Speaker letter m House Hansard index Parliament 41 Session 3

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MacCharles, Hon. T. (LIB, Pickering–Scarborough East)
- Access to Consumer Credit Reports and Elevator Availability Act, 2018 (Bill 8)
  - first reading, 35–36
  - second reading, 531–536, 541
  - time allocation motion
    - presented, 713–714
  - third reading, 1151–1157
- Accessibility for persons with disabilities, 287
  - compliance and enforcement, 735
- Consumer protection
  - general remarks, 541
- Credit reporting agencies
  - complaints filed against, 533, 1156
- Credit reports
  - consumer access to, 532–533, 535–536, 714
    - public consultation, 1152
    - (public consultation), 1154–1156
- Credit services
  - security freeze, 1154–1156
- Eating disorders
  - education
    - public awareness campaign, 1207
  - in-patient clinics, 1207
  - and mental illness, 1207
  - prevalence reduction, corporate awards, 1207
- Elevators
  - availability, 714, 1152–1154
  - maintenance and repair, 531, 534
  - performance data, 1153
  - public consultation, 1152
  - TSSA availability study, 1153
- Indigenous persons
  - Walking Together action plan, 1200
- Mental health and addictions
  - ministry of, 808
  - prevalence, 807
- Mental health and addictions services
  - coordination of care, 808
  - government funding, 808
  - Mental Health and Addictions Leadership Advisory Council, 807
- Mental health care, youth
  - school and community supports, 808–809
- Ministries
  - coordination between, 808
- Ministry of Government and Consumer Services
  - media regulation, body image, 1207
- NDP Party election platform
  - mental health care, 808
- Oral questions
  - Accessibility for persons with disabilities
    - responded to, 287, 735
  - Consumer protection
    - responded to, 382, 499
- Payday loans and lenders
  - consumer protection, 382
- Private members' public business
  - Combatting Eating Disorders in Ontario Act, 2018 (Bill 29)
    - second reading, 1207
  - Mandatory Sexual Assault Law Training for Judicial Officers Act, 2018 (Bill 9)
    - second reading, 1200
  - Ministry of Mental Health and Addictions Act, 2018 (Bill 52)
    - second reading, 807–809
- Sexual violence
  - general remarks, 1200
- Social media
  - filtered images, 1207
- Supportive housing
  - availability, 808
- Technical Standards and Safety Authority
  - general remarks, 714, 1152
  - oversight mandate
    - elevators, 1153
- Time allocation motions
  - Access to Consumer Credit Reports and Elevator Availability Act, 2018 (Bill 8)
    - presented, 713–714
- Violence against women
  - It's Never Okay action plan, 1200
  - Walking Together action plan, 1200
MacLaren, J. (Independent, Carleton–Mississippi Mills)
- Insurance Amendment Act (Life Loans), 2018 (Bill 20)
  - first reading, 135
- Life insurance policies
  - as collateral for loans, 127–128, 132
- Members' statements
  - Life insurance, 132
  - Tamil community, 556
- Oral questions
  - Life insurance
    - presented, 127–128
  - Tamil community
    - presented, 549–550
- Tamil Tigers, 549–550, 556
MacLeod, L. (PC, Nepean–Carleton)
- Auditor General
  - pre-election report, 933
- Budget 2018
  - deficit, 70–71, 120–121, 124, 243, 322
  - deficit, calculation of, 982–983
  - review by Auditor General, 933
- Child and youth mental health care
  - access to, 72
- Credit services
  - security freeze, 532–533, 536
- Elections and by-elections
  - pre-election financial report, 933
- Electricity affordability, 1121–1122
- Energy affordability
  - for the general public, 121
- Energy rate increases
  - general remarks, 122
- Government Contract Wages Act, 2018 (Bill 53)
  - second reading, 911–912
- Government debt, 937–938
- Hate crime
  - vandalism of Chabad Flamingo synagogue, 120
- Highway improvement
  - Highway 416, 1096–1097
- Humboldt, Saskatchewan accident, 506
- Hydro One
  - executive compensation, 773, 1122
- Hydro One privatization, 121
- Legislative procedure
  - quorum, 479
- Members' statements
  - Newman, John, 1145
  - Pitre, Jonathan and Humboldt Broncos, 506
  - Rez Girls 64 Wolves hockey team, 251–252
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - Nepean–Carleton, 251–252
- Members'/ministers' remarks
  - withdrawn, 70, 72, 124, 933, 1089
- Opposition day motions
  - Executive compensation
    - responded to, 1121–1122
- Oral questions
  - Executive compensation
    - presented, 773
  - Government accounting practices
    - presented, 933, 982–983
  - Government fiscal policies
    - presented, 321–322
  - Government's record
    - presented, 70–71
  - Highway improvement
    - presented, 1096–1097
  - Hydro rates
    - presented, 121–122
  - Mental health services
    - presented, 72
  - Provincial debt
    - presented, 937–938
  - Provincial deficit
    - presented, 120–121, 124
  - Taxation
    - presented, 243
- PC Party
  - taxation, 911
- Public education campaigns—Community development
  - Young Canada Week, 831–832
- Renewable energy contracts
  - overspending on, 121
- Taxation
  - affordability, 243
- Tributes
  - Newman, John, 1145
  - Pitre, Jonathan, 506
- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
  - hearing aid program, 252
Malhi, Hon. H. (LIB, Brampton–Springdale)
- Asian community
  - appreciation, 1103–1104
- Correctional facilities, living conditions
  - minimum standards, 314
- Correctional services, reform
  - general remarks, 314–315
- Correctional Services Transformation Act, 2018 (Bill 6)
  - second reading, 314–315
- Government identification
  - fees
    - waiver, 355
  - need for, 355–356
- Indigenous women
  - violence against, 30, 360
- Inmates, vulnerable
  - and segregation, 314
- Ministerial statements
  - Asian Heritage Month
    - presented, 1103–1104
  - Sikh Heritage Month
    - presented, 832–834
- Oral questions
  - Indigenous women
    - responded to, 30
  - Pay equity
    - responded to, 447–448
  - Sexual violence and harassment
    - responded to, 1098
  - Women's centres
    - responded to, 1091–1092
- Pay equity, gender wage gap
  - general remarks, 214, 216
- Pay transparency
  - general remarks, 360
  - measures, 215
- Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 214–216, 360
- Private members' public business
  - Fee Waivers (Photo Card and Birth Certificate) Act, 2018 (Bill 26)
    - second reading, 355–356
- Public education campaigns—Culture
  - Asian Heritage Month, 1103–1104
  - Sikh Heritage Month, 832–834
- Segregation (general)
  - healthcare service team visits, 314
- Sexual violence and harassment, 1098
- Sikh community, 832–834
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 166–167
- Violence against women
  - Gender-Based Violence Strategy, 215
    - government funding, 356
- Women
  - economic equality, 360, 447–448
    - government strategy, 214–216
    - representation in workforce, 215
- Women's centres, 1091–1092
Mangat, A. (LIB, Mississauga–Brampton South)
- Members' statements
  - Skilled trades, 945
- Skilled trades
  - education and training, 945
Mantha, M. (NDP, Algoma–Manitoulin)
- Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
  - responded to, 754–756, 758
- Classroom Hatchery program, 1208
- Dental care
  - access to, 31, 178
- Education, elementary/secondary
  - food education programs, 1208
- Electricity affordability, 755
- Electricity rates, 755
- Fire stations
  - radio transmission, 293
- Home and community care
  - government funding, 1093
- Hospitals
  - Hospital for Sick Children
    - appreciation, 132
- Hydro One privatization, economic impact
  - general remarks, 755
- Legislative procedure
  - private members' bills, 151
- Lyme disease, 1145
- Members' statements
  - Hennessey, Elijah, 132
  - Lyme disease, 1145
  - River Valley Park, 505
- NDP Party election platform
  - child care, 756
  - energy, 755
  - health care, 756
  - long-term care, 756
  - pharmacare, 756
- Ontario Drug and Dental Program, 756
- Oral questions
  - Dental care
    - presented, 31, 178–179
  - Fire department radio
    - presented, 293
  - Health care
    - presented, 678
  - Home care
    - presented, 1093
  - Water quality
    - presented, 501–502
- Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 281–282
- Personal information
  - collection, use, disclosure of
    - by private sector, 150–151
- Personal support workers
  - shortage, 1093
- Petitions
  - Anti-smoking initiatives for youth, 1194
  - Energy policies, 138
  - Hospital funding, 136
  - Provincial truth and reconciliation day, 741–742
- Primary health care
  - access to, 678
- Private members' public business
  - Combatting Eating Disorders in Ontario Act, 2018 (Bill 29)
    - second reading, 1208
  - Personal Information Protection Act, 2018 (Bill 14)
    - second reading, 150–151
- Sewage systems, 505
- Water quality
  - in schools, 501–502
- Wikwemikong First Nation
  - food share program, 1208
Martins, C. (LIB, Davenport)
- Access to Consumer Credit Reports and Elevator Availability Act, 2018 (Bill 8)
  - second reading, 634–635
- Attack in Toronto, 850
- Budget 2018
  - child care, 594, 850–851, 854
  - general remarks, 321
- Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
  - responded to, 850–851, 854
- Carnation Revolution, 1036
- Child care
  - affordability, 289
  - government funding
    - age 2.5 to kindergarten, 1141
- Child care workers
  - government support for, 290
- Economic conditions, 594
- Education funding, 826
- Elevators
  - availability, 635
- Government identification
  - fees
    - waiver, 354
  - need for, 354
- Greenbelt, 1180
- Legal aid services, 607
- Legislative procedure
  - debates
    - speech should relate to matter being discussed, 367
- Long-term care homes
  - new, 831
- Members' statements
  - Carnation Revolution, 1036
  - Geary Avenue, 736
  - Girls' Government, 505–506
  - Horizons for Youth, 785–786
  - Long-term care, 831
  - Pay equity, 450–451
  - Schizophrenia Society of Ontario, 682–683
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - Davenport, 736, 785–786
- NDP Party election platform
  - child care, 851, 854
- OHIP+
  - drug formulary, 196
  - expansion, 196–197, 594
  - general remarks, 196
- Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP)
  - student debt, 28
- Oral questions
  - Access to justice
    - presented, 607
  - Child care
    - presented, 289–290, 1141
  - Education funding
    - presented, 826
  - Greenbelt
    - presented, 1180
  - Ontario budget
    - presented, 321
  - Pay equity
    - presented, 447–448
  - Public libraries
    - presented, 377
  - Research and innovation
    - presented, 130
  - Seniors
    - presented, 1292–1293
  - Small business
    - presented, 984
  - Sports funding
    - presented, 731–732
  - Student assistance
    - presented, 28
- Pay equity
  - gender wage gap
    - impact of child care, 851
- Pay equity, gender wage gap
  - general remarks, 447, 450–451
- Petitions
  - Government anti-racism programs, 1040
  - Sexual violence and harassment, 1039
- Plan for Care and Opportunity Act (Budget Measures), 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 594
- Post-secondary education
  - affordability, 28
- Private members' public business
  - Fee Waivers (Photo Card and Birth Certificate) Act, 2018 (Bill 26)
    - second reading, 354–355
  - Youth Political Engagement Act, 2018 (Bill 38)
    - second reading, 574–575
- Public education campaigns—Labour
  - Equal Pay Day, 447, 450–451
- Public libraries, 377
- Research and development
  - life sciences sector, 130
- Senior citizens
  - aging-at-home strategies, 1292–1293
- Small business, 984
- Sports programs, 731–732
- Students
  - Girls' Government, 505–506
- Taxation
  - and small business, 984
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 196–197
- Voter eligibility
  - age requirement, lowering to 16, 575
- Voter participation
  - youth engagement, 574–575
- Women
  - economic equality, 448
  - impact of child care on equity initiatives, 594
- Youth employment, 984
Martow, G. (PC, Thornhill)
- Access to Consumer Credit Reports and Elevator Availability Act, 2018 (Bill 8)
  - second reading, 635–640
- Appreciation
  - Shults, Tammie Jo, 831
- Budget 2018
  - taxation, 351
- Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
  - responded to, 842, 862
- Careers in Medicine Advisory Committee Act, 2018 (Bill 18)
  - first reading, 134
- Child care
  - affordability, 862
- Child Protection Information Network (CPIN)
  - cost, 637
  - protection of privacy, 1184–1185
- Credit reports
  - consumer access to, 636
- Dental care
  - access to, 264
- Eating disorders
  - education
    - public awareness campaign, 1205
    - school-based, 1205
  - and mental illness, 1204–1205
- Education
  - math scores, 1094–1095
- Education, elementary/secondary
  - financial literacy, 571
- Elevator technicians, 635–636
- French-language debates
  - Déclarations des députés
    - Université de l'Ontario français, 612
  - Questions orales
    - Éducation en français, 552–553
- Full-day kindergarten, 862
- Government debt
  - general remarks, 842
- Government identification
  - for children, 351
  - fees
    - revenue from, 350–351
- Government programs
  - income-testing, 351
- Hate crime
  - general remarks, 328–329
- Health and allied health professionals
  - compensation through social programs, 264
  - practice expenses, 264
- Hydro One
  - executive compensation, 774
- Jewish community, 1104
- Judicial officers
  - sexual assault law training, 1199
- Legislative procedure
  - quorum, 361
- Magna Carta, 156
- Medical school graduates
  - residency program matching, 129, 132, 940
- Members' statements
  - Believe to Achieve Organization, 944
  - Holocaust Remembrance Day, 555
  - Medical graduates, 132
  - Public safety, 328–329
  - Public transit, 1189–1190
  - Shults, Tammie Jo, 831
  - Yom Hazikaron and Israeli Independence Day, 682
- Members'/ministers' personal narratives, 361–363
- Ministerial statements
  - Jewish Heritage Month
    - responded to, 1104
- Ministry of Government and Consumer Services
  - directive powers
    - credit scores, 636
- Motherisk program
  - forensic testing, errors in, 290
- OHIP
  - eligibility, residency, 565
  - interprovincial billing agreement
    - exclusions, 565
    - exclusions, compassionate exemptions from, 566
- Opposition day motions
  - Health care
    - responded to, 263–264
- Oral health
  - public education, 264
- Oral questions
  - Child protection
    - presented, 1184–1185
  - Doctor shortage
    - presented, 940
  - Executive compensation
    - presented, 774
  - Forensic testing
    - presented, 290
  - Medical graduates
    - presented, 128–129
  - Student achievement
    - presented, 1094–1095
- Pay equity, gender wage gap
  - general remarks, 360, 362
- Pay transparency
  - general remarks, 363–364
- Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 360–366
- PC Party
  - climate change, 805
- Personal information
  - collection, use, disclosure of
    - by private sector, 152
  - privacy breaches, 152–153
  - protection of privacy, 636–637
- Petitions
  - Doctor shortage, 787, 1191–1192
  - GO Transit, 260
  - Government advertising, 136
  - Landfill, 559
- Private members' public business
  - Combatting Eating Disorders in Ontario Act, 2018 (Bill 29)
    - second reading, 1204–1206
  - Fee Waivers (Photo Card and Birth Certificate) Act, 2018 (Bill 26)
    - second reading, 350–351
  - Home Care and Community Services Amendment Act (Dan's Law), 2018 (Bill 5)
    - second reading, 565–566
  - Magna Carta Day Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
    - second reading, 156–157
  - Mandatory Sexual Assault Law Training for Judicial Officers Act, 2018 (Bill 9)
    - second reading, 1198–1199
  - Personal Information Protection Act, 2018 (Bill 14)
    - second reading, 152–153
  - Waste reduction
    - responded to, 804–805
  - Youth Political Engagement Act, 2018 (Bill 38)
    - second reading, 570–571
- Public education campaigns—Culture
  - Jewish Heritage Month, 1104
- Public education campaigns—Historical/National
  - Holocaust Remembrance Day, 555
- Public transportation
  - York region, 1189–1190
- Sexual assault trials
  - conviction rate, 1199
  - treatment of victims, 1199
- Skilled trades
  - employment, 639–640
- Taxation
  - and voter eligibility, 571
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 167, 171
- Transportation Systems Improvement Advisory Committee Act, 2018 (Bill 57)
  - first reading, 786
- Vehicle registration
  - fees, 350
- Visual media
  - digital modification of body images, film/television, 1205
- Voter eligibility
  - age requirement, lowering to 16, 571
  - taxation, 571
- Voter participation
  - provisional registration for underage youth, 571
  - youth engagement, 571
- Waste diversion
  - composting, 805
- Waste management
  - landfill projections, 804
- Women
  - economic equality, 363, 365
- Youth programs and services
  - 2bempowered Inc., 944
Matthews, D. (LIB, London North Centre)
- Cannabis, retail of
  - free market model, 50
- Education, elementary/secondary
  - graduation rates, 50
- Government notice of motions
  - Government investments
    - presented, 1283–1285
- Justice system
  - community justice centres, 824
- Members' statements
  - London organizations, 896–897
- Members'/ministers' birthdays
  - Sandals, Liz (Guelph), 783
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - London North Centre, 896–897
- OHIP+
  - expansion, 50
- Oral questions
  - Access to justice
    - presented, 824
- Petitions
  - Anti-smoking initiatives for youth, 299
- Private members' public business
  - Youth Political Engagement Act, 2018 (Bill 38)
    - second reading, 574
- Students, secondary
  - graduation rates, 50
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 50
- Tributes
  - Van Horne, Ronald George, 492–493
- Voter eligibility
  - age requirement, lowering to 16, 574
- Voter participation
  - youth engagement, 574
Mauro, Hon. B. (LIB, Thunder Bay–Atikokan)
- Broadband networks, access to
  - in rural and northern Ontario, 867
- Budget 2018
  - infrastructure, provincial, 866–867
- Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
  - responded to, 866–867
- Building construction, wood-frame, 937
- Coal-fired electricity generation
  - plant closures, 53
- Disaster relief
  - ice storm, southwestern Ontario, 734–735
- Farms
  - bunkhouse building codes, 503
- Federal government record
  - Conservative (2006-2015)
    - government debt, 52–53
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - education, 698
    - health care, 53, 272–273, 698
    - mental health, 698
    - pensions, 698
    - pharmacare, 698–699
  - NDP (1990-1995)
    - health care, 272
  - PC (1995-2003)
    - debt, 52–53, 700–701
    - economy, 52
    - health care, 272
- Government service transfer
  - to municipalities, 52
- Health care
  - access to
    - rural and northern Ontario, 273
- Highway 407
  - sale/lease of, 52
- Infrastructure, roads
  - government funding, 866–867
- Long-term care beds
  - new/redeveloped, 203
- Nurse practitioners
  - clinics led by
    - Lakehead Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic, 273
- Opposition day motions
  - Health care
    - responded to, 272–273
- Oral questions
  - Building code
    - responded to, 503
  - Disaster relief
    - responded to, 734–735
  - Wood frame construction
    - responded to, 937
- Plan for Care and Opportunity Act (Budget Measures), 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 696–701
- Senior citizens
  - Centre for Excellence for Integrated Seniors' Service (CEISS), 203
- Sudbury by-election
  - trial, directed verdict, 697
- Supportive housing
  - Sister Leila Greco Centre, 203
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 51–53, 203
McDonell, J. (PC, Stormont–Dundas–South Glengarry)
- Access to Consumer Credit Reports and Elevator Availability Act, 2018 (Bill 8)
  - second reading, 540
  - time allocation motion
    - responded to, 742–745
  - third reading, 1157–1162
- Appreciation
  - Roy, Pierre, 735–736
- Budget 2017
  - balanced, 199
- Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
  - responded to, 853, 866
- Consumer protection
  - online phishing scams, 150
  - regulations, 1159
- Correctional Services Transformation Act, 2018 (Bill 6)
  - second reading, 413, 416, 420–421
- Court trial delays
  - and correctional services, 420–421
- Credit reports
  - consumer access to, 1158
- Credit services
  - general remarks, 742–743
- Delegated Administrative Authorities Accountability and Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 56)
  - first reading, 738–739
- Economic conditions, 1273
- Economic growth, 413
- Economic productivity
  - rural and northern Ontario, 345–346
- Elevator technicians, 1161
- Elevators
  - availability, 1160
  - maintenance and repair, 1161
  - TSSA availability study, 1157, 1161
- Employment and unemployment
  - lack of employment opportunities, 216
- Fees, administrative
  - increase in, 353
- Gas plant cancellations
  - freedom-of-information requests, 744
- Government debt
  - and economic growth, 199
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - correctional services, 416
    - economy, 853
    - employment, 341
    - energy, 866
    - taxation, 340–341
  - PC (1995-2003)
    - budgets, 199
- Government service transfer
  - general remarks, 341
- Government services
  - funding, 90–91
- Information and communication technology
  - access to, 346
  - infrastructure, rural and northern Ontario, 346
- Inmates
  - on remand, 420
- Legislative procedure
  - quorum, 220
  - time allocation motions, 742, 1157
- Long-term care beds
  - general remarks, 853
- Members' statements
  - Racine, Maurice, 253
  - Roy, Pierre, 735–736
  - Volunteers, 943
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - Stormont–Dundas–South Glengarry, 943
- Ministerial statements
  - Nowruz
    - responded to, 258
- Ministry of Government and Consumer Services
  - directive powers
    - credit scores, 1158
- Nowruz, 258
- Oral questions
  - Consumer protection
    - presented, 499
  - Social housing
    - presented, 1143–1144
- Pay transparency
  - in not-for-profit organizations, 399
- Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 216, 224–225, 399
- Personal information
  - collection, use, disclosure of
    - by government, 150
- Petitions
  - Energy contracts, 136–137
  - Government advertising, 333
  - Government services, 560, 837–838
  - Hospital services, 87
  - Landfill, 508–509
  - Long-term care, 88, 1239
  - Mental health services, 88
  - Ontario budget, 559–560
  - School closures, 739–740
  - Wind turbines, 1040, 1150
- Plan for Care and Opportunity Act (Budget Measures), 2018 (Bill 31)
  - third reading, 1273
- Private members' public business
  - Fee Waivers (Photo Card and Birth Certificate) Act, 2018 (Bill 26)
    - second reading, 353
  - Personal Information Protection Act, 2018 (Bill 14)
    - second reading, 149–150
  - Rural Ontario
    - responded to, 345–346
  - Taxation
    - responded to, 340–341
- Public education campaigns—Community development
  - National Volunteer Week, 943
- Senior citizens
  - social housing, 1143
- ServiceOntario locations
  - accessibility, rural and northern Ontario, 353
- Social housing, 1143
- Technical Standards and Safety Authority
  - administrative penalties, 1160
  - inspections, records of, 499
  - transparency and accountability, 744, 1159–1160
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 90–91, 199
- Time allocation motions
  - Access to Consumer Credit Reports and Elevator Availability Act, 2018 (Bill 8)
    - responded to, 742–745
- Tributes
  - Racine, Maurice, 253
- Volunteers and volunteering
  - appreciation, 943
McGarry, Hon. K. (LIB, Cambridge)
- Aggregate resources, recycled
  - use of in publicly-funded projects, 292
- Auditor General
  - general remarks, 980
  - pre-election report, 979–980
- Budget 2018
  - health care, 877
  - infrastructure, information and communication technology, 347
- Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
  - responded to, 877
- Cycling, 939
- Electric vehicles
  - charging stations, 1142–1143
- Ferry service
  - electrified, 292
  - government funding, 291
- GO Transit
  - Toronto-Bolton line, 81
- Government Contract Wages Act, 2018 (Bill 53)
  - second reading, 1057–1058
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - health care, 877
  - NDP (1990-1995)
    - health care, 877
- High-speed rail
  - London-Kitchener-Windsor, 502–503
- Highway construction
  - Highways 17 and 417, 79
- Highway safety
  - Carnage Alley, median barrier, 1142
- Infrastructure, government programs
  - Connecting Links program, 347
  - Main Street Revitalization Initiative, 347
  - Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund (OCIF), 346–347
- Members'/ministers' correction of record, 449
- Members'/ministers' remarks on debate
  - speaking to the topic, 920
- Metrolinx
  - general remarks, 182
- Municipal transit
  - provincial funding, 248
- OHIP+
  - general remarks, 877
- Oral questions
  - Aggregate recycling
    - responded to, 292
  - Cycling policies
    - responded to, 939–940
  - Electric vehicle charging stations
    - responded to, 1142–1143
  - Executive compensation
    - responded to, 182
  - Ferry service
    - responded to, 291–292
  - Highway improvement
    - responded to, 79, 1142
  - Public transit
    - responded to, 81, 325, 502–503, 675
  - Road safety
    - responded to, 445, 551–552
  - Toronto Transit Commission
    - responded to, 549
  - Transit funding
    - responded to, 248
  - Transportation planning
    - responded to, 1184
- Private members' public business
  - Rural Ontario
    - responded to, 346–347
- Public sector employees
  - sunshine list, 182
- Public transportation
  - affordability, 325
- Road safety, careless driving, 445, 551–552
- Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)
  - subways, provincial ownership, 549
- Transportation planning
  - Greater Toronto Area, 1184
McMahon, Hon. E. (LIB, Burlington)
- Auditor General
  - pre-election report, 932–933, 936
- Building construction, wood-frame, 1012
- Legislative procedure
  - debates
    - speech should relate to matter being discussed, 364
- Members'/ministers' correction of record, 942–943
- Ontario's Fair Hydro Plan
  - financing of, accounting standards, 818, 936
- Oral questions
  - Executive compensation
    - responded to, 180, 1138–1139
  - Government accounting practices
    - responded to, 818, 932–934, 936–937, 979–980
- Pay equity, gender wage gap
  - general remarks, 364–365
- Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 364–365
- Private members' public business
  - Ontario Forestry Revitalization Act (14 Storey Wood Frame Buildings), 2018 (Bill 19)
    - second reading, 1012
- Public sector employees
  - executive compensation, 1138–1139
  - salaries, disclosure of, 180
- Women
  - economic equality, 365
McMeekin, T. (LIB, Ancaster–Dundas–Flamborough–Westdale)
- Basic Income Pilot, 891
- Greenbelt, 1093–1094
- Members' statements
  - McMaster University, 613
- Minimum wage increase
  - general remarks, 822
- Oral questions
  - Greenbelt
    - presented, 1093–1094
  - Minimum wage
    - presented, 822
  - Social assistance
    - presented, 891
- Registered Professional Planners Act, 2018 (Bill 64)
  - first reading, 1037
- Reports by committees
  - Standing Committee on Regulations and Private Bills, 1147–1148
- Universities and colleges
  - McMaster University, 613
McNaughton, M. (PC, Lambton–Kent–Middlesex)
- Auto insurance rates
  - general remarks, 868
- Beer
  - tax rate, 497
- Beer brewers
  - government support, 497
- Budget 2018
  - and provincial credit rating, 870
- Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
  - responded to, 854, 867–870, 872
- Business support programs, 1029–1030
  - grant allocation, 1053
  - performance measurement, 1053
- Cap-and-trade
  - effect on gasoline prices, 602
  - effect on natural gas rates, 889–890
- Carbon pricing
  - federal tax, 869
- Economic conditions, 868–869
- Economic development
  - government funding, 401
- Economic growth, 403
- Fair wage policy
  - rate schedules, 1052
  - regulations, deferred drafting of, 1050
  - scope, 1052
  - stakeholder consultation, 1051–1052
- Fair wage policy, administration
  - director of government contract wages, 1052
  - regulatory authority, 1051
- Gasoline prices
  - and cap-and-trade, 602
- Government Contract Wages Act, 2018 (Bill 53)
  - second reading, 1041, 1050–1055
- Government debt
  - general remarks, 854, 869–870
- Government finances
  - accounting standards, 868
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - general remarks, 1055
    - taxation, 869
- Government tenders
  - contract drafting, 1051
- Hockey, 382
- Household debt, 868–869
- Hydro One
  - executive compensation, 727
- Hydro One privatization
  - stakeholder consultation, 868
- Invasive species
  - phragmites, 1035–1036
- Labour reform
  - economic impact, 1051
- Members' statements
  - Hockey, 382
  - Phragmites, 1035–1036
- Members/ministers quoting
  - news media
    - gender wage gap, 401–403
    - provincial credit rating, 870
- Members'/ministers' remarks
  - withdrawn, 868, 870
- Minimum wage increase
  - economic impact, 1052–1053
- Natural gas, 889–890
- NDP Party
  - general remarks, 1055
- Oral questions
  - Executive compensation
    - presented, 727
  - Gasoline prices
    - presented, 602
  - Government fiscal policies
    - presented, 497
  - Government investments
    - presented, 1029–1030
  - Natural gas rates
    - presented, 889–890
  - Taxation
    - presented, 442
- Pay equity, gender wage gap
  - causes of, 402–403
  - general remarks, 401–402
  - steering committee, 401
- Pay transparency
  - compliance and enforcement, 401
  - regulations, deferred drafting, 401
- Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 401–405
- PC Party
  - taxation, 1050
- Petitions
  - Wind turbines, 838–839, 1039
- Poverty
  - rural and small-town, 1051
- Taxation
  - general remarks, 869
  - and small business, 442
- Water quality
  - review of
    - in southwestern Ontario, 869–870
Milczyn, Hon. P.Z. (LIB, Etobicoke–Lakeshore)
- Affordable housing
  - government funding, 782, 1222–1223
- Basic Income Pilot, 891
- Budget 2018
  - general remarks, 595
- Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
  - responded to, 757–758
- Building construction, wood-frame, 1009–1010
- Cap-and-trade revenue
  - reinvestment in emission reduction programs, 1009
- Government record
  - PC (1995-2003)
    - health care, 597
- Landfill sites
  - municipal consultation, 1216
- Landlord and Tenant Board, 680
- Municipal decision-making
  - general remarks, 1215
- Municipal planning
  - inclusionary zoning, 779
- Oral questions
  - Affordable housing
    - responded to, 779, 782, 1096, 1222–1223
  - Poverty
    - responded to, 605
  - Social assistance
    - responded to, 891
  - Tenant protection
    - responded to, 680, 889
- Pay transparency
  - general remarks, 368
- Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 368–369
- Plan for Care and Opportunity Act (Budget Measures), 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 595, 597
- Poverty reduction, 605
- Private members' public business
  - Ontario Forestry Revitalization Act (14 Storey Wood Frame Buildings), 2018 (Bill 19)
    - second reading, 1009–1010
  - Respecting Municipal Authority Over Landfilling Sites Act, 2018 (Bill 16)
    - second reading, 1215–1216
- Rent control, 889
- Rental housing
  - purpose-built, 1096
  - standard lease, 889
- Tenants
  - protections for, 889
Miller, N. (PC, Parry Sound–Muskoka)
- Budget 2018
  - craft breweries, 815, 1270
  - deficit, 814
  - and provincial credit rating, 814
  - taxation, 815
- Coffee pods
  - compostable/recyclable, 798
- Correctional officers
  - training, 412
- Correctional Services Transformation Act, 2018 (Bill 6)
  - second reading, 412
- Employment standards
  - holiday pay formula, 814
- Forest industry
  - tariffs on exports to US, 30–31
- Government debt
  - general remarks, 814
  - interest on, 814
  - net debt-to-GDP ratio, 1270
- Greenhouse gas emissions
  - from landfills, 805
- Greenhouse gas emissions, reduction
  - through composting, 799
- Home care
  - state of
    - in Parry Sound, 188
- Hospital funding by hospital
  - Muskoka Algonquin Healthcare, 446
- Hospital funding by region
  - Parry Sound–Muskoka, 330, 896
- Hospitals, funding
  - small- and medium-sized, 815, 1270
- Inmates, vulnerable
  - and segregation, 412
- Landfills
  - capacity, 799
  - organic waste, 799
- Legislative process
  - time allocation, 814
- Members' statements
  - Access to health care, 1036
  - Health care funding, 896
  - Home care, 188
  - Hospital funding, 330
  - Lund, Rick, 383
  - Northern Ontario, 1233
  - Organ donation, 736
- Members'/ministers' privileges
  - wearing of paraphernalia
    - hockey jersey, 17
- Minimum wage increase, economic impact
  - on business, 217
- Ministerial statements
  - Sikh Heritage Month
    - responded to, 834
- No Flak for Carrying Racks Act (Highway Traffic Amendment), 2018 (Bill 65)
  - first reading, 1037
- Oral questions
  - Forest industry
    - presented, 30–31
  - Hospital funding
    - presented, 446
- Organ and tissue donation, 736
- Pay equity
  - general remarks, 369
- Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 217, 369
- Petitions
  - Health care funding, 386, 615, 739, 789, 836, 898–899, 950, 1106, 1238
- Plan for Care and Opportunity Act (Budget Measures), 2018 (Bill 31)
  - time allocation motion
    - responded to, 814–815
  - third reading, 1270
- Private members' public business
  - Waste reduction
    - presented, 797–799
    - responded to, 805
- Provincial credit rating, 814
- Public education campaigns—Culture
  - Sikh Heritage Month, 834
- Public education campaigns—Health
  - Be a Donor Month, 736
- Recycling
  - single-use plastic beverage containers, 805
- Sikh community, 834
- Taxation
  - credits
    - for industry research and innovation, 798
    - for waste-reducing technologies in industry, 798–799
- Time allocation motions
  - Plan for Care and Opportunity Act (Budget Measures), 2018 (Bill 31)
    - responded to, 814–815
- Tributes
  - Lund, Rick, 383
- Waste diversion
  - compost facilities, 799, 805
  - compostable packaging, 798–799
- Waste management
  - organics collection, 799
Miller, P. (NDP, Hamilton East–Stoney Creek)
- Correctional facilities
  - general population units, inmate mix, 420
- Correctional facilities, contraband
  - smuggling of, 420
- Correctional Services Transformation Act, 2018 (Bill 6)
  - second reading, 420
- Health care funding
  - general remarks, 82–83
- Inmates
  - violence between, 420
- Members' statements
  - Health care funding, 82–83
  - Pension plans, 449–450
  - Tenant protection, 944
- Ministry of Community and Social Services Amendment Act (Social Assistance Research Commission), 2018 (Bill 30)
  - first reading, 296
- Pension plans
  - reform, 449–450
- Rental housing
  - rent increases, 944
- Tenants
  - eviction of, 944
- Tributes
  - Jamison, Norm, 19–20
  - Preston, Peter Langdon, 723–724
Moridi, Hon. R. (LIB, Richmond Hill)
- Broadband networks
  - 5G network, 183
- Budget 2018
  - child care, 596
  - mental health and addictions services, 596
- Clean technology, 1182
- Economic growth, 596
- Education, elementary/secondary
  - graduation rates, 596
- Employment standards
  - reform, 971
- Government Contract Wages Act, 2018 (Bill 53)
  - second reading, 971
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - education, 596
- Infrastructure projects
  - and employment, 971
- Members'/ministers' correction of record, 597
- Ministerial statements
  - Nowruz
    - presented, 256–257
- Nowruz, 256–257
- OHIP+
  - general remarks, 596
- Oral questions
  - 5G technologies
    - responded to, 183
  - Clean technology
    - responded to, 1182
  - Government investments
    - responded to, 679
  - Research and innovation
    - responded to, 130
- Plan for Care and Opportunity Act (Budget Measures), 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 596
- Research and development
  - government funding, 679
  - life sciences sector, 130
- Students, secondary
  - graduation rates, 596
- Taxation
  - business, 596
  - credits
    - for industry research and innovation, 596
Munro, J. (PC, York–Simcoe)
- Appreciation
  - Levac, Dave, 1101
- Child and youth mental health care
  - wait-lists, 810
- eHealth Ontario
  - cost of, 207
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - general remarks, 1291
- Hospital closures, 55
- Human trafficking, 83
- Magna Carta, 153–154
- Magna Carta Day Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
  - first reading, 35
- Members' statements
  - Human trafficking, 83
  - International Women's Day, 133
  - Sharon Temple, 897
  - The Speaker, 1101
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - York Simcoe, 897
- Mental health and addictions
  - ministry of, 811
- Ontario Works program
  - financial benefit, 55
- Oral questions
  - Government's record
    - presented, 1291
- Petitions
  - Lyme disease, 454–455
- Plan for Care and Opportunity Act (Budget Measures), 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 695
- Private members' public business
  - Magna Carta Day Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
    - second reading, 153–154, 159–160
  - Ministry of Mental Health and Addictions Act, 2018 (Bill 52)
    - second reading, 810–811
- Public education campaigns—Women
  - International Women's Day, 133
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 55, 207

House speaker index

Letter: M

MacCharles, Hon. T. (LIB, Pickering–Scarborough East)

MacLaren, J. (Independent, Carleton–Mississippi Mills)

MacLeod, L. (PC, Nepean–Carleton)

Malhi, Hon. H. (LIB, Brampton–Springdale)

Mangat, A. (LIB, Mississauga–Brampton South)

Mantha, M. (NDP, Algoma–Manitoulin)

Martins, C. (LIB, Davenport)

Martow, G. (PC, Thornhill)

Matthews, D. (LIB, London North Centre)

Mauro, Hon. B. (LIB, Thunder Bay–Atikokan)

McDonell, J. (PC, Stormont–Dundas–South Glengarry)

McGarry, Hon. K. (LIB, Cambridge)

McMahon, Hon. E. (LIB, Burlington)

McMeekin, T. (LIB, Ancaster–Dundas–Flamborough–Westdale)

McNaughton, M. (PC, Lambton–Kent–Middlesex)

Milczyn, Hon. P.Z. (LIB, Etobicoke–Lakeshore)

Miller, N. (PC, Parry Sound–Muskoka)

Miller, P. (NDP, Hamilton East–Stoney Creek)

Moridi, Hon. R. (LIB, Richmond Hill)

Munro, J. (PC, York–Simcoe)