Skip to main content
Laboratory services
community-based
Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare
Labour Day. see School year —start of classes before or after Labour DayLabour market training program. see Federal-provincial agreements/programs —labour market training programLabour mobility. see also Doctors —labour mobility; European Union —labour mobility; Hospital redevelopment —Cornwall Community Hospital—hiring local workers; Quebec —labour mobilityAggelonitis, 6891 Bisson, 8806
Flynn, 8247 , 8297
Hampton, 8295–8297 , 8299
Lalonde, 7376 , 8294 , 8815
Levac, 8811–8816
MacLeod, 8810
Marchese, 6563 , 8662 , 8936 , 8939–8932 , 8948
Miller, N., 8294 , 8298 , 8662
Miller, P., 8284 , 8291–8292 , 8807
Milloy, 6560–6561 , 6687 , 8592 , 8663 , 8904–8910
Mitchell, 8806
O'Toole, 8251 , 8659–8661 , 8806–8807 , 8814
Ramal, 8248–8250 , 8291–8292
Rinaldi, 8662
Sandals, 8282
Savoline, 8250
Yakabuski, 8664–8665 , 8807
Van Bommel, 8294–8295
audiologists and speech-language pathologists
exceptions
francophones
impact of occupational standards
public accountants
role of federal government
skilled trades
Bailey, 7373–7374
Flynn, 7369–7371 , 7373 , 8250–8251
MacLeod, 7372
Miller, P., 8250
O'Toole, 7373
Prue, 7372 , 7375
impact on public institutions
regulation
Labour relations
Dhillon, 1551
Fonseca, 3090 , 3234 , 4026 , 4106 , 4212 , 4215–4216 , 4945 , 5947–5948
Lalonde, 1554
Shurman, 4707–4709 Labour Relations Amendment Act (Certification), 2008 (Bill 65) Labour Relations Amendment Act (Replacement Workers), 2009 (Bill 86) Labour Relations Amendment Act (Replacement Workers), 2009 (Bill 206) Labour Relations Amendment Act, 2010 (Bill 248) Labour Relations and Employment Statute Amendment Act, 1995 (Bill 7)Labour Relations Statute Law Amendment Act, S.O. 1995, c.1 Labour Relations Statute Law Amendment Act, S.O. 2005, c.15 Labour-sponsored investment funds
Labourers' International Union of North America (Local 1059)
LABs. see Local appeal bodies (LABs) Lac Seul First Nation
Lactose intolerance
Ladies of the Lake (Lake Simcoe). see Environmental advocacy groups —Ladies of the Lake (Lake Simcoe)Lafarge Canada Inc.
Lake Erie
Lake Erie Steel. see Industry shutdowns —Lake Erie SteelLake Huron Centre for Coastal Conservation
Lake Simcoe
Big Bay Point
cleanup
environmental protection
fuel discharge from two-stroke motors in boats
history
importance in agricultural industry
protection
Colle, 2685 , 2710 , 2713 , 4424
Delaney, 2700
Dunlop, 357 , 588–589 , 2693 , 2709
Elliott, 2699
Flynn, 2683–2686
Gerretsen, 136–137 , 2680–2683 , 4424 , 6287
Horwath, 2749–2755
Jaczek, 136 , 2755–2756
Jones, 2704
Klees, 2754–2755
Scott, 590
Tabuns, 2686 , 2694–2695
consultation with aboriginal communities
federal government funding
government funding
water quality trading and offsetting program
reduction of phosphorous discharge
resort development
waterfront development
Lake Simcoe Protection Act, 2008 (Bill 99) general discussion
first reading
ministerial statement
second reading, 2680–2713 , 2747–2760 Bailey, 2758 Barrett, 2686–2691 , 2694–2695 , 2704–2705 , 2712–2713 , 2754
Bisson, 2758
Colle, 2685 , 2698–2699 , 2710–2713
Crozier, 2709
Delaney, 2699–2700
Dombrowsky, 2709
Dunlop, 2691–2693 , 2709
Elliott, 2699
Flynn, 2683–2686 , 2704 , 2754
Gerretsen, 2680–2683
Hillier, 2756–2758
Horwath, 2749–2755
Hudak, 2750
Jaczek, 2750 , 2755–2756
Jones, 2704 , 2708
Klees, 2754–2755 , 2758–2760
Leal, 2694 , 2700–2705
MacLeod, 2694 , 2708
Marchese, 2699 , 2704 , 2708–2710
Miller, N., 2685–2686 , 2713
Mitchell, 2754 , 2757–2758
Munro, 2712 , 2747–2749 , 2751
Ouellette, 2685
Rinaldi, 2707–2708 , 2713
Sterling, 2705–2708
Tabuns, 2686 , 2693–2698 , 2700
public consultation
section 5(2)
section 21
third reading, 4337–4359 Barrett, 4343–4351
Carroll, 4342
Colle, 4351 , 4353–4354 , 4357
Elliott, 4342
Flynn, 4340–4343 , 4354
Gerretsen, 4337–4340
Jones, 4350–4351
MacLeod, 4351
Miller, N., 4342–4343
Munro, 4357–4359
Ouellette, 4354–4358
Tabuns, 4352–4354
Wilkinson, 4350
Royal assent, 4636 Lake Simcoe protection plan
Dunlop, 7509 , 7511
Gerretsen, 2618 , 2681
Jaczek, 2750
Klees, 2759–2760
Leal, 2702
Miller, P., 7511
Sterling, 2705–2706
Tabuns, 2696–2698
impact on municipalities
Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority
Lake Simcoe science advisory committee
Lake Simcoe stakeholder advisory committee
Lake Simcoe watershed
environmental protection
Dunlop, 557–558 , 2618–2619 , 2692
Gerretsen, 557 , 2617–2618
Leal, 2701
Munro, 558 , 2619
Tabuns, 558–559 , 2619–2620 , 2695–2697 Lake Superior
Lakeridge Health Corp. see Hospital funding —government funding—Lakeridge Health Corp.; Hospital services —Lakeridge Health Corp.; Hospitals —Lakeridge Health Corp.Lakes
Lakeshore line. see Transit systems —Lakeshore lineLakeshore Lions Arena. see Sports and recreation facilities —Lakeshore Lions ArenaLakeview generating station. see Ontario Power Generation fossil-fuel generating stations —Lakeview generating stationLambton generating station. see Ontario Power Generation fossil-fuel generating stations —Lambton generating stationLand development
aboriginal-housing developer consultation
Land Titles Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. L.5 Land transfer tax
refund
retroactive application to fractional ownership units
simultaneous sending of notice of assessment to agent and assessed person
suspension
Land Transfer Tax Amendment Act, 2008 (Bill 127) Land use planning
Barrie
Far North
Greater Toronto Area (GTA)
Innisfil
municipal government role
sustainability
Landfill sites
Adams mine site (Kirkland Lake)
Bensfort landfill site (Peterborough)
Carp Road landfill site (Ottawa)
site 41 (Tiny township)
Dunlop, 3968 , 7301
certificate of approval
Dunlop, 8697–8699 , 8704
Gerretsen, 7768–7769 , 9579
Hardeman, 8700–8701
Jaczek, 8702
Jones, 8702–8703
O'Toole, 8703–8704
Ramal, 8699–8700
Tabuns, 7768–7769 , 8700–8702 , 9579
permit to take water (PTTW)
prohibition on disposal of waste
Landlord and tenant
Landlord and Tenant Board
electronic hearing
oral hearing
Lands for Life. see Ministry of Natural Resources —Lands for LifeLanese, Andrew. see Ontario drug benefit program (ODB) — overage for Elaprase—Lanese, Andrew caseLanguage instruction
English as a second language (ESL)
Chan, 3965 , 6804 , 9172
Delaney, 3965
Jeffrey, 6803–6804
Klees, 5318
Marchese, 6001
Moridi, 9172
Prue, 6951
Shurman, 1627
Sousa, 897–898
Tabuns, 4925
government funding
French as a second language (FSL)
Lansdowne Children's Centre
Lanxess Inc. see Industry shutdowns —Lanxess Inc.L'Arche Daybreak (Richmond Hill). see Persons with disabilities —developmental disabilities—L'Arche Daybreak (Richmond Hill)Law enforcement
Law Society of Upper Canada
paralegal standing committee
Layoffs. see also Automobile industry —layoffs; Domtar Inc. —layoffs; Forest industry —layoffs; Home care workers —layoffs; Manufacturing industry —layoffs; MasterBrand Cabinets —layoffs; Navistar International Corp. —layoffs; Quebec —manufacturing industry—layoffs; Retail stores —layoffsBailey, 4223–4224 Bentley, 3397
Bryant, 5275
Colle, 4216
Duncan, 1363 , 5277
Fonseca, 5614
Hampton, 2664 , 3083 , 3391 , 3484 , 3729 , 4284 , 5276
Horwath, 3291–3292 , 4210 , 5658
Hudak, 1363 , 4696 , 5277
Jones, 3399
Kormos, 3071 , 4639–4640
Marchese, 3401–3402
Mauro, 3422
McGuinty, 2664 , 4210
Miller, P., 3216–3218 , 4693 , 4997–4998 , 5515
Milloy, 2435–2436 , 3041
Munro, 3301
Prue, 3208–3209 , 3459 , 3598–3602
Runciman, 3524 , 4643–4644
Sandals, 3412
Savoline, 4229
Witmer, 3480 , 3515–3516
Brampton
Cambridge
Campbell Soup Company
Arnott, 1515–1516 , 1568–1569
Bailey, 1552
Hampton, 1468
Hudak, 1653
Milloy, 1515
Runciman, 1467
Scott, 1464
Wilkinson, 1569
Yakabuski, 1502–1503 , 1744
Canwest Global Communications Corp.
Chatham
Cornwall
CTV Inc.
DDM Plastics
Dell Inc.
Duncan, 1368
Hampton, 1364 , 1468 , 2236 , 2954–2955
Hudak, 1362–1363
MacLeod, 1299 , 1367–1368
McGuinty, 1467
O'Toole, 1467
Prue, 1465
Scott, 1464
GDX Automotive
Guelph
Hallmark Canada
Hamilton
Plastech Engineered Products
pregnant employees
Horwath, 6268
Trevisanello, Vera case
Russel Metals Inc.
Sterling Truck
TeleSpectrum Inc.
3M Canada
LCBO. see Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO) Leacock, Stephen. see Canadian authors —Leacock, StephenLeader of the Opposition. see Opposition parties Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating System. see Energy efficiency —Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Green Building Rating SystemLeakfinderRT. see Echologics Engineering Inc. —LeakfinderRTLear Corp.
Learning opportunities grant. see School safety —increasing funding of demographic component of learning opportunities grantLearning Through the Arts
Lefty the goose. see Animal protection —Lefty the goose (injured Canada goose)Legal aid
Legal aid services
Legislative Assembly
Broadcast and Recording Service
food services
Ontario Legislature internship program (OLIP)
press gallery
Brown, 6666
Chudleigh, 1955
Runciman, 1951
great northern getaway (fundraising for charities)
temporary workers
Legislative Assembly Amendment Act (Standing Committee on Public Accounts for Health Care and Education), 2008 (Bill 129) Legislative building/grounds
committee room
heritage conservation
Legislative chamber
Legislative interns
appreciation
introduction, 641 Legislative pages
appreciation, 291 , 736 , 1362 , 1975 , 2008 , 2635 , 3315 , 3928 , 4653 , 6036 , 6837 , 7216
introduction, 40 , 373 , 824 , 1465 , 2082 , 2728 , 3432 , 4016–4017 , 4854 , 5610 , 6135 , 6937 Legislative procedure
addressing members by their ridings
answers to written questions
conduct of House Proceedings
naming of members from Bruce–Grey–Owen Sound and Lanark–Frontenac–Lennox and Addington
deferred votes
division of time
government bills
introduction of bills
introduction of visitors
matters before the court
members'/ministers' attendance in legislature
Bradley, 2304
Chudleigh, 4463
Colle, 8532
Hudak, 3615 , 4938
O'Toole, 3363
Chan, Michael (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration)
members'/ministers' correction of record
members/ministers imputing motive
members/ministers must be in own seats for recorded vote
members'/ministers' unparliamentary language
ministerial statements
motions
Runciman, 3195
substantive motions
time allocation motions
Bisson, 7669 , 8636
Brown, 7799
Chudleigh, 8557
Delaney, 3784 , 3786
DiNovo, 5970
Hillier, 3782 , 7662
Kormos, 1528 , 3781–3782 , 3784 , 6118 , 7799
Leal, 4271 , 7857
Marchese, 7845–7847
Mitchell, 3894 , 7854
Munro, 8639
Murdoch, 5969–5970
Sergio, 6122–6123
Sterling, 3783–3784
Wilson, 8974
Yakabuski, 1281
Zimmer, 7668
omnibus bills
oral questions
Bryant, 2240
Hudak, 2240 , 2340
Kormos, 3127–3128 , 3277 , 7196 , 7581
Mitchell, 3125
Ouellette, 3277 , 4823
Smith, 7196
preceded by five-minute bell
timing of question period
use of question period
order and decorum and conduct of members in the House
personal attacks on members
petitions
Witmer, 3131
online petitions (e-petitions)
response by government
points of order
private members' public business
Arnott, 1141 , 7253
Bisson, 4202
Bradley, 4092–4094 , 4278
Bryant, 1221
Colle, 1782 , 4206
DiNovo, 1801 , 4678–4679 , 5857
Duguid, 1711
Flynn, 2546 , 3954
Gélinas, 272
Hardeman, 271
Horwath, 1258–1259
Kormos, 2186 , 3953
Levac, 4302 , 4307
MacLeod, 1235
McMeekin, 3124
Miller, P., 4280
Mitchell, 1226
O'Toole, 112 , 4204
Ouellette, 1455–1456
Prue, 2544
Ramal, 2541
Wilson, 1265–1266
Witmer, 3131
Yakabuski, 4278
can be sponsored by more than one member and by members of different parties
lost upon prorogation
three private members' bills or resolutions debated each day
routine proceedings
speech should be related to topic being discussed
Arnott, 1225
Bryant, 1710
Caplan, 1705
Colle, 3892 , 7851 , 8530
Delaney, 1186 , 1525 , 1778 , 3791 , 7993
Hardeman, 4271
Murdoch, 1017
O'Toole, 4265 , 5852
Shurman, 9477
tabling of documents
third reading of bills
use of electronic devices in House
use of members' statements
wearing of T-shirts by visitors
withdrawal of remarks
written questions
Legislative proceedings. see also Cable/satellite providers —requirement to broadcast legislative proceedings of the province or territoryLegislative process
Bisson, 8485–8486 , 8488
Bradley, 5977
Caplan, 305
Hampton, 1325
Horwath, 305
Klees, 2586
Kormos, 1184 , 1268–1271
Levac, 8046
Prue, 4545 , 8744
Runciman, 8046–8047 , 8671–8672
Sterling, 1440 , 8161 , 8164
Yakabuski, 437
Bill 145, re
Bill 150, re
family friendly reforms
Aggelonitis, 1273–1274
Arnott, 1141 , 1330–1332
Arthurs, 1275–1276
Best, 1321–1322
Bisson, 1319
Broten, 1259–1260
Bryant, 1098–1099 , 1160–1163 , 1205 , 1220–1224 , 1421
Colle, 1336–1337 , 1445
Delaney, 1537–1538
DiNovo, 876 , 1448–1451 , 2504
Duguid, 1452–1453
Hardeman, 1407
Horwath, 1099–1100 , 1160–1161
Hudak, 1276–1277 , 1287–1288 , 1646–1647
Kormos, 1266 , 1271–1273 , 1523 , 1527–1529
MacLeod, 123 , 1098–1099 , 1162 , 1233–1236 , 3127
Mangat, 1451
Marchese, 2015 , 2477 , 2507
Mauro, 1261–1263
McGuinty, 1097–1100
Miller, N., 1407 , 1530–1531
Mitchell, 1224–1227
Munro, 1536–1537
Murdoch, 2431
Naqvi, 1531–1532
O'Toole, 1538–1539
Ouellette, 1454
Ramal, 1329–1330
Runciman, 1097–1098 , 1159–1160
Savoline, 1156
Smitherman, 1160
Sterling, 1447
Tabuns, 1289 , 1456–1458
Van Bommel, 1328–1329
Watson, 1320–1321
Wilkinson, 1534–1536
Wilson, 1263–1266
Witmer, 1204–1205 , 1227–1233
Yakabuski, 913 , 1283 , 1322
Zimmer, 1529–1530
amendments
consultation with opposition parties
evening sittings
oral questions
Arnott, 1421
Bisson, 1317–1318
Bryant, 1161 , 1221–1224 , 1248 , 1365–1366
Hampton, 1325–1327 , 1365
Horwath, 1161
Kormos, 1524–1525
Leal, 1335–1336
MacLeod, 1234
Miller, N., 1407
Munro, 1408
Ouellette, 243
Prue, 1333–1335
Sterling, 1446–1448
Tabuns, 1457
Watson, 1319
Witmer, 1229 , 1248 , 1522–1523
Yakabuski, 1323–1325 , 1533
private members' public business
scheduling for committee meetings
independent members included
reform
Legislative program statements. see Ministerial statements Legislative sessions
Legislative ushers
Legislature schedule/agenda
Arnott, 7253
Bisson, 4595–4596
DiNovo, 2072–2073 , 2077–2078 , 2081 , 4587
Hudak, 402–403
Kormos, 4639–4640 , 7217
McMeekin, 3122–3124 , 8046
Miller, P., 2074
Mitchell, 3125–3126
O'Toole, 2081 , 3362–3363
Prue, 3789
Shurman, 4692
Smith, 4606–4607 , 4755 , 4796
Smitherman, 4693
Sterling, 2139
Tabuns, 8045–8046
Witmer, 3130–3131 , 6847
adjournment for International Plowing Match and Rural Expo, 7068
evening sittings
family friendly hours
legislature not to sit on federal election days
prorogation
Legislature sitting policy. see Legislature schedule/agenda Legislature—visitors. see Visitors to the legislature Leonard, Destany. see Special-needs children —government funding—Leonard, Destany caseLevitt, Arthur. see Speeches —Levitt, Arthur (former chair, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission)LGP. see Ministry of Natural Resources —loan guarantee program (LGP)LHINs. see Local health integration networks (LHINs) Liang, Shao-Fang. see Coroner inquests —Liang, Shao-FangLiberal Party
election expenses
fundraising
McGuinty, 4018
Milloy, 4018
holding event at Ontario Sheet Metal Workers Training Centre
2008 Holiday Trillium Dinner
Liberal Party (federal)
platforms
Hampton, 2893–2894
carbon tax
economic development
employment insurance
Libertarianism
Libraries/schools. see also Public libraries ; Rural libraries ; School libraries use of Internet filtering software
Brown, 7741–7742
DiNovo, 7740–7741
Dunlop, 7745
MacLeod, 7742–7743 , 7896
Martiniuk, 4066 , 7739–7740 , 7745–7746
Prue, 7742–7743
Ramal, 7744–7745 Libro Financial Group
Licence plates
personalized licence plates. see also Ministry of Transportation —personalized licence plate review committee
yellow ribbon logo (support for Canadian troops)
Life income funds
Life Institute
Limitation period
Limitations Act, S.O. 2002, c.24, Sched. B Linamar Consumer Products
Linamar Corp.
Lincolnville station. see Transit systems —GO Transit—Lincolnville stationLinden Fund
Linden report. see Members/ministers quoting reports —Report of the Ipperwash Inquiry (Sidney Linden); Reports —Report of the Ipperwash Inquiry (Sidney Linden)Liqui-Force
Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO)
advertising
collective bargaining
executive salaries above $100,000
Liquor Licence Amendment Act (Fruit Wine), 2009 (Bill 132) general discussion
first reading
second reading, 4662–4669
referred to Standing Committee on General Government, 4684 Liquor Licence Amendment Act (Unlawful Weapons in Bars), 2009 (Bill 238) Liquor licences
by the glass service
hours of sale and service
licence to sell fruit wines at farmers' markets
Liquor sales/services
Lisgar station. see Transit systems —GO Transit—Lisgar stationLister Block. see Heritage conservation —Lister BlockListeriosis
Literacy
Literacy and basic skills programs. see Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities —Employment Ontario—literacy and basic skills programsLiteracy and numeracy strategy. see Ministry of Education —literacy and numeracy strategyLiteracy awards
Trillium Book Award/Prix Trillium
Live-In Caregiver Program (federal program)
Colle, 6270 , 8172–8173 , 8184
Dhillon, 8159–8160
DiNovo, 5510
Fonseca, 5510–5511 , 5573 , 5660 , 6270–6271 , 6592 , 6596 , 6598 , 6600–6601 , 6636 , 6638 , 6641–6644 , 6747
McGuinty, 6743
Zimmer, 5827 Live Safe! Work Smart! special needs resources. see Ministry of Labour —Live Safe! Work Smart! special needs resourcesLivestock
disease prevention and control
Arnott, 7978
DiNovo, 8448
Dombrowsky, 7776 , 7963
Hampton, 7978–7979
Hardeman, 7778 , 7780–7790
Hoy, 7979
Johnson, 7975–7978 , 7989 , 8444 , 8581–8582
MacLeod, 8448
Mitchell, 8444
Munro, 8444–8445
O'Toole, 7989 , 8000
Rinaldi, 8448
Van Bommel, 8580
van Bommel, 7963
compensation to farmers for livestock destroyed
regulation and enforcement
Bailey, 8001–8002
Barrett, 8008 , 8225–8226
Dombrowsky, 7979 , 8576
Hampton, 7778–7779
Hardeman, 7983–7984
Hillier, 8228 , 8235–8336
Levac, 8009
Miller, P., 8229–8230
O'Toole, 8449
Sterling, 7979
Wilson, 8238
traceability systems
Bailey, 8002–8003
Barrett, 8226–8227
Chudleigh, 8572–8573
Dombrowsky, 7974–7975 , 8005 , 8576–8577 , 9087–9088
Hampton, 7990–7992 , 9091–9092
Hardeman, 7980–7881 , 7988 , 7996 , 8004 , 9091–9092
Hillier, 8222
Johnson, 7977–7978 , 7996 , 8004 , 8009 , 9094
Levac, 8007
Marchese, 7993–7994 , 7999
O'Toole, 8004 , 8449
Rinaldi, 8233
Sandals, 8000
Savoline, 8581
Van Bommel, 7997–7998
Wilson, 8240
warrantless entry
protection. see also Europe —livestock protection; United States —livestock protectionBisson, 1680
Colle, 1807 , 7996–7997
DiNovo, 1801 , 3973
Dunlop, 1590
Hardeman, 1810 , 2102–2103
Hudak, 3979–3980
Johnson, 8231–8232
Jones, 1804
Kormos, 1677–1678
Marchese, 7993
Miller, P., 8230–8231
Murdoch, 1679–1680
O'Toole, 1691
Rinaldi, 8233–8235
Wilson, 8232
Yakabuski, 1811 Livestock Community Sales Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. L.22 Living Legacy. see Ministry of Natural Resources —Living LegacyLoan guarantee program (LGP). see Ministry of Natural Resources —loan guarantee program (LGP)Loans. see Commercial loans ; Mortgage loans ; Payday loans Local appeal bodies (LABs)
Local distribution companies (LDCs). see Energy —renewable energy projects—role of local distribution companies (LDCs)Local Government Week. see Public education campaigns —Local Government WeekLocal health integration networks (LHINs)
Arnott, 5992–5993
Bailey, 6410
Caplan, 4283 , 5992–5993
Gélinas, 2122–2123 , 6405–6406
Hudak, 4175
Mauro, 6416
McGuinty, 6386
Miller, N., 4289–4290 , 6411
O'Toole, 1122 , 5867 , 6021
Prue, 2889
Ramal, 6412
Sandals, 4003–4004
Savoline, 4325 , 4332
Smitherman, 2123
Sousa, 9412
Witmer, 6402
Yakabuski, 7600
ban on sole-source contracts
boards of directors
Champlain Local Health Integration Network
executive salaries
geographic boundaries
Caplan, 6386
McCabe, Allister case
government funding
Hamilton Niagara Haldimand Brant Local Health Integration Network
northeast
South West Local Health Integration Network
Toronto Central Local Health Integration Network
appointment of Barry Monaghan as CEO
contract with Courtyard Group Ltd.
Local news media
Local pandemic influenza contingency plan. see Public health units —local pandemic influenza contingency planLocked-in retirement income funds (LRIF)
Lofthouse Brass Manufacturing Ltd.
Lombardi, Johnny. see Biographical films —Johnny Lombardi: The Great Communicator; Tributes — Lombard, Johnny (pioneer of multicultural broadcasting in Canada)London Economic Development Corp.
Long-term care. see also Government record —PC (1995-2003)—long-term careCaplan, 4248–4249
government funding
standard of care
Long-Term Care Act, S.O. 1994, c.26 Long-term-care beds. see Hospital beds —long-term-care bedsLong-term-care facilities
Bisson, 348–349
Brown, 3962
Caplan, 3962 , 6691
Flynn, 1724
Miller, N., 3436
Ramal, 6691
Scott, 4124–4125
Smitherman, 198
Witmer, 198 , 4123
Wynne, 4249
allowing residents to move into their home of choice
comfort allowance for residents
government funding
Albanese, 564 , 1156
Gélinas, 5902
Klees, 323 , 5284
Martiniuk, 3002
McGuinty, 497–498 , 1603
Mitchell, 2904
Smitherman, 520–521 , 564
Witmer, 520
Yakabuski, 7877
hands-on care
layoffs
medication management
nursing care
oversight by Ombudsman
personal care
Caplan, 5381
DiNovo, 5843–5844
Gélinas, 3330 , 3436 , 5381 , 7204
Hampton, 1602–1603
Marchese, 4120–4121
Martiniuk, 7203
Ramal, 4124
Smitherman, 198 , 1657
Witmer, 198 , 519–520 , 1657 , 3687–3688 , 4123
personal support workers
regulations
Rose of Sharon long-term-care home
staff
standard of care
Caplan, 5684 , 5737
DiNovo, 5843 , 8714
Gélinas, 337–338 , 421 , 477 , 526 , 879–880 , 1713 , 2639 , 5684 , 5737
Hampton, 1763
Horwath, 627
Miller, P., 855
Naqvi, 3587
Prue, 576
Shurman, 1764
Smitherman, 338 , 421 , 477 , 520–521 , 526 , 564 , 1603 , 1713 , 1763–1764 , 2639
Witmer, 317 , 520 Long-term-care funding
government funding
Arthurs, 864
Balkissoon, 5844
Caplan, 3436
DiNovo, 5844
O'Toole, 428
Prue, 576 , 787–788 , 792
Smitherman, 520 , 564
Yakabuski, 665 Long-Term Care Homes Act, S.O. 2007, c.8
regulations
section 143(2)
Long-term-care workers
Lord's Prayer. see Prayer in the Legislature L'Oréal Fashion Week. see Fashion Design Council of Canada —L'Oréal Fashion WeekLoretto Convent
Lori Dupont Act (Domestic Violence Protection), 2008 (Bill 10) general discussion
Elliott, 126 , 3691 , 4395
O'Toole, 3663 , 4254 , 4270 , 4413 , 5018 , 8013–8014 , 8016
Scott, 2251
Shurman, 8017
first reading
second reading, 1993–2001
referred to Standing Committee on Social Policy, 2008 Lotteries
Lou Gehrig's disease. see Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis Lovisa, Don. see Colleges of applied arts and technology (CAATs) —Durham College—Lovisa, Don (president)LRIF. see Locked-in retirement income funds (LRIF) Lucentis. see Prescription drugs —LucentisLumber industry. see Forest industry
Back to top
