remarks
    • Crawford, F317

• Carbon tax (federal)

  • cost of, disclosure
    • on gas pumps
      • legal proceedings, cost of
        • Downey, JP29
        • Wong-Tam, JP29

• Carbon tax - impact by industry

  • agri-food
    • Leardi, F1234

• Caregivers

  • compensation
    • Gates, SP715

• Casinos and gaming sector

  • general remarks
    • Bethlenfalvy, F722–F723
  • money laundering, prevention strategies
    • reports and recommendations
      • Bethlenfalvy, F724
  • operating contracts, selection of
    • evaluation process
      • Fife, F724
  • provincial revenue guarantee
    • renegotiation of
      • Fife, F722–F723
  • reports
    • Value-for-Money Audit: Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation: Casinos, Lotteries and Internet Gaming (Auditor General, 2022)
      • Fife, F724
  • slot machines
    • regulations
      • Wong-Tam, JP29–JP30

• Casinos and gaming sector - iGaming sector

  • regulation of
    • Downey, JP14
    • iGaming Ontario, JP14

• Celiac disease

  • testing
    • availability of
      • Byers, F481
      • Khanjin, F478
      • availability of
        • Bowman, F478
    • cost of
      • Kernaghan, F483

• Cervid populations

  • chronic wasting disease
    • Smith, Dave, P115

• Chair's rulings

  • Keeping Energy Costs Down Act, 2024 (Bill 165)
    • amendment out of order, IN506
  • Preventing Unethical Puppy Sales Act, 2024 (Bill 159)
    • amendment out of order, JP692–JP693

• Chair's statements

  • committee procedure
    • discussion in closed session, P13–P14
  • committee process
    • non-amendable motions, F1943, F1943`
    • public engagement, PH77
    • selection of estimates (2022-2023), SP47
  • legislative precinct
    • rehabilitation and restoration, PH39–PH40
  • legislative precinct - rehabilitation and restoration
    • consultation with Indigenous communities, PH52
    • role of committee, PH55
    • stakeholder consultation, PH58
  • members'/ministers' remarks
    • withdrawal requested, SP179
  • regulations, creation of, SP365
  • speaking to the topic
    • clause-by-clause, SP316
  • witness appearances
    • representatives per organization, F672

• Chair's statements on legislative procedure

  • amendments out of order, SP148
    • amending a statute or parent act not before committee, F712–F714, F717, HE519–HE520, SP355
    • amending indirectly what cannot be amended directly
      • Ghamari, SP342
    • amendment beyond scope of bill, SP351, SP354–SP355
    • amendment is inconsistent with previous decisions on section, SP354, SP361
    • previous committee decisions, SP139, SP141, SP155
  • estimates
    • question and answer format, F748
  • inflammatory language, SP196
  • order and decorum, SP297
  • parliamentary language
    • honorifics/title, JP34
  • points of order
    • use of, HE328–HE329
  • speaking rotations, F628
  • speaking through the Chair, F678, SP264, SP293, SP299, SP358
  • speaking to the topic, SP95

• Charities and non-profit organizations

  • government funding
    • Dixon, F1472–F1473
    • Hazell, F1474
    • Kernaghan, F1473
    • Smith, L., F1475
  • oversight
    • Bowman, F1477
    • Dixon, F1472

• Charities and non-profits

  • community support services
    • financing models
      • fundraising
        • Bowman, F328, F331

• Child and youth services

  • wait-lists
    • Brady, F528

• Child care

  • government funding
    • Harris, F1186–F1187
    • Kernaghan, F1717
  • government strategy
    • Barnes, F553
  • northern and rural Ontario
    • Anand, F1582
    • Kernaghan, F1582

• Child care - federal-provincial cost agreement

  • negotiation
    • Kernaghan, F1356–F1357

• Child care - funding

  • home child care
    • Kernaghan, F291

• Child care - providers

  • YMCA
    • Collard, F1546–F1547
    • Pasma, F1546

• Child care - spaces

  • wait-list
    • Bowman, F1581, F1715
    • Hazell, HE358

• Child care - staff

  • compensation
    • Fife, F1354
    • Smith, L., F1358
    • West, F1583
    • sector variation
      • Kernaghan, F414

• Children and youth in care

  • government supports
    • Anand, F1189
  • housing
    • Brady, F519
    • Fife, F518, F527
  • third-party placement providers
    • Fife, F1063

• Children and youth in care - transition out of care

  • post-care supports
    • government funding
      • Anand, F1061

• City of Toronto Act, 2006, SO 2006, c 11, S A

  • land use planning, ministerial authority
    • prevailing regulations. see also Rental housing–demolition or conversion
      • Bell, HE497
      • McMahon, HE497

• Class sizes

  • average
    • vs. other jurisdictions
      • Smith, David, F686–F687

• Climate change

  • extreme weather events due to
    • derecho (Ottawa 2022). see Weather events–derecho
  • government strategy
    • Hazell, F1810
    • Schreiner, IN415
    • Smith, T., IN415
  • homeowner protections
    • Shaw, P103
  • impact of
    • digital resource tool
      • Tabuns, IN51–IN52
  • provincial impact assessment
    • contents of
      • Tabuns, IN51
    • cost of
      • Tabuns, IN51

• Climate change impact

  • infrastructure
    • Tabuns, P95–P97

• Climate change mitigation

  • government strategy
    • Piccini, IN191–IN192
    • Yakabuski, IN47
  • and housing policy
    • Clark, HE81
    • McMahon, HE80, HE107, HE113, HE1063
  • municipal governments, role in
    • McMahon, HE898

• Coal-fired gas plants

  • closure of
    • Piccini
      • 1009
  • use of
    • Schreiner, IN244
    • Smith, T., IN244

• Collective bargaining

  • as a right
    • Kernaghan, F143–F144

• College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO)

  • cross-jurisdictional registrations
    • Martin, SP184

• College of Veterinarians of Ontario

  • complaints and reports
    • Holland, IN515
    • Thompson, IN511, IN515–IN516
  • ministerial oversight
    • Dowie, IN523
  • quality assurance program
    • Dowie, IN530
    • Thompson, IN511

• Colleges and universities

  • alternative funding sources
    • Crawford, F1657
  • capital projects
    • medial schools
      • Thanigasalam, HE387–HE388
    • medical schools
      • Dunlop, SP50
  • college programs
    • education and awareness
      • Saunderson, F663
  • French-language
    • geographic accessibility
      • West, F230
    • impact of
      • Bowman, F231
      • West, F230
  • funding models
    • Martin, SP52
  • government funding
    • during COVID-19
      • Dunlop, SP53
    • operational grants
      • Dunlop, SP62–SP63
    • per-student funding
      • Pasma, SP63
    • vs. rate of inflation
      • Pasma, SP62
  • Lakehead University
    • Bowman, F1653
  • micro-credential programs
    • Dunlop, SP74–SP75
    • Rae, SP74
    • application process
      • Dunlop, SP75
  • operational funding
    • Dunlop, SP53–SP54
  • part-time students
    • Bowman, F1653
    • Hazell, F1656
    • Kernaghan, F1652
  • private. see Private universities
  • public vs. private
    • community benefits
      • Gates, SP61
    • funding
      • Gates, SP62
  • revenue streams
    • tuition
      • Dunlop, SP64
  • tuition freeze
    • Dunlop, SP63
  • tuition gees
    • government strategy
      • Dunlop, SP52

• Colleges and Universities.

  see also Post-secondary education

• Colleges and universities - facilities

  • operational funding
    • allocation
      • Shamji, SP73
    • per-student grant
      • Shamji, SP72
    • streams
      • Dunlop, SP72–SP73

• Colleges and universities - faculty

  • employment models
    • temporary vs. permanent
      • Pasma, SP71

• Commercial property

  • vacancy rates
    • Kernaghan, F1626

• Commercial vehicles

  • parking and storage
    • regulation and enforcement
      • Armstrong, HE1256
      • Bresee, HE1258
      • Kanapathi, HE1258
      • McMahon, HE1256–HE1257

• Committee procedure

  • amendments
    • timelines
      • Brady, SP797
      • Gates, SP796–SP797
      • Gélinas, SP796–SP797
      • Martin, SP795–SP796, SP797
      • Shamji, SP796–SP798
  • points of order
    • dilatory use
      • Harden, HE328
  • speaking to the topic
    • McGregor, HE675, HE679, HE683

• Committee process

  • broadcast of proceedings
    • French translation
      • Hsu, PH9
    • Parlance app
      • Hogarth, PH9
    • recordings, access to
      • Harris, PH8
      • Oosterhoff, PH10
    • recordings, file formats
      • Hsu, PH9–PH10
  • closed sessions
    • use for organization of business
      • Andrew, HE399
      • Bell, HE69, HE71, HE421
      • French, HE399
      • Harden, HE69–HE71, HE399
      • Holland, HE71
      • McMahon, HE399
      • Thanigasalam, HE71, HE399, HE421
    • use of, transparency
      • Burch, HE307
      • Fife, F25, F577
      • Gates, SP161–SP162
      • Gretzky, SP162
      • Kernaghan, F25
      • McMahon, HE307
      • Shamji, SP162–SP163
      • Vanthof, JP158
  • media asset management system
    • implementation timeline
      • Harris, PH8
  • National Conference of State Legislatures
    • members' and staff attendance
      • Harris, PH76–PH77
  • non-amendable motions
    • Fife, F1943
  • public engagement
    • Harris, PH77
    • McGregor, PH78
  • schedules and agendas
    • closed session, discussion of
      • Gélinas, SP46
    • Queen's Park Restoration Act, 2023 (Bill 75)
      • Smith, Dave, PH53
      • West, PH53
  • selection of estimates (2022-2023)
    • Gates, SP47
  • witnesses
    • presentations, grouping of
      • Bouma, P89
      • Gélinas, P89
      • McCarthy, P89–P90
      • Shaw, P90
      • Tabuns, P89

• Community health centres (CHCs)

  • general remarks
    • Byers, F1488
  • government funding
    • Harden, F1492
  • services, impact on health care expenditures
    • Bowman, F1040
  • staff recruitment and retention
    • Wong-Tam, F1044

• Community Health Centres (CHCs)

  • access to
    • French-language services
      • Pasma, F322
    • impact on patient health
      • Pasma, F321–F322
  • funding requests
    • by region
      • Peterborough
        • Kernaghan, F388
  • general remarks
    • Crawford, F317
  • operational funding
    • allocation of
      • Smith, David, F320
    • annual base funding
      • Blais, F316
      • Smith, David, F320
    • and staffing levels
      • Blais, F316
  • service delivery
    • Blais, F313
    • impact on communities
      • Smith, Dave, F384–F385
  • service delivery model
    • Dowie, F387
  • services
    • access to
      • Kernaghan, F388
  • structural stressors
    • Smith, David, F320

• Community Health Centres (CHCs) - staff

  • compensation
    • factors affecting
      • Kernaghan, F318
  • doctors
    • employment model
      • Smith, Dave, F384
    • recruitment and retention
      • Brady, F383
      • Hsu, F383
  • hiring of
    • vacancy rate
      • Blais, F317
  • recruitment and retention
    • Smith, Dave, F384

• Community housing

  • development of
    • community response
      • Leardi, HE374
    • stakeholder recommendations
      • Bell, HE375
      • Smith, L., HE376
  • government strategy
    • Tangri, HE573

• Community land trusts

  • general remarks
    • Bowman, F1493–F1494
  • government funding
    • Pasma, F1489

• Community Outreach and Support Teams (COAST)

  • programs and services. see Police services–crisis response partnerships

• Community safety

  • government strategy
    • Anand, F1733
    • Bethlenfalvy, F1733

• Community service organizations

  • Woodgreen Community Services
    • fundraising
      • Wong-Tam, F1045

• Community services

  • base funding
    • by site
      • Fraser, F681
  • food security programs
    • Fife, F680
  • government funding
    • annual rate vs. rate of inflation
      • Fife, F680
    • impact on service delivery
      • Fraser, F681
  • support programs
    • target populations
      • senior citizens
        • Fife, F680

• Conservation

  • government strategy
    • Harris, HE1807

• Conservation authorities

  • general remarks
    • Skelly, P99
  • mandate
    • Burch, HE132
    • McMahon, HE115–HE116, HE126
    • Smith, L., HE135
    • McMahon, HE126
    • flood mitigation
      • Burch, HE132
      • Fife, F498
  • municipalities, partnerships with
    • Burch, HE1001
  • reforestation programs
    • McMahon, HE86–HE87
  • role in development process
    • authority and jurisdiction
      • Bell, HE85–HE86, HE88, HE93, HE233, HE264–HE265, HE267–HE269
      • Burch, HE123–HE124, HE264
      • Fife, F1811–F1812
      • Grewal, HE237–HE238
      • Holland, HE90, HE97
      • Pang, HE234
      • Smith, L., HE264
      • Thanigasalam, HE88
  • water source protection program
    • Dowie, F500

• Conservation officers

  • number of
    • Shaw, P119
    • Vaugeois, P126

• Construction Act. R.S.O. 1990, Chapter C.30.

  • reform
    • Dowie, F858

• Construction industry

  • occupational health and safety
    • Fife, F768
    • McNaughton, F768
  • women
    • sexual harassment and violence against
      • Fife, F775–F776, HE161, HE233–HE234, HE264–HE265, HE269
      • McNaughton, F776

• consultations

  • of farmers
    • Schreiner, IN385

• Consumer protection

  • corporate pricing behaviours
    • penalties
      • Stevens, JP43
  • Enbridge Inc.
    • Tabuns, IN243
  • natural gas prices
    • Smith, Dave, IN243
  • reform
    • public consultation
      • Hogarth, JP372–JP373
      • Rasheed, JP373
  • right to repair. see also Automotive industry–right to repair
    • financial impact
      • Bowman, F345
    • government strategy
      • Anand, F346
    • policy development
      • Bowman, F348

• Consumption and treatment services

  • cap on
    • Kernaghan, F709
  • effectiveness
    • Smith, David, F452–F453
  • general remarks
    • West, F1559
  • government funding
    • Bowman, F1560
    • Gélinas, F1562
  • London
    • Kernaghan, F454
  • safe supply programs
    • Kernaghan, F377
    • by region
      • Ottawa
        • Harden, F312

• Consumption and treatment services - sites

  • operational funding
    • Sudbury
      • West, F217–218

• Convenience stores

  • employment
    • recruitment and retention
      • Byers, F341
  • retail services, taxation
    • Blais, F340

• Convenient Care at Home Act, 2023 (Bill 135)

  • Barnes, SP728, SP730
  • Brady, SP712–SP713, SP720, SP726–SP727
  • Gates, SP714–SP715, SP722–SP723, SP731–SP732
  • Gélinas, SP711–SP712, SP715, SP719–SP720, SP728–SP729, SP732
  • Jordan, SP713, SP723–SP724
  • Martin, SP710–SP711, SP713–SP714, SP720–SP722, SP727–SP728, SP730–SP731
  • Pierre, SP721
  • Quinn, SP724
  • Shamji, SP713, SP715–SP716, SP723, SP727, SP729
  • Wai, SP711
  • amendments
    • Barnes, SP799–SP801, SP806, SP811
    • Brady, SP797, SP799
    • Gates, SP796–SP797, SP801–SP803, SP805
    • Gélinas, SP794–SP820
    • Jordan, SP796, SP799, SP807, SP812
    • Martin, SP795–SP798, SP803, SP805, SP807–SP808, SP810, SP813
    • Pierre, SP801, SP809
    • Quinn, SP804–SP805
    • Shamji, SP795–SP800, SP802–SP803, SP805, SP807–SP811, SP813
  • stakeholder consultation
    • Brady, SP794
    • Gates, SP792
    • Gélinas, SP720
    • Jones, S., SP792, SP794
    • Martin, SP721–SP722

• Co-operative housing

  • availability of
    • Hazell, F1283
    • Kernaghan, F1282
    • Sattler, F1286

• Coroner inquests

  • Culleton, Kuzyk & Warmerdam Inquest (Renfrew)
    • recommendations
      • Wong-Tam, JP357–JP358

• Correctional centres

  • construction by region
    • eastern Ontario
      • Kerzner, JP348–JP349
    • northern Ontario
      • Kerzner, JP348

• Correctional facilities

  • capacity of
    • Blais, JP70

• Correctional facilities - inmates

  • Indigenous persons
    • fly-in communities
      • Downey, JP278–JP279
      • Mamakwa, JP278–JP279
  • justice centres
    • Downey, JP280
    • Flack, JP279
  • release and return to home communities
    • Downey, JP278
    • Vanthof, JP278

• Correctional services

  • government funding
    • Collard, JP361
    • Kerzner, JP361
  • solitary confinement
    • racialized groups, representation of
      • Collard, JP362
      • Kerzner, JP362

• Cost of living

  • inflation
    • causes of
      • Crawford, F888
    • factors affecting
      • Crawford, F888
  • rate of inflation
    • causes of
      • Bowman, F890
      • Crawford, F888
    • support programs
      • Bethlenfalvy, F19
  • rate of inflation, impact on
    • government response
      • Bethlenfalvy, F726–F727
      • Crawford, F726
  • support programs
    • Bethlenfalvy, F739
    • Triantafilopoulos, F739

• Court administration

  • case backlog
    • prioritization, criteria of
      • Wong-Tam, P28
  • case backlog, resolution of
    • Wong-Tam, P22
    • criminal trials. see also Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms–rights under
      • Smith, L., P23
      • Wong-Tam, P27–P28
    • funding
      • Crawford, P24
    • performance framework
      • Wong-Tam, P20–P21
    • progress reporting
      • Wong-Tam, P26–P27
  • court documents
    • online platform
      • Downey, JP12
  • court rooms, operational usage
    • average vs. optimal
      • Wong-Tam, P20
  • data collection and tracking
    • digital
      • Skelly, P25
  • digital services
    • charges, e-filing
      • Downey, JP266
    • cybersecurity
      • Downey, JP269
      • Wong-Tam, JP269
    • documentation and record keeping
      • Smith, L., P31
    • electronic document delivery
      • Downey, JP266–JP267
    • online platform
      • Downey, JP12
    • outcomes of
      • Byers, P29–P30
    • user assistance
      • Collard, JP272
      • Downey, JP272
  • French-language services
    • Collard, JP273
    • Downey, JP273, JP275–JP276
    • Kusendova-Bashta, JP275–JP276
  • hearings, virtual and hybrid
    • funding
      • Downey, JP12
    • general remarks
      • Downey, JP27
      • Jones, T., JP27
  • in-person proceedings
    • Skelly, P31
  • process efficiency
    • performance frameworks
      • in other jurisdictions
        • Wong-Tam, P21, P27
    • performance frameworks, verification of
      • Wong-Tam, P21
  • province-wide resource sharing
    • McCarthy, P17
    • acceptance and implementation
      • Skelly, P19
    • Superior Court of Justice
      • McCarthy, P18–P19
  • security requirements
    • Downey, JP269
    • Wong-Tam, JP269
  • staffing requirements
    • Downey, JP268–JP269
    • Wong-Tam, JP268–JP269
  • staffing shortages
    • Wong-Tam, JP352–JP353
  • virtual proceedings
    • funding programs
      • Crawford, P24–P25
    • streaming and recording of
      • Skelly, P31

• Court administration - backlogs

  • general remarks
    • Bethlenfalvy, F1733
    • Fife, F1733, F1769

• Court administration - civil

  • jury trials, removal
    • Barnes, F1760, F1762–F1763
  • trial by jury vs. trial by judge
    • Crawford, F368

• Court administration - criminal

  • case backlogs
    • Wong-Tam, JP129
    • per diem judges, use of
      • Gill, F110
    • virtual proceedings, use of
      • Downey, JP62, JP268

• Court administration - staff

  • absenteeism
    • assistance strategies
      • Wong-Tam, P26
  • attendance tracking strategies
    • Wong-Tam, P23, P26
  • recruitment and retention
    • Crawford, P24
    • Wong-Tam, P22

• Court cases/actions

  • R. v. Antic, 2017 SCC 27 (CanLII), [2017] 1 SCR 509
    • Dixon, JP76, JP83

• Court facilities

  • Ontario Court of Justice (Toronto)
    • Downey, JP13, JP21
    • Jones, T., JP21

• Court houses

  • construction
    • Toronto
      • Downey, JP267–JP268, JP274
      • Saunderson, JP274
      • Wong-Tam, JP268

• Courts of Justice Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. C.43

  • amendments to
    • Gill, JP176
    • McCarthy, JP176

• COVID-19

  • long COVID
    • government strategy
      • Fife, F1023

• COVID-19 - economic recovery

  • variation by industry
    • Bethlenfalvy, F18

• COVID-19 - equity-seeking groups

  • impact on senior citizens
    • Dowie, F175

• COVID-19 - government response

  • general remarks
    • Jones, S., SP17

• COVID-19 - testing

  • wastewater surveillance program
    • Bresee, IN208
    • Piccini, IN208

• COVID-19 - vaccination

  • government strategy
    • Jones, S., SP17–SP18

• COVID-19 - vaccination, target populations

  • Indigenous communities
    • Rickford, JP31
    • government strategy
      • Hogarth, JP36
      • Rickford, JP36–JP37

• COVID-19 - variant strains

  • government response
    • Jones, S., SP18

• Craft breweries

  • and industry partnerships
    • Dowie, F1073
  • regulatory environment
    • Crawford, F565
  • retail expansion
    • Kernaghan, F567
  • taxation
    • Dowie, F1072

• Credit unions and caisse populaires

  • deposit insurance, expansion
    • First Home Savings Account (federal). see Home ownership–First Home Savings Account (federal)

• Crime prevention

  • Kerzner, JP364
  • Kusendova-Bashta, JP364
  • social determinants
    • Glover, JP359–JP360

• Criminal Code (R.S.C., 1985, c. C-46)

  • bail provisions
    • Kusendova-Bashta, JP76
    • reverse onus, application of
      • Blais, JP64, JP80, JP118, JP139, JP142, JP148
      • Dixon, JP127
      • Jones, T., JP64
      • Saunderson, JP86
      • Wong-Tam, JP87, JP92

• Criminal offences

  • offenders, services for
    • Downey, JP274–JP275
    • Saunderson, JP274

• Critical Minerals Innovation Fund

  • general remarks
    • Pirie, IN250

• Critical Minerals Strategy

  • for electric vehicle production
    • Crawford, F1579
  • general remarks
    • Dowie, F1620
    • Pirie, IN248–IN250, IN257
  • lithium
    • Anand, F1618
  • processing in Ontario
    • Hsu, IN149

• Croatian Heritage Day Act, 2023 (Bill 81)

  • Andrew, HE594–HE595, HE602
  • Armstrong, HE601, HE606
  • Burch, HE594, HE601
  • Martin, HE595–HE596
  • McMahon, HE595, HE602, HE607–HE608
  • Pang, HE602
  • Sabawy, HE604
  • Skelly, HE591–HE597
  • Smith, L., HE596, HE604–HE605
  • Thanigasalam, HE608

• Curriculum

  • employment readiness
    • Lecce, SP79
  • financial literacy
    • Barnes, F548
    • Brady, F544
  • Indigenous content
    • Vaugeois, F1627
  • science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM)
    • Lecce, SP80
  • wars and conflicts
    • Flack, IN316–IN317
    • Smith, Dave, PH99
    • Smith, David, PH107
    • student trauma
      • Dixon, PH95
      • Smith, David, PH95–PH96

• Curriculum - Indigenous content

  • government funding
    • Hazell, F950
  • residential schools
    • Fife, F527

• Curriculum - reform

  • employment readiness
    • Lecce, SP86–SP87
  • math
    • Lecce, SP79

• Cutting Red Tape to Build More Homes Act, 2024 (Bill 185)

  • stakeholder consultation
    • Harris, F1933

• Cybersecurity

  • government strategy
    • Coe, JP362
    • Kerzner, JP362
  • in the public sector
    • Dixon, JP371–JP372
    • Rasheed, JP372