House subject index
Letter: S
Safe and Supportive Classrooms Act, 2019 (Bill 48)
- first reading
- Thompson, 1895
- second reading, 2169–2187, 2189–2198, 2241–2251, 2361–2395, 3009–3019, 3031
- Andrew, 2195, 3015–3018
- Armstrong, 2246–2250, 2375
- Arthur, 2366–2367, 2375
- Baber, 2245
- Bailey, 2192, 3013–3014
- Barrett, 2371–2372, 2384, 2394–2395
- Bell, 2379, 2384–2387
- Bouma, 2179, 2387–2391
- Burch, 2391–2394
- Calandra, 2191, 2371, 2379, 2386, 3011
- Coe, 2365–2366, 2368
- Dunlop, 2195–2196, 2367, 2389–2390
- Fee, 2241–2246
- French, 2178–2179
- Gates, 2387
- Gélinas, 2192, 2376–2380, 2384, 3014
- Ghamari, 2392, 3017
- Gill, 2193–2196, 2363–2364, 2379–2380
- Harden, 2191–2192, 2245, 2249, 3009–3010, 3012
- Harris, 3018–3019
- Hassan, 2364
- Karpoche, 2248–2249, 2390, 2392–2393
- Khanjin, 2244–2245
- Kusendova, 3014
- Lindo, 2196, 2361–2365, 2372, 3011
- Mamakwa, 2383
- Mantha, 3013
- Martin, 2250–2251
- McKenna, 2380–2384
- Morrison, 2368–2372
- Nicholls, 2375–2376, 2390
- Oosterhoff, 2172–2178, 2196, 3016
- Pang, 2364
- Pettapiece, 2383, 2393
- Rasheed, 2367–2368, 2372–2376
- Roberts, 2179–2180, 2375, 2386–2387
- Romano, 2248
- Sabawy, 2249
- Sattler, 2196–2198, 3011–3012
- Singh, S., 2380, 2389
- Skelly, 3012–3015
- Stevens, 3017
- Stiles, 2180–2187, 2189–2193, 2244, 2364, 2371, 2386
- Thanigasalam, 3010–3011
- Thompson, 2169–2172, 2180
- West, 2179
- Yarde, 2393
- division (carried), 3031
- public consultation
- time allocation motion, 3059–3069, 3109–3114, 3127
- third reading, 3485–3505, 3624–3642, 3679–3694, 4015–4025, 4065–4069, 4081–4082
- Anand, 3684–3688
- Andrew, 3686–3690, 3692, 4023
- Baber, 3503
- Bailey, 3624–3626, 3628
- Begum, 3495–3500, 3505
- Bell, 3627
- Berns-McGown, 3632, 3642
- Bisson, 3691–3692
- Bouma, 3637, 4015–4016, 4020
- Burch, 3682, 3687
- Calandra, 3631–3632, 4017–4018
- Clark, 3485–3486
- Downey, 3692–3694
- Fife, 3632–3633, 3638–3640, 3642
- Gates, 3503–3504
- Ghamari, 3633–3638
- Glover, 4067
- Gretzky, 3501–3503, 3683–3684
- Harden, 4018
- Harris, 4024–4025
- Hatfield, 3494, 3504
- Ke, 3687
- Khanjin, 3504
- Kramp, 4023
- Mantha, 4022–4023
- Martin, 3679–3683, 4067
- Miller, P., 3636
- Natyshak, 4067–4068
- Oosterhoff, 3486–3488, 3627, 3640–3641, 4019
- Park, 3690–3691
- Piccini, 3494, 3632
- Rakocevic, 3627
- Roberts, 3687
- Romano, 3691
- Sabawy, 3682
- Sarkaria, 4068–4069
- Sattler, 4020–4024
- Singh, G., 3637
- Skelly, 3636–3637
- Smith, D., 3641–3642, 4019, 4066–4067
- Stiles, 3628–3631, 3633, 3641, 3682, 3691
- Tangri, 3495, 3682–3683
- Taylor, 4065–4066, 4068
- Thompson, 3488–3495
- Wai, 4022
- West, 3494–3495
- division (carried), 4081–4082
- Royal assent, 4100
- first reading
Safe consumption sites
- approval of
- Elliott, 3826
- cap on
- federal permit extension
- general remarks
- government funding
- government strategy
- licensing
- new sites, criteria
- new sites, moratorium on
- by region
- review
- approval of
Safe injection sites.
see Safe consumption sitesSafe Third Country Agreement.
see Immigration and refugee policy—Canada-United States Safe Third Country AgreementSafeguarding our Information Act, 2018 (Bill 55)
Safer Ontario Act, 2018, S.O. 2018, c. 3
- disciplinary process
- and First Nations police services
- Ghamari, 3315–3316
- general remarks
- inclusion of Missing Persons Act, 2018. see Missing Persons Act, 2018, S.O. 2018, c. 3, Sched. 7
- police services, administrative duties
- Romano, 3312
- police services, outsourcing
- postponement of
- proclamation of
- Yarde, 3200–3201
- public consultation
- Horwath, 11
- response of opposition parties
- Yarde, 3200
- review of legislation
- SIU investigations, initiation criteria. see also Ontario Special Investigations Unit Act, 2018, S.O. 2018, c. 3, Sched. 4
- SIU investigations, status reporting
- Ke, 3307
- stakeholder response to
- and Tulloch report (2017)
- Yarde, 3202
- Tulloch review
- Horwath, 11
Safer Ontario Act, 2018,
S.O. 2018, c. 3
Safer Ontario Act, 2018, S.O. 2018, c.3
Safety and rescue training.
see also Brunt and Kendall Act (Ensuring Safe Firefighter and Trainee Rescue Training), 2018 (Bill 10)Sault Ste. Marie
Schmidt, Mayo.
see Hydro One leadership—CEO exit packageSchmidt v Canada (Attorney General),
2016 FC 269.
see also Legislative drafting—Charter analysis- Des Rosiers, 2534
School board trustees
School boards.
see also specific boardsSchool bus drivers
School bus safety
School buses
School closures
School facilities
- in Brampton
- Singh, G., 3637
- capital projects funding
- condition of
- conditions in
- Shaw, 4589
- construction
- government funding
- Armstrong, 2641
- government funding
- Internet access. see Broadband access—in schools
- new by riding
- Oakville North—Burlington
- Triantafilopoulos, 3034
- Oakville North—Burlington
- new, in Niagara West
- Oosterhoff, 3431
- water quality
- Singh, S., 2380
- in Brampton
School facilities - maintenance and repair
- backlog
- cost of
- Fix Our Schools campaign
- funding
- funding source
- funding sources
- general remarks
- government strategy
- Thompson, 175
- in London
Schools
Science North
Securities law
- role of
- Bisson, 284
- role of
Select Committee on Alternative Fuel Sources (2001-2002)
- French, 1256
Select Committee on Developmental Services (2013-2014)
- Taylor, 1217–1218
Select Committee on Financial Transparency
- and Auditor General, role of
- creation of
- disclosure of documents
- findings re climate change
- Shaw, 2550–2551
- general remarks
- independent members, participation
- Fraser, 1219–1220
- investigation deadline
- mandate
- official opposition members, participation
- scope
- and Standing Committee on Public Accounts, role of
- terms of reference
- Shaw, 4248
- witness selection
- witness testimonies
Select Committee on Mental Health and Addictions (2009-2010)
Select Committee on Sexual Violence and Harassment (2015)
Select committees
Seneca College
Senior citizens
- aging at home. see also Home and community care
- demographic growth
- Dunlop, 3760
- dental care. See under Dental care; Dental care—for senior citizens
- education programs
- Begum, 2578
- and family caregivers
- financial stability
- Lalonde, 2635
- general remarks
- Harden, 1336
- government strategy
- health and well-being
- housing
- Lifeline services
- tax deductions for
- Bisson, 137
- tax deductions for
- poverty
- prescription drug coverage
- Fraser, 4033–4034
- services
- Meals on Wheels
- Gates, 3616
- Meals on Wheels
- social engagement
- subsidized housing
September 11, 2001 attacks
Service animals
Service animals - in schools
- and autism services
- consultation
- Stiles, 2183–2184
- general remarks
- policies governing
- Anand, 3685–3686
- Arthur, 2375
- Bailey, 3626
- Bouma, 2388–2389, 4016
- Coe, 2366
- Downey, 3069
- Fee, 1992–1993, 2241–2245, 3063–3064
- Ghamari, 3634
- Gill, 2195
- Harris, 4024
- Karahalios, 2207
- Martin, 2250, 3681
- McKenna, 2044, 2382
- Oosterhoff, 2172–2175, 3487–3488, 3627
- Pang, 2364
- Pettapiece, 2383
- Piccini, 3494
- Rasheed, 2374
- Roberts, 3687
- Skelly, 3013
- Smith, D., 4019
- Stiles, 3112
- Tangri, 3495, 3683
- Thompson, 1992–1993, 2044, 2207
- public consultation
- Taylor, 4068
- stakeholder consultation
ServiceOntario
Sewage and wastewater management
Sex-ed curriculum.
see Curriculum - health and physical educationSexual assault crisis centres
Sexual harassment in the workplace
- response protocols
- Des Rosiers, 4163
- response protocols
Sexual violence and harassment
Sharpe, Samuel Simpson
- Bethlenfalvy, 1717
Shelters
Shingwauk Kinoomaage Gamig.
see also Algoma University- Mantha, 3734
Sickle cell anemia
- education and awareness
- Andrew, 3479
- education and awareness
Sikh genocide (1984)
- Singh, G., 2050
Single-Use Plastics Ban Act, 2019 (Bill 82)
- first reading
- Arthur, 3572
- first reading
665395 Ontario Limited Act, 2019
- first reading
- Hogarth, 3572
- first reading
Skilled trades
- classification process
- compulsory trades
- Bourgouin, 2444
- de-prescription of trades
- deregulation in other jurisdictions
- Bourgouin, 2444
- employment
- employment opportunities
- general remarks
- government strategy
- occupational health and safety
- Bisson, 385–386
- promotion of
- recruitment
- regulatory reform
- stakeholder consultation
- West, 4012
- women in
- MacLeod, 1283
Skilled tradespeople
- demographics
- Smith, T., 2434
- general remarks
- Dunlop, 4600
- shortage
- shortage of
- Dunlop, 383–384
- training. see Apprenticeship training programs
- demographics
Skills gap
- general remarks
- government strategy
- post-secondary education, role in
Small business
Smart Serve training
- content
- bystander intervention
- Des Rosiers, 2358
- bystander intervention
- content
Smith v Jones,
[1999] 1 SCR 455.
see under Solicitor-client privilegeSmoking
- in bars and restaurants
- Gélinas, 4614
- in bars and restaurants
Snowmobiling
Soccer goalposts - unanchored
Social assistance
- administration
- MacLeod, 3618
- administration
Social assistance programs
- administration, time spent on
- Basic Income Pilot. see Basic Income Pilot
- changes to
- Shaw, 3744
- earning exemption, changes in
- employment services
- financial benefit
- Harden, 794
- financial benefit, changes in
- financial benefit, reduction
- general remarks
- MacLeod, 1995
- government strategy. see also Social assistance reform
- reform
- MacLeod, 1107
- relationship between programs
- report, Income Security: A Roadmap for Change
- review of
- workforce re-entry
- MacLeod, 4131
Social assistance programs - performance measures
Social assistance recipients
Social assistance reform.
see also Social assistance programs—government strategySocial housing stock
Social services
Social services - children and youth.
see also Children and youth in care; Ontario Ombudsman- funding
- Vanthof, 2344
- funding
Social workers
Soil contamination
- prevention and mitigation
- Skelly, 4813
- prevention and mitigation
Solar energy
Solar panels
Solicitor General
- ministerial title change. see Minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services—title change
Solicitor-client privilege
- as constitutional right
- defined
- Park, 2532
- jurisdiction over legislation impacting
- Romano, 2530–2531
- Lavallee, Rackel & Heintz v Canada (Attorney General), 2002 SCC 61
- Romano, 2531
- owner of privilege
- Des Rosiers, 2534
- R v McClure, 2001 SCC 14
- Romano, 2531
- Smith v Jones, [1999] 1 SCR 455
- Romano, 2531
Speaker quoting
- Beauchesne's Parliamentary Rules and Forms, 3919
- House of Commons Procedure and Practice, 3rd Ed. (Bosc and Gagnon), 941–942
- Joseph Maingot, Parliamentary Privilege in Canada, 2nd Ed. (Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 1997) 222-223, 1685
- McGee's Parliamentary Practice, 3919
- speakers' rulings
- Speaker Carr (Ontario), 3920
Speaker's rulings.
see also Points of privilegeSpeakers' rulings quoted
- Speaker Carr (Ontario)
- Smith, T., 1171
- Speaker Edighoffer (Ontario)
- Smith, T., 9
- Speaker Fraser (House of Commons)
- Smith, T., 938
- Speaker Hipel (Ontario), as quoted by Speaker Carr (Ontario), 941
- Speaker Levac (Ontario)
- Smith, T., 9
- Speaker Milliken (House of Commons), 226
- Bisson, 8
- Speaker Peters (Ontario), 226
- Speaker Regan (House of Commons)
- Skelly, 1641
- Speaker Carr (Ontario)
Speaker's statements
- 42nd Parliament, 2890
- appreciation
- members'/ministers' privileges
- members'/ministers' remarks, 471
- withdrawal requested, 10, 30, 78–79, 81, 100, 129, 260, 300, 404–406, 408, 413, 428, 450, 468–469, 522–523, 526, 531, 547, 579, 615, 617, 663, 678, 692–693, 726, 770, 805, 835, 837–838, 841, 852, 860, 864, 882, 913, 951, 960, 971, 997, 1024, 1076, 1112, 1116, 1132, 1134, 1144, 1226, 1269, 1271, 1273–1274, 1397, 1545, 1632, 1669, 1755, 1762, 1787–1788, 1795, 1810, 1883, 1886, 1891, 1921, 1952, 1970, 1988, 1995, 2100, 2200, 2306, 2316, 2414, 2420, 2460, 2469, 2493, 2515, 2573, 2601–2602, 2631–2632, 2679, 2730, 2732–2733, 2771, 2808, 2872, 2900, 2952, 2979, 2996–2997, 3021, 3028, 3067, 3164, 3176, 3178, 3237–3238, 3311, 3423, 3497, 3504, 3518, 3520, 3522, 3530, 3582, 3590–3591, 3605–3607, 3632, 3641, 3650, 3659, 3662, 3665, 3670, 3709, 3850, 3997, 4076, 4131–4132, 4161–4162, 4166–4167, 4190, 4193, 4307, 4332, 4338, 4391, 4396, 4431, 4471, 4516, 4557, 4559, 4646, 4659, 4680, 4682, 4730, 4757, 4772–4773
- Remembrance Day, 1986–1987
- retirements, 2509–2510
- standing ovations, 2253
Speaker's statements on legislative procedure.
see also Speaker's rulings- answers to written questions, 4762
- cannot say indirectly what cannot be said directly, 978, 4773
- commenting on members' attendance, 73, 145, 833, 915, 995, 997, 1157, 1612, 1839, 1938, 2200, 2977, 3311, 3325, 3663–3664, 4122, 4225
- contempt of the House, defined, 226
- imputing motive, 284, 690–692, 771, 953, 991, 1012, 1014, 1066, 1134, 1945
- imputing of motive, 832–833, 835, 841, 885, 1023, 1075–1076, 3421, 3690
- independent members' participation, government bills and substantive motions, 54, 167–168, 3467–3468
- introduction of bills, notice period, 226
- introduction of visitors
- members' code of conduct on harassment, 1686
- members may only correct their own record, 1368
- members must be in correct seat to speak, 179, 518, 2438, 3310
- members must conclude remarks when Speaker stands, 4686
- members not to address visitors in gallery, 3525
- members' statements
- independent members' participation in, 168
- motions
- oral questions
- order and decorum, and conduct of members in the House, 102, 2735–2736, 2740, 2996, 3607, 4455
- order, decorum and conduct of members in the House, 520, 1270–1271, 2455, 3520–3521, 3701, 3958–3959, 4385, 4428
- personal attacks, 3708
- points of order, 1005
- points of privilege
- prior written notice, 4122
- props, use of, 1132, 1168, 1274, 1418, 2410, 3531
- question period
- questions and comments, rotation, 3327
- questions and comments should relate to speech given, 690, 695
- referring to members by role or riding, 19, 80, 171, 213, 428, 520, 528, 570, 582, 726, 835–836, 838, 889, 927, 952, 956, 978, 1023, 1025, 1138, 1199, 1225, 1339, 1371, 1520, 1756, 2007, 2072, 2100, 2501, 2550, 2653, 2766, 2827, 3117, 3423, 3837, 3950, 4071, 4114, 4116, 4258, 4340, 4491, 4627, 4697, 4735, 4771
- referring to members not present, 150, 162, 1452, 2498
- speaking through the Chair, 19, 80, 103, 428, 439–440, 467, 469, 520, 525, 571, 575–576, 694, 717, 729, 927, 978, 989, 1134, 1153, 1189, 1273, 1334, 1925, 2041, 2045, 2068, 2090, 2256, 2287, 2305, 2531, 2567, 2762, 2965, 2989, 2994, 3073, 3076, 3118, 3122, 3383, 3523, 3698, 3704, 3708, 4124, 4163, 4228, 4365, 4491, 4559, 4601, 4709, 4771
- speech must relate to the topic being discussed, 694, 918, 1041, 1066, 1133–1135, 1137, 1143–1144, 1941, 1946, 1949, 2609, 2915, 2964, 2988, 2991, 3391, 3396–3397
- speech should relate to matter being discussed, 856, 859, 1207, 1219, 1759, 2181, 2249, 2374, 3067, 3501, 3689, 3911–3912, 4020, 4683
- Standing Orders
- S.O. 2: definitions, "recognized party," 7
- S.O. 13: Speaker to preserve order, 520
- S.O. 15: naming a member, 520
- S.O. 21(b): privilege, immediate consideration of, 4122
- S.O. 22(d): recognition of independent member, 167
- S.O. 23(g): matters out of order in debate, matters sub judice, 941
- S.O. 23(h): matters out of order in debate, allegations against member, 531
- S.O. 31(c): members' statements, independent members, 168
- S.O. 52: government motions: may not renew motion, etc., once decided, 942
- standing ovations, 79, 87, 127, 2138, 2253, 2306, 2774
- taking photographs in the chamber, 3965, 4082
- unparliamentary language, 1133, 1952, 3637, 3659, 4699, 4706, 4754
- use of electronic devices, 1779, 2795, 3313, 3965, 3991
- use of intemperate language, 404, 406, 468, 520, 531, 578, 730, 959, 2041, 3519–3520, 4224
- visitors
- warnings, duration of, 4385
- withdrawing remarks, procedure for, 526, 1132, 1269, 2100, 3028, 4471
Speaking Out About Workplace Violence and Workplace Harassment Act, 2019 (Bill 111)
- first reading
- Gélinas, 4815
- first reading
Special Advisor on Healthcare and Ending Hallway Medicine.
see also Council on Improving Healthcare and Ending Hallway MedicineSpecial constables
Special education
Special Hockey Day Act, 2018 (Bill 53)
- first reading
- Smith, D., 2148
- first reading
Special Investigations Unit Act, 2019,S.O. 2019, c. 1, Sched. 5
Special Investigations Unit (SIU)
- government funding
- independence
- investigative process
- general remarks
- initiation criteria
- Burch, 3320
- Crawford, 3388
- Des Rosiers, 3216–3217
- Fee, 3318
- Fife, 3268
- French, 3217, 3221, 3223
- Ghamari, 3304
- Harris, 3330–3331
- Karahalios, 3317, 3319
- McKenna, 3204–3205
- Mulroney, 3077, 3193–3194, 3773
- Natyshak, 3308
- Park, 3777
- Sattler, 3208
- Singh, S., 3784–3785
- Smith, D., 3259
- Yarde, 3201, 3779–3780
- length of
- preliminary inquiries
- status reporting
- Ke, 3307
- investigator training
- Singh, S., 3784
- jurisdiction
- mandate
- police officer compliance. see Police services oversight—investigation compliance
- public transparency
Special Services at Home
Special Services at Home program
Sporting events
- 2019 Canada Games
- Tibollo, 3126
- Canadian Open Golf Tournament
- Crawford, 181
- Grey Cup
- Skelly, 3617
- Ontario 55+ Winter Games
- Bouma, 3084
- Ontario Parasport Games
- Park, 3297
- Ontario Summer Games
- Special Olympics
- Special Olympics World Games
- tailgating. see under Alcoholic beverages—public consumption
- Tim Hortons Brier
- 2019 Canada Games
Sporting events - funding
- Games Ontario program
- Jones, 474
- Games Ontario program
Sports and recreation
Sports and recreation facilities
Sports and recreation programs
Sri Lanka
St. Clair College
St. James Town Act (Residential Tenancies Amendments), 2019 (Bill 93)
- first reading
- Morrison, 3972–3973
- first reading
Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs
- hearings in remote Indigenous communities
- Mamakwa, 2693–2694
- hearings in remote Indigenous communities
Standing Orders
.
see also Speaker's statements on legislative procedure—Standing Orders- amendment of
- general remarks
- Bisson, 921, 924–925, 928–929, 1159–1160, 1573
- Bouma, 1143–1144
- Coe, 1047–1048
- Downey, 1056–1057
- Gélinas, 1130–1131, 1573–1574
- Gretzky, 1146–1147
- Hatfield, 1151–1153
- Kernaghan, 1137–1138
- Kramp, 1134–1135
- Lecce, 919–920
- Natyshak, 1157–1158
- Park, 1149
- Piccini, 1656–1658
- Smith, D., 1067
- Smith, T., 914–915, 917
- Vanthof, 1141, 1660
- Walker, 1040, 1042–1043, 1163–1164, 1664
- historically
- impact on debate time
- involvement of opposition parties
- review at committee
- general remarks
- French translation
- general remarks
- goals of
- recognition of methods for expressing opposition
- review at committee
- Bisson, 2790–2791
- amendment of
Standing Orders
by order
- S.O. 2: definitions, "recognized party," 7
- S.O. 6(b): meetings of the House, motion to extend hours of meeting towards the end of the Fall and Spring meeting periods
- S.O. 6(b): meetings of the House, motion to extend house of meeting towards the end of the Fall and Spring meeting periods
- Walker, 1041
- S.O. 22(d): recognition of independent member, 167
- S.O. 23(g): matters out of order in debate, matters sub judice
- S.O. 23(h): matters out of order in debate, allegations against member, 1023
- S.O. 23(i): matters out of order in debate, imputes false or unavowed motives, 1023
- S.O. 23(k): matters out of order in debate, abusive or insulting language
- Bisson, 531
- S.O. 31(c): members' statements, independent members, 168
- S.O. 35(c): ministerial statements, copies to opposition
- Smith, T., 9
- S.O. 35(e): ministerial statements, opposition comments
- S.O. 37(h): question period, minister may decline to answer
- S.O. 43(a): opposition day debates, time limits
- S.O. 43(d): opposition day debates, debate in House limited
- Nicholls, 1129
- S.O. 46(a): motions to adjourn House or debate
- S.O. 47(b): time allocation motions, vote and 10 minute bell
- S.O. 52: government motions, may not renew motion, etc., once decided
- S.O. 98(a): private members' public business, time allotment for debate
- S.O. 98(e): private members' public business, suspension
- S.O. 98(h): private members' public business, no adjournment of debate
Standing Orders
(federal)
- proposed amendments
- Bouma, 1144–1145
- proposed amendments
Statements by stakeholder
Statements by stakeholders
- agriculture
- animal protection advisory committee
- Hogarth, 3540
- apprenticeship training reform
- autism services
- broadband access
- Budget 2019
- Rasheed, 4377
- business environment
- Khanjin, 3276
- cannabis regulatory framework
- cap-and-trade
- French, 629–630
- child care
- climate change
- Yarde, 2796
- developmental services for adults
- Gretzky, 3148–3149
- education
- education funding
- education reform
- electronic vehicle registration
- employment standards
- Park, 3992
- employment standards reform
- energy industry regulatory reform
- Rickford, 4257–4258
- energy policy
- environmental policy
- fall economic statement (2018)
- Coe, 2626
- forest industry
- Yurek, 1926
- GO Transit expansion, Kitchener-Waterloo
- Lindo, 4149
- government contracts
- Tabuns, 352–353
- government service transfers
- Burch, 4636–4637
- GreenON
- Gélinas, 555
- groundwater protection legislation
- Schreiner, 3551
- health and physical education curriculum
- health care
- health care system
- health care system reform
- home sharing agreements for seniors
- independent officers of the legislature
- information privacy
- labour relations
- Harris, 3850
- legal aid services funding
- Morrison, 4639–4640
- long-term care
- Low-income individuals and families tax credit
- Fedeli, 2512
- manufacturing
- French, 2731
- mental health
- Martow, 2901
- mental health care
- Martin, 2899
- mental health services
- French, 4371
- minimum wage exclusions
- Fife, 1968
- minimum wage increase
- municipal notices in newspapers
- Ghamari, 3938
- natural gas expansion
- OHIP service coverage review
- French, 4371–4372
- Ontario College of Teachers
- Stiles, 3630
- open tendering
- Nicholls, 3995
- "open-for-business" bylaw
- Fife, 3843
- OSAP reform
- Sattler, 4391–4392
- pawnbrokers
- Fife, 3847
- pharmacare
- Bell, 2482
- police services
- police services oversight reform
- police services reform
- Jones, 3772
- pollution
- Bell, 3229
- post-secondary education
- post-secondary tuition reform
- Fullerton, 3028
- Power Workers' Union strike notice
- Lecce, 2993
- public health
- public health units, amalgamation
- Fife, 4428
- regulations
- Parsa, 3791
- renewable energy
- Calandra, 2219–2221
- s.33: notwithstanding clause (Charter)
- Safer Ontario Act, 2018
- Sarkaria, 3775
- school buses
- Wynne, 2759
- skilled trades
- Wilson, 1923
- skilled trades reform
- Dunlop, 2441–2442
- social assistance
- student safety
- textile waste diversion
- Skelly, 3545–3546
- Toronto City Council downsizing
- toxic substances
- Shaw, 3986
- Truth and Reconciliation curriculum
- Taylor, 511
- TTC expansion
- Yurek, 4305
- tuition fees
- university expansion project cancellations
- vaping and youth
- Gélinas, 1652
- veterans' priority access beds
- Stevens, 2327
- work-integrated learning
- Hassan, 3353
Statistics Canada
Status of Zebra Mussels Act, 2018 (Bill 18)
- first reading
- Bisson, 644
- first reading
Steel industry.
see also under United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) - impact on industryStreet checks
- vs. carding. see under Carding
- Tulloch report (2018). see Independent Street Checks Review (Tulloch, 2018)
- use of
- Smith, D., 3327
Strikes.
see also Labour relations- back-to-work legislation. see also York University strike
- Canada Post
- Carleton University
- administrative, technical, and library staff
- Harden, 112
- administrative, technical, and library staff
- as a constitutional right
- general remarks
- West, 2993
- Medical Laboratories of Windsor
- Gretzky, 3700
- nurses
- Ontario Nurses' Association Local 8
- Gretzky, 4718
- Owen Sound Family Health Organization
- Port Arthur Health Centre
- in post-secondary education sector
- Thunder Bay District Health Unit
- Windsor-Essex County Health Unit
- Gretzky, 3700
- York University. see York University strike
Student Choice Initiative.
see Tuition fees—ancillary feesStudents
- bullying and cyberbullying. see Bullying and cyberbullying
- individual education plans (IEPs)
- Stiles, 3641
- mental health services
- nutrition program funding
- political engagement
- Andrew, 4023
- safety of
- support services
- Shaw, 4589
Students - post-secondary
Students - sexual abuse of.
see also Teachers - guilty of sexual abuse; Teachers - professional misconduct- definition, changes to
- false accusations
- Barrett, 2394
- general remarks
- prevention
- therapy, funding for
- zero tolerance for
Sub judice convention.
see Legislative procedure—points of order—sub judice; Speaker's rulings—sub judice; Standing Orders—S.O. 23(g): matters out of order in debate, matters sub judiceSuicide prevention
Suicide rates
Sunshine Protection Act, 2019 (Bill 98)
- first reading
- Lalonde, 4268
- first reading
Supply Act, 2019 (Bill 81)
Supporting Ontario's Community, Rural and Agricultural Newspapers Act, 2019 (Bill 78)
Supportive housing
Surgical procedure
- private delivery
- Horwath, 3869
- private delivery
Surgical procedures
- wait times in northern Ontario
- Gélinas, 20
- wait times in northern Ontario