House subject index
Letter: R
Racism.
see also Anti-racism; Hate and hate speech- anti-Asian racism
- Glover, 8062
- anti-Black
- anti-Black racism
- anti-Indigenous
- anti-Semitism
- anti-Semitism, definition of
- vs. bullying
- in education system
- general remarks
- government denunciation of
- government strategy. see under Anti-racism
- impact on health
- Berns-McGown, 6023
- Islamophobia
- and misogyny
- Dunlop, 7218
- public education campaigns
- days of remembrance
- Des Rosiers, 4142–4143
- days of remembrance
- in public institutions
- in schools
- systemic nature of
- anti-Asian racism
Rail crossings
- public safety at
- Triantafilopoulos, 1280
- public safety at
Rail service
- electrification
- GO Transit. see GO Transit
- Huron Central Railway
- government funding
- Mantha, 1185
- government funding
- Ontario Northland passenger rail service
- Ontario Northlander passenger rail service
- Vanthof, 7195
- track usage
Rand Estate development project
- Gates, 2262
ransit infrastructure development
Rape crisis centres.
see Gender-based violence—survivor servicesRare diseases
- dysautonomia
- Romano, 2265
- patient supports for
- Lindo, 7359–7360
- spinal muscular atrophy. see also Prescription drugs - funding—Spinraza
- Stevens, 4039
- dysautonomia
Rea and Walter Act (Truss and Lightweight Construction Identification), 2018 (Bill 33)
Reactivation care centres
Real estate agents
Real Estate and Business Brokers Act, 2002,
SO 2002, c 30, Sched. C
Real Estate and Business Brokers Act, 2002,
SO 2002, c 30, Schedule C
- review of. see Real estate industry—legislative and regulatory review
Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO)
Real estate industry
- administrative penalties
- Thompson, 6221
- brokerages
- trust money
- hold length
- Thompson, 7226
- hold length
- trust money
- competing offers, disclosure
- Thompson, 6220
- consumer education
- consumer protection
- Martow, 6170–6171
- economic impact
- government strategy
- legislative and regulatory review
- legislative terminology
- regulatory reform
- stakeholder consultation
- administrative penalties
Real estate industry, regulatory reform
Real estate market
Real estate professionals
Real estate transactions
Realtors
Rebuilding Consumer Confidence Act, 2020 (Bill 159)
- first reading
- Thompson, 6667
- committee process
- second reading, 7514–7537, 7596–7605, 7645–7655, 7697–7707, 7905–7909
- Anand, 7524
- Andrew, 7536
- Armstrong, 7908
- Bailey, 7520–7524, 7651
- Begum, 7649–7650
- Burch, 7705
- Gates, 7697–7701
- Glover, 7535–7536
- Harden, 7535, 7598, 7645–7649, 7651, 7654–7655
- Hogarth, 7705
- Kanapathi, 7700
- Karahalios, 7701
- Kernaghan, 7700–7701, 7704–7705
- Kramp, 7602, 7649, 7655
- Kusendova, 7535
- MacLeod, 7648
- Mantha, 7597
- McDonell, 7598
- Miller, N., 7602
- Miller, P., 7701
- Monteith-Farrell, 7648, 7650
- Oosterhoff, 7651
- Rakocevic, 7523–7536
- Rasheed, 7536–7537, 7596–7598
- Roberts, 7652–7655
- Sabawy, 7536, 7705
- Sandhu, 7535, 7704
- Sattler, 7905–7908
- Schreiner, 7649–7652
- Singh, S., 7598–7603
- Skelly, 7597–7598, 7603–7605
- Tangri, 7523, 7701–7706
- Taylor, 7706–7707
- Thompson, 7514–7520, 7601
- Walker, 7524
- Yarde, 7601–7602
- division (carried), 7950–7951
- time allocation motion, 8073–8084, 8098–8107, 8122
- third reading, 8497–8527, 8529–8534, 8591–8613
- Anand, 8507, 8519
- Andrew, 8518–8519, 8522, 8594, 8596, 8603–8606
- Babikian, 8522, 8526
- Bailey, 8502–8507
- Bell, 8595, 8601
- Blais, 8529–8532
- Bouma, 8602
- Calandra, 8531–8532, 8609
- Coe, 8526, 8605, 8611–8613
- Fife, 8591–8597
- French, 8522–8523
- Ghamari, 8600–8601, 8610–8611
- Harris, 8594–8597
- Hassan, 8523–8527
- Hogarth, 8605–8606
- Ke, 8518
- Kernaghan, 8605, 8610
- Kusendova, 8507
- Mitas, 8601
- Monteith-Farrell, 8597, 8602
- Morrison, 8595, 8606–8611
- Oosterhoff, 8606
- Pang, 8506
- Rakocevic, 8506–8519, 8526, 8531–8532
- Sabawy, 8519–8523
- Schreiner, 8596–8598
- Singh, G., 8598–8602
- Singh, S., 8518
- Stevens, 8606, 8610
- Stiles, 8521–8522
- Tangri, 8525, 8610
- Taylor, 8611
- Thompson, 8497–8502
- Vanthof, 8601
- Wai, 8522, 8532–8534, 8595
- Yarde, 8519, 8525–8526
- division (carried), 8670
- Royal assent, 8689
- first reading
Recycling programs
Refugees.
see also Immigration and refugee policy- general remarks
- Bisson, 165
- health care services
- Lindo, 4271
- interception at border
- Rasheed, 1927
- legal services
- resettlement, funding for
- from Syria
- Sabawy, 480
- terminology
- Transition Child Benefit
- eligibility for. see Transition Child Benefit
- unauthorized ports of entry
- management of
- Rasheed, 4860–4861
- management of
- general remarks
Refugees - resettlement
Regional governments
Regional/district chairs.
see also Legislation-drafting re regulations; Municipal and regional governments- accountability of
- Calandra, 649
- authority of
- complaints against
- Calandra, 649
- election cancellation (2018)
- consultation. see Government downsizing—municipal level, consultation
- general remarks
- regions affected
- timing of
- election cost
- Calandra, 648
- election reform (2016)
- public awareness of
- Sabawy, 700
- selection method
- selection method by region. see specific regions
- accountability of
Registered nurses
- layoffs
- Gretzky, 5845
- layoffs
Registered practical nurses
- general remarks
- Rasheed, 4267
- general remarks
Registered Professional Planners Act, 2017 (Bill 122, 2017)
- Hogarth, 3359
Registered Professional Planners Act, 2019 (Bill 70)
Registered Professional Planners (RPPs)
- general remarks
- practice requirements
- regulation of
- title protection
Regreeing Program
- Sudbury
- West, 6770–6771
- Sudbury
Regulations
Regulations - reduction
Regulatory burdens by industry
- drug manufacturing
- Sarkaria, 6690
- drug manufacturing
Regulatory burdens, impact of
Regulatory burdens, reduction of
- general remarks
- government strategy
- impact on employment creation
- Barrett, 6769
- impact on small businesses
Regulatory environment
- compliance costs
- and employment
- Ford, 1427
- enforcement model
- Parsa, 1956
- environmental compliance approval
- Parsa, 1956
- general remarks
- government strategy
- impact on business
- Wai, 3987–3988
- impact on business environment
- Anand, 3099
- Bouma, 3228, 3999–4000
- Coe, 3838
- Dunlop, 4005
- Ghamari, 3853
- Harris, 3980
- Ke, 3094–3095
- Khanjin, 3091, 3275–3276
- Kramp, 3234
- Lecce, 3225–3226
- McKenna, 4004
- Miller, N., 796–797
- Park, 3992
- Parsa, 3045–3046, 3789
- Rasheed, 1845
- Sarkaria, 3098
- Scott, 3157
- Smith, T., 3792–3793
- Tangri, 3092, 3094
- in northern Ontario
- Romano, 3103
- impact on small business
- in other jurisdictions
- performance measurement
- Parsa, 1956
- scope/application
- West, 4006
- stakeholder consultation
Regulatory reform
Rehabilitation centres
Religious freedom
Religious symbols - Quebec restrictions on
- as constitutional infringement
- as discrimination
- general remarks
- government response
- government response, federal
- Yarde, 6298
Remembrance Day.
see also Veterans—appreciation forRenal services
Renewable energy
Renewable energy contracts.
see also Green Energy Act, 2009, S.O. 2009, c. 12, Sched. A- cost of
- Barrett, 1560
- Bisson, 1765, 1776, 4216
- Bouma, 4791
- Calandra, 2220, 2223, 5255
- Crawford, 1753
- Cuzzetto, 2301–2302
- Downey, 2273, 4692
- Dunlop, 1553
- Harris, 1782
- Hatfield, 1747
- Martin, 221, 2274
- McDonell, 1763–1764
- Miller, N., 2224
- Nicholls, 1770
- Pettapiece, 4198
- Rickford, 2854, 7615–7616
- Skelly, 2854
- Walker, 278, 1829
- Yakabuski, 1825–1827
- effect on electricity rates
- Pettapiece, 4365
- feed-in-tariff (FIT)
- financing for
- Calandra, 192
- fixed-term
- Des Rosiers, 2287
- general remarks
- Rickford, 7614
- impact on electricity rates
- private sector
- Mantha, 1746
- in private sector
- Vanthof, 220
- review of
- cost of
Renewable energy contracts - cancellation.
see also Government contractsRenewable energy industry
Renewable energy projects.
see specific types- on agricultural land
- Arthur, 2301
- business environment
- Schreiner, 1761
- capital costs
- Harden, 1780
- co-operatives
- Harden, 1780–1781
- economic impact
- Karahalios, 1551
- employment
- Bailey, 2406
- impact on employment
- Crawford, 1753
- impact on employment, in other jurisdictions
- Crawford, 1754
- issue/renewal of approval requirements
- local ownership
- municipal consultation
- net metering
- Tabuns, 2229
- in northern Ontario
- Des Rosiers, 2289
- in other jurisdictions
- by private sector
- Bisson, 55
- public response to
- Bailey, 2799
- rural Ontario
- Downey, 2271
- siting
- Barrett, 1564
- siting, municipal jurisdiction
- Bailey, 2407, 2799–2800
- Barrett, 1562
- Bisson, 1776–1777
- Bouma, 1542–1543
- Calandra, 1537–1538
- Des Rosiers, 1739, 1743, 1750
- Dunlop, 1552–1554, 1762
- Fee, 1568
- Gélinas, 1755–1756
- Hatfield, 1748
- Mantha, 2284, 4792
- McDonell, 1764, 4826
- Nicholls, 1542
- Piccini, 4251
- Rickford, 1535, 6409
- Sarkaria, 2279
- Sattler, 1568, 2803
- Tabuns, 1546, 2230
- Walker, 1828
- Yakabuski, 1826
- appeals
- siting, on agricultural land
- Dunlop, 1553
- virtual net metering
- on agricultural land
Renewable energy sector
Rent control
Rent Control Act, 2019 (Bill 155)
- first reading
- Morrison, 6521
- first reading
Rental housing
- above-guideline increases
- affordability
- affordability of
- Andrew, 3970, 4950, 4960
- Babikian, 2063
- Bell, 2313, 2494–2495, 5095, 5545
- Bisson, 5978
- Clark, 5528–5529
- Coteau, 2062–2063, 2065, 2450
- Dunlop, 5041
- Glover, 4959
- Harris, 4946, 4958
- Hassan, 2593
- Kernaghan, 5094
- Khanjin, 4854
- Miller, P., 5180
- Morrison, 2525, 3364, 4951, 5044
- Nicholls, 5040
- Shaw, 2549
- Stiles, 5542–5543
- in condo units
- consultation
- Clark, 6578–6579
- cost of
- development charges
- Clark, 5167
- eviction, bad faith
- compensation for
- Clark, 7722
- compensation for
- evictions
- evictions due to renovations
- evictions for personal use
- Hassan, 6785
- general remarks
- Karpoche, 5238
- increase notification requirements
- enforcement
- Hassan, 7550
- enforcement
- landlord buyout agreements
- maintenance and repair
- in Parkdale–High Park
- Karpoche, 3978–3979
- renoviction
- penalties
- Clark, 7722
- penalties
- rent control
- rent geared to income
- Clark, 6228
- rent increases
- freeze on
- Simard, 7902
- freeze on
- rent increases, above-guideline
- rent increases, guidelines
- Gill, 6393
- supply
- tenant protections
- vacancy decontrol
- vacancy rates
Rental housing - development
- cost of
- Smith, D., 4949
- Development Charges Rebate Program
- general remarks
- Hunter, 2601
- impact of rent control
- inclusionary zoning. see under Housing development
- in other provinces
- Morrison, 4952
- purpose-built
- by site
- variety of units
- cost of
Rental housing supply
Reopening Ontario (A Flexible Response to COVID-19) Act, 2020 (Bill 195)
- first reading
- Jones, 8428
- second reading, 8674–8689, 8691–8729, 8899
- Babikian, 8687, 8694
- Bell, 8698, 8706–8710, 8714, 8723
- Bisson, 8680–8689, 8701
- Calandra, 8695, 8698, 8700, 8728
- Coe, 8717
- Cuzzetto, 8725–8726
- Fife, 8705–8706, 8710, 8713, 8717–8722
- Fraser, 8710–8711, 8713, 8717
- Ghamari, 8679, 8701, 8709, 8714–8718
- Harris, 8710, 8713
- Hassan, 8695–8699
- Hatfield, 8678–8679, 8727–8729
- Hillier, 8688, 8694–8695, 8699–8702
- Hogarth, 8676–8678, 8689, 8705, 8724
- Hunter, 8712–8714
- Jones, 8674–8676, 8678–8680
- Kernaghan, 8699, 8728
- Martin, 8688, 8691–8695
- Martow, 8702–8706
- McKenna, 8699
- Mitas, 8679
- Monteith-Farrell, 8694, 8701, 8709
- Natyshak, 8679, 8694, 8702, 8718, 8722, 8728
- Oosterhoff, 8718, 8721
- Piccini, 8724
- Rasheed, 8705, 8723, 8726–8728
- Roberts, 8679, 8701, 8721–8722
- Schreiner, 8722–8725
- Shaw, 8688–8689, 8698, 8710, 8721
- Skelly, 8722, 8727
- Stevens, 8724
- Taylor, 8724
- Triantafilopoulos, 8688
- Vanthof, 8704–8705
- Wai, 8709
- division (carried), 8899
- general remarks
- time allocation motion, 8830–8845, 8895
- third reading, 8900–8916
- Royal assent, 8933
- first reading
Reports by committees
- Select Committee on Financial Transparency
- Standing Committee on Estimates, 2779, 5122, 6472–6473, 6521, 6879
- Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs, 2424, 2864–2865, 5074, 6724
- Standing Committee on General Government, 1799, 2424, 3718, 5274–5275, 5962, 6624, 7041, 8122–8123, 8386
- division (carried), 4628–4629
- Standing Committee on Government Agencies, 1188, 2213, 2424, 2642, 3035, 3249, 3432, 3617, 3832, 4040, 4237, 4407, 4628, 4815, 5074, 5274, 5520, 6128, 6368, 6583, 6788, 6935, 7166, 7379, 7619
- Standing Committee on Justice Policy, 3717, 6583, 7313, 8267–8268
- division (carried), 5520–5521
- Standing Committee on the Legislative Assembly, 1036, 2743, 4268, 4563, 5763, 8332
- Standing Committee on Public Accounts
- Standing Committee on Regulations and Private Bills, 1799, 1845, 2692, 3299, 3571, 4268, 5520, 5962, 6180, 6423, 6839, 6935
- Standing Committee on Social Policy, 1597, 2147–2148, 3432, 6788, 7217, 8123, 8386
- division (carried), 4267–4268
Reports tabled
- 2019 Energy Conservation Progress Report, 3867
- Chief Electoral Officer
- Estimates 2019, 4920
- Financial Accountability Officer
- Economic and Budget Outlook, Fall 2018, 2923
- Expenditure Estimates 2019-2020: Ministry of Transportation, 6049
- Expenditure Estimates: A Review of Ontario's Proposed Spending Requirements for the 2018-19 Supply Bill, 3235
- Expenditure Monitor 2019-20, 6508
- Ontario Health Sector: 2019 Updated Assessment of Ontario Health Spending, 3478
- Integrity Commissioner
- review of expense claims April 1 2018 - March 31 2019, 5517
- Office of the Auditor General
- annual report 2018, 2860
- Office of the Chief Electoral Officer
- Election Returns, 2923
- Office of the Environmental Commissioner
- 2018 Greenhouse Gas Progress Report, 1175
- Office of the Integrity Commissioner
- Office of the Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth
- 2019 annual report, 4632
- Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth
- 2018 annual report, 3851
Reserved Parking for Electric Vehicle Charging Act, 2019 (Bill 123)
Residential Complex Sales Representation Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. R.28
- repeal of
- Wai, 5933
- repeal of
Residential schools
Respecting Injured Workers Act (Workplace Safety and Insurance Amendment), 2019 (Bill 119)
- first reading
- Gates, 5219–5220
- first reading
Respecting Property Taxpayers Act, 2019 (Bill 86)
- first reading
- Calandra, 3673
- first reading
Restoring Ontario's Competitiveness Act, 2019 (Bill 66)
- first reading
- Smith, T., 2893
- second reading, 3039–3057, 3090–3107, 3155–3169, 3225–3235, 3275–3284, 3455, 3478
- Anand, 3099
- Andrew, 3091–3092, 3159, 3231
- Armstrong, 3283–3284
- Arthur, 3096–3098, 3100, 3103
- Bailey, 3048–3049, 3233
- Begum, 3095
- Bell, 3048, 3167–3168, 3228–3232
- Berns-McGown, 3048
- Bisson, 3155
- Bouma, 3228
- Burch, 3094, 3104–3107, 3156
- Calandra, 3155–3156
- Downey, 3090–3091
- Fife, 3049–3057, 3092
- Ghamari, 3231
- Glover, 3163
- Harris, 3231–3232
- Hogarth, 3225–3228
- Hunter, 3160, 3163–3168
- Kanapathi, 3277–3278
- Karahalios, 3104
- Karpoche, 3167
- Ke, 3094–3095, 3283
- Kernaghan, 3279–3280, 3282
- Khanjin, 3091, 3275–3276, 3278
- Kramp, 3100–3104, 3234
- Lecce, 3164, 3168–3169, 3225
- Mamakwa, 3280
- Mantha, 3099–3100, 3227
- Martin, 3095, 3280–3283
- Morrison, 3160
- Natyshak, 3099, 3277–3280, 3282–3283
- Parsa, 3045–3047, 3049
- Romano, 3103
- Sabawy, 3279
- Sandhu, 3167
- Sarkaria, 3098–3099, 3159–3160, 3280
- Sattler, 3233–3234
- Schreiner, 3232–3235
- Scott, 3157–3160
- Skelly, 3048, 3277
- Smith, D., 3156, 3163, 3227
- Smith, T., 3039–3042
- Stevens, 3227–3228
- Stiles, 3091, 3103–3104, 3156
- Tangri, 3092–3096, 3167, 3282
- Thompson, 3042–3044
- Vanthof, 3160–3164
- Yarde, 3234
- division (carried), 3478
- time allocation motion, 3407–3417, 3429
- third reading, 3786–3806, 3836–3856, 3976–4015, 4036–4037
- Armstrong, 3836
- Arthur, 3804–3806, 3837, 3840
- Baber, 3795, 4000–4001, 4007
- Bailey, 4009
- Barrett, 3979–3980, 3994
- Bell, 3837
- Berns-McGown, 3840, 3850
- Bisson, 3994–3995, 4002–4003, 4005
- Bouma, 3795–3796, 3840, 3983–3984, 3999–4002, 4013
- Burch, 3994, 4001
- Calandra, 3803, 3836, 3855–3856
- Coe, 3837–3841
- Crawford, 3998, 4015
- Dunlop, 4001, 4005–4006, 4008
- Fife, 3841–3849, 3851, 3984, 3991
- French, 3995–3998, 4000, 4009–4010, 4012–4013
- Gates, 3794–3795, 3997–3998, 4004, 4010
- Gélinas, 3795
- Ghamari, 3851–3854, 3856
- Gill, 3800–3802, 3804, 3988
- Harris, 3849–3850, 3980–3985
- Hassan, 3979
- Hatfield, 3980, 3990
- Karpoche, 3976–3980
- Kernaghan, 3855
- Kusendova, 4007
- Mamakwa, 3803
- Mantha, 3983
- McKenna, 3997, 4004
- Miller, P., 3854
- Monteith-Farrell, 3802–3803, 3988–3989, 3998, 4007, 4013
- Morrison, 3988
- Nicholls, 3984, 3995
- Oosterhoff, 3854–3855
- Pang, 3990–3991, 4010
- Park, 3799, 3991–3995, 4003–4004
- Parsa, 3789–3791
- Pettapiece, 3799, 3990
- Rakocevic, 3850–3851
- Rasheed, 3836–3837, 3979, 4012
- Sattler, 3799, 4004, 4008–4010
- Schreiner, 3989–3991
- Scott, 3786–3789
- Shaw, 3985–3987, 3989
- Skelly, 3803, 3850
- Smith, T., 3791–3794, 3796
- Tabuns, 3796–3800
- Taylor, 3799–3800
- Thanigasalam, 3840–3841
- Wai, 3987–3988
- West, 4006–4007, 4010–4014
- division (carried), 4036–4037
- amendments
- legislative timeline
- Fife, 3841
- public consultation
- public response
- Karpoche, 3976
- Royal assent, 4100
- Schedule 10, "open for business" by-law
- consultation process
- Fife, 3554
- consultation process
- Schedule 10, "open-for-business" by-law
- first reading
Restoring Trust, Transparency and Accountability Act, 2018 (Bill 57)
- first reading
- second reading, 2451–2458, 2547–2564, 2583–2617, 2714–2715
- Barrett, 2610
- Bell, 2559–2560, 2587–2589, 2591
- Bisson, 2590–2591
- Bouma, 2586, 2610–2611
- Burch, 2594
- Crawford, 2589–2590
- Cuzzetto, 2597–2598
- Dunlop, 2560
- Fedeli, 2451–2458
- Gates, 2607–2611
- Gélinas, 2606
- Ghamari, 2603–2605, 2607
- Gill, 2583–2587, 2601–2602
- Hassan, 2593
- Hatfield, 2586, 2595–2597, 2599
- Hogarth, 2560–2561
- Hunter, 2599–2601, 2603
- Karahalios, 2606
- Karpoche, 2556
- Lecce, 2557–2559, 2561
- Mamakwa, 2602
- Mantha, 2590
- Martow, 2556
- McKenna, 2593–2594
- Morrison, 2585
- Nicholls, 2585–2586, 2613
- Pang, 2602
- Pettapiece, 2590
- Rasheed, 2591–2595, 2606
- Roberts, 2594, 2613–2617
- Sattler, 2598–2599, 2610, 2612–2613
- Schreiner, 2611–2614
- Shaw, 2547–2556
- Singh, S., 2611
- Smith, D., 2555
- Stiles, 2555–2556
- Tabuns, 2561–2564
- Taylor, 2598
- Thanigasalam, 2598
- Vanthof, 2560
- West, 2602
- Yarde, 2605–2606, 2613
- division (carried), 2714–2715
- time allocation motion, 2619–2628, 2646–2650, 2688–2689
- third reading, 2913–2922
- Royal assent, 2922
Retirement homes
- closures
- complaints process
- Cho, R.S.J., 6445
- COVID-19
- vs. long-term-care facilities
- Fullerton, 8421
- ministry inquiry
- Harden, 6444
- no-trespass orders
- by operator
- Rosslyn Retirement Inc.
- Shaw, 7884–7885
- Rosslyn Retirement Inc.
- private vs. public delivery
- Taylor, 8185
- regulatory authority
- Cho, R.S.J., 6445
- resident safety
- residents
- health and safety
- Elliott, 8185
- health and safety
- trespass orders
- Harden, 6444–6445
Retirement homes - by site
Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certification Program.
see Building construction—accessibility ratingsRight to repair.
see Electronic products - right to repairRight to Timely Mental Health and Addiction Care for Children and Youth Act, 2019 (Bill 63)
Ring of Fire
Ring of Fire development
- delays in
- economic impact
- general remarks
- Indigenous communities, consultation with
- Indigenous communities, partnerships with
- Indigenous consultation
- road infrastructure
Road infrastructure
Road maintenance in winter
Road maintenance in winter - northern Ontario
- classification
- general remarks
- government funding
- road closures
- Vanthof, 6360
- and safety
- timelines
Road safety.
see also Cycling safety- consultation
- Nicholls, 5023
- Dutch reach. see under Driver education
- general remarks
- Tangri, 4884
- government strategy
- Grimsby diamond
- Oosterhoff, 6838–6839
- Highway 11
- Vanthof, 7027
- Highway 144 (Dowling)
- illegal left turns
- Gates, 5015
- photo radar
- Bell, 5035
- roadside workers
- in school zones
- Steeles Avenue
- Calandra, 650
- street racing
- Karahalios, 5013
- trucking sector
- vulnerable road users
- consultation
Road tolls
Robarts, John.
see also Parliamentary history- record as Premier of Ontario (1961-1971)
- Glover, 3458
- record as Premier of Ontario (1961-1971)
Roncarelli v Duplessis,
[1959] SCR 121.
see under Crown liabilityRoss Memorial Hospital Act, 2020 (Bill Pr21)
- first reading
- Hogarth, 7257
- first reading
Rouge National Urban Park
Royal Botanical Gardens (Burlington)
- government funding
- McKenna, 5644
- government funding
Royal Canadian Legion
Rural Ontario
Rwandan genocide (1994)
- Babikian, 4929
Ryerson University
- Brampton campus
- cancellation
- economic impact
- funding allocation
- Horwath, 1935
- impact on commute times
- innovation centres/programs
- law school
- Brampton campus
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