Speaker letter f House Hansard index Parliament 42 Session 1

House speaker index

Letter: F

Fedeli, Hon. V. (PC, Nipissing)
- Aerospace industry
  - and COVID-19
    - relief fund, 8186–8187
  - educational programs, 8186–8187
- Aggregate industry
  - resource revenue-sharing agreement, 2320, 2457
- Alcohol retail
  - economic impact, 5395–5396
  - in northern Ontario, 5396
  - in other jurisdictions, 4127
- Alcohol retail - buck-a-beer
  - availability, 675
  - incentives, 675, 677, 737
  - via minimum price floor, 677, 737
- Alcohol retail - expansion
  - consultation, 5395
  - economic impact, 5570
  - general remarks, 4323, 4661, 5130, 5393, 5395
  - point-of-sale locations
    - convenience stores, 3876, 5570
  - social responsibility, 5393, 5395, 5571
  - statements by stakeholders, 5395, 5570–5571
- Apprenticeships
  - government strategy, 4321
  - journeyperson-to-apprentice ratio, 2456
- Auditor General of Ontario
  - Review of the 2018 Pre-Election Report on Ontario’s Finances, 1119, 1167, 1383
- Automobile insurance rates
  - affordability, 777
  - based on postal codes, 1523–1524, 1587–1588, 1590, 1634–1635, 1678, 1795
  - relative to other provinces, 777
- Automobile insurance reform
  - consultation process, 4397
  - consumer choice, 5597
  - electronic documentation, 4866, 5130, 5597
  - general remarks, 1729–1730, 1841, 1891, 2093, 2095–2096, 2575, 3761–3762, 4322–4323, 4397, 5130
  - statements by stakeholders, 4866
- Automotive industry
  - general remarks, 6872–6873
  - government strategy, 4323, 5709, 10380–10381
- Automotive industry - employment
  - layoffs, 5709
- Aviation fuel tax
  - reduction, 6829
- Beer
  - tax rate, 1520
- Beer Store, The
  - bottle return program, 5571
  - foreign ownership, 5570
- Beer Store, The - master framework agreement
  - general remarks, 5393–5394, 5570
  - impact on consumer choice, 5395
  - impact on craft brewers, 5394–5395, 5571
  - impact on market competition, 5394
- Beer Store, The - master framework agreement cancellation
  - general remarks, 5261, 5305, 5310, 5361, 5550–5551
- Better for People, Smarter for Business Act, 2019 (Bill 132)
  - time allocation motion
    - presented, 5969–5973
- Bombardier Inc.
  - layoffs
    - government response, 5793
- Bringing Choice and Fairness to the People Act (Beverage Alcohol Retail Sales), 2019 (Bill 115)
  - first reading, 5218
  - second reading, 5393–5396
  - third reading, 5570–5571
- Broadband infrastructure development
  - northern and rural Ontario, 2320
- Budget 2017
  - deficit, 1116, 1165–1167
- Budget 2018
  - deficit, 1116, 1165–1167, 2319, 2345, 2452–2453, 3080, 3740
- Budget 2019
  - community safety and correctional services, 4321–4322, 5132
  - debt and deficit, 4319–4320, 4363
  - economic development, 4323
  - education, 4462, 5132
  - environment, conservation and parks, 4322
  - general remarks, 4319, 4330, 5114, 5126–5127, 5311, 5510–5511
  - government and consumer services, 4322–4323, 5130–5131
  - health and long-term care, 4320–4321, 4462, 5132
  - infrastructure, 4322
  - ministerial budgets, 4471–4472
  - release date, 3560
  - taxation, 4320, 4324, 5128
  - transportation, 4322, 5130
- Budget 2021
  - community and social services, 12890
  - general remarks, 12888
  - northern and rural Ontario, 12888–12889
- Budget deficits
  - government strategy, 5267
- Budget speech 2019 (April 11, 2019)
  - presented, 4318–4324
- Business
  - capital cost depreciation rate, 2454, 2461, 2514, 2915, 3741, 5130
- Business - COVID-19, financial assistance
  - for fixed costs, 10952
  - general remarks, 11099, 14191–14192
- Business - COVID-19, government response
  - general remarks, 10065–10066
  - Northern Ontario Recovery Program, 10066
- Business - Digital Main Street program
  - general remarks, 10067
- Business environment
  - general remarks, 10067
  - government strategy, 338, 1084, 2454, 3665, 7216
  - impact of United States tax reform, 2454, 5129
- Business - main street recovery plan
  - consultation process, 10065
  - general remarks, 10068
  - personal protective equipment (PPE) grant
    - general remarks, 10066
  - Small Business Recovery Network
    - small business enterprise centres, 10066–10067
  - small business recovery webpage, 10066
- Business - small and medium-sized
  - support organizations
    - regional investment centres, 10067
    - small business enterprise centres, 10066–10067
- Business - taxation
  - corporate tax rate, 10065
  - employer health tax, 2512
- Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms - s.33: notwithstanding clause
  - general remarks, 973
  - use of
    - historically, 974
- Cannabis
  - equity of access, 1347
- Cannabis consumption - location restrictions
  - alignment with tobacco regulations, 1346––1347, 1650
  - enforcement, 1650
  - impact on equity of access, 1347
  - prohibited locations, 1346–1347
  - vehicles and boats, 1346
- Cannabis consumption - youth
  - age restrictions, 1681
  - prevention, 1648–1649
- Cannabis - legalization
  - federal jurisdiction, 1649
  - general remarks, 1648
  - implementation timeline, 808
- Cannabis production
  - regulation of
    - licensing jurisdiction, 1349, 1649
  - supply shortage, 5132
- Cannabis - regulatory enforcement
  - funding, 1649, 1681
  - general remarks, 1650
- Cannabis - regulatory framework
  - general remarks, 1650–1651
  - goals of, 1648
  - stakeholder consultation, 1346–1347, 1648
  - taxation and revenue sharing, 1345–1346, 1348, 1649
- Cannabis retail
  - access options, 3961
  - implementation timeline, 808, 1350
  - in Indigenous communities, 1346, 1651
  - market analysis, data sources, 1345–1346
  - private market model, 808–809, 5132
- Cannabis retail - licensing
  - application process
    - implementation timeline, 1649–1650
  - facility requirements, 1349
  - oversight by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO), 1346
  - quantity caps
    - due to supply shortage, 3961, 5132
    - on retail store authorizations, 1349
- Cannabis retail - Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS)
  - customer service, 2092, 2135
  - deliveries via Canada Post, 1638
  - delivery requirements, 1648–1649
  - as exclusive online retailer, 1345–1346, 1681
  - as exclusive wholesaler, 1345–1346, 1348, 1649
  - governance structure, 1345
  - online platform
    - content, 1648–1649
    - data collection and privacy, 1649
    - infrastructure contract, 2202, 2255
  - operating contracts, 2136, 2202, 2255
  - order volume, 2092, 2135
  - products, 1649–1650
  - supply, 1650
- Cannabis retail - physical stores
  - municipal opt-out
    - deadline, 1346, 1348, 1649
    - process, 1348, 1649
- Cannabis retail - unlicensed dispensaries
  - corporate liability, 1650, 2092
  - general remarks, 809, 1681
  - landlord liability, 1348, 1650, 2092
  - penalties
    - financial, 1348–1349, 1649–1650, 2092
    - licensing ineligibility, 1345, 1348, 1650, 2092
- Cannabis Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 36)
  - second reading, 1345–1349, 1351
  - third reading, 1648–1651
- Cap-and-trade
  - purchase of credits from Quebec and California, 5129
- Cap-and-trade cancellation
  - fiscal impact, 972, 2914, 3740, 5972
  - general remarks, 2319, 5129
- Cap-and-trade cancellation - economic impact
  - general remarks, 335
- Carbon tax (federal)
  - cost of, disclosure
    - on energy bills, 4465
    - on gas pumps, 4323–4324, 4465
    - general remarks, 2320
  - general remarks, 2514, 4323
  - government response to, 2320
  - impact on cost of living, 3665
  - impact on natural gas rates, 4465
- Cat Lake First Nation
  - state of emergency
    - government response to, 3374
    - jurisdiction, 3374
- Child care - Childcare Access and Relief from Expenses (CARE) tax credit
  - benefit rates, 4335, 4463, 5131–5132
  - eligibility, 4320, 4462–4463
  - general remarks, 4329, 5129
- Child care funding
  - Canada-Ontario Early Learning and Child Care Agreement, 10069
- Child care spaces
  - in schools, 4320, 4462, 5132
- City of Toronto et al. v Ontario (Attorney General), 2018 ONSC 5151
  - Toronto City Council downsizing
    - provincial jurisdiction, 973
- Clean technology industry
  - investment in
    - emissions reduction fund, 4322
- Community food organizations
  - regulatory reform, 5971
- Community housing
  - supply, 2320
- Community safety
  - program funding, 4321–4322
- Consumption and treatment services
  - review
    - stakeholder consultations, 1323, 1325
- Consumption and treatment services - sites
  - federal permit extension, 1323
- COVID-19 - economic recovery
  - consultation, 12916
  - job creation, 12890
  - regulatory reform, 12914–12916
- COVID-19 - financial supports
  - provincial
    - general remarks, 8187, 10065–10068
- COVID-19 - government response
  - federal-provincial coordination, 10068
  - general remarks, 10067–10068
- COVID-19 - provincial state of emergency (January 2021)
  - emergency orders
    - stay-at-home order, 12916
- Culture media industry
  - tax credits, 4324
- Curriculum - reform
  - general remarks, 4321
- Dental care - senior citizens
  - general remarks, 4320, 4462
  - program funding, 4462, 5132
- Driver licences
  - fee freeze, 972
  - online renewal, 4664
- Dry cleaning industry
  - regulatory reform, 5970
- Economic conditions by region
  - northern Ontario, 2456–2457
- Economic development
  - general remarks, 2454, 10067
  - government strategy, 135, 335, 677, 2451, 5364
  - by region
    - rural and northern Ontario, 6832
  - regional investment
    - Regional Opportunities Investment Tax Credit
      - benefit rate, 12888–12889
- Economic development - northern Ontario
  - government strategy, 338, 4464
- Education funding
  - general remarks, 4321, 5132, 5357
- Education reform
  - parents' bill of rights, 4321
- Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 971–975
- Electric vehicles
  - manufacturing, 12888
- Employment
  - creation/loss, 3741, 5130, 6717–6718, 6829, 6831, 10065
  - growth by region, 2456–2457
- Endangered Species Act, 2007, SO 2007, c 6
  - general remarks, 2455
- Energy policy
  - government strategy, 231–232, 972
- Environmental assessments
  - general remarks, 2455
- Estate administration tax
  - filing timeline, 4451, 4710
  - rates, 4451, 4709–4710
- Far North Act, 2010, SO 2010, c 18
  - general remarks, 2455, 2457, 4464
- Federal budget 2019
  - economic impact, 3665
- Film and television industry
  - government funding, 10066
  - tax credits
    - general remarks, 10066, 10068
- Financial services
  - mutual fund regulations, 888, 1383
- Foreign investment
  - general remarks, 5127
  - from New York City, 2774
  - Roche, Mississauga, 9717, 10032
- Forest industry
  - environmental protection legislation, impact of, 2455
  - regulatory reform, 5972
  - resource revenue-sharing agreement, 2320, 2457
- French-language debates
  - Budget de l'Ontario de 2019 (11 avril 2019), 4319, 4324
  - Déclarations ministérielles et réponses
    - Perspectives économiques et revue financière, 2318–2321
- Gaming industry
  - online gambling, 5130
  - single-game sports betting, 3566
- Gasoline prices
  - impact of cap-and-trade cancellation, 1488
- General Motors (GM)
  - electric vehicles, 12888
  - investment in Durham, 10380
- General Motors (GM) - Oshawa plant closure
  - employment insurance, 2766
  - future use, 6872
  - worker retraining, 2766
- GO Transit
  - infrastructure expansion
    - and private sector, 5130
  - service expansion, 4322
- Golf courses
  - during COVID-19, 12916
- Government appointments
  - agents general, 6781, 6829, 6871
- Government debt
  - amount, 2453, 4320
  - general remarks, 1117, 1325, 2913
  - interest on, 1118, 2350, 2454, 3740, 4319–4320, 5127–5128
  - over time, 5127
  - reduction, review by Financial Accountability Office, 1168
- Government debt - annual deficit
  - amount, 4319, 5129
  - general remarks, 5126
  - reduction
    - amount, 4319, 5129
    - strategy, 4319–4320, 5128–5129
    - timeline, 4319
- Government downsizing
  - as fiscal policy, 973
- Government expenditures
  - approval process, 3740
  - general remarks, 5555
  - ministries, operational efficiencies, 4320, 5128
  - program spending
    - review of, 2452
- Government finances
  - debt issuance programs
    - borrowing needs, 5127
  - economic statement
    - day of delivery, 2090
    - general remarks, 2451
  - general remarks, 300, 2345, 2350, 2410, 2452, 2454, 2511
  - government strategy, 2451, 5128
  - reporting timelines
    - Accountability Guarantee, 4319, 4334, 4463
    - budget delivery, 4319
    - general remarks, 5128
  - reserve and contingency funds
    - use of, 4320
  - source of, 2452
- Government finances (federal)
  - fall economic statement (2018), 2454, 2514
- Government finances - line-by-line review
  - mandate, 231
  - oversight of, 133
- Government notices of motion
  - Select Committee on Financial Transparency
    - presented, 1165–1170
- Government procurement - supply chain management
  - centralization, 4323
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-2018)
    - finances, 2319
    - fiscal policies, 1080, 1165–1168, 1182, 2973–2974
    - government debt, 2453–2454
    - public assets, 2452
    - transparency, 4463
  - NDP (1990-1995)
    - government debt, 2453
    - transportation and transit, 4081
  - PC (2018-present)
    - economy, 10065
    - fiscal policy, 5112, 5128–5129
    - general remarks, 972–973, 1431, 2319, 4319, 4915, 5132–5133
- Government services
  - service fees, 5129
- Government services - digital delivery
  - general remarks, 4323, 4463, 5130–5131
- Green Energy Act, 2009, SO 2009, c 12, Sched. A
  - repeal of, 2319
- Gun violence
  - government strategy, 4322
  - government strategy, funding for, 5132
- Health care funding
  - general remarks, 5306–5307, 5358
- Health care system - reform
  - general remarks, 4320
- Health sciences
  - research and development, 9717
- Home and community care
  - government funding, 4462
- Home and community care - staff
  - cannabis and, 1347
- Horse racing industry
  - general remarks, 1234
  - government funding
    - Leamington Raceway, 1926
  - slots
    - cancellation, 231
    - reintroduction, 1526–1527, 1592, 1684, 1889
- Hospitals - funding
  - capital grants, 4320
  - general remarks, 4462
- Housing
  - government strategy
    - general remarks, 2320
- Housing supply, 2320
- Hughes, Ken
  - alcohol retail consultant
    - consultation process, 4127
- Hunting and angling
  - Big Game Management Advisory Committee, 4464–4465
- Immigration
  - Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program
    - reform, 12915
- Independent Financial Commission of Inquiry
  - and Auditor General, 175
  - findings, 1165
  - independence of, 133
  - mandate, 133, 175, 231, 236, 1166
  - members
    - qualifications, 133
  - report
    - deadline, 133, 236
    - disclosure, 133, 1027
    - findings, 1116, 1118, 1165, 1167
  - resources, 175
- Indigenous communities
  - economic development, 2572–2573
- Indigenous communities - economic development
  - revenue sharing agreements, 2320, 2457
- Indigenous relations
  - government strategy, 4324
- Innovation and technology industry
  - government funding, 5757
  - trade with India, 6514
- International trade
  - economic impact, 6717, 6871
  - general remarks, 7216, 7552
  - trade and investment offices, 6717, 6780
- International trade missions
  - delegates, 7210
  - India, 6271, 6514, 6780
  - Korea, 6780
- Legislation
  - of previous governments, 5592
- Licence plates - redesign
  - general remarks, 4323
  - slogan change, 4323
- Light rail transit (LRT) - Hamilton
  - general remarks, 5130
- Light rail transit (LRT) - Ottawa
  - phase II, 5130
- Long-term care - beds
  - sector capacity, 4462
- Long-term care - beds, development and redevelopment
  - funding, 4320
  - geographic allocation, 12889
  - number of, 4320
- Long-term care - government funding
  - general remarks, 4462
- Long-term-care facilities
  - closure
    - Lady Isabelle Nursing Home, 4462
- Main Street Recovery Act, 2020 (Bill 215)
  - second reading, 10065–10069
- Manufacturing industry
  - Ontario Made program
    - general remarks, 9064, 10032
  - recovery rate, 10065
- Manufacturing industry - COVID-19
  - government supports, 10032
  - operational reconfiguration
    - as economic policy, 9063
    - and Ontario Together Fund, 9063
- Members'/ministers' correction of record, 2576
- Members/ministers quoting
  - Focus on Finance, October 2017
    - government finances, 1168
  - reports
    - The Case for Change: Increasing Choice and Expanding Opportunity in Ontario's Alcohol Sector (2019), 5393–5395, 5570
- Members'/ministers' remarks
  - withdrawn, 1795, 2209
- Members'/ministers' travel
  - New York, 4663
- Mental health and addictions services
  - government strategy, 1325
  - housing services, 1325
- Mental health and addictions services - funding
  - federal match, 4462, 5132
  - general remarks, 1325, 4320–4321, 4462
- Mining industry
  - Critical Minerals Strategy, 12888
  - economic impact, 7488
  - foreign investment
    - promotion, 7488
  - global ranking, 3740
  - government funding, 7488
  - Ontario Junior Exploration Program, 12888
  - regulatory reform, 5971, 12915
  - resource revenue-sharing agreement, 2320, 2457
  - role in land exploration, 2457
  - training
    - Ontario Mine Rescue Program, 12888
  - working group, 2457
- Ministerial statements
  - Economic outlook and fiscal review
    - presented, 2318–2321
- Ministry of Education
  - budget, 4453
- Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
  - budget, 4453, 5262
- Ministry of Indigenous Affairs
  - budget, 4471–4472
- Municipal finances
  - Municipal Modernization and Accountability Fund, 4322
- Municipal finances - COVID-19
  - provincial transfers
    - Social Services Relief Fund, 12890
- Municipal finances - provincial transfer payments
  - changes to
    - impact on residential taxes, 5134
- Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC)
  - board, taxpayer representation, 3825–3826
- Natural gas - access to
  - in northern and rural Ontario, 2320
- Natural gas expansion
  - private sector distribution, 1118
- Nipissing First Nation
  - economic strategy, 4080
- North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) - renegotiation
  - provincial advocacy, 1323
- Northern Ontario
  - economic strategy, 2141
  - employment recruitment
    - Northern Ontario Internship Program, 4464
  - government strategy, 4324
  - transportation and transit development, 12890
  - transportation strategy, 4322
- Northern Ontario Heritage Fund, 12889
  - application process, 12915
- Occupational health and safety
  - cannabis and, 1346–1347
- OHIP+: Children and Youth Pharmacare Program
  - second-payer model, 973, 1166, 2410, 2913–2914
- Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund (OCIF)
  - program funding, 12888
- Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP)
  - earnings exemption, 4321
- Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP)
  - eligibility
    - general remarks, 4321
- Ontario Works (OW)
  - earnings exemption, 4321
- Ontario's Fair Hydro Plan
  - cost of, 1169
  - financing for, 2453
    - accounting treatment, 1167–1170
  - report by Auditor General
    - The Fair Hydro Plan: Concerns about Fiscal Transparency, Accountability and Value for Money, 1168–1169
- Opioid addiction
  - government strategy
    - general remarks, 1323–1324
- Opposition parties
  - support for government policy, 2511
- Palliative care
  - in northern Ontario, 884
- Palliative care facilities
  - Nipissing Serenity Hospice, 884
- Parliamentary Budget Officer
  - Fiscal Sustainability Report (2018), 1324–1325
- Personal protective equipment (PPE)
  - Ontario Together Fund, 8383, 9063, 10032
  - production, 8383, 9063
    - Ontario Together Fund, 10066, 10068
- Personal services
  - regulation of
    - reform, 5970
- Pinelines
  - development
    - provincial veto, 2320
- Political fundraising
  - events
    - general remarks, 4755
  - union and corporate donations
    - ban on, 2515
- Progressive Conservative (PC) Party
  - election platform (2018)
    - general remarks, 972
- Protecting the People of Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2021 (Bill 269)
  - third reading, 12888–12890
- Protecting What Matters Most Act (Budget Measures), 2019 (Bill 100)
  - first reading, 4325
  - second reading, 4462–4465, 4471–4472
  - third reading, 5126–5134
- Provincial bonds
  - sale of, 4712, 5126
- Provincial branding
  - Trillium logo redesign, 4323
- Provincial credit rating, 5364
- Public accounts 2017-2018
  - review by Auditor General, 1116, 1165, 1168, 2453
- Public assets
  - vacant properties
    - cost of, 5131
    - revenue from, 5131
    - use as affordable housing, 4463, 5131
- Public assets - sale/lease of, 2452
- Question period
  - Aerospace industry
    - responded to, 8186–8187
  - Affordable housing
    - responded to, 335
  - Automobile insurance
    - responded to, 777, 1523–1524, 1587–1588, 1590, 1634–1635, 1678, 1729–1730, 1795, 1841, 1891, 2093, 2095–2096, 2575, 3761–3762, 4397, 4866, 5597
  - Automotive industry
    - responded to, 135, 2765–2766, 5709, 6872–6873, 10380–10381
  - Beverage alcohol sales
    - responded to, 675, 677, 737, 3876, 4661, 5505
  - Cannabis regulation
    - responded to, 808–809, 1681, 2092, 3961
  - Children's services
    - responded to, 2345
  - COVID-19 response
    - responded to, 11099, 14191–14192
  - Economic development
    - responded to, 1084, 2461, 2774, 6271, 9717
  - Economic outlook
    - responded to, 2090
  - Economic policy
    - responded to, 3665
  - Education funding
    - responded to, 5357
  - Employment standards
    - responded to, 1431, 2462
  - Federal-provincial fiscal policies
    - responded to, 2514
  - Fiscal accountability
    - responded to, 1792–1793, 1795
  - Fundraising
    - responded to, 4755
  - Gaming control
    - responded to, 3566
  - Gasoline prices
    - responded to, 1487–1488
  - Government accountability
    - responded to, 1027, 1182, 1228, 1383, 1683–1684, 2511–2512, 2515, 2973–2974
  - Government advertising
    - responded to, 5112, 7210
  - Government appointments
    - responded to, 4126–4127, 6717, 6780–6781, 6829, 6871
  - Government contract
    - responded to, 2135–2136, 2202, 2255, 5261, 5550–5551, 5591–5592
  - Government contracts
    - responded to, 5310, 5361, 7552
  - Government fiscal policies
    - responded to, 1080, 1324, 2350, 3080, 3560–3561, 5267–5268, 5364
  - Government policies
    - responded to, 338
  - Government services
    - responded to, 1638
  - Government spending
    - responded to, 4663–4664, 4712
  - Government spending and accounting practices
    - responded to, 133, 175–176, 236, 300, 1116, 1118–1119
  - Government's agenda
    - responded to, 2571
  - Government's record
    - responded to, 5554–5555
  - Health care funding
    - responded to, 230–231, 4329–4330, 5262, 5306–5307, 5358
  - Horse racing industry
    - responded to, 231–232, 1233–1234, 1526–1527, 1592, 1684, 1889, 1926–1927
  - Indigenous economic development
    - responded to, 2572–2573
  - Indigenous health care
    - responded to, 3374–3375
  - International trade
    - responded to, 1323, 1325–1326, 6514, 7213
  - Investment regulations
    - responded to, 888, 1383
  - Job creation
    - responded to, 6717–6718, 6831–6832, 7216
  - Land use planning
    - responded to, 4915
  - Manufacturing jobs
    - responded to, 5793, 10167–10168
  - Manufacturing sector
    - responded to, 9063–9064, 10032
  - Mining industry
    - responded to, 7488
  - Natural gas
    - responded to, 1118
  - Northern economy
    - responded to, 1929
  - Northern health services
    - responded to, 884
  - Northern transportation
    - responded to, 2141, 4080–4081
  - Ontario budget
    - responded to, 4333–4335, 4453, 5114, 5311, 5510–5511
  - Ontario Drug Benefit Program
    - responded to, 2410–2411
  - Ontario economy
    - responded to, 3002
  - Opioid abuse
    - responded to, 1323–1325
  - Personal protective equipment
    - responded to, 8383
  - Property taxation
    - responded to, 3825–3826
  - Provincial debt
    - responded to, 1117–1118
  - Research and innovation
    - responded to, 5757
  - Ring of Fire
    - responded to, 5592
  - Select Committee on Financial Transparency
    - responded to, 2091
  - Small business
    - responded to, 2464, 10952–10953, 11099, 13613
  - Taxation
    - responded to, 1520, 2346, 2411, 2517, 4034–4035, 4451, 4709–4710
- Rail service
  - Ontario Northland passenger rail service, 12888–12889
- Regulations
  - guiding principles, 12914–12915
  - number of, 2320, 2455, 2914
- Regulations - reduction
  - government strategy
    - general remarks, 6829, 6831
    - targets, 2320, 2455, 2915
- Regulatory reform
  - government strategy, 2320, 2914–2915
  - impact of
    - on economy, 5972
- Remembrance Day, 10347–10348
- Renewable energy contracts - cancellation
  - fiscal impact, 972
- Rental housing
  - rent control
    - general remarks, 2320
- Restoring Trust, Transparency and Accountability Act, 2018 (Bill 57)
  - first reading, 2318
  - second reading, 2451–2458
  - third reading, 2913–2915
- Ring of Fire development
  - delays in, 2457
  - development progress, 12889
  - economic impact, 2457, 4464
  - general remarks, 2320, 2457, 5592
  - road infrastructure, 2457
- School facilities
  - capital projects funding, 4321, 4462
- Select Committee on Financial Transparency
  - creation of, 1118, 1182
  - general remarks, 1228, 1383
  - mandate, 1228, 2091
  - witness testimonies, 1683, 1792–1793, 1795
- Skilled trades
  - government strategy, 4321
- Skilled tradespeople
  - shortage, 2456, 4465
- Skills gap
  - general remarks, 2456
- Small Business Support Grant
  - allocation of funds, 13613
  - general remarks, 12890, 12915
- Social assistance programs
  - employment services
    - integration with Employment Ontario, 4321
- Statements by stakeholders
  - Low-income individuals and families tax credit, 2512
- Steel industry
  - pension benefits, 1929
- Supply Act, 2019 (Bill 81)
  - second reading, 3740–3741
- Supporting Recovery and Competitiveness Act, 2021 (Bill 276)
  - second reading, 12914–12916
- Taxation
  - corporate tax rate
    - decrease in, 2454
    - deduction eligibility
      - based on passive income, 2464, 2914, 5129
    - general remarks, 973
  - general remarks, 2319
  - government strategy, 973, 2464, 2571, 2914
  - personal tax rate
    - high-income surtaxes, 2462, 2511, 2517, 2914
- Taxation - low-income individuals and families tax credit
  - eligibility, 2914
  - general remarks, 2320, 2345–2346, 2411, 2451–2452, 2457–2458, 2511–2512, 2515, 2517, 2914, 4034, 5129
  - vs. minimum wage increase, 4035
- Time allocation motions
  - Better for People, Smarter for Business Act, 2019 (Bill 132)
    - presented, 5969–5973
- Toronto City Council downsizing
  - jurisdiction over, 973
  - public response to, 974
- Toronto City Council downsizing - use of notwithstanding clause
  - political community, response of, 973–974
- Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) expansion
  - funding
    - general remarks, 5130
  - general remarks, 4322
- Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) - subway
  - transfer to provincial jurisdiction, 4322
- Trade with United States
  - economic impact, 6781
  - government advocacy, 135
  - government strategy, 7213
- Transit
  - government strategy, 5130
- Transportation services
  - in northern Ontario
    - general remarks, 2141, 4464
- Trucking industry
  - regulatory reform, 5971
- Tuition fees
  - rate reduction, 4321
- United States
  - Department of Commerce
    - minister's appearance before, 135
- United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA)
  - ratification, 7213
  - status, 1323
  - tariffs, steel and aluminum, 1325–1326
  - transitional assistance
    - jurisdiction, 1323, 1326
- United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) - impact on industry
  - assessment of, 1323
- Wildlife management
  - impact on forestry industry, 2455
- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
  - employer premiums, reduction in, 2454, 5793
Fee, A. (PC, Kitchener South—Hespeler)
- Access to Natural Gas Act, 2018 (Bill 32)
  - second reading, 1860
  - third reading, 2669–2672, 2674, 2824
- Alcohol retail - buck-a-beer
  - incentives, 633
  - via minimum price floor, 633
- Autism
  - personal narratives, 3893
  - as a spectrum, 3893
- Autism services
  - access to, 540
  - diagnostic services
    - funding, 3108
  - prior to Ontario Autism Program (2016), 3894, 3907
  - statements by stakeholders, 3108, 3894–3895
- Autism services - government funding
  - general remarks, 5144
- Autism services - reform
  - consultation process, 3893
  - general remarks, 3893
  - policy development, 3892–3893
- Autism services - wait-lists
  - general remarks, 3108
- Automotive industry
  - economic impact
    - employment, 3962
  - general remarks, 3963
- Budget 2019
  - education, 4479, 5144
  - health and long-term care, 4479
- Business
  - development support organizations
    - chambers of commerce, 3762
- Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms - s.33: notwithstanding clause
  - and parliamentary supremacy, 971
- Cap and Trade Cancellation Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
  - second reading, 538–542
- Cap-and-trade cancellation
  - fiscal impact, 2311
- Carbon pricing
  - general remarks, 574
- Carbon tax (federal)
  - adjustment for businesses, 574
  - cost of, 2311
  - general remarks, 2311
  - government response to, 574
- Comprehensive Ontario Police Services Act, 2019 (Bill 68)
  - second reading, 3317–3318
- Connecting People to Home and Community Care Act, 2020 (Bill 175)
  - second reading, 7589
- COVID-19 - public response to, 8548
- Debates re answers to question period
  - Autism
    - responded to, 3108
  - Autism treatment
    - responded to, 3643–3644, 3907
- Domestic violence
  - general remarks, 9714
- Driving instructors
  - blood alcohol/drug content, 5104
- Education funding
  - general remarks, 4479, 5144
  - special education, 5144
- Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 971
- Electricity rates
  - affordability, 1568
- Farmers
  - natural gas access, 2671
- Firefighters
  - appreciation for, 10996
- Getting Ontario Moving Act (Transportation Statute Law Amendment), 2019 (Bill 107)
  - time allocation motion
    - amendment
      - responded to, 5103–5104
  - third reading, 5336–5338
- GO Transit
  - rail maintenance and development, 4153
- GO Transit expansion by region
  - Kitchener-Waterloo, 4152–4153
- Government debt
  - interest on, 5144
- Government downsizing
  - as fiscal policy, 971
- Government expenditures - budget allocation
  - health care
    - administration, 3652
- Government services - digital delivery
  - general remarks, 4714
- Green Energy Repeal Act, 2018 (Bill 34)
  - second reading, 1568
- Greenhouse gas emissions - reduction
  - general remarks, 3606
- Health care services
  - billing structure, 3654
- Health care services - delivery
  - coordination of care, 3652–3653
- Health care system
  - general remarks, 3651–3652
- Health care system - reform
  - general remarks, 3652–3653, 4283
- Highways
  - left-hand passing lane, 5104, 5337
- Home and community care
  - government funding, 4479, 4498–4499
- Immigration and refugee policy
  - general remarks, 373
- International trade missions
  - India, 6271
- Legislative process
  - time allocation, 5103
- Long-term care - beds
  - transitional, 2691–2692
- Long-term care - beds, development and redevelopment
  - geographic allocation, 3652
- Main Street Recovery Act, 2020 (Bill 215)
  - second reading, 9741–9742
- Members' statements
  - COVID-19 response, 8548
  - Cripps, Jason, 2979–2980
  - Earth Day, 4669–4670
  - Family violence, 9714
  - Firefighters, 10996
  - Saint Luke's Place, 2691–2692
  - Veterans, 4869, 10164
  - Watts, Harry, 3672
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - Kitchener South–Hespeler, 538–539
  - Kitchener South—Hespeler, 2670
- Members'/ministers' inaugural speeches, 538–541
- Members'/ministers' personal narrative, 539–540, 3893–3894, 3907
- Mental health and addictions services - funding, 757–758
- Minimum wage increase - to $14
  - impact on employment, 541
- Motorcycles
  - in high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes, 5104
- Natural gas
  - conversion to
    - impact on heating costs, 1860, 2672
- Natural gas - access to
  - general remarks, 2669–2670
- Natural gas expansion
  - economic impact, 2670–2672, 2674
  - as economic policy, 2824
  - general remarks, 2670
  - oversight by Ontario Energy Board (OEB), 2671–2672
  - program reach, 2672, 2674
  - target communities, 2671
  - via private sector, 2670–2671
- Natural gas expansion - cost of
  - funding source, 2674
- Natural gas expansion - rate protection program
  - regulatory charge
    - amount, 2670, 2672
    - application, 2670
- Natural gas rates
  - impact of cap-and-trade cancellation, 2670, 2672
- Ontario Autism Program (2016)
  - funding, 3108
  - general remarks, 3907
  - public response to, 3894
- Ontario Autism Program (2019)
  - eligible services, 3893
  - income testing, 3893
- Ontario Health
  - general remarks, 3652
- Opioid addiction - government strategy
  - general remarks, 5210
- Opioid manufacturers/wholesalers
  - class-action lawsuit against
    - general remarks, 5211
- Opposition day motions
  - Autism treatment
    - responded to, 3892–3895
- The People's Health Care Act, 2019 (Bill 74)
  - second reading, 3651–3654
  - third reading, 4283
- Personal support workers (PSWs) - recruitment and retention
  - general remarks, 7589
- Petitions
  - Animal protection, 4273
  - Fish and wildlife management, 5123, 5324
  - Government's record, 5567
  - Guide and service animals, 2982–2983
  - Justices of the peace, 8561
  - Mental health and addiction services, 1645–1646
  - Nuclear energy, 7317
  - Public safety, 4087, 4876
  - Restaurant industry, 11013
  - Veterans memorial, 2823, 3889, 4675, 4873–4874, 5322
- Police officers
  - naloxone administration, 3317
- Police services oversight - reform
  - general remarks, 3124
- Private members' public business
  - GO Transit
    - responded to, 4152–4153
  - Immigrant and refugee services
    - presented, 388–390
    - responded to, 394
  - Mental health and addiction services
    - responded to, 757–758
- Protecting What Matters Most Act (Budget Measures), 2019 (Bill 100)
  - second reading, 4479
  - third reading, 5143–5144
- Public education campaigns - environment
  - Earth Day, 4669–4670
- Question period
  - Automotive industry
    - presented, 3962–3963
  - Beverage alcohol sales
    - presented, 633
  - Economic development
    - presented, 6271
  - Government services
    - presented, 4714
  - Guide and service animals
    - presented, 1992–1993
  - Health care
    - presented, 3288
  - Home care
    - presented, 4498–4499
  - Immigrant and refugee services
    - presented, 373
  - International trade
    - presented, 1428
  - Job creation
    - presented, 3762–3763
  - Opioid abuse
    - presented, 5210–5211
  - Police services
    - presented, 3124
  - Taxation
    - presented, 574, 2311, 3606
- Rail service
  - track usage, 4152–4153
- Refugees - resettlement
  - funding for, 388–390, 394
    - jurisdiction, 373, 541
- Renewable energy projects - siting
  - municipal jurisdiction, 1568
- Road safety - roadside workers
  - general remarks, 5104, 5336–5338
- Safe and Supportive Classrooms Act, 2019 (Bill 48)
  - second reading, 2241–2246
  - time allocation motion
    - responded to, 3062–3064
- Safer Ontario Act, 2018, SO 2018, c 3
  - SIU investigations, initiation criteria, 3317–3318
- School buses - safety
  - improper passing penalties, 5103, 5337
  - stop-arm cameras, 5103, 5337
- Service animals - in schools
  - policies governing, 1992–1993, 2241–2245, 3063–3064
- Sikh Genocide (1984), 10164
- Special Investigations Unit (SIU) - investigative process
  - initiation criteria, 3318
- Sports - amateur
  - general remarks, 9987
- Statements by stakeholders
  - health care system, 3652
  - natural gas expansion, 2670–2672, 2824
- Supporting Ontario's Recovery and Municipal Elections Act, 2020 (Bill 218)
  - second reading, 9987
- Teacher candidates
  - math proficiency assessment, 3063
- Teachers - sexual misconduct
  - revocation of certificate of registration, 3062
- Time allocation motions
  - Getting Ontario Moving Act (Transportation Statute Law Amendment), 2019 (Bill 107)
    - amendment
      - responded to, 5103–5104
  - Safe and Supportive Classrooms Act, 2019 (Bill 48)
    - responded to, 3062–3064
- Toronto City Council
  - legislative process, 971
- Toronto City Council downsizing - use of notwithstanding clause
  - political community, response of, 971
- Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) - subway
  - transfer to provincial jurisdiction
    - general remarks, 5104
- Transit
  - regional integration, 5338
- Tributes
  - Cripps, Jason, 2979–2980
  - Kagan, Keira, 9714
  - Watts, Harry, 3672
- United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) - impact on industry
  - automotive industry, 1428
- Vehicles
  - digital dealer registration, 5104, 5338
- Veterans
  - appreciation for, 10164
  - support services
    - personal support workers, 4869
Fife, C. (NDP, Waterloo)
- Abortion services
  - debate re, 5292
- Accelerating Access to Justice Act, 2021 (Bill 245)
  - second reading, 11479, 11485, 11502, 11644–11645, 11651, 11655–11661
  - general remarks, 11658
  - as omnibus legislation, 11660
- Advancing Oversight and Planning in Ontario's Health System Act, 2021 (Bill 283)
  - third reading, 13868
- Affordable housing
  - government funding, 12399
  - municipal transfer payments, 11459
- Aggregate extraction
  - environmental protection, 6694–6695, 14014
- Aggregate industry
  - impact on groundwater, 6692–6694
  - reform, 5881, 5918
- Aggregate sites - by site
  - Hallman pit (Wilmot), 11658–11659
- Agriculture industry - COVID-19, temporary foreign workers
  - outbreaks, 8241
- Agri-food premises - security from trespass
  - general remarks, 6948
  - vs. right to protest, 6947–6949, 7411–7413
- Agri-food premises - security from trespass, enforcement
  - retroactivity provision, 6947
- Agri-food premises - trespass offences
  - entry under false pretense
    - impact on whistleblowers, 6948–6951
- Alcohol policy
  - government strategy, 5876–5877
- Alcohol retail - expansion
  - economic impact, 4642
  - general remarks, 4355–4356, 5288–5289
  - hours of sale, 5876
- Alternate-level-of-care (ALC) beds
  - relative cost, 6889
- Amber Alerts
  - Jaffri, Jannah, 3638
- Ambulance services
  - amalgamation, 4426–4427
  - dispatch services
    - general remarks, 3294
    - relocation, 4083, 4431, 6380–6381, 6619
    - working conditions, 4083–4084, 6381
  - general remarks, 4427
  - shortage, 5869
- Animal protection system
  - general remarks, 3542
  - investigations
    - and identification of related offences, 3542
- Animal welfare
  - cosmetic altering, 3543
  - veterinary care, 3542
- Animal welfare offences
  - offenders
    - and interpersonal violence, 3542
- Appreciation
  - Lobsinger, Abigayle, 6126, 9779–9780
  - Strickland, Donna, 1387
- Apprenticeships
  - availability of, 13436, 13461, 13964
  - journeyperson-to-apprentice ratio, 13966–13967
  - occupational health and safety, 13964–13965
- Apprenticeships - employers
  - employer participation incentives, 13451, 13463–13464
- Arts and culture industry - COVID-19
  - dance studios, 9749, 9751–9752
  - government supports
    - general remarks, 9747–9748
  - reopening, 13990–13991, 14016
  - Stratford Festival, 13990–13991
- Arts and culture industry - government funding
  - general remarks, 9747
- Attorney General of Ontario
  - non-lawyers
    - calling to the bar, 11656–11657, 11660
- Auditor General of Ontario
  - 2019 annual report
    - Food and Nutrition in Long-Term Care Homes, 8573
  - oversight of government finances, 1250–1251, 1266–1267
  - Review of the 2018 Pre-Election Report on Ontario’s Finances, 1250
- Autism
  - personal narratives, 3079
- Autism services - government funding
  - childhood budgets
    - funding caps, 3901
  - general remarks, 5290–5291
- Autism services - providers
  - layoffs, 3901
  - service capacity, 3901
- Autism services - reform
  - general remarks, 3526, 3640
  - impact on schools, 3638
  - public response to, 3034, 3530, 4576
- Autism services - reform transition process
  - service extension for current recipients, 3901–3902
- Autism services - wait-lists
  - reduction, cost of, 43
- Automated external defibrillators (AEDs)
  - public registry, 7888
- Automobile insurance rates
  - during COVID-19, 9745–9746
- Basic Income Pilot cancellation
  - general remarks, 1969
- Beer Store, The - master framework agreement cancellation
  - cost of, 4126, 5288–5289
  - general remarks, 5288
- Better for People, Smarter for Business Act, 2019 (Bill 132)
  - second reading, 5876–5883, 5885
  - third reading, 6691–6696
- Better for People, Smarter for Business Act, 2020 (Bill 213)
  - second reading, 9827–9836
  - time allocation motion
    - responded to, 10692–10693
  - third reading, 11107–11109
- Better Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 5)
  - second reading, 704–705, 710–712, 714
- Blair, Brad
  - termination of, 3397–3400
- Blood donation
  - general remarks, 9779–9780
- Broadband infrastructure development
  - government strategy
    - general remarks, 11881
  - private sector development
    - general remarks, 11966
  - use of electricity infrastructure, 11939
- Broader public sector
  - hiring freeze
    - impact on public services, 19, 42–43
- Budget 2018
  - deficit, 1251
- Budget 2019
  - general remarks, 5289–5290
  - government and consumer services, 4362
  - health and long-term care, 4427–4428, 5295–5296
- Budget 2020
  - contingency and reserve funds, 10709
  - long-term care, 10790
- Budget 2021
  - anti-racism, 12329–12330
  - consultation process, 12396
  - and COVID-19, 12325, 12372–12373
  - education, 12326–12327, 12400
  - environment, 12401
  - and equity, 12398, 12965
  - and inflation, 12333
  - mental health and addictions, 12400
  - stakeholder response, 12325–12327
  - statements by stakeholders, 12396–12397
  - women, 12396–12397
- Budget speech 2019 (April 11, 2019)
  - responded to, 4355–4356, 4361–4362, 4642, 4647
- Budget speech 2020 (November 5, 2020)
  - responded to, 10709–10712, 10790, 10794, 10799, 10805–10806
- Budget speech 2021 (March 24, 2021)
  - responded to, 12395–12403, 12558
- Building Opportunities in the Skilled Trades Act, 2021 (Bill 288)
  - second reading, 13436, 13447, 13451, 13460–13465, 13516
  - third reading, 13950, 13964–13968
- Building Transit Faster Act, 2020 (Bill 171)
  - second reading, 7110, 7174, 7177, 7182, 7184, 7188
- Business
  - boards of directors
    - residency requirements, 9829
  - "open-for-business" bylaw
    - statements by stakeholders, 3843
- Business - COVID-19
  - consultation, 9827–9828, 14014
  - debt load, 8773, 8780, 9748–9749
  - delivery model adjustments, 8240
  - economic impact, 9222, 9750
  - reopening, first wave, 9434–9435
- Business - COVID-19, essential businesses
  - market advantage, 10677, 10693, 10712, 10912
  - non-essential goods, sale of, 10960, 11967–11968
  - supplier premiums, 9750–9751
- Business - COVID-19, financial assistance
  - access to, 9831–9832, 10711
  - eligibility
    - provincial programs, 12628
  - general remarks, 8943, 9417, 9573, 9686, 9783, 9830–9831, 10382–10383, 11099
- Business - COVID-19, government response
  - BIPOC communities, 9831
  - general remarks, 8943, 9112, 9742–9744, 9748–9749, 9752, 9828, 9836, 11154, 11173–11174, 11967, 12573
  - small and medium-sized, 11389–11390
  - stakeholder response, 11968
  - taxation
    - tax deferrals, 9686, 9744, 11882, 12328
- Business - COVID-19, insurance
  - ability to obtain, 9281
  - business interruption, 9198, 9749
  - general remarks, 9198, 9745–9746, 9751
  - policy renewals, 9749
  - rate increases, 9222, 9280, 9418, 9434, 9749, 9829
- Business - Digital Main Street program
  - general remarks, 9747
- Business - main street recovery plan
  - general remarks, 9746–9748
  - personal protective equipment (PPE) grant
    - general remarks, 9747, 11962
- Cabinet ministers
  - mandate letters, 9199
- Canada Christian College
  - degree expansion, 9828, 9830–9831, 9833–9834, 9906, 10692–10693, 11107–11109, 14014
- Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
  - rights under
    - freedom of association, 3848
- Cancer Care Ontario
  - general remarks, 4431
- Cancer - pediatric
  - blood transfusions, 9779–9780
- Cancer treatment - take-home medication
  - government funding, 2492
  - universal coverage, 2492
- Cannabis
  - education
    - for public, 1398
  - second-hand exposure to, 1362–1363, 1396
- Cannabis consumption - location restrictions
  - multi-unit dwellings, 1362–1363
- Cannabis - legalization
  - general remarks, 1398, 1403
- Cannabis producers
  - pre-legalization, 1403
- Cannabis production
  - home cultivation, 1362–1363, 1396
- Cannabis - regulatory framework
  - Bill 36, introduction timeline, 1362
- Cannabis Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 36)
  - second reading, 1362–1363, 1396, 1398, 1403
- Cap and Trade Cancellation Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
  - second reading, 625–626
- Cap-and-trade cancellation
  - compensation, 626
  - fiscal impact, 41, 5729
- Carbon tax (federal)
  - government response to, 359
  - provincial media campaigns, 5290
- Chief Scientist (Ontario)
  - dismissal of, 19
- Child care
  - affordability, 3053–3054, 3844
  - as economic policy, 8782, 11968
  - government strategy, 360
  - in other jurisdictions, 3053
  - statements by stakeholders, 3846, 12329
  - and women's employment, 3849
- Child care - Childcare Access and Relief from Expenses (CARE) tax credit
  - benefit rates, 4356, 12365
  - eligibility, 4356
  - enhancement, 12329
  - general remarks, 3053
- Child care - COVID-19
  - and economic recovery, 12329–12330, 12396
  - regulatory reform, 9832
- Child care - COVID-19, reopening of
  - capacity, 8658
  - cohorts
    - sizes, 9745
  - as economic policy, 9222
- Child care funding
  - return-on-investment, 3053, 3092, 3846, 11883, 12365, 12397
- Child care providers
  - not-for-profit, 45, 1588, 3052, 3846–3847
- Child care - regulations
  - compliance and enforcement, 3054
  - facility inspections, 3845
- Child care - regulatory reform
  - and available spaces, 3843
  - general remarks, 3092
  - provider-to-child ratios
    - home-based providers, 3053, 3984
    - and safety, 3844–3846
- Child care spaces
  - availability, 43
- Child care workers
  - compensation
    - Wage Enhancement Grant, 3845
- Children and youth
  - and COVID-19
    - health and well-being, 10042
- Civil liability
  - negligence
    - vs. gross negligence, 10052, 10411
- Civil liability - COVID-19
  - contractual standard, 10051, 10411
  - general remarks, 10411
  - stakeholder consultation, 10050–10051
  - stakeholder response, 10052, 10411
- Civil liability exemption - COVID-19
  - application
    - Crown liability, 9995
    - long-term care, 9986, 9991, 9995, 10051, 10411
  - retroactive application, 10411
- Class sizes - adjustment
  - general remarks, 3640, 5289
- Clean technology industry
  - economic impact, 4835
- Climate change mitigation
  - government strategy, 4835
- Colleges and universities
  - contract faculty
    - employment model, 10710
  - student support services
    - mental health, 6380
- Colleges and universities - COVID-19
  - affordability
    - due to job losses, 9018
    - housing for students, 9018
  - campus outbreaks, 9018
  - government response
    - general remarks, 9018
  - mental health services, 9018
  - online learning
    - broadband requirements, 9018
  - priority programs
    - hands-on learning, 9018
  - testing
    - capacity, 9018
  - tuition
    - affordability of, 9018
- Colleges and universities - degree-granting authority
  - process, 11108
- Combating Human Trafficking Act, 2021 (Bill 251)
  - second reading, 11702
- Combatting Human Trafficking Act, 2021 (Bill 251)
  - general remarks, 11966
- Commercial tenancies - Canada Emergency Commercial Rent Assistance (CECRA)
  - eligibility, 8781, 9198
  - funding disbursement, 9743
  - general remarks, 7812, 9198, 9743, 11881, 11962
  - participation rate, 7901, 7971, 8240, 8558
  - statements by stakeholders, 9279–9280
- Commercial tenancies - COVID-19
  - Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy, 9743
  - general remarks, 9744
  - government response, 7901
  - lease breaking
    - penalty exemptions, 9743
  - provincial rent assistance, 7795–7796, 8240–8241, 8558, 8773, 8781–8782, 9783, 9830–9831, 10239
- Commercial tenancies - COVID-19, eviction moratorium
  - and CECRA eligibility, 8240, 8242, 8781, 11172
  - effective date, 8239–8240, 8242
  - extension, 9435, 9474, 10239
  - general remarks, 8239–8241
  - stakeholder response, 8240–8241
  - temporary nature of, 8239–8240
  - termination date, 9831
- Commercial vehicles
  - insurance rates
    - during COVID-19, 9746
- Committee procedure
  - clause-by-clause, 5240
  - and legislative calendar, 11879
- Committee process
  - and public consultation, 3632
  - witnesses
    - presentations, grouping of, 10051
- Community food organizations
  - regulatory reform, 5871
- Comprehensive Ontario Police Services Act, 2019 (Bill 68)
  - second reading, 3199, 3202–3203, 3258, 3267–3271
  - time allocation motion
    - responded to, 3396–3400
- Concussion prevention and management
  - awareness, 1238–1239
  - general remarks, 9466
  - progress committee, 1239
- Congregate care facilities
  - and COVID-19
    - facility access restrictions
      - essential caregivers, 9337, 10799, 11135
- Connecting People to Home and Community Care Act, 2020 (Bill 175)
  - second reading, 7326–7327, 7416–7417, 7583, 7586–7589
- Conservation authorities
  - statements by stakeholders, 11170–11171
- Conservation authorities - reform
  - board composition, 11171
  - environmental impact, 11164
  - mandate, 10712, 10849, 11171
  - stakeholder response, 11170–11172
- Construction industry
  - designation, compulsory/non-compulsory, 13516, 13965
- Consumption and treatment services - sites
  - approved sites
    - cap on, 6381, 6383
- Consumption and treatment services - sites by region
  - Kitchener, 6381–6382
- Correctional facilities
  - remand rate, 1398
- Correctional facilities - inmates
  - mental health and addictions services
    - access to, 7403
- Court administration
  - Child Witness Centre, 11659
- COVID-19
  - fatalities, 7969, 11962–11963, 12626
- COVID-19 - child benefits
  - COVID-19 Child Benefit, 12333, 12400
- COVID-19 - community impact
  - BIPOC communities, 13473
- COVID-19 - economic impact
  - consultation
    - legislative committee study, 8241, 8572–8573, 8779, 9198, 9742
  - general remarks, 8558, 9008, 10252
  - on precarious workers, 9833
  - on vulnerable populations, 7888–7889, 9433
- COVID-19 - economic recovery
  - general remarks, 11961
  - green economy, 12401
  - regulatory reform, 9835–9836
- COVID-19 Economic Recovery Act, 2020 (Bill 197)
  - second reading, 8773, 8779–8784
  - general remarks, 8779–8783
- COVID-19 - emergency orders
  - public compliance with, 10252, 10778–10779
- COVID-19 - equity-seeking groups
  - economic impact
    - general remarks, 12965
    - women, 8657–8658, 9008, 9745, 9832, 10709, 10711, 11883–11885, 11968, 12328–12329, 12397–12398, 12961
  - economic recovery
    - women, 11882, 11884–11885, 12330, 12396–12397
- COVID-19 - essential service workers
  - government supports, 10711
  - mental health
    - services, 12400
- COVID-19 - financial supports
  - federal
    - allocation of funds, 10383, 11879–11881
  - provincial
    - general remarks, 8241
  - tax deferrals, 7971, 8240–8241, 8558
- COVID-19 - government response
  - Auditor General report, 10855
  - general remarks, 8240, 8571–8573, 8783, 11964, 12628
  - government communications, 8573, 8720, 9744, 9748, 10960, 12573–12574, 12627–12628
  - legislative agenda, 7969–7970, 9197–9198, 12626, 12628, 12630, 14191
  - public health officials, consultation, 12575
  - stakeholder consultation, 9749
  - stakeholder response
    - statements by stakeholders, 8781–8782, 9747–9749
  - transparency, 9749
- COVID-19 - government response, second wave
  - lockdown
    - government supports, 10633
  - preparedness, 9347–9348
- COVID-19 - Health Command Table
  - consultant fees, 11882
- COVID-19 - provincial reopening, first wave
  - government communications, 8558
- COVID-19 - provincial state of emergency (April 2021)
  - emergency orders
    - outdoor amenities, 13530–13531, 13557–13558
- COVID-19 - provincial state of emergency (March 2020)
  - emergency orders
    - health care workers
      - scheduling and redeployment, 12627
  - extension of, 8571–8573
- COVID-19 Response and Reforms to Modernize Ontario Act, 2020 (Bill 190)
  - second reading, 7795–7796
- COVID-19 - Science Advisory Table
  - recommendations, 13076
- COVID-19 - testing
  - capacity, 9261, 9348, 9752, 10805–10806
  - contact tracing
    - capacity, 9744
  - rapid testing, 12596
  - testing locations
    - general remarks, 7610–7611
    - private, 9261
    - wait times, 9282
- COVID-19 - transmission
  - case rates, 12324, 12395
  - high-transmission communities, 12326
  - by region
    - Waterloo, 14191
- COVID-19 - transmission prevention
  - masks, 10252, 12596
- COVID-19 - vaccination
  - accessibility, 12402
  - paid leave during, 14015
  - rollout strategy, 12325, 12332–12333, 12395–12396, 12573
  - task force, 11232
- COVID-19 - vaccination, administration locations
  - primary care clinics, 12402
  - staffing, 12402
- COVID-19 - vaccines
  - geographic allocation, 12353, 12395
  - supply, 12325
- Crown liability
  - scope of liability
    - general remarks, 4333
- Curriculum - health and physical education
  - student safety and well-being, 42
- Curriculum - health and physical education (1998)
  - content, 42
- Curriculum - health and physical education (2015), repeal of
  - general remarks, 731
  - legal challenges to, 731
  - students, response to, 1236
- Curriculum - Indigenous content
  - Truth and Reconciliation
    - writing workshops, cancellation of, 20, 1236
- Cybersecurity
  - research and development, 9663
- Cycling and pedestrian infrastructure
  - government funding, 339
- Cycling safety
  - dooring collisions, reporting, 13068
- Defibrillator Registration and Public Access Act, 2020 (Bill 141)
  - third reading, 7888–7889
- Development industry
  - government relations, 11847, 11913, 11947
- Developmental services
  - during COVID-19, 12399
- Domestic violence
  - and COVID-19, 10042, 11883
  - partner history, disclosure, 12634
  - prevention, 9587, 9589
- Driving - impaired
  - public education, 1398
- Duffins Creek development, 11966–11967
- Early childhood educators (ECEs)
  - compensation, 1588
- Economic conditions
  - economic trajectories, 9742–9743, 9750, 10252
  - indicators
    - consumer confidence, 5289
- Economic development
  - government strategy, 1971
- Education
  - general remarks, 4576
- Education - COVID-19
  - mental health supports, 12400
  - school closures, 12572
  - student mental health, 11964–11965
- Education - COVID-19, in-school learning
  - cases and outbreaks, 9348
  - class sizes, 9135, 9348, 9435, 9745, 9828–9829, 12400
  - as economic policy, 9199, 9745
  - government funding, 8784
  - government strategy, 8717, 8782
  - health and safety infrastructure, 8782
  - infection control, 11881–11882, 12400, 12574
  - testing and contact tracing, 11964
  - testing, asymptomatic, 11885
- Education funding
  - formula, 3640
  - return on investment, 4642
- Education - online learning
  - credit requirements, 3639
  - mandatory
    - student consultation, 3966
- Education programs
  - for BIPOC students, 4576
- Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO)
  - chair
    - compensation, 3399
- Education reform
  - general remarks, 3967
  - impact on staff, 3639
- Education reform - consultation
  - general remarks, 3966
- Electoral process - COVID-19
  - general remarks, 12629
- Electoral reform
  - general remarks, 12629
- Electricity billing
  - unit sub-metering companies
    - consumer protection, 3054–3055
- Electricity conservation programs
  - cancellation, 4054, 4060, 4062, 5002
  - centralization, 4061
  - centralization, impact on employment, 4060–4061
  - economic impact, 4834, 5002
- Electricity system
  - regulation
    - independent, 4834
- Emergency management - emergency orders
  - extension of
    - enforcement orders, 8706
    - government accountability, 8705, 8710, 8719, 8721
    - impact on collective agreements, 8720
- Emergency management - preparedness
  - pandemic planning, 10974
- Employment
  - gig workers
    - classification of, 10962
  - precarious, 1967
- Employment - COVID-19
  - gig workers
    - economic impact, 10962
    - working conditions, 10962–10963
  - Ontario Jobs Training Tax Credit, 12324, 12329, 12396
  - training and retraining programs, 9745, 9832
  - and work precarity, 10711
  - workplace inspections, 9828
  - workplace transmission and outbreaks
    - disclosure, 9748
    - general remarks, 12331, 12398
    - by region
      - Peel, 12398
- Employment - COVID-19, infection control
  - general remarks, 12575
- Employment - COVID-19, sick days
  - Canada Recovery Sickness Benefit (CRSB), 11881, 11964, 12331, 12399, 12574
  - COVID-19 Worker Income Protection Benefit, 13060, 13153
  - general remarks, 7709, 9744–9745, 10962
  - paid, 9832, 10711, 11247, 11276–11277, 11964, 12325, 12331–12332, 12398, 12572, 12574, 13067, 13070
- Employment standards
  - enforcement
    - penalties, 1968
    - workplace inspections, 1966–1967, 2440–2441
  - scheduling, 1967–1968
  - violations of, 3842
  - worker misclassification, 1968
- Employment standards - annual leave days
  - bereavement days, 1838
  - classification of, 1965, 1967
  - documentation supporting, 1837, 1965–1967, 2440
  - general remarks, 1923
  - sick days, 1837, 1967, 9744–9745, 10962, 14013
- Employment standards reform (2018)
  - general remarks, 2440
  - impact on employment, 1965
  - overtime, averaging, 3848–3849
  - overtime, ministry approval, 3057
  - posting of rights by employer, 3049, 3842
  - stakeholder consultation, 2260–2261, 2440
- Employment - youth
  - unemployment, 1031
- Endangered species
  - general remarks, 4835
- Entrepreneurship
  - equity-seeking groups
    - development and promotion, 12961
- Environmental protection
  - administrative penalties, 5876, 5880–5881, 5883, 6695, 14014
- Estate administration - virtual service delivery
  - witnessing of documents, 11659
- Executive Council Amendment Act, 2021 (Bill 265)
  - second reading, 12968
- Fair Workplaces, Better Jobs Act, 2017, SO 2017, c 22
  - effect on employment, 1966
  - holiday pay formula, 1970
  - personal emergency days, 1965
  - repeal of provisions, 1967–1968
  - scheduling, 1967
  - wage reviews, 1965
  - worker classification, 1968
- Family law
  - parenting coordinators, 9589
  - property division
    - matrimonial home exception, 9589
- Family law reform
  - alignment with federal legislation, 9587–9588
  - consultation, 9587, 9589
  - non-married parents, 9587–9588
  - stakeholder response, 9588, 9590
  - unified Family Courts, 9588–9589, 9591
- Family law reform - terminology and definitions
  - "best interest of the child," 9588
  - "family violence," 9590
  - "mobility," 9588
- Family Responsibility Office
  - navigation, 9588–9589, 9591
- Farms - security from trespass
  - and biosecurity, 6950
- Fiera Foods Company
  - and temporary workers, 1966
  - worker fatalities, 5728
- Financial Accountability Officer (FAO)
  - general remarks, 9743–9744
  - independence, 4429
  - oversight role, 1250, 1267
  - reports
    - Expenditure Estimates 2019-20: Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, 5295–5296
  - role and responsibilities, 4429
- Financial literacy
  - programs, 11675
- Fixing the Hydro Mess Act, 2019 (Bill 87)
  - second reading, 4054, 4059–4064
  - third reading, 4821–4822, 4832–4837
- Flood management
  - government strategy, 12401
- Food delivery services
  - commission fees
    - cap on
      - application, 10960, 10963
      - enforcement, 10962
      - general remarks, 9746, 9832–9833, 10960
      - stakeholder consultation, 10962
      - and worker compensation, 10960–10963
    - general remarks, 9746
    - voluntary reductions, 10961
  - couriers
    - working conditions, 10960–10962
  - economic impact, 10962
- Food security
  - general remarks, 9198
- Foundations for Promoting and Protecting Mental Health and Addictions Services Act, 2019 (Bill 116)
  - second reading, 5898, 6379–6383, 6386
- Freeing Highways 412 and 418 Act (Toll Highway Amendments), 2020 (Bill 43)
  - second reading, 10489
- Gaming industry - charitable
  - bingo and gaming, 4362
- GO Transit
  - electrification, 4154
  - Kitchener-Waterloo service
    - CN freight bypass, 4154
- GO Transit expansion by region
  - Kitchener-Waterloo, 2517, 2860, 4153–4154, 4451–4452, 12332
- GO Transit - fares
  - discounted double fare program
    - termination of, 7574
- GO Transit stations
  - electric vehicle charging stations, 4835
  - siting of, 7184
- Government accountability and transparency, 9433
- Government appointments
  - appointment process, 3399–3400
  - compensation, 4126–4127
- Government contracts
  - cancellation of
    - effect on business environment, 5289
  - general remarks, 1971
- Government contracts - public-private partnerships (P3s)
  - relative cost, 7177
- Government debt - annual deficit
  - amount, 9744
- Government downsizing
  - as fiscal policy, 704–705, 711–712
- Government finances
  - oversight mechanisms
    - Auditor General, 1250–1251, 1266–1267
    - Financial Accountability Officer, 1250, 1267
  - revenue generation
    - from highway tolls, 10489
- Government finances - line-by-line review
  - general remarks, 1249, 1267
  - role of Auditor General/Financial Accountability Officer, 360–361
- Government notices of motion
  - Extension of emergency declaration
    - responded to, 8571–8573
  - Order of business
    - amendment
      - responded to, 7969–7971
- Government orders
  - Concurrence in supply
    - responded to, 11879–11885
  - Government policies
    - responded to, 359–361
  - Legislative reform (as amended)
    - amendment
      - responded to, 9197–9199
  - Select Committee on Financial Transparency
    - amendment
      - responded to, 1249–1252
  - Standing orders
    - amendment to the amendment (lost)
      - responded to, 1058–1060
- Government procurement - supply chain management
  - general remarks, 12960
  - health sciences sector, 9283
  - municipal governments
    - vendor diversity programs, 12961
  - Ontario manufacturers, 12402
  - in other jurisdictions, 12960
  - procurement models
    - hub procurement, 12960
  - supplier diversity, 13086
  - vendors
    - diverse vendor strategy, 12960–12962
    - eligibility, 12961
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-2018)
    - energy policy, 4059–4060, 4833
    - privatization, 1266
  - PC (1995-2003)
    - education, 3638, 4576
    - skilled trades, 13967–13968
  - PC (2018-present)
    - fiscal policy, 5289
    - general remarks, 42
    - labour policy, 5728
    - legal actions and proceedings, 10052
    - legislative process, 1058, 5289
- Green Ontario Program (GreenON) cancellation
  - retrofit rebates
    - impact on consumers, 41
- Greenbelt
  - development on, 14013
  - protection of, 3051–3052
- Greenhouse gas emissions - reduction
  - government funding, 12401
  - government strategy
    - review by Auditor General, 6666
- Greenhouse Gas Reduction Account (GGRA)
  - to fund local economies, 41
- Health care funding
  - general remarks, 4429, 5289
- Health care - innovation and technology
  - procurement, 12961
- Health care services - delivery
  - private vs. public, 4417, 7969–7970
- Health care system - administrative centralization
  - general remarks, 4429
- Health care system - reform
  - consultation process, 4417, 4430
  - in other provinces, 3443
- Health care workers - COVID-19
  - compensation
    - pandemic pay, 12325, 12333–12334
  - fatalities, 9995
- Health sciences
  - research and development, 12331
- Helping Tenants and Small Businesses Act, 2020 (Bill 204)
  - second reading, 9276–9285, 9367, 9374
  - time allocation motion
    - responded to, 9433–9436
  - third reading, 9473–9475
- Highway 407
  - tolls, 8780
- Highway construction and expansion
  - Highway 7, 4451
  - Highway 413
    - environmental impact, 12401
- Highway tolls
  - COVID-19 price mitigation, 10489
  - Highways 412 and 418, 10489
- Home and community care - reform
  - accountability for, 7417
  - complaints,
    - right to appeal, 7326–7327, 7583
- Home renovation
  - energy retrofitting
    - tax credits, 9748
- Homelessness
  - support models
    - ShelterCare system, 9153
- Hospitality industry - COVID-19
  - insurance
    - general remarks, 9746, 9751
- Hospitality industry - COVID-19, restaurants
  - general remarks, 9748
  - hours of operation, 9417
- Hospitals - beds
  - unfunded, 5869
- Hospitals - capacity and overcrowding by site
  - St. Mary's General Hospital (Kitchener), 5869
- Hospitals - construction by site
  - St. Mary's General Hospital
    - Regional Cardiac Care Centre, 4428–4429
- Hospitals - COVID-19
  - capacity and overcrowding, 11003–11004, 12332
  - operational funding, 12574
  - triage protocol, 13070
- Hospitals - COVID-19, medical procedures
  - access to, 11003
- Hospitals - funding
  - base operational, 4835
  - and inflation, 5869
- Hospitals - funding by region
  - Brampton, 12377
- Housing development
  - site selection, 11967
- Housing Supply Action Plan
  - consultation process, 5240–5241
- Hughes, Ken
  - alcohol retail consultant
    - compensation, 4126
- Human trafficking
  - hotel guest registries, 11966
  - police resources, 3268
  - short-term rentals, 11966, 12627
- Human trafficking - hotels
  - short-term rentals, 11702
- Hydro One
  - purchase of Avista Corp.
    - termination fee, 4061
- Income inequality
  - and economic policy, 1971
  - and minimum wage, 1969
- Infrastructure - roads and highways
  - by project
    - Highway 7, phase III, 8780, 8782
- Innovation and technology
  - personal aircrafts
    - Watfly, 14041
- Innovation and technology industry
  - entrepreneurial support services
    - funding, 5290, 5292
  - government funding, 4811, 5120, 5757
  - government procurement
    - access to, 12961
- Insurance industry
  - general remarks, 9751
- Journalism
  - general remarks, 3938
- Judicial appointments
  - candidate recommendations
    - number of candidates per list, 11479
  - reform, 11651, 11660
  - reform, stakeholder response, 11479, 11651
- Justice - administration of
  - access to justice
    - digital services, 11655, 11659
    - general remarks, 11660
- Justice system - COVID-19
  - general remarks, 9589–9590
- Justice system - criminal
  - reform, 7403
- Kamloops Indian Residential School
  - human remains, discovery of, 13835
- Laboratory services
  - via private sector
    - general remarks, 7970
- Land acknowledgements, 20
- Land use planning
  - and environmental protection, 11658
  - fee in lieu of action, 11170, 11174
  - land use compatibility, 3843
  - property information requests, digital, 9829
  - wetlands and flood plains, 11170–11171, 11847
- Land use planning - ministerial zoning orders
  - Duffins Creek, 11935, 12110
  - environmental impact, 11913
  - general remarks, 11939
  - provincial policy statement
    - exemption from, 11943, 11966–11967, 12109
  - use of, 11967
- Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) - COVID-19
  - application processing rate, 14010
- Laurentian University
  - government funding, 12629
  - government strategy, 12751
  - program closures, 12628
  - staff layoffs, 12628
- Law Enforcement Complaints Agency
  - investigation referral, 3269
- Legal aid services
  - access to, 7386, 7389, 11661
  - and access to justice, 11658–11661
  - government funding, 7387, 7405, 9589–9591
  - statements by stakeholders, 7384
- Legions
  - during COVID-19, 10250
  - fundraising, 10250
  - poppy campaigns, 9631
- Legislative drafting
  - regulations, deferred drafting, 14014
- Legislative grounds
  - demonstrations
    - general remarks, 4647
- Legislative procedure
  - recognized party status, 12628–12630
- Legislative procedure - COVID-19
  - attendance cohorts, 14009
  - changes to, duration of, 12968
  - committees
    - oversight committees, 9199
  - meeting schedule, 7969
- Legislative procedure - order and decorum
  - speech should relate to matter being discussed, 3397, 5479
  - standing ovations, 714
- Legislative procedure - order of business
  - disclosure of, 8571
- Legislative procedure - question period
  - role of, 9197
- Legislative procedure - Standing Orders
  - reform
    - historically, 1059
- Legislative process
  - general remarks, 12626
  - government bills
    - omnibus bills, 3841, 11173
  - methods for expressing opposition, 1059
  - public gallery
    - clearing of, 5242
  - public participation, 5240
  - time allocation, 1059, 1266, 3399–3400, 5240, 7631–7632
- Legislative process - COVID-19
  - agenda, 13063
- Licence plates - redesign
  - slogan change, 3984
- Light rail transit (LRT) - Hamilton
  - cancellation, 8780
  - land expropriation, 7110
- Literacy
  - early intervention, 5602
- Living wage
  - general remarks, 1966
  - vs. minimum wage, 1964
- Lobbyists
  - impact on policy development, 11966, 12626–12627
- Local Planning Appeal Support Centre (LPAT)
  - closure, 5878–5879, 6695
- Long-term care
  - vs. hospitalization, 6889
- Long-term care - beds
  - sector capacity, 6889
- Long-term care - COVID-19 review commission
  - hearings and consultations
    - disclosure of, 9199
  - mandate and terms of reference, 10051–10052
  - vs. public inquiry, 7970
  - transparency, 9199, 10051–10052
- Long-term care - government funding
  - general remarks, 4429, 6894, 11961–11963
  - private facilities, 10051
- Long-Term Care Homes Amendment (Till Death Do Us Part) Act, 2019 (Bill 153)
  - first reading, 6424
- Long-term care - public vs. private
  - general remarks, 6889
  - private delivery
    - general remarks, 359–360
  - staff working conditions, 7970–7971
  - standards of care, 11963
  - third-party management structure, 10411–10412
- Long-term care - reform
  - general remarks, 11963
- Long-term care - residents
  - food and nutrition
    - report of the Auditor General (2019), 8573
  - spousal reunification, 42, 6888–6890, 6893–6894, 11135
- Long-term care - staff
  - working conditions
    - general remarks, 7970–7971
- Long-term care - standards of care
  - government funding, 11173
  - minimum hours of care, 360, 6889
- Long-term-care facilities
  - civil liability
    - general remarks, 9991
    - negligence, 9986
  - conditions in
    - general remarks, 11963–11964
  - facility inspections
    - general remarks, 3056–3057, 10052
    - infractions and violations, 11963
  - pandemic planning, 9709
- Long-term-care facilities - COVID-19
  - general remarks, 11963
  - legal proceedings, 9281
  - military report
    - general remarks, 7969
    - government response to, 10051
- Long-term-care facilities - COVID-19, fatalities
  - residents, 7969–7970, 9995, 11962–11963
- Long-term-care facilities - COVID-19, government response
  - facility inspections, 11882
  - general remarks, 7969, 9197–9198
  - response timeline, 7947
- Long-term-care facilities - COVID-19, infection control
  - facility outbreaks, 7947, 7970
  - PPE access, 7971
- Long-term-care facilities - COVID-19, public vs. private
  - operational comparisons, 7969–7970
  - revenue and dividends, 10051
- Long-term-care facilities - COVID-19, staff
  - levels, 11173
- Main Street Recovery Act, 2020 (Bill 215)
  - second reading, 9742–9752
- Making Ontario Open for Business Act, 2018 (Bill 47)
  - second reading, 1963–1973
  - third reading, 2440–2441
- Marriage solemnization
  - officiants
    - regulation of, 11107–11108
- Members' statements
  - Affordable housing, 12285
  - Ambulance services, 4083–4084
  - Anti-racism activities, 13473
  - Autism treatment, 3034, 3530
  - Blood donation, 9779–9780
  - Climate change, 6666
  - COVID-19 response, 12596–12597, 13076
  - Curriculum, 20, 1235–1236
  - Cycling infrastructure, 339
  - Dietary supplements, 4561
  - Employment standards, 7709, 11247
  - Environmental protection, 10849
  - Government's agenda, 933
  - Literacy and basic skills, 11675
  - Lobsinger, Abigayle, 6126
  - Mental health, 1732
  - Mental health services, 10345
  - Non-profit veterinary clinics, 2210, 2742
  - Research and innovation, 5120
  - Residential schools, 13835
  - School facilities, 682–683
  - Shelter services, 9153
  - Special Olympics, 7153
  - Strickland, Donna, 1387
  - Student literacy, 5602
  - Women's issues, 8657–8658
- Members'/ministers' correction of record, 2469, 9711
- Members/ministers quoting
  - Hansard
    - per-vote subsidy, 11893, 12627
    - political fundraising, 12626–12627
  - jurists
    - Maisonneuve, Chief Justice Lise
      - legal aid, 9589
    - Morawetz, Chief Justice Geoffrey
      - legal aid, 9589
    - Strathy, Chief Justice George
      - legal aid funding, 9589
  - news media
    - COVID-19, 11883–11884
    - COVID-19 impact, 9750
    - education, 12327
    - employment standards reform, 1970
    - energy policy, 14013
    - insurance industry, 9751
    - long-term care, 11962–11963
    - long-term care, private operators, 10051
    - political fundraising, 11965
    - tribunal hearings, 14010
  - other members
    - child care, 3845
    - government finances, 1251
    - time allocation motions, 1058–1059, 4647, 5240
  - reports
    - Independent Police Oversight Review, (Tulloch, 2017), 3270
    - Third Quarter Finances 2020-21, 11879
- Members'/ministers' remarks
  - withdrawn, 1970, 6774, 11847, 11913
- Mental health and addictions
  - left untreated, cost, 5898
- Mental health and addictions services
  - during COVID-19, 12400
  - general remarks, 3267, 9634
- Mental health and addictions services - funding, 757–758
  - general remarks, 43
  - sources of
    - federal, 6383
- Mental health and addictions services - funding, children and youth
  - general remarks, 5296
- Metrolinx
  - operating subsidy, 7182
- Minimum wage
  - exclusions
    - sheltered workshops, 1968–1969
  - general remarks, 2440
  - vs. living wage, 1964
  - mandatory review, cancellation, 1964
  - and poverty reduction, 1969
- Minimum wage earners
  - demographics, 1964–1965
- Minimum wage increase - to $14
  - economic impact, 1969, 1973
  - general remarks, 1964
  - impact on employment, 2440
- Minimum wage increase - to $15
  - cancellation, 1964
- Ministerial statements
  - Child Abuse Prevention Month
    - responded to, 10042–10043
  - Concussions
    - responded to, 1238–1239, 9466
  - Cyber Security Awareness Month
    - responded to, 9663
  - Missing persons
    - responded to, 5523–5524
  - Post-secondary education and research
    - responded to, 9018
  - Small business
    - responded to, 9222, 11466–11467
- Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks
  - budget, 4837
- Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry
  - budget, 4837
- Missing persons
  - investigative tools, 5523–5524
- Missing Persons Act, 2018, SO 2018, c 3, Sched. 7, 1434–1435, 3199, 3258, 3268, 3270, 3400
- More Homes, More Choice Act, 2019 (Bill 108)
  - time allocation motion
    - amendment
      - responded to, 5240–5242
- Moving Ontarians More Safely Act, 2021 (Bill 282)
  - second reading, 13051, 13060, 13063, 13067–13071
- Moving Ontario Family Law Forward Act, 2020 (Bill 207)
  - second reading, 9587–9591
- Municipal elections
  - ranked ballot procedure
    - restrictions on use, stakeholder reponse, 10052
    - stakeholder consultation, 10050–10051
  - voter registry, provincial consolidation, 9435
- Municipal finances - provincial transfer payments
  - changes to
    - general remarks, 4642
    - retroactive application, 5240
- Municipal planning
  - "open-for-business" by-law
    - environmental impact, 3050–3052
    - implementation process, 3050–3051
    - municipal response, 3050–3051
- MUSH sector
  - as non-construction employers
    - general remarks, 3057
    - and labour rights, 3848, 3991
- Names, legal
  - changes to
    - marriage, 9829
- New Democratic Party (NDP)
  - justice policy, 3199, 3258
  - Save Main Street plan, 11882, 11962
- New home industry
  - consumer protection, 8597
- New home warranties - reform
  - administration, 8595
- News media
  - government relationship with, 3938
- Newspapers
  - community and local
    - publication frequency, 3938
    - role of, 3938
- Non-profit organizations
  - registration restrictions
    - veterinary clinics, 2210
- Northern Ontario School of Medicine - as independent institution
  - financial impact, 14011–14013
  - general remarks, 14015
- Not-for-profit organizations
  - government funding, 12397
- Nurses
  - employment opportunities, 43
  - layoffs
    - Grand River Hospital (Kitchener), 3565, 4427
- Occupational health and safety, 13069
  - enforcement
    - general remarks, 1967
    - workplace inspections, 42–43
  - injuries and fatalities, 1966–1967
- OHIP+: Children and Youth Pharmacare Program
  - formulary, 4561, 4836
- Ontario Autism Program (2016)
  - implementation committee report, 3901
- Ontario Autism Program (2019)
  - implementation timeline, 3399
  - income testing, 3034
- Ontario College of Trades (OCT)
  - membership fees, 13465
- Ontario Energy Board (OEB)
  - independence of, 4822
- Ontario Food Terminal
  - manager, appointment of, 9746
  - product expansion, 9746–9747
- Ontario Gazette
  - regulatory reform, 9829
- Ontario Labour Relations Board (OLRB)
  - oversight of, 1970
- Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT)
  - consolidation of tribunals
    - general remarks, 11659
    - impact on service delivery timeline, 11644–11645
  - hearings
    - motions to dismiss, 11485, 11502
- Ontario Provincial Police (OPP)
  - Premier's security detail, 3397–3398
- Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) - commissioner
  - appointment of Ron Taverner, 3399
    - process independence, disclosure by Brad Blair, 3397–3399
- Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (OSPCA)
  - enforcement of animal protection legislation
    - general remarks, 3542
- Opioid addiction
  - general remarks, 3267–3268
  - overdoses and fatalities, 6381
  - provincial coordinator, 6681
- Opioid addiction - government strategy
  - in British Columbia, 6386
- Opposition day motions
  - Autism treatment
    - responded to, 3901–3902
  - Cancer treatment
    - responded to, 2492
  - Climate change
    - responded to, 5002
  - Education funding
    - responded to, 4576
  - Hospital funding
    - responded to, 5869
  - Public transit
    - responded to, 7574
- Opposition parties
  - role of, 1060
- Organ and tissue donation
  - donor registration declaration
    - completion during drivers' license and health card issuance or renewal, 1099–1100
- Paris Galt moraine
  - conservation strategy
    - general remarks, 3554
  - general remarks, 3554
- Pawnbrokers
  - municipal regulation, 3847
  - and stolen goods, 3052
- Pawnbrokers Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. P.6
  - repeal of, 3052, 3847
- Pay equity
  - and employment status, 1964–1965, 2440
  - general remarks, 4229
  - wage review, requests for, 1965
- Pay equity - gender wage gap
  - and employment status, 1965, 2440
  - and minimum wage, 1965
- The People's Health Care Act, 2019 (Bill 74)
  - second reading, 3443
  - third reading, 4417, 4426–4431
- Personal health information
  - authority of Ontario Health and Ontario Health teams to collect, use and disclose, 6143
- Personal protective equipment (PPE)
  - procurement, 12628
  - procurement of
    - Ontario manufacturers, 11636, 12330–12331, 12558
  - production contracts, 11962
  - supply, 11962
- Personal support workers (PSWs)
  - compensation
    - general remarks, 6889
  - role of, 7588–7589
  - shortage, 7587
  - working conditions, 6889
    - general remarks, 13868
- Personal support workers (PSWs) - compensation
  - general remarks, 7326
- Personal support workers (PSWs) - recruitment and retention
  - general remarks, 7589
- Personal support workers (PSWs) - regulation of
  - stakeholder consultation, 13868
- Persons with disabilities
  - and minimum wage, 1968–1969
- Pet ownership
  - breed-specific legislation, 3542
  - dogs on food premises, 5876–5877
- Petitions
  - Affordable housing, 3190
  - Alzheimer's disease, 1090
  - Autism treatment, 3433, 3575, 5227, 11144
  - Child care workers, 3255
  - Curriculum, 24, 343–344, 484, 1241, 1391
  - Education, 5651
  - Education funding, 4631, 5078–5079
  - Environmental protection, 3088–3089
  - Equal opportunity, 6133–6134
  - Full-day kindergarten, 3834
  - GO Transit, 4242
  - Government policies, 14092
  - Indigenous affairs, 1242, 5475
  - Long-term care, 2928, 4767, 5851, 6726–6727, 6883, 6940, 6995, 7100, 7317, 8672, 8957, 9173–9174, 9664, 11639
  - Lyme disease, 4343
  - Midwifery, 818, 3189, 3538
  - Optometry services, 9021, 9172, 9978, 10394, 10786, 10959, 11143, 11261, 11689, 12360, 13426–13427, 14094
  - Post-stroke treatment, 7623
  - School facilities, 4820
  - Services for persons with disabilities, 1038
  - Telecommunications in correctional facilities, 7170
  - Tenant protection, 6523
  - Tuition, 4818–4819, 5080
  - Water extraction, 2743–2744, 6372
- Plan to Build Ontario Together Act, 2019 (Bill 138)
  - second reading, 6143–6144
- Plastics
  - single-use, ban, 3554
- Police officers
  - naloxone administration, 3267
- Police services
  - intersectionality of, 3199, 3267
  - missing persons investigations
    - access to records, 3268
  - outsourcing, 3269
- Police Services Act, RSO 1990, c P.15
  - investigations, provisions regarding, 3397
- Police services - community relations, 3269
- Police services oversight
  - general remarks, 3270
- Police services oversight - disciplinary process
  - suspension without pay, 3203, 3269
- Police services oversight - reform
  - consultation process, 3268–3269, 3397–3398
  - overlap with Safer Ontario Act, 2018, 3267–3268
- Political fundraising
  - cash for access, 3398, 12627
  - union and corporate donations
    - ban on, 12626
- Political fundraising - personal donations
  - annual contribution limits, 11965
- Political fundraising - per-vote subsidy
  - amount, 11893
  - extension, 12620–12621, 12627
  - general remarks, 11964–11965
- Post-secondary education
  - work-integrated learning, 10710
- Post-secondary education - funding
  - general remarks, 10709–10710
- Poverty reduction
  - and minimum wage, 1969
- Pre-apprenticeship training programs
  - completion of, 13460
- Premier's Office
  - travel expenses, disclosure, 4712
- Private members' public business
  - Convenience Store Week Act, 2021 (Bill 262)
    - second reading, 12167
  - Education funding
    - responded to, 9135
  - GO Transit
    - responded to, 4153–4154
  - Immunization
    - responded to, 11232
  - Intimate Partner Violence Disclosure Act, 2021 (Bill 274)
    - second reading, 12634
  - Long-Term Care Homes Amendment (Till Death Do Us Part) Act, 2019 (Bill 153)
    - second reading, 6888–6890, 6893–6894
  - Mental health and addiction services
    - responded to, 758–759
  - More Than a Visitor Act (Caregiving in Congregate Care Settings), 2020 (Bill 203)
    - second reading, 9337
  - Nikola Tesla Day Act, 2021 (Bill 293)
    - second reading, 14040–14041
  - Organ donation
    - responded to, 1099–1101
  - Paris Galt Moraine Conservation Act, 2019 (Bill 71)
    - second reading, 3554
  - Protecting Our Pets Act, 2019 (Bill 65)
    - second reading, 3542–3543
  - Seniors' Advocate Act, 2020 (Bill 196)
    - second reading, 9709–9710
  - Supply Chain Management Amendment Act (Provincial Diverse Vendor Strategy), 2021 (Bill 275)
    - second reading, 12959–12961, 12965
  - Supporting Ontario's Community, Rural and Agricultural Newspapers Act, 2019 (Bill 78)
    - second reading, 3938
- Progressive Conservative (PC) Party
  - election platform (2018)
    - employment, 3399
  - energy policy
    - as opposition, 4832, 4834, 4836
  - transportation, 4153–4154
- Protect, Support and Recover from COVID-19 Act (Budget Measures), 2020 (Bill 229)
  - third reading, 11154, 11164, 11170–11174
- Protecting a Sustainable Public Sector for Future Generations Act, 2019 (Bill 124)
  - second reading, 5660, 5727–5732
- Protecting Ontario Elections Act, 2021 (Bill 254)
  - second reading, 11893
  - general remarks, 11965
  - stakeholder response, 12627
  - third reading, 12620–12621, 12626–12630
- Protecting Small Business Act, 2020 (Bill 192)
  - second reading, 8239–8242
- Protecting Tenants and Strengthening Community Housing Act, 2020 (Bill 184)
  - second reading, 7916, 7924–7925
- Protecting the People of Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2021 (Bill 269)
  - second reading, 12324–12334, 12365, 12372–12373, 12377
- Protecting What Matters Most Act (Budget Measures), 2019 (Bill 100)
  - third reading, 5288–5292, 5295–5296
- Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth
  - general remarks, 10043
- Public assets - sale/lease of, 1326
  - general remarks, 1251
- Public education campaigns - children
  - Dress Purple Day, 10042
- Public education campaigns - community development
  - Democracy Week, 1058
  - Senior Volunteer Appreciation Week, 14046–14047
- Public education campaigns - cultural
  - Scottish Heritage Day, 14050
- Public education campaigns - education
  - Early Childhood Educator Appreciation Day, 1588
- Public education campaigns - health
  - Bridges to Hope, 1732
  - Rowan's Law Day, 1238
- Public education campaigns - innovation and technology
  - Nikola Tesla Day, 14040–14041
- Public education campaigns - safety
  - Cyber Security Awareness Month, 9663
- Public health units
  - services, 4428
- Public health units - restructuring
  - amalgamation, 4427–4428, 5164
  - consultation process, 4428
  - funding formula, 4428
  - layoffs, 10974
- Public policy research
  - government funding, 5120, 5290
- Public sector compensation increases - cap on
  - and collective bargaining rights, 5728
  - impact on health and social services sector, 5780
- Question period
  - Ambulance services
    - presented, 3294, 6619
  - Arts and cultural funding
    - presented, 13990–13991
  - Autism
    - presented, 3079
  - Autism treatment
    - presented, 3526
  - Commercial tenant protection
    - presented, 7812, 7901
  - COVID-19 immunization
    - presented, 12353
  - COVID-19 response
    - presented, 9261, 9347–9348, 9686, 10778–10779, 11003–11004, 11636, 13530–13531, 13557–13558, 14191
  - Curriculum
    - presented, 731
  - Early childhood education
    - presented, 1588
  - Economic reopening and recovery
    - presented, 8558, 9417–9418, 9573
  - Education funding
    - presented, 3966–3967
  - Employment services
    - presented, 7165, 7308
  - Employment standards
    - presented, 1837–1838, 1923, 2260–2261, 13153
  - GO Transit
    - presented, 2860
  - Government accountability
    - presented, 4333, 10677, 10855
  - Government appointments
    - presented, 4126–4127
  - Government contracts
    - presented, 376–377
  - Government spending
    - presented, 4712
  - Health care funding
    - presented, 3565
  - Land use planning
    - presented, 11847, 11913
  - Long-term care
    - presented, 7947, 11135
  - Missing persons
    - presented, 1434–1435
  - Municipal finances
    - presented, 11459–11460
  - Ontario public service
    - presented, 19
  - Pay equity
    - presented, 4229
  - Post-secondary education
    - presented, 9906
  - Privatization of public assets
    - presented, 1326
  - Public health
    - presented, 5164–5165, 7610–7611
  - Public transit
    - presented, 2517
  - Research and innovation
    - presented, 4811, 5757
  - Sexual assault crisis centres
    - presented, 3475–3476
  - Small business
    - presented, 8943, 9112, 9783, 10239, 10382–10383, 10633, 10912, 11099, 11389–11390, 12222, 12465, 13086, 13479–13480
  - Transportation infrastructure
    - presented, 4451–4452
  - Women's employment
    - presented, 9008
  - Youth employment
    - presented, 1031
- Racism
  - anti-Asian racism, 12330
- Rebuilding Consumer Confidence Act, 2020 (Bill 159)
  - third reading, 8591–8597
- Regional/district chairs
  - election cancellation (2018)
    - regions affected, 712
    - timing of, 710
  - selection method, 712
- Regulations - reduction
  - environmental impact, 3554
  - government strategy, 14016
- Renewable energy
  - grid access, 14013
- Renewable energy contracts - cancellation
  - impact on business environment, 360
- Rental housing - COVID-19
  - evictions, moratorium, 14010
  - rent assistance programs
    - statements by stakeholders, 9222
  - rent freeze
    - exemptions, 9276–9277, 9475
    - general remarks, 9276, 9278
  - rent subsidies, 9434
- Rental housing - short-term
  - taxation, 11966
- Reopening Ontario (A Flexible Response to COVID-19) Act, 2020 (Bill 195)
  - second reading, 8705–8706, 8710, 8713, 8717–8722
- Reports by committees
  - Standing Committee on Public Accounts, 3035, 5646–5647, 5913, 6839–6840, 6879, 6935–6936, 8015–8016, 11101
- Restoring Ontario's Competitiveness Act, 2019 (Bill 66)
  - second reading, 3049–3057, 3092
  - third reading, 3841–3849, 3851, 3984, 3991
  - amendments, 3851
  - legislative timeline, 3841
  - public consultation, 3841–3842
  - Schedule 10, "open for business" by-law
    - consultation process, 3554
  - Schedule 10, "open-for-business" by-law
    - withdrawal of, 3843
- Road maintenance in winter - northern Ontario
  - procurement, 13051
- Robe Investments & Consulting Services Limited Act, 2021 (Bill Pr39)
  - first reading, 11213
  - second reading, 14034
  - third reading, 14034
- Safe and Supportive Classrooms Act, 2019 (Bill 48)
  - third reading, 3632–3633, 3638–3640, 3642
  - public consultation, 3057
- Safer Ontario Act, 2018, SO 2018, c 3
  - general remarks, 3270
- School boards
  - supervisory officers
    - qualifications, 8782
- School boards - directors of education
  - qualifications, 8782
- School facilities - maintenance and repair
  - backlog, 682–683
  - cost of, 682
  - energy retrofitting, 9748
  - general remarks, 933
- Schools
  - cellphone ban, 3639
  - mental health services, 3639, 6379–6380
- Scottish Heritage Day Act, 2021 (Bill 208)
  - third reading, 14050
- Security from Trespass and Protecting Food Safety Act, 2020 (Bill 156)
  - second reading, 6947–6951, 7411–7413
  - time allocation motion
    - responded to, 7631–7632
- Select Committee on Emergency Management Oversight
  - role of, 8722
- Select Committee on Financial Transparency
  - and Auditor General, role of, 1251–1252
  - investigation deadline, 1252, 1266
  - scope, 1252, 1466
  - and Standing Committee on Public Accounts, 1250–1251, 1266
  - witness selection, 1252, 1466
- Select Committee on Mental Health and Addictions (2009-2010)
  - recommendations, 5898, 6379
- Senior Volunteer Appreciation Week Act, 2021 (Bill 270)
  - third reading, 14046–14047
- Seniors' advocate
  - creation of office
    - general remarks, 9709–9710
- Sexual assault crisis centres
  - government funding, 3475–3476
- Skilled trades
  - occupational health and safety, 13463–13464
  - perception of, 13968
  - personal protective equipment, 13461
  - promotion of
    - general remarks, 9745
- Skilled trades - certification
  - compulsory/voluntary
    - designation, 13516
    - scope of practice, 13965
- Skilled trades - education
  - secondary education, 13447, 13460–13461, 13463, 13465
- Skilled Trades Ontario
  - board membership, 13461
  - industry advisory committees, 13967
- Skilled tradespeople - recruitment
  - diversity in, 13461, 13463, 13465, 13950, 13965–13966
  - Indigenous persons, 13966–13967
  - women, 13461, 13463, 13465
- Small Business Support Grant
  - eligibility, 11467, 12222, 12328, 12333, 12465
  - general remarks, 11276, 13086, 13479–13480
  - reform, 14015
- Smarter and Stronger Justice Act, 2020 (Bill 161)
  - second reading, 7385–7387, 7389, 7402–7405
- Social assistance programs
  - private delivery, 14014–14016
- Social assistance recipients
  - employment services, private delivery, 7165, 7308
- Soldiers' Aid Commission
  - financial assistance
    - grant amounts, 10253
    - social assistance income exemptions, 9633
  - general remarks, 10251–10252
  - government funding, 9629, 9633, 9637, 10251
  - public awareness, 9632
  - service demand, 9629, 9637, 10251
  - support eligibility, 9631–9632, 10251
  - unused funds, 9631, 10251
- Soldiers' Aid Commission Act, 2020 (Bill 202)
  - second reading, 9237, 9629–9635, 9637, 9640–9641
  - third reading, 10250–10253
- Soldiers' Aid Commission - governance and administration
  - general remarks, 9632, 10251
  - independence and transparency, 9632, 10253
- Soldiers' Aid Commission - reform
  - general remarks, 9237, 9633–9635, 10251
  - implementation timeline, 10251
- Special Investigations Unit (SIU) - investigative process
  - initiation criteria, 3268
  - length of, 3268
- Sporting events
  - Special Olympics provincial games, 7153
- Standing Committee on Estimates
  - consideration of 2020 estimates, 11879
- Statements by stakeholders
  - COVID-19, 12395
    - civil liability, 10052, 10411
    - economic impact, 12961
  - election reform, 12627
  - employment standards, 3842
  - energy policy, 4060–4062
  - environment, 12401
  - environmental policy, 4837
  - federal carbon tax, provincial media campaign, 5290
  - food delivery fees, 10960–10963
  - government procurement, 12961
  - health care system reform, 4427
  - land use planning, 12110
  - mental health services, 12400
  - minimum wage exclusions, 1968
  - municipal elections procedure, 10052
  - Northern Ontario School of Medicine, 14011–14012
  - pawnbrokers, 3847
  - public health units, amalgamation, 4428
  - regulations, 3842
  - skilled trades, 13966
  - transit, 11108
- Stem cell research
  - government funding, 5120
- Suicide prevention
  - Bridges to Hope project, 1732
  - national strategy, 10345
- Supply Act, 2021 (Bill 261)
  - second reading, 11961–11968
- Supply Chain Management Amendment Act (Provincial Diverse Vendor Strategy), 2021 (Bill 275)
  - first reading, 12611
  - consultation, 12960
- Supply Ontario
  - general remarks, 12965
- Supporting Broadband and Infrastructure Expansion Act, 2021 (Bill 257)
  - second reading, 11935, 11939, 11943, 11947
  - general remarks, 11966–11967
  - time allocation motion
    - responded to, 12109–12111
- Supporting Local Restaurants Act, 2020 (Bill 236)
  - third reading, 10960–10963
- Supporting Ontario's Recovery and Municipal Elections Act, 2020 (Bill 218)
  - second reading, 9986, 9991, 9995
  - "good faith effort," definition of, 10051, 10411
  - "person," definition of, 10051, 10411
  - time allocation motion
    - responded to, 10050–10052
  - third reading, 10411–10412
- Supporting Recovery and Competitiveness Act, 2021 (Bill 276)
  - third reading, 14009–14017
- Supportive housing
  - for women, 12285
- Tarion reform
  - general remarks, 8592
  - statements by stakeholders, 8593–8595
- Tarion Warranty Corp.
  - 2019 Special Report: Tarion Warranty Corp. (Auditor General of Ontario), 8592
- Tarion Warranty Corp.- governance
  - executive compensation, 8593–8594
- Taxi industry
  - illegal operators
    - fines, 9746
  - licensing
    - for ride-share providers, 9746
- Teachers
  - surplus notices, 5292
- Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA)
  - mandate, upholstered/stuffed articles, 3053, 3056
- Temporary workers
  - fatalities, investigation of, 42–43
- Tesla Inc.
  - student opportunities, 14041
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 41–45, 70
- Ticket sales
  - online
    - consumer protection, 8594
- Time allocation motions
  - Better for People, Smarter for Business Act, 2020 (Bill 213)
    - responded to, 10692–10693
  - Comprehensive Ontario Police Services Act, 2019 (Bill 68)
    - responded to, 3396–3400
  - Helping Tenants and Small Businesses Act, 2020 (Bill 204)
    - responded to, 9433–9436
  - More Homes, More Choice Act, 2019 (Bill 108)
    - amendment
      - responded to, 5240–5242
  - Security from Trespass and Protecting Food Safety Act, 2020 (Bill 156)
    - responded to, 7631–7632
  - Supporting Broadband and Infrastructure Expansion Act, 2021 (Bill 257)
    - responded to, 12109–12111
  - Supporting Ontario's Recovery and Municipal Elections Act, 2020 (Bill 218)
    - responded to, 10050–10052
- Toronto
  - amalgamation (1998), 710, 712
- Toronto City Council downsizing
  - and democracy, 712
  - timing of, 710
  - and voter representation, 711
- Toronto city councillors
  - impact of council downsizing
    - on access to councillors, 711
- Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)
  - streetcars
    - illegal passing, camera enforcement, 13068
- Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) expansion
  - Metrolinx, role of, 7110
  - stations
    - site decision-making, 7184
- Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) expansion - acceleration
  - land expropriation
    - compensation for, 7110
    - hearings-of-necessity, 7188
- Toronto ward boundary review (2016), 714
- Tourism industry - COVID-19
  - and Indigenous businesses, 8779–8780
  - Ontario Tourism and Travel Small Business Support Grant, 12327–12328
- Tourism industry - COVID-19, government response
  - financial aid, 8781
- Toxic substances
  - impact on health, 3844
- Toxic substances - regulation of
  - federal regulations, 3055, 3843–3844
  - general remarks, 3843
  - in other jurisdictions, 3844
- Toxics Reduction Act, 2009, SO 2009, c 19
  - repeal of, 3554
- Toxics Reduction Act, 2009, S.O. 2009, c. 19
  - repeal of, 3055–3056, 3843
- Trade with United States
  - trade representative, firing of, 19
- Traffic congestion
  - economic impact, 10489
  - environmental impact, 10489
  - Harmony Road (Oshawa), 10489
- Transit
  - affordability, 7182
  - intercommunity bus service
    - regulatory reform, 9830, 9835, 11108
- Transit funding
  - general remarks, 2517
- Transit infrastructure development
  - project prioritization, 7174
- Transportation
  - commute times, 4154
- Tribunal proceedings
  - virtual, recording of, 14010
- Tribunals
  - general remarks, 11659
- Tributes
  - Breithaupt, James Roos, 6709–6710
  - Dewar, Paul, 3049
  - Stringer, Rowan, 9466
- Trillium Gift of Life
  - general remarks, 4431
- United States
  - election 2020, 10252
- Vaccinations
  - return on investment, 5164
- Veterans
  - and homelessness, 9632–9633
  - support services
    - and homelessness,

House speaker index

Letter: F

Fedeli, Hon. V. (PC, Nipissing)

Fee, A. (PC, Kitchener South—Hespeler)

Fife, C. (NDP, Waterloo)