Speaker letter w Committee Hansard index Parliament 44 Session 1

Committee speaker index

Letter: W

Wai, D. (PC, Richmond Hill)
- Long-term care facilities
  - staff training, SP89
- Ontario Building Code
  - accessibility requirements, SP36
- Ontario Day
  - general remarks, SP72
- Post-secondary education
  - mental health supports, SP111
- School boards
  - reform, SP64
- Senior citizens
  - government supports, SP40
Watt, T. (LIB, Nepean)
- Consumer protection
  - credit reports
    - disclosure requirements, HE341
  - loyalty reward points
    - government strategy, HE338
- Highway 416
  - Barnsdale interchange, HE228–HE229
- Highways and roads - construction and expansion
  - Highway 401 tunneling, HE236
- Highways and roads - safety
  - provincial-municipal cooperation, HE237
- Integrity Commissioners
  - local
    - qualification, HE86
    - training and education, HE29, HE46
- Municipal Accountability Act, 2025 (Bill 9), HE10–HE11, HE13–HE14, HE19, HE22, HE26–HE27, HE29, HE35, HE39, HE42–HE43, HE45–HE46, HE53–HE54, HE56–HE57, HE67, HE75–HE76, HE83, HE85–HE86, HE93–HE94, HE109–HE110
  - consultations, HE14
  - implementation, HE14
    - provincial funding, HE19
  - terminology, definitions, HE76
- Municipal Councillors
  - accountability and transparency, HE13
  - election
    - background checks, HE11
  - removal, HE39
    - during election, HE13, HE56
    - politicization, HE46
    - training and education
      - conflict management, HE19
    - unanimous vote, HE11, HE26, HE54
      - politicization (cliques), HE83
      - politicization (small towns), HE85
    - unanimous vote vs. judicial decision, HE14, HE43, HE67, HE83, HE93
    - whistle-blower protections, HE27
  - training and education, HE22
    - Niagara region, HE39
- Municipal staff
  - whistle-blowers, HE27
- Protect Ontario by Cutting Red Tape Act, 2025 (Bill 46), HE337–HE338, HE340–HE341
  - regulatory implementation, HE337–HE338, HE340–HE341
- Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
  - amendments, IN160, IN162–IN164
- Public transit
  - capital expenditures, HE237–HE238
- Standing Committee on Heritage, Infrastructure and Cultural Policy
  - committee business
    - selection of estimates (2025-2026), HE199–HE200
- Transit - by region
  - Ottawa
    - LRT uploading, HE229–HE230
- Transportation infrastructure development
  - government funding, HE230–HE231
West, J. (NDP, Sudbury)
- Broadband services
  - availability
    - timelines, IN334
  - procurement, IN334
    - contract cancellation, IN333
- Electricity rates
  - government strategy, IN499
- Electricity supply
  - surplus, storage, IN483–IN484
- Energy generation
  - government strategy, IN500
  - hydrogen use and generation
    - allocation, IN546–IN547
    - natural gas, IN474–IN475
    - water, IN546
- Energy industry
  - domestic procurement
    - government funding, accountability, IN549
- Energy policy
  - access to grid, conditional
    - accountability and oversight, IN471, IN481, IN490, IN551
  - mandation of priorities
    - consumer protection, IN542–IN543, IN552–IN553
  - subsidization, IN319
- Energy rates
  - factors affecting, IN319
- Government accountability and oversight
  - special economic zones, IN76, IN93
- Highway construction and expansion
  - utility and broadband bundling, IN493–IN494
- Indigenous communities
  - living conditions, IN101
- Indigenous communities - water and sewage infrastructure
  - boil-water advisories, IN100
- Innovation and technology industry
  - data centres
    - and energy storage, IN490
    - resource needs, IN484, IN493
    - resource needs, water, IN472, IN475
- Landfills
  - Dresden
    - expansion, IN472
- Mining industry
  - approvals and permits process
    - government strategy, IN23
  - economic impact, IN73, IN86
  - environmental impact, IN85, IN139, IN141
  - financing programs, exploration
    - Ontario Junior Exploration Program, IN334–IN335
- Mining industry - Indigenous communities
  - duty to consult, IN23–IN24, IN40–IN41, IN46, IN49, IN58–IN59, IN74, IN93, IN108, IN116–IN117
  - Indigenous consultation and consent, IN333
- Ministry of Energy and Mines
  - estimates (2025-2026), IN319–IN321, IN333–IN335
- Motions.
  - additional hearings re: Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
    - presented, IN61–IN62, IN116–IN117
    - responded to, IN6, IN115–IN116
- Natural gas
  - use, IN499
- Nuclear generation facilities - small modular reactors (SMRs)
  - development
    - cost, projection verification, IN320
    - domestic procurement, IN320–IN321, IN481
- Ontario Energy Board (OEB)
  - CEO, procedural authority
    - public consultation, IN555–IN556
  - "consumer protection" as priority, IN554
- Professional Engineers Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. P.28
  - reform, IN77
- Protect Ontario by Securing Affordable Energy for Generations Act, 2025 (Bill 40), IN471–IN472, IN474–IN475, IN480–IN481, IN483–IN484, IN490–IN491, IN493–IN494, IN499–IN500
  - amendments, IN541–IN543, IN545–IN549, IN551–IN556, IN558
- Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5), IN23–IN24, IN33–IN34, IN40–IN41, IN46, IN49, IN55–IN56, IN58–IN59, IN73–IN74, IN76–IN77, IN83, IN85–IN86, IN93–IN94, IN100–IN101, IN107–IN108, IN116–IN118
  - amendments, IN133, IN135, IN137, IN139–IN141, IN148–IN150
  - legal liability, IN333
- Skills Development Fund
  - accountability and transparency, F101
  - beneficiaries
    - Scale Hospitality, F99–F100
- Species at risk
  - definition, IN132, IN134
  - extinction
    - environmental impact, IN83
  - Indigenous consultation, IN140
Williams, Hon. C.A. (PC, Brampton Centre)
- Skilled trades - education and training
  - women, SP143
- Women
  - labour market participation, SP141–SP143
Wong-Tam, K. (NDP, Toronto Centre)
- Committee procedure
  - estimates
    - time allotted, JP4–JP6
- Correctional facilities
  - capacity and overcrowding
    - government transparency, JP17
  - rehabilitation supports, JP18–JP19
- Correctional services - staff
  - recruitment and retention, JP18–JP19
- Court administration - criminal
  - backlog
    - dismissal due to, JP66, JP67
- Domestic Violence Death Review Committee
  - recommendations, implementation, JP68
- Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. H.8
  - charges under, dismissal, JP68
- Integrity Commissioners
  - annual reports, HE127
- Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB)
  - backlog, JP68–JP69
- Mayors
  - strong mayor powers, HE139–HE140
- Motions.
  - estimates, assignment of ministries
    - responded to, JP4–JP6
- Municipal Accountability Act, 2025 (Bill 9), HE113–HE114, HE116–HE117, HE123–HE124, HE126–HE127, HE131–HE132, HE134–HE135, HE139–HE140, HE142–HE143, HE150–HE151, HE153–HE154, HE157–HE158
  - implementation
    - provincial funding, HE123
- Municipal Councillors
  - Code of Conduct
    - standardization, HE116
      - consultations, HE142–HE143
      - larger cities, impact on, HE150
  - complaints against
    - framework for analysis, HE123
  - discipline
    - progressive, HE127
  - human resources solutions, HE113
  - removal, HE153
    - integrity commissioner recommendation, HE151
    - judicial process, HE123
    - unanimous vote, HE151, HE153
    - unanimous vote vs. judicial decision, HE114, HE117, HE135
    - unanimous vote vs. majority vote, HE114
- Standing Committee on Justice Policy
  - committee business
    - selection of estimates (2025-2026), JP4–JP6
- Western Ontario Wardens' Caucus
  - integrity commissioner structure, HE126

Last updated Tuesday, February 03, 2026

Committee speaker index

Letter: W

Wai, D. (PC, Richmond Hill)

Watt, T. (LIB, Nepean)

West, J. (NDP, Sudbury)

Williams, Hon. C.A. (PC, Brampton Centre)

Wong-Tam, K. (NDP, Toronto Centre)