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)

  • Better Regional Governance Act, 2026 (Bill 100)
    • amendments, HE436–HE441
  • Building Homes and Improving Transportation Infrastructure Act, 2026 (Bill 98)
    • amendments, HE499–HE501, HE503–HE504
  • 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
  • Housing development
    • sustainable building standards, HE500
  • Integrity Commissioners - local
    • qualifications, 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
    • education and training, HE22
      • Niagara region, HE39
    • election
      • background checks, HE11
  • Municipal councillors - removal
    • education and training
      • conflict management, HE19
    • during election, HE13, HE56
    • general remarks, HE39
    • unanimous vote, HE11, HE26, HE54, HE83, HE85
      • vs. judicial decision, HE14, HE43, HE67, HE83, HE93
    • whistle-blower protections, HE27
  • Municipal governance
    • boundary adjustments, HE439, HE441
  • 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
  • Public transit - fare system integration
    • One Fare program
      • ministerial authority, HE503
  • Regional governance
    • chairs, election vs. appointment, HE437–HE438, HE440
  • 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
  • Child care
    • wait-list, F736
  • Education funding
    • general remarks, F737
  • Education funding - special education
    • streaming, F745
  • Electricity rates
    • government strategy, IN499
  • Electricity supply
    • surplus, storage, IN483–IN484
  • Employment standards
    • talent agencies, F817–F818
  • 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
  • Health care - primary care
    • family health teams
      • staff recruitment and retention, F758–F759
  • Highway and road safety
    • Highway 69, F726
  • Highway construction and expansion
    • utility and broadband bundling, IN493–IN494
  • Housing
    • accessible, F769
  • 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
  • Medical laboratory technologists
    • recruitment, F737
  • Miners
    • occupational diseases, F811
  • 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
  • Mining industry - occupational health and safety
    • exposure limits, F781–F782
  • 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), F803–F804, F807–F808, F811, F817–F818, F825–F826, F828, 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
  • Protecting Ontario’s Workers and Economic Resilience Act, 2026 (Bill 105), F781, F785, F796–F797
  • Schools
    • mental health resources, F745
    • violence in, F737
  • 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
  • Sports and recreation - children and youth
    • government funding
      • northern Ontario, F744
  • Unhoused persons
    • Sudbury, F727
  • Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
    • reform, F796
    • six-year lock-in period, removal, F781, F828
  • Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) - benefits and coverage
    • general remarks, F803
    • and pension income, F785
    • termination, age, F807–F808

• 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)

  • Animal welfare
    • research and testing, use in, JP169–JP170, JP185, JP187–JP188
  • Bail program
    • rehabilitation, JP176
    • security deposit
      • mandatory cash deposit, JP132, JP142, JP150, JP159–JP160, JP170, JP190–JP192
  • Committee procedure
    • estimates
      • time allotted, JP4–JP6
  • Correctional facilities
    • capacity and overcrowding
      • government transparency, JP17
    • lockdowns, JP176
    • overcrowding
      • inmates, impact, JP175–JP176
      • safety, impact, JP131–JP132
    • rehabilitation supports, JP18–JP19
  • Correctional services
    • accountability and transparency, JP184
  • Correctional services - staff
    • recruitment and retention, JP18–JP19
  • Court administration - backlogs
    • impact, JP150
  • Court administration - criminal
    • backlog
      • dismissal due to, JP66–JP67
  • Domestic Violence Death Review Committee
    • recommendations, implementation, JP68
  • First responders
    • post-traumatic stress disorder
      • and family supports, JP195–JP196
  • Highway Traffic Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. H.8
    • charges under, dismissal, JP68
  • Integrity Commissioners - provincial
    • annual reports, HE127
  • Keeping Criminals Behind Bars Act, 2026 (Bill 75), JP131–JP133, JP142, JP150, JP159–JP160, JP169–JP170, JP176
    • amendments, JP185, JP187–JP192, JP195–JP196, JP198
    • stakeholder consultation, JP142
  • Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB)
    • backlog, JP68–JP69
  • Motions
    • closed session
      • responded to, JP123
    • 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
    • mayors
      • strong mayor powers, HE139–HE140
  • Municipal councillors - removal
    • general remarks, HE153
    • integrity commissioner, HE151
    • judicial process, HE123
    • unanimous vote, HE151, HE153
      • vs. judicial decision, HE114, HE117, HE135
      • vs. majority vote, HE114
  • Standing Committee on Justice Policy
    • committee business,
      • closed session, JP123
      • selection of estimates (2025-2026), JP4–JP6
  • Western Ontario Wardens' Caucus
    • integrity commissioner structure, HE126