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Habitat for Humanity Canada
- business model
- Bell, HE160
- business model
Hamilton
- downtown core
- development
- Jama, F2477
- Shaw, F2476–F2477
- development
- downtown core
Health
- social determinants
- poverty
- Pasma, F1457
- poverty
- social determinants
Health care
- administration
- supply chain management
- Cuzzetto, F391
- supply chain management
- diagnostic imaging
- French-language
- gender-affirming
- access
- Harden, F318–F319
- access
- innovation and technology
- accelerators
- Bowman, F409
- accelerators
- medical supplies
- reimbursements for
- Clancy, SP1419
- reimbursements for
- privatization
- structural stressors
- government response
- Jones, S., SP537–SP538
- government response
- support programs
- funding
- Gates, SP630
- funding
- technology use
- Hazell, F2363
- administration
Health care - access
Health care - by region
- Niagara
- Gates, F2393–F2394
- northern Ontario
- Dowie, F1664
- government strategy
- Holland, F1661–F1662
- Niagara
Health care funding
- accountability
- Gélinas, SP1223–SP1224
- Jones, S., SP1223–SP1224
- allocation
- Canada Health Transfer (federal)
- capital vs. operational
- COVID-19 costs
- Jones, S., SP32
- FAO report: Expenditure Monitor 2022-23: Q2
- funding models
- Jones, S., SP552
- general remarks
- government strategy
- health human resources
- Kernaghan, F33
- one-time vs ongoing
- Gélinas, SP1237
- planned vs. actual
- and rate of inflation
- Bowman, F31
- reflection in estimates
- Gélinas, SP1236
- Jones, S., SP1236–SP1237
- accountability
Health care funding - by region
Health care funding - primary care - team-based
- allocation process
- Gélinas, SP548–SP549, SP1224–SP1225
- Jones, S., SP548–SP549, SP1224–SP1225
- employees
- Gélinas, SP548–SP549, SP1222–SP1223
- Jones, S., SP1222–SP1223
- mental health services
- Gélinas, SP549
- reflection in estimates
- Gélinas, SP549
- allocation process
Health care industry - operators
Health care infrastructure
- capital projects funding
- government strategy
- Wai, SP27
- government strategy
- capital projects funding
Health care - Northern Health Travel Grant
Health care policy
Health care - primary care
- access
- access by region
- Gogama
- northern and rural Ontario
- Gélinas, SP21
- Hsu, F1413–F1414
- Kernaghan, F1003
- and administrative costs
- Clancy, SP1232
- community health centres
- Byers, F1363
- Collard, F130
- government funding
- Hamid, F2250–F2251
- Pierre, F2419
- reform
- Collard, F1517
- Jordan, F1517–F1518
- community outreach
- Harden, F2251
- family health teams
- government funding
- government strategy
- Clancy, SP1366
- Coe, SP1234
- Jones, S., SP539, SP1219–SP1220
- information management systems
- Kernaghan, F1367–F1369
- integration with mental health care
- recruitment and retention
- referrals process, specialists
- Martin, SP264
- reform
- Byers, F1228
- regional partnerships
- Byers, F225
- statistics
- Clancy, SP1366
- team-based
- virtual appointments
Health care - primary care - nurse practitioners
- Health care - primary care—service coordination, team-based. see Also Ontario Health Teams
- clinician types, expansion
- Jones, S., SP549–SP550
- expansion
- Jones, S., SP539
- funding proposals
- Jones, S., SP556–SP557
- government strategy
- Jones, S., SP548
- clinician types, expansion
Health care services
- access
- chronic pain management. see Chronic pain
- clinics, service fees
- Dowie, F1294–F1295
- Kernaghan, F1290
- Sattler, F1293
- coverage. see Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP)
- for-profit vs. not-for-profit
- innovation and technology
- Shamji, SP195
- innovation and technology
- French-language services
- government funding
- Barnes, F2395
- Hazell, F2394–F2395
- insured services
- Gélinas, SP284
- models of care
- Community Health Centres (CHCs) vs. Ontario Health Teams
- Dowie, F387
- Community Health Centres (CHCs) vs. Ontario Health Teams
- northern Ontario
- geographical accessibility
- Dowie, F251
- geographical accessibility
- standards of care
- urgent care
- government funding
- Gates, F2365
- government funding
- wait-times
Health care services - delivery
Health care system
- administrative data
- Jones, S., SP167
- anti-racism education
- Mamakwa, SP210–SP211
- general remarks
- Gates, SP188
- government strategy
- health human resources
- northern and rural Ontario
- Shamji, SP279
- operational efficiencies
- in other provinces
- Rae, SP219
- oversight mechanisms
- Shamji, SP279
- privatization
- public vs. private
- structural stressors
- administrative data
Health care workers
- administrative work
- Crawford, F1790
- as-of-right initiative. see Health care workers - recruitment and retention—as-of-right initiative
- education and training programs
- Pang, SP1350
- allied health programs
- Quinn, SP1346
- enrolment spaces, expansion
- Jones, S., SP539–SP540
- Learn and Stay grant
- Cuzzetto, F212, F310
- Dowie, F236
- Dunlop, SP49, SP665, SP668–SP669
- Jones, S., SP166
- Pierre, SP667–SP668
- Quinn, SP1350–SP1351
- Triantafilopoulos, F326
- employment
- employment programs
- Jones, S., SP40
- internationally trained
- mental health and well-being
- burnout
- Begum, F660
- burnout
- occupational health and safety
- professional scope
- Jordan, SP264–SP265
- regulation of
- Gates, SP273
- registered cardiology technologists. see Registered cardiology technologists
- scope of practice, expansion
- Jones, S., SP538, SP1221–SP1222
- shortage
- Shamji, SP23
- supply and distribution
- Cuzzetto, F349
- support programs
- Smith, David, F387
- workplace violence
- administrative work
Health care workers - compensation
- general remarks
- Gates, SP253
- Gretzky, F2357
- Hamid, F2355–F2356
- Hazell, F2328–F2329, F2352
- Kernaghan, F2328, F2344
- mental health sector
- Kernaghan, F2171
- northern Ontario
- Kernaghan, F2181–F2182, F2186
- retention, impact
- Kernaghan, F2163–F2164
- Smith, Dave, F2163
- general remarks
Health care workers - licensing process
- internationally trained
- Anand, F212
- national licensure
- Rae, SP245
- standards
- Gélinas, SP245–SP246
- Martin, SP245–SP246
- Rae, SP244
- timelines
- Gélinas, SP243–SP244
- internationally trained
- Health care workers - recruitment and retention. see also Health care workers—education and training programs—Learn and Stay grant
- as-of-right initiative
- inter-provincial mobility, regulations
- Gélinas, SP243
- Jones, S., SP166, SP170–SP171
- Jordan, SP239
- Martin, SP219–SP220, SP272, SP277
- Quinn, SP285
- Shamji, SP244
- inter-provincial mobility, regulations
- factors affecting
- Gates, SP749
- funding
- Jones, S., SP19
- general remarks
- government strategy
- Blais, F359
- Jones, S., SP544–SP545, SP556, SP560–SP561, SP792
- Kernaghan, F33
- Quinn, SP560
- Rae, SP544
- Shamji, SP218, SP222
- internationally trained
- northern and rural Ontario
- program initiatives
- Jones, S., SP18
- provincial strategy
- Kernaghan, F392–F393
- recruitment initiatives
- Shamji, SP177
- system, impact on
- Fife, F396
- as-of-right initiative
Health facilities - health clinics
- Health facilities - health clinics - nurse practitioner led. see Nurse practitioner-led clinics
Healthy Babies Healthy Children program
Healthy Smiles Ontario
Heart Valve Disease Awareness Act, 2023 (Bill 66)
- Brady, SP990–SP991, SP999–SP1000
- Cuzzetto, SP987–SP991, SP998
- G
élinas,
SP989–SP990, SP999, SP1001 - Jordan, SP1000
- Martin, SP989
- Quinn, SP1000
- Shamji, SP997
- Vaugeois, SP1001
- Wai, SP989, SP997
- amendments
- Martin, SP1003–SP1004
Helping Homebuyers, Protecting Tenants Act, 2023 (Bill 97)
- Bell, HE425–HE426, HE429–HE430, HE438, HE448–HE449, HE455–HE456, HE461–HE462, HE469–HE470, HE478–HE479, HE484, HE486–HE487
- Burch, HE476–HE477, HE483–HE484
- Clark, HE423–HE432
- Grewal, HE466–HE467
- Harden, HE435–HE436, HE445, HE448, HE451–HE452, HE463–HE465
- Holland, HE431, HE446–HE447, HE457
- Leardi, HE478, HE480–HE481
- McGregor, HE429–HE431, HE437–HE438
- McMahon, HE428–HE429, HE431–HE432, HE436–HE437, HE439–HE440, HE446, HE449, HE452–HE453, HE456–HE457, HE462, HE465–HE466, HE470–HE471, HE477, HE479–HE480, HE484–HE485, HE487–HE488, HE491
- Pang, HE463
- Rae, HE441, HE447, HE453, HE471
- Sabawy, HE485–HE486
- Schreiner, IN219
- Smith, L., HE477–HE478, HE489
- Thanigasalam, HE437, HE450, HE454, HE472, HE488
- Thompson, IN219
- amendments
- Bell, HE493–HE522, HE524–HE531
- McGregor, HE507, HE510–HE511, HE516, HE518, HE521, HE531
- McMahon, HE494–HE501, HE503, HE505–HE508, HE511–HE520, HE522–HE523, HE525–HE526, HE529–HE531
- Pang, HE495, HE502, HE505
- Rae, HE494–HE504, HE506, HE508–HE509, HE516, HE520
- Sabawy, HE512
- Smith, L., HE512, HE520–HE521, HE525
- Thanigasalam, HE511
- committee process
- consultation process
- Clark, HE432
- housing supply, impact on
- rental housing market, impact on
- Smith, L., HE440–HE441
- Schedule 2: City of Toronto Act, 2006, SO 2006, c 11, S A
- Bell, HE497, HE500
- McMahon, HE497–HE498, HE500–HE501
- Schedule 6: Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, c P.13
- Bell, HE519
- Schedule 7: illegal evictions, fines and penalties
- Bell, HE526
- Schedule 7: Residential Tenancies Act, 2006, SO 2006, c 17
- Bell, HE530
- scope
- tenant protections
- Harden, HE435
- tenant protections
- stakeholder consultation
- Bell, HE439
- tenant protections
- McMahon, HE488
Heritage organizations
Heritage properties
- designation
- backlog
- McGregor, HE1314–HE1315
- McMahon, HE1314–HE1315
- process
- Andrew, HE675
- removal
- backlog
- and housing development
- McMahon, HE291
- Little Jamaica
- recognition of
- Andrew, HE676
- recognition of
- protection
- public use
- racialized communities
- recognition
- Andrew, HE674–HE676
- Ford, M., HE676, HE684
- Stevens, HE684
- recognition
- designation
Highway 11/17
- public-private partnership (P3)
- French, HE562–HE563
- Mulroney, HE563
- Vaugeois, P86–P87
- twinning
- 2+1 system
- pilot program
- Vanthof, P77
- pilot program
- widening
- French, HE1443
- Harden, HE1443–HE1444
- Sarkaria, HE1443–HE1444
- public-private partnership (P3)
Highway 407 ETR
Highway 407 ETR - tolls
Highway 413
- agricultural impact
- consultations with Indigenous communities
- French, HE1455–HE1456
- Harden, HE1455
- McMahon, HE1455
- cost
- development
- economic impact
- environmental assessment
- French, HE1457
- exemption
- French, HE1411, HE1453–HE1455, HE1458–HE1459
- Harden, HE1453–HE1455
- McMahon, HE1396, HE1412–HE1413, HE1452, HE1458, HE1460
- Rae, HE1453
- Sarkaria, HE1388, HE1396
- environmental impact
- Grewal, HE1413
- McMahon, HE1458–HE1459
- general remarks
- Smith, David, F668
- government strategy
- Bethlenfalvy, F2009
- Bowman, F861
- Hamid, F2009
- Sarkaria, F1265–F1266
- government transparency
- Fife, F1082
- vs. highway 407 toll removal
- McMahon, HE1431
- land ownership, conflict of interest
- McMahon, HE1395
- traffic congestion, impact
Highways and roads
Highways and roads - construction and expansion
- climate change, able to withstand
- Cochrane bypass project
- French, HE1447
- congestion, impact on
- Bell, HE1408
- cost recovery
- Vaugeois, P75
- expropriations
- government strategy
- Highway 7
- French, HE1444–HE1445
- Harden, HE1444–HE1446
- Rae, HE1445
- Highway 40 widening (Sarnia
-
Lambton)- French, HE1446
- Highway 69
- French, HE1446–HE1447
- Harden, HE1447
- Highway 69 four-laning
- completion rates
- Gélinas, P81–P82
- completion rates
- Highway 174/17
- Highway 401
- Bresee, HE1278
- Sarkaria, HE1278
- tunneling
- widening
- French, HE1275, HE1447–HE1448
- Harden, HE1448–HE1449
- Indigenous communities
- consultations
- French, HE1444
- Harden, HE1443
- Sarkaria, HE1443–HE1444
- consultations
- Lauzon Parkway (Windsor)
- Dowie, F149–F150
- Morriston bypass project
- French, HE1446
- northern highways
- supply chain management
- procurement
- Dowie, F50
- procurement
- 24/7 construction
- Sarkaria, HE1388
- widening
- decision process
- Skelly, P77
- decision process
Highways and roads - infrastructure
- construction, barriers
- Crawford, F1033
- and municipalities
- northern Ontario
- Mamakwa, JP287
- Rickford, JP287–JP288
- cost and maintenance
- transfer to municipal responsibility
- Vanthof, F287–F288
- transfer to municipal responsibility
- traffic congestion
- construction, barriers
Highways and roads - maintenance and repair
- bridges and culverts
- government funding
- Rickford, IN342–IN343
- West, IN342
- government funding
- climate change, impact
- general remarks
- Clancy, F1331
- government funding
- Babikian, F153
- industrial trucks, impact
- Bourgouin, IN342
- government funding
- Bourgouin, IN342
- Rickford, IN342–IN344
- Schreiner, IN343
- jurisdiction
- Highway 174/17
- Gélinas, P82
- Highway 174/17
- municipal vs. provincial
- Skelly, P78
- northern Ontario
- Bowman, F1617
- reflection in estimates (2022-2023)
- Pirie, IN45–IN46
- winter
- northern Ontario
- Dixon, IN45
- northern Ontario
- winter maintenance contracts
- bridges and culverts
Highways and roads - safety
- accidents/fatalities
- audits
- Collard, F152
- collisions statistics
- personal injuries
- Rakocevic, P166
- personal injuries
- general remarks
- Smith, Dave, F2473
- government strategy
- health care expenditures, impact on
- Fife, F1030
- Highway 11/17
- infrastructure
- Bourgouin, IN335
- Rickford, IN335–IN336
- infrastructure
- Highway 144
- Gélinas, P82
- injuries and fatalities
- cyclists
- northern Ontario
- Kernaghan, F2182
- penalties for traffic law violations
- Bresee, HE1383
- French, HE1383–HE1384
- inspection stations
- French, P81
- pavement markings
- Skelly, P79
- provincial-municipal partnerships
- Hazell, F1035
- regulation and enforcement
- Bresee, HE1279
- Harden, HE1281–HE1282
- Sarkaria, HE1279, HE1281–HE1282
- northern Ontario
- French, HE1282
- speed limits
- Winter Roads Program
- Bresee, IN630–IN631
- Mamakwa, IN633
- Rickford, IN631, IN633
Highways and roads - safety - by region
Highways and roads - snow clearance
- snowplows, safety
- standard
- government funding
- Bourgouin, IN336
- Rickford, IN336–IN337
- government funding
Highways and roads - traffic congestion
- economic impact
- Mulroney, HE553
- government strategy
- Bell, HE1399, HE1468
- Grewal, HE1402
- Harden, HE1411–HE1412
- McMahon, HE1404
- Rae, HE1420
- Sandhu, HE1404
- Sarkaria, HE1393–HE1394
- and population growth
- Sandhu, HE1404
- statistics
- Toronto
- economic impact
Highways and roads - vulnerable users
- cycling infrastructure
- Harden, HE1297–HE1298
- McMahon, HE1292
- Surma, HE1297–HE1298
- definition
- French, HE1381–HE1382
- driver training
- Mantha, HE646
- general remarks
- Shaw, HE1122
- government strategy
- injuries and fatalities
- annual rate
- Harden, HE1392
- fines and penalties
- Bell, HE632–HE633, HE644–HE645, HE1435
- Bresee, HE1382
- French, HE629–HE633, HE635, HE641–HE642, HE644, HE647, HE651, HE1366, HE1381–HE1382, HE1395
- Glover, HE650
- Mantha, HE636
- Martin, HE643, HE652
- McMahon, HE633, HE1372, HE1382
- Sabawy, HE641
- Sarkaria, HE1395
- Sattler, HE635
- Smith, L., HE649–HE650
- in other jurisdictions
- McMahon, HE642
- general remarks
- Fife, F768
- Harden, F1530–F1531
- statements by stakeholders
- French, HE630–HE631
- annual rate
- police officers
- training
- French, HE637–HE638
- Martin, HE637
- training
- cycling infrastructure
Home and community care
- access
- care hours
- community involvement
- Gélinas, SP765
- community support services
- capacity
- Gélinas, SP747
- capacity
- cost
- family caregivers
- family-managed care
- funding allocation
- Gélinas, SP37
- funding allocation
- government funding
- government strategy
- housing accessibility
- Andrew, SP1392
- integrated models of care
- Martin, SP730–SP731, SP756
- by region
- Durham
- Barnes, SP730
- Durham
- linguistically appropriate services
- vs. other care models
- cost
- Kernaghan, F945
- cost
- oversight
- Dowie, F994
- patient bill of rights
- Gélinas, SP775
- patient consent
- Martin, SP764
- patient referral forms
- standardization
- Barnes, SP775
- standardization
- personal health information protection
- Gélinas, SP812–SP813
- Jordan, SP812
- privatization
- Gates, SP722, SP731, SP767
- Gélinas, SP794–SP795
- Martin, SP730, SP780–SP781
- Shamji, SP723
- respite services
- worker recruitment and retention
- Gretzky, F151
- worker recruitment and retention
- service availability
- Brady, SP727
- Gates, SP731
- Northern Ontario
- Gélinas, SP711–SP712, SP789
- rural Ontario
- Brady, SP712–SP713
- standards of care
Home and community care - delivery models
Home and community care - funding
Home and community care - pediatric
Home and community care providers
- accountability and oversight
- Bayshore Healthcare
- billing practices
- Gélinas, SP737–SP738
- recruitment and retention
- Gélinas, SP738
- billing practices
- billing practices
- Brady, SP739
- contract procurement process
- Shamji, SP716
- general remarks
- Martin, SP766
- government funding
- Gates, SP781–SP782
- nursing agencies, use
- Gélinas, SP746
- staff compensation
- Gates, SP741
Home and community care - reform
- Home and community care - reform - transition to Ontario Health Teams. see also Ontario Health Teams - home and community care
Home and community care - services
Home and community care - staff
- care coordinators
- Gélinas, SP712
- for-profit agencies
- Gélinas, SP790
- for-profit vs. not-for-profit agencies
- Barnes, SP800–SP801
- Gates, SP801
- Gélinas, SP800–SP801, SP801
- on Ontario Health Teams
- Gélinas, SP758
- primary care vs. agencies
- G
élinas,
SP772
- G
- compensation
- nurse practitioners, role
- placement availability
- Barnes, SP728
- recruitment and retention
- Brady, SP742
- Gélinas, SP720
- G
élinas,
SP773 - Jones, S., SP790–SP791
- Martin, SP760
- Quinn, SP759
- Shamji, SP790–SP791
- compensation, role
- employment models, impact of
- Gélinas, SP729, SP789, SP799–SP800
- government strategy
- care coordinators
Home and community care workers
- compensation
- Kernaghan, F944–F945, F952–F953, F1309–F1310
- Sattler, F1304
- compensation
Home Construction Regulatory Authority (HCRA)
Home heating
- affordability programs
- federal heat pump subsidies
- Lecce, IN594–IN595
- Shaw, IN594–IN595
- federal heat pump subsidies
- consumer choice
- Tabuns, IN421–IN422
- hybrid systems
- Yakabuski, IN477
- propane
- Smith, Dave, F2329
- affordability programs
Home heating - transition from natural gas
- cost to consumers
- Barnes, IN460
- developers, impact
- Smith, Dave, IN426
- electricity requirements
- Sarrazin, IN433
- Schreiner, IN434, IN479–IN480
- Yakabuski, IN432, IN435
- general remarks
- in other jurisdictions
- stranded assets
- Schreiner, IN425, IN434, IN449, IN451–IN452, IN460
- Tabuns, IN425, IN487–IN488
- timeline
- Barnes, IN457–IN458
- Tabuns, IN433
- urban vs. rural
- Harden, IN479
- cost to consumers
Home ownership
Honouring Our Veterans Act, 2023 (Bill 65)
- Bailey, PH107
- Begum, PH108–PH109, PH114–PH115
- Coe, PH91–PH95, PH100–PH101, PH110, PH113
- Dixon, PH95
- Gallagher Murphy, PH101–PH102
- Sarrazin, PH109
- Shaw, PH92, PH94–PH95, PH100–PH102, PH106–PH108, PH115–PH116
- Smith, Dave, PH99–PH100, PH107–PH108
- Smith, David, PH94–PH96
- Hospice care. see Palliative care
Hospice Care Ottawa
- Hospices. see Palliative care facilities
Hospital funding
- allocation, emergency departments
- allocation models
- Jones, S., SP557–SP558
- base funding
- Gélinas, SP557–SP558
- extern program
- Gélinas, SP563
- government strategy
- Jones, S., SP1221
- program allocation
- Gélinas, SP557
Hospital services
- closures due to staffing
- Jones, S., SP1231–SP1232
- recordkeeping
- Gélinas, SP1231–SP1232
- closures due to staffing
Hospital services - emergency care
- community support services
- dementia and other neurocognitive conditions
- Gélinas, F227
- dementia and other neurocognitive conditions
- department closures. see also
specific sites - Kernaghan, F1706–F1707
- due to staff shortages
- Hazell, F1350
- government strategy
- Jones, S., SP552
- northern Ontario
- Bowman, F1661
- temporary, impact on communities
- Bowman, F238
- government funding
- Shamji, SP552
- northern and rural Ontario
- Jones, S., SP1234
- wait-time
- Harden, F1493
- community support services
- Hospital services - surgical procedures. see also Surgical procedures
- backlog remediation
- funding
- Gélinas, SP259–SP260
- Martin, SP201–SP202, SP264
- prioritization criteria
- Martin, SP264
- funding
- delivery
- hybrid operating rooms
- Brady, F393
- inpatient vs. outpatient centres
- Gélinas, SP292
- operating rooms, service capacity
- wait-list
- centralized management system
- Gélinas, SP270, SP1237–SP1238
- Jones, S., SP1237–SP1238
- Martin, SP306
- centralized management system
- wait-time
- Rae, SP201
- backlog remediation
Hospitality industry
Hospitals
- debt
- Elder Care Capital Assistance Program (ELDCAP). see Long-term care
- expenditures
- uninsured patients
- Shamji, SP551–SP552
- uninsured patients
- government funding
- Jones, S., SP538
- medium-sized
- government funding
- Clark, F1434
- government funding
- northern and rural Ontario
- budgets
- Gélinas, F1579
- budgets
Hospitals - beds
- permanent vs. temporary
- Gélinas, SP44
- permanent vs. temporary
Hospitals - by site
Hospitals - capacity and overcrowding
Hospitals - capital projects
Hospitals - capital projects by region
- Niagara
- Gates, SP740–SP741
- Pierre, SP737
- construction timeline
- Gates, SP542–SP543
- Jones, S., SP542–SP543
- Niagara
Hospitals - construction by region
Hospitals - funding
- allocation
- capital projects
- budget (2022)
- Jones, S., SP27
- budget (2022)
- COVID-19
- formula
- Smith, Dave, F2441
- general remarks
- Gallagher Murphy, F2442
- government
- Fife, F55
- loans
- Pasma, F1437–F1438
- use
- Kernaghan, F1290
- medium-sized
- Blais, F2262
- Clark, F2259
- Hazell, F2261–F2262
- operational
- vs. other provinces
- Kernaghan, F330
Hospitals - funding by site
Hospitals - services
- wait-time
- Peterborough
- Bowman, F923
- Peterborough
- wait-time
Hospitals - staff
The Hospital for Sick Children (Sickkids)
- patient demographics
- Martin, SP710
- patient demographics
Housing
Housing Affordability Task Force
- recommendations
- report (2022)
- land availability
- Burch, HE311–HE312
- recommendations
- McGregor, HE192
- land availability
- Housing - affordable. see Affordable housing
- Housing - affordable, development. see Affordable housing - development
Housing - by region
Housing developers
- approvals and permits, timelines
- Housing development. see Transit-oriented communities - housing development
- adaptation of existing buildings
- commercial conversions
- Rae, F1895–F1896
- community
- engagement
- relations
- McGregor, HE331
- government strategy
- Smith, L., HE587–HE588
- response
- McGregor, HE368
- completion timelines
- factors affecting
- Sabawy, HE486
- factors affecting
- data collection and tracking
- developer incentives
- Sabawy, HE327
- general remarks
- government strategy
- inclusionary zoning
- infill vs. low-density
- Clancy, HE1155–HE1156
- McMahon, HE1129
- infrastructure costs
- Jordan, IN700
- Lecce, IN674–IN675, IN678
- Pinsonneault, IN701
- Yakabuski, IN707
- interest rates, impact of
- intergovernmental cooperation
- Bell, HE80
- jurisdiction
- Sabawy, HE326
- and labour markets
- land availability
- non-profit organizations
- stakeholder recommendations
- Smith, L., HE367
- stakeholder recommendations
- planning process
- regulatory environment
- senior citizens
Housing development - approvals and permits
- requirements
- Smith, L., HE449
- site plan control exemptions
- timelines
- Bell, HE299
- Burch, HE118, HE262
- Calandra, HE1175–HE1176
- Coe, HE87
- Crawford, F376–F377
- Fife, F649
- Grewal, HE134, HE247
- Harden, HE262
- Leardi, HE165
- McGregor, HE132, HE368, HE390–HE391
- McMahon, HE1025
- Pang, HE57, HE162, HE327
- Sabawy, HE20, HE37–HE38, HE123, HE359
- Smith, L., HE23
- Thanigasalam, HE131
- application fees, refund of
- other jurisdictions
- Smith, L., HE359
- regional variation
- Clark, HE318
- requirements
Housing development - by region
- Barrie
- Burch, HE980
- Burlington
- Cambridge
- McMahon, HE1023
- Durham
- Armstrong, HE982–HE983
- Barnes, HE982
- Coe, HE981
- Greater Golden Horseshoe
- McMahon, HE992
- Halton
- Kusendova-Bashta, HE127
- Triantafilopoulos, HE939–HE940
- Kitchener
- Harris, HE1041–HE1042
- McMahon, HE1041
- Rae, HE1051
- Mississauga
- Niagara
- northern and rural Ontario
- Ottawa
- Armstrong, HE1139–HE1140
- Ghamari, F1444
- Harden, HE207
- Sabawy, HE1139
- municipal development charges
- Blais, F2258
- Peel
- Bell, HE125
- McMahon, HE964
- Rae, HE945–HE946
- Selwyn, Lakefield South
- Smith, Dave, IN495
- Sudbury
- Dowie, F1570
- Toronto
- densification
- McGregor, HE337
- densification
- Town of Wasaga Beach
- Burch, HE1234
- Waterloo
- Burch, HE1033, HE1068–HE1069
- Coe, HE1070
- Harris, HE1032–HE1033
- McMahon, HE1031, HE1079
- Rae, HE1080
- York
- Barrie
Housing development - construction
- cost
- government strategy
- Hamid, F2272
- government strategy
- delays
- factors affecting
- Smith, L., HE489
- factors affecting
- government role
- Kernaghan, F2212
- interest rates, impact
- Rae, HE1227
- municipal-provincial relationship
- Shaw, F2429
- projects
- status of, Toronto
- Smith, L., HE330–HE331
- status of, Toronto
- regulatory environment
- Kernaghan, JP399
- small developers
- Hamid, F2211
- starts
- cost
Housing development - densification
- community response
- format diversity
- McMahon, HE326
- general remarks
- Bell, HE126
- Kernaghan, F1330
- Leardi, HE481
- McMahon, HE763–HE764, HE907
- government strategy
- Bell, HE1137, HE1179–HE1180
- Clancy, HE1149
- Coe, HE1147
- McMahon, HE462, HE470–HE471, HE480, HE1146
- mid-density
- Bell, HE141, HE170
- Smith, L., HE215–HE216
- government strategy
- Bell, HE103
- models
- McMahon, HE106
- municipal approvals
- by region
- Harden, HE329
- by region
- municipal official plans
- Harden, HE451
- northern Ontario
- Smith, Dave, HE1181
- public consultation
- impact of
- Harden, HE329
- impact of
- public parks and spaces, development
- Bell, HE94
- by region
- Toronto
- McGregor, HE337
- Toronto
- secondary units
Housing development - format diversity
Housing development - government funding
Housing development - municipal charges
- cost
- Yakabuski, F743
- exemptions and discounts
- Bell, HE1178
- Burch, HE1001
- Clark, HE75
- Hazell, F1889
- Pang, HE1025–HE1026
- Vaugeois, F1674
- affordability, impact
- affordability requirements
- Bell, HE271, HE276–HE279, HE456
- Cuzzetto, F464
- Dowie, F445
- Harden, HE277–HE278
- Hogarth, F556
- McGregor, HE276–HE277
- McMahon, HE271
- Sabawy, HE227, HE237
- Smith, L., HE238
- Thanigasalam, HE155
- as development incentive
- Pang, HE365
- municipalities, impact
- Armstrong, HE1140
- Bell, F1905–F1906, HE96, HE106, HE113, HE204, HE213–HE214, HE270, HE273–HE275, HE277–HE278, HE582
- Blais, HE199–HE200, HE586
- Bowman, F456, F1087, F1672, HE984
- Brady, F149, F559
- Burch, HE1049, HE1069, HE1184–HE1185
- Byers, HE152–HE153
- Calandra, HE1184–HE1185
- Clark, HE586
- Cuzzetto, F141–F142
- Dowie, F125, F1673
- Fife, F445, F455, F629, F1906, HE270, HE274
- Gretzky, F140, F151–F152
- Grewal, HE151, HE174
- Harden, HE150–HE151, HE217, HE236
- Holland, HE151–HE152
- Kernaghan, F123, F148, F403, F446, F1671
- McMahon, HE151, HE274–HE275, HE278
- Pang, HE984
- Shaw, HE925
- Smith, L., HE154–HE155
- transferal of costs, taxes
- Begum, F741
- expenditure audit
- Blais, F364–F365
- first-time buyers, impact
- Hazell, F1895
- funds, use
- Bell, HE766–HE767
- Calandra, HE766
- general remarks
- Ottawa
- Blais, F2258–F2259
- Clark, F2259–F2260
- Skelly, F2262–F2263
- parkland dedication fees
- cost
Housing development - municipalities
Housing development - provincial building targets
- data collection and tracking
- Blais, HE578, HE585–HE586
- Clark, HE585–HE586
- housing starts vs. housing completions
- Blais, HE579
- general remarks
- land availability
- Burch, HE476
- municipal allocation, by region
- planned vs. actual
- data collection and tracking
Housing development - regional governance
- development timelines
- Burch, HE853
- general remarks
- McMahon, HE857, HE923–HE924
- development timelines
Housing market
Housing policy
Housing supply
Housing Supply Action Implementation Team
- general remarks
- Clark, HE5
- general remarks
Housing - supportive
- availability
- definition
- Harden, HE235
- delivery model
- public vs. private
- Kernaghan, F378
- public vs. private
- development
- Shamji, F1286
- funding allocation
- Bowman, F296
- general remarks
- Kernaghan, F1575
- government funding
- government strategy
- Dixon, JP1130
- impact
- Kernaghan, F378
- northern Ontario
- Bowman, F1638
- by provider
- Canadian Mental Health Association
- Bowman, F216
- Canadian Mental Health Association
- wait-time
Human trafficking
- definition
- Wong-Tam, JP330
- digital and technology-facilitated
- Smith, L., JP939–JP940
- general remarks
- Collard, JP319–JP320
- Smith, L., JP939
- labour trafficking
- trends
- Crawford, F594
- trends
- northern and rural Ontario
- Fife, F1023
- and organized crime
- McGregor, JP999
- prosecution
- Dixon, JP1003
- public education
- Wong-Tam, JP1001–JP1002
- definition
Human trafficking - government strategy
Human trafficking - prevention
Human trafficking - victim services
- federal government, role
- Oosterhoff, JP328
- general remarks
- government funding
- housing, access
- Glover, JP328–JP329
- Wong-Tam, JP340–JP341, JP997
- inter-connectivity
- Collard, JP328
- Glover, JP330, JP336–JP337, JP343
- Scott, JP333
- multilingual
- Kusendova-Bashta, JP326
- staff
- federal government, role
Human trafficking - victims
- children and youth in care
- Clancy, SP1153
- MacLeod, SP1159
- prevention
- Pang, SP1168
- Taylor, SP1166–SP1167
- international networks
- Saunderson, JP1053
- children and youth in care
Human trafficking - victims - coerced debts
- community support programs
- Dixon, JP326
- landlords
- Wong-Tam, JP337
- in other jurisdictions
- Glover, JP327
- prohibition of
- Collard, JP322, JP325, JP381–JP382
- Glover, JP320, JP322, JP336, JP379
- Saunderson, JP329, JP333–JP334
- Schreiner, JP321
- Scott, JP321, JP379–JP382
- recovery
- tribunal adjudication
- community support programs
Hunting and angling
- government strategy
- Smith, G.
- government strategy