House subject index
Letter: T
Tamil community
- in Canada
- Calandra, 5197
- in Canada
Tamil genocide.
see also Sri Lankan Civil War (1983-2009)Tamil Genocide Education Week Act, 2019 (Bill 104)
- first reading
- Thanigasalam, 4629
- second reading, 5191–5197
- referred to Standing Committee on Regulations and Private Bills, 5198
- first reading
Tapir Corporation Act, 2020 (Bill Pr25)
- first reading
- Bailey, 8826
- first reading
Tarion.
see also New home warranties- customer service
- Sabawy, 3122–3123
- dual mandate
- customer service
Tarion Corp. - reform
- general remarks
- Rakocevic, 8036
- general remarks
Tarion reform.
see also New home warranties - reformTarion - warranty administration
- claims process
- filing deadlines
- Rakocevic, 7238
- filing deadlines
- claims process
Tarion Warranty Corp.
- 2019 Special Report: Tarion Warranty Corp. (Auditor General of Ontario)
- Andrew, 8604
- Coe, 8605
- Fife, 8592
- Hillier, 5952
- Kernaghan, 7700
- MacLeod, 7648
- Monteith-Farrell, 7650
- Rakocevic, 5847–5848, 7531–7532
- Singh, S., 7599
- accountability
- Stevens, 8606
- board of directors
- compensation disclosure
- Thompson, 6660
- Walker, 3337–3338
- conflict of interest
- membership
- compensation disclosure
- executive compensation
- Final report: Review of the Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act and the Tarion Warranty Corporation (Justice Honourable J. Douglas Cunningham)
- Bailey, 7523
- Blais, 8530–8531
- Gates, 7698–7700
- Kernaghan, 7700–7701
- Rakocevic, 7523, 7529
- Schreiner, 7650
- funding model
- Harden, 7648
- mandate
- model reform
- Cho, S., 4859
- Hogarth, 6660–6661
- Martin, 3338
- Parsa, 6782
- Thanigasalam, 6614
- Thompson, 6782–6783, 6874–6875
- Walker, 4859
- oversight mechanisms
- appointment of administrator
- Rakocevic, 6874–6875
- general remarks
- Hillier, 5952
- appointment of administrator
- 2019 Special Report: Tarion Warranty Corp. (Auditor General of Ontario)
Tarion Warranty Corp. - governance
Tarion Warranty Corp.- model reform
- Wai, 8532–8533
- general remarks
- Andrew, 8603
- Bailey, 7651
- Bell, 8601
- Fife, 8592
- Gates, 6341, 7701
- Ghamari, 8600
- Harden, 7646, 7651
- Harris, 8595
- Hogarth, 8605–8606
- Karahalios, 7701
- Kramp, 7649
- Morrison, 8608–8609
- Oosterhoff, 7651
- Rakocevic, 6339–6340, 7525–7526
- Rasheed, 7597–7598
- Sabawy, 7536, 7705
- Schreiner, 7649–7651
- Singh, G., 8600
- Singh, S., 7560, 7599
- Skelly, 7597–7598, 7604
- Tangri, 7702, 7704–7705
- Taylor, 7706
- Thompson, 7516, 7519–7520
- statements by stakeholders
- Fife, 8593–8595
- Rakocevic, 7527–7530, 7533–7535
- Singh, S., 7599–7601
- Taylor, 7707
- Yarde, 7601
Tax avoidance/evasion
- revenue loss due to
- Harden, 699
- revenue loss due to
Tax Fairness for Real Estate Professionals Act, 2018 (Bill 38)
- first reading
- Bailey, 1440–1441
- second reading, 1694–1700
- referred to Standing Committee on General Government, 1711
- first reading
Taxation
- commercial property
- corporate tax rate
- deductions
- for Lifeline services
- Bisson, 137
- for Lifeline services
- economic impact
- Phillips, 294–295
- employer health tax
- Fedeli, 2512
- employer health tax exemption
- Schreiner, 1430–1431
- enforcement
- Harden, 699
- federal vs. provincial trends
- Calandra, 334
- to fund public services
- Natyshak, 546
- general remarks
- government strategy
- impact on employment
- Lecce, 1454
- income tax
- Bisson, 1201
- of low-income earners
- West, 71
- personal tax rate
- residential tax rate
- in Sault Ste. Marie
- Romano, 2848
- in Sault Ste. Marie
- revenue
- Ford, 6871
- small business tax rate
- Gill, 37
- tax credits
- Phillips, 6779
- distribution by income
- Shaw, 7675–7676
- Stiles, 7684
- as fiscal policy
- Phillips, 7484
Taxation Amendment Act (Travel Ontario Tax Credit), 2020 (Bill 199)
- first reading
- Gates, 8896
- first reading
Taxation - low-income individuals and families tax credit
- eligibility
- general remarks
- Bouma, 2346
- Coe, 2626
- Cuzzetto, 2598
- Dunlop, 2560
- Fedeli, 2320, 2345–2346, 2411, 2451–2452, 2457–2458, 2511–2512, 2515, 2517, 2914, 4034, 5129
- Ford, 2306–2307
- Fraser, 2322
- Gill, 2022
- Horwath, 2306–2307
- Karpoche, 2445
- Kernaghan, 2018
- MacLeod, 2635, 4641
- Parsa, 1954
- Phillips, 6463
- Roberts, 6396
- Scott, 2440
- Skelly, 2014
- Smith, D., 2555
- West, 2602
- vs. minimum wage increase
- Fedeli, 4035
- Hatfield, 2599
- Sattler, 2598–2599
- Shaw, 2548–2549, 4034–4035
- rates
- Nicholls, 5185
Taxation reform
- as economic strategy
- Roberts, 2616
- as economic strategy
Taxi industry
Teach the Reach Act, 2019 (Bill 89)
- first reading
- Stiles, 3883–3884
- second reading, 4517–4522
- referred to Standing Committee on the Legislative Assembly, 4523
- first reading
Teacher candidates
- employment opportunities
- Gates, 5257–5258
- math proficiency assessment
- Anand, 3685
- Andrew, 3016, 3688
- Armstrong, 2249–2250
- Arthur, 2366–2367
- Bailey, 3625
- Barrett, 2371–2372
- Begum, 3498
- Bell, 2385
- Bouma, 2179, 2388, 4016
- Burch, 2391–2392, 3687
- Coe, 2366
- Dunlop, 2389–2390
- Fee, 3063
- Ford, 4160
- Gates, 2387
- Gill, 2194
- Gretzky, 3683
- Harden, 2249
- Harris, 4024–4025
- Martin, 2250–2251, 3681
- Natyshak, 4067
- Oosterhoff, 2177, 2237
- Piccini, 3632
- Roberts, 2387
- Sattler, 2198, 4022
- Skelly, 3012–3013
- Stiles, 2046, 2182–2183, 2236, 2386, 3113, 3629
- Thompson, 1990, 2044, 3490, 3885, 4079, 4124–4125
- employment opportunities
Teachers
- appreciation
- Armstrong, 2246
- Mantha, 340
- Stiles, 1495–1496
- Thompson, 1494–1495
- assessment of, other jurisdictions
- Oosterhoff, 2177
- attrition protection
- attrition protection funding
- BC recruitment campaign
- Horwath, 4224
- compensation
- continuing education
- Education Program—Other (EPO) funding. see under Education funding - elementary/secondary
- demographic representation
- Lecce, 8920
- government relationship with
- Ford, 4445
- Horwath, 6049, 6869
- Singh, S., 4444–4445, 4484, 6115
- Stiles, 4445–4446, 7089
- hiring process
- hiring vs. school enrolment rates
- hiring vs. student enrolment rates
- layoffs
- Horwath, 6985
- Shaw, 5666
- Stiles, 5161, 5463–5464, 5536–5537
- math proficiency
- Ford, 4122
- math proficiency, development of
- professional development
- recall notices
- relationship with parents
- Stiles, 2191
- roster review
- supply
- Wynne, 3759
- surplus notices
- Bell, 5431
- Burch, 4474
- Fife, 5292
- Harden, 4581
- Horwath, 4224, 4328, 4394–4395, 4489–4490
- Karpoche, 4652–4653
- Lindo, 4127–4128
- Pang, 4599
- Shaw, 4349, 4587–4588
- Singh, G., 4503
- Singh, S., 4483–4484, 4578
- Stiles, 4159–4160, 4446, 4475, 4542, 4571, 5508
- Taylor, 4664
- Thompson, 4128, 4224, 4446, 5508
- West, 4665
- Yarde, 4623
- appreciation
Teachers - additional qualifications
Teachers - collective bargaining
- general remarks
- Horwath, 6049
- Lecce, 5638, 6049–6051
- Stiles, 6050–6051, 6070
- mediation
- Lecce, 6070, 6115–6116, 6121, 6216
- ministry participation
- Stiles, 6216
- general remarks
Teachers - guilty of sexual abuse
- disciplinary committee
- Stiles, 3631
- general remarks
- Downey, 3692–3693
- McKenna, 2044
- Skelly, 1989
- revocation of certificate of registration
- disciplinary committee
Teachers - labour dispute
- bargaining process
- Ford, 6869, 6985
- Horwath, 6609–6611, 6773–6775, 7156
- Lecce, 6511, 6570, 6572, 6609–6612, 6657–6658, 6826, 7089–7090, 7092, 7156–7157, 7208
- Singh, S., 6612
- Stiles, 6572, 6611, 6711, 7448–7449
- Wynne, 6572–6573, 7092
- general remarks
- Horwath, 6356
- Lecce, 6356–6357, 6462, 6508–6509, 7481
- Stiles, 6462
- independent mediation
- Lecce, 6573, 6611, 6711–6712, 6773–6775
- job action
- Bell, 6622
- Bisson, 6623
- Gill, 6657
- Hogarth, 6611–6612
- Horwath, 6508, 6569, 6609–6611, 6773, 6775, 6826
- Lecce, 6569, 6609–6612, 6657
- Singh, S., 6612
- Stiles, 6611, 6656–6657, 6711
- negotiations
- Ford, 7481
- Lecce, 7481–7482, 7544, 7614, 7667
- online learning
- as negotiating topic
- Lecce, 7486
- as negotiating topic
- public response
- Support for Parents program
- bargaining process
Teachers - professional misconduct
- definition, changes to
- Skelly, 3013
- definition, changes to
Teachers - recruitment
Teachers - unions
Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA)
Technology and innovation sector
- and business environment
- Lecce, 363
- and business environment
Technology sector.
see Innovation and technology sectorTelecommunications infrastructure
- access to
- Bailey, 5366–5367
- Piccini, 5366
- government funding
- Anand, 8621
- McNaughton, 5366–5367
- Piccini, 8624
- Matawa broadband project
- Smith, D., 7510
- in northern and rural Ontario
- Southwestern Integrated Fibre Technology project
- Barrett, 5556–5557
- Hardeman, 5557
- McNaughton, 5557
- Oosterhoff, 5518
- access to
Telemedicine
Television industry.
see Film and television industryTemporary workers
Tenants.
see also Rental housing- landlord disputes
- jurisdiction over
- Clark, 7723
- jurisdiction over
- protection of. see Rental housing—tenant protections
- protections for
- Clark, 374
- Karpoche, 374, 3978
- Miller, P., 3928–3929
- Morrison, 3344–3345, 6367
- landlord disputes
Tenants, residential
- landlord disputes
- resolution process
- Clark, 8096
- resolution process
- landlord disputes
Terrorism
- general remarks
- Bisson, 2338
- Rasheed, 2338
- Sabawy, 2338–2339
- Smith, D., 2337
- recruitment prevention
- Bisson, 2338
- general remarks
Terrorist Activities Sanctions Act, 2018 (Bill 46)
- first reading
- Smith, D., 1735
- second reading, 2336–2340
- division (carried), 2340–2341
- referred to Standing Committee on Justice Policy, 2340–2341
- first reading
Terrorists
Terrorists - return to Ontario
- government strategy
- Skelly, 1793–1794
- Smith, D., 1724–1725
- Tibollo, 1725, 1793–1794
- service restrictions
- government strategy
Terry Fox Run
- Downey, 843
Textile industry
- equity and
- Singh, G., 3546
- fast fashion
- impact on waste diversion. see under Waste diversion - textiles—donation and recycling
- worker demographics
- Begum, 3548
- working conditions
- Begum, 3548
- equity and
Textile waste.
see Waste diversion - textilesThe People's Health Care Act, 2019 (Bill 74)
- first reading
- Elliott, 3249–3250
- division (carried), 3250
- ministerial statement
- Elliott, 3250–3251
- second reading, 3436–3452, 3455–3465, 3507–3516, 3575–3591, 3593–3602, 3647–3657, 3695–3702, 3713–3714
- Andrew, 3600
- Armstrong, 3458–3459, 3585–3589, 3591, 3647
- Arthur, 3442, 3463
- Barrett, 3583–3587
- Bell, 3451–3452
- Bisson, 3579–3583, 3700
- Bouma, 3442–3443, 3590, 3596–3597
- Bourgouin, 3597–3599
- Calandra, 3589–3590, 3596
- Cho, S., 3586
- Coe, 3601–3602, 3648
- Cuzzetto, 3699
- Elliott, 3436–3438, 3443–3444
- Fee, 3651–3654
- Fife, 3443
- Fraser, 3464–3465, 3507–3509
- Gates, 3698–3701
- Gélinas, 3444–3450, 3452, 3596, 3697
- Ghamari, 3599
- Glover, 3458, 3647–3648, 3656
- Gretzky, 3699–3700
- Harden, 3513–3516, 3595–3596
- Harris, 3451, 3513, 3700
- Hassan, 3577–3578, 3590–3591
- Hatfield, 3582–3583, 3586, 3590
- Hogarth, 3512
- Hunter, 3459
- Kanapathi, 3695–3698
- Karahalios, 3455–3459
- Karpoche, 3648–3651, 3653–3654
- Ke, 3654
- Kernaghan, 3509
- Kusendova, 3593–3595, 3597–3598
- Mamakwa, 3650, 3653
- Mantha, 3598–3599
- Martin, 3438–3440, 3647, 3655–3656
- McKenna, 3578
- Morrison, 3578, 3583
- Oosterhoff, 3582, 3650
- Pang, 3583
- Park, 3586
- Parsa, 3508–3509
- Pettapiece, 3578–3579
- Piccini, 3458
- Rasheed, 3575–3577, 3579
- Roberts, 3462
- Romano, 3653
- Sabawy, 3463
- Sandhu, 3509–3513
- Sarkaria, 3650–3651
- Sattler, 3601
- Schreiner, 3599–3601
- Shaw, 3459–3464, 3651, 3656–3657
- Singh, G., 3451
- Skelly, 3600
- Smith, D., 3443, 3697
- Stevens, 3512, 3599
- Surma, 3701–3702
- Taylor, 3654–3655, 3657
- Triantafilopoulos, 3440–3442, 3648, 3656
- Wai, 3600–3601
- West, 3512, 3696
- division (carried), 3713–3714
- time allocation motion, 3807–3817, 3861–3867, 3879–3880
- amendment, 3817, 3861–3867
- presented
- Bisson, 3817
- responded to
- Armstrong, 3866–3867
- Bisson, 3861–3862
- Oosterhoff, 3864–3866
- Sarkaria, 3862–3863
- Vanthof, 3863–3864
- division (lost), 3879
- presented
- presented
- Elliott, 3807
- responded to
- Andrew, 3814–3815
- Bisson, 3816–3817
- Bouma, 3807–3809
- Bourgouin, 3815–3816
- Crawford, 3812–3814
- Harden, 3816
- Lindo, 3811–3812
- Mantha, 3809–3810
- Wai, 3810–3811
- division (carried), 3879–3880
- amendment, 3817, 3861–3867
- third reading, 4275–4286, 4291–4300, 4412–4431, 4435–4444, 4487–4488
- Armstrong, 4412, 4414–4416, 4418, 4441
- Arthur, 4430, 4438
- Baber, 4417
- Bailey, 4413
- Bell, 4417
- Berns-McGown, 4425–4426, 4431
- Bouma, 4416–4417, 4430–4431
- Calandra, 4420–4421
- Cuzzetto, 4296
- Elliott, 4275–4277
- Fee, 4283
- Fife, 4417, 4426–4431
- Fraser, 4418–4420, 4422
- Gélinas, 4283–4286, 4291–4298
- Glover, 4441–4442
- Karahalios, 4297
- Ke, 4441
- Kernaghan, 4421
- Khanjin, 4438, 4442–4444, 4487
- Kramp, 4425
- Kusendova, 4487–4488
- Mamakwa, 4439–4442
- Mantha, 4282–4283
- Martin, 4277–4279
- McDonell, 4412–4413
- Miller, N., 4423–4425
- Monteith-Farrell, 4437–4438
- Rakocevic, 4413, 4421–4422
- Roberts, 4435–4439
- Sabawy, 4438
- Sarkaria, 4282, 4441
- Singh, G., 4425
- Skelly, 4422–4423, 4426
- Smith, D., 4298–4300, 4413, 4421, 4430
- Stevens, 4297
- Stiles, 4282
- Triantafilopoulos, 4279–4283
- Wai, 4426
- West, 4296–4297
- division (carried), 4499–4500
- amendments
- legislative timeline
- Royal assent, 4501
- first reading
The United Church of Canada Act, 2019 (Bill Pr10)
Therapy animals.
see Service animalsThird-party advertising
- Vaughan Working Families
- Natyshak, 7210
- Vaughan Working Families
Throne speech,
3–5Throne speech debate
- participation, 25–76, 91–125, 141–161, 165–167
- Andrew, 118–119
- Armstrong, 48–49, 66, 75
- Arthur, 53, 60–61
- Baber, 98–99
- Bailey, 53, 58–60
- Barrett, 60
- Bisson, 33–36, 52–53, 55, 65, 99, 111, 142–143, 147, 165
- Bouma, 38–41
- Bourgouin, 122–123
- Calandra, 67–68, 71, 75, 94–95, 108
- Clark, 55–56
- Coe, 48, 91–93, 95–96
- Crawford, 46–48
- Des Rosiers, 148–149, 151
- Downey, 25–27, 39–40, 61, 70, 118
- Dunlop, 154
- Fife, 41–45, 70
- Fraser, 100–104
- French, 40
- Gates, 71–76
- Gélinas, 143, 151, 166
- Ghamari, 27–28, 44, 150
- Gill, 36–38
- Gretzky, 155–158
- Harden, 94, 100, 112
- Horwath, 29–33
- Karahalios, 68–70, 103
- Khanjin, 115–116
- Kusendova, 116–119
- Lecce, 103–104, 122, 165–166
- Lindo, 49–54, 75–76, 146–147, 154
- MacLeod, 66, 104
- Mamakwa, 144–148
- Mantha, 44, 48, 95–98, 100
- Martow, 166
- McKenna, 52, 107
- Miller, N., 95
- Morrison, 119–121, 123
- Natyshak, 108–109, 113–114, 150
- Oosterhoff, 119, 143, 155
- Pang, 160–161, 166
- Park, 75, 99, 143
- Pettapiece, 40
- Piccini, 146, 151–153, 155–156
- Roberts, 45–46, 49
- Romano, 43
- Sarkaria, 153–154
- Schreiner, 54, 56
- Singh, G., 43–44, 60
- Skelly, 147
- Smith, D., 49, 71, 112, 122
- Smith, T., 65–66
- Stiles, 104–107, 109
- Tangri, 109–110, 113, 150
- Taylor, 39, 122
- Thanigasalam, 110–111
- Thompson, 93–94
- Vanthof, 56, 62–64, 66–67
- Wai, 159–160
- Walker, 56–58, 61
- West, 70–71, 118
- Yakabuski, 123–125, 141–142, 144
- Yurek, 55
- participation, 25–76, 91–125, 141–161, 165–167
Thunder Bay District Health Unit
- budget
- Monteith-Farrell, 4783
- budget
Thunder Bay Jail
Thunder Bay Police Service
- chief of police
- appointment of Hauth, Sylvie
- Monteith-Farrell, 2470–2471
- appointment of Hauth, Sylvie
- government funding
- Gravelle, 3339, 5712–5713, 6867
- Jones, 3339
- report, Broken Trust: Indigenous People and the Thunder Bay Police Service (2018, Office of the Independent Police Review Director)
- response to
- Lindo, 3780
- response to
- chief of police
Thundering Waters development (Niagara)
- LPAT appeal
- Burch, 5082
- LPAT appeal
Tibetan community
- Hogarth, 6788
Tibetan Heritage Month Act, 2019 (Bill 131)
- first reading
- Karpoche, 5604
- first reading
Tibetan Heritage Month Act, 2020 (Bill 131)
- time allocation motion, 8958–8965
- presented
- Calandra, 8958–8960
- responded to
- Bisson, 8960–8961
- Kusendova, 8961–8963
- Martow, 8963–8965
- presented
- time allocation motion, 8958–8965
Ticket sales
Time allocation motions
- Access to Natural Gas Act, 2018 (Bill 32)
- presented
- Smith, T., 1871–1872
- responded to
- Bisson, 1872–1875
- Gélinas, 1875–1877
- Lecce, 1880
- Lindo, 1877–1879
- division (carried), 1892
- presented
- Better for People, Smarter for Business Act, 2019 (Bill 132)
- presented
- Fedeli, 5969–5973
- responded to
- Bisson, 5973–5977
- Calandra, 5982–5984
- Gretzky, 5977–5980
- Natyshak, 5980–5981
- Skelly, 5984
- division (carried), 6010
- presented
- Better Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 5)
- Bringing Choice and Fairness to the People Act (Beverage Alcohol Retail Sales), 2019 (Bill 115)
- presented
- Yakabuski, 5477–5478
- responded to
- Bisson, 5480–5485
- Ghamari, 5489–5490
- Hatfield, 5490–5491
- Karpoche, 5492–5493
- Mantha, 5488–5489
- McKenna, 5478–5480
- Piccini, 5485–5488
- Vanthof, 5491–5492
- division (carried), 5515
- presented
- Cannabis Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 36)
- presented
- Smith, T., 1417
- responded to
- Armstrong, 1421–1423
- Bisson, 1419–1421
- Hillier, 1417–1419
- division (carried), 1437
- presented
- Cap and Trade Cancellation Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
- amendment
- presented
- Bethlenfalvy, 1310–1311
- responded to
- Bisson, 1374
- Smith, D., 1311–1318
- division (carried), 1436–1437
- Comprehensive Ontario Police Services Act, 2019 (Bill 68)
- presented
- Thompson, 3387
- responded to
- Barrett, 3400–3402
- Bisson, 3389–3394
- Crawford, 3387–3389
- Dunlop, 3394–3396
- Fife, 3396–3400
- Nicholls, 3402–3405
- division (carried), 3428–3429
- presented
- COVID-19 Economic Recovery Act, 2020 (Bill 197)
- presented
- Khanjin, 8830
- responded to
- Andrew, 8836–8837
- Bisson, 8831–8833
- Calandra, 8837–8843
- Gates, 8835–8836
- Lindo, 8836
- Martow, 8830–8831
- McDonell, 8844
- Parsa, 8844–8845
- Rakocevic, 8845
- Shaw, 8833–8835
- Vanthof, 8843–8844
- division (carried), 8895
- presented
- Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 31)
- amendment
- presented
- Bisson, 1013–1015
- responded to
- Coe, 1020–1021
- Downey, 1021–1022
- Walker, 1015–1020
- presented
- presented
- Smith, T., 1011–1012
- responded to
- Bisson, 1012–1013
- amendment
- Fixing the Hydro Mess Act, 2019 (Bill 87)
- amendment
- presented
- Rickford, 4245
- responded to
- Armstrong, 4245–4246
- Piccini, 4250–4252
- Shaw, 4247–4248
- Tangri, 4246–4247
- Triantafilopoulos, 4249–4250
- presented
- presented
- Clark, 4213
- responded to
- Bisson, 4215–4220
- Ghamari, 4213–4215
- Harris, 4220–4221
- Lindo, 4221–4223
- division (carried), 4264
- amendment
- Foundations for Promoting and Protecting Mental Health and Addictions Services Act, 2019 (Bill 116)
- presented
- Calandra, 6447
- responded to
- Bisson, 6448–6452
- Kernaghan, 6452–6455
- Martin, 6447–6448
- Sattler, 6455–6456
- division (carried), 6469
- presented
- Franco-Ontarian Emblem Amendment Act, 2020 (Bill 182)
- presented
- Calandra, 8958–8960
- responded to
- Bisson, 8960–8961
- Kusendova, 8961–8963
- Martow, 8963–8965
- presented
- Getting Ontario Moving Act (Transportation Statute Law Amendment), 2019 (Bill 107)
- amendment
- presented
- Harris, 5049–5050
- responded to
- Armstrong, 5101
- Bisson, 5053–5059
- Fee, 5103–5104
- Harris, 5052–5053
- Sattler, 5050–5051
- Tangri, 5102–5103
- Triantafilopoulos, 5104–5106
- Wai, 5106
- division (carried), 5118
- presented
- presented
- Hardeman, 5049
- division (carried), 5118–5119
- amendment
- Green Energy Repeal Act, 2018 (Bill 34)
- presented
- Smith, T., 1775
- responded to
- Bisson, 1775–1778
- Bourgouin, 1823–1824
- Harden, 1778–1781
- Harris, 1781–1784
- Mantha, 1784–1785
- Smith, T., 1830
- Vanthof, 1830
- Walker, 1828–1830
- Yakabuski, 1824–1828
- division (carried), 1842
- presented
- Labour Relations Amendment Act (Protecting Ontario's Power Supply), 2018 (Bill 67)
- presented
- Clark, 2961
- responded to
- Armstrong, 2967–2968
- Bisson, 2961–2967
- division (carried), 2978–2979
- presented
- Legislative Assembly Amendment Act, 2020 (Bill 167)
- presented
- Khanjin, 8534
- responded to
- Armstrong, 8544–8545
- Calandra, 8536–8544
- Sattler, 8534–8536
- division (carried), 8560
- presented
- Making Ontario Open for Business Act, 2018 (Bill 47)
- amendment, 2127–2130
- presented
- Armstrong, 2085–2086
- responded to
- Bisson, 2128–2130
- Lecce, 2127–2128
- division (lost), 2144
- presented
- presented
- Smith, T., 2075
- responded to
- Armstrong, 2084–2085
- Bisson, 2075–2081
- Martow, 2081–2084
- division (carried), 2144–2145
- amendment, 2127–2130
- More Homes, More Choice Act, 2019 (Bill 108)
- amendment
- presented
- Bisson, 5232–5233
- responded to
- Barrett, 5233–5235
- Coe, 5236–5237
- Crawford, 5238–5240
- Fife, 5240–5242
- Gates, 5245
- Hatfield, 5235–5236
- Karpoche, 5237–5238
- Miller, N., 5242–5245
- division (lost), 5270
- presented
- presented
- Walker, 5227–5228
- responded to
- Bisson, 5228–5232
- division (carried), 5270–5271
- amendment
- Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Amendment Act (Interim Period), 2019 (Bill 117)
- presented
- Walker, 5493
- responded to
- Bouma, 5493–5495
- Crawford, 5496–5498
- Gélinas, 5498–5499
- Nicholls, 5500–5501
- Yarde, 5495–5496
- division (carried), 5515–5516
- presented
- The People's Health Care Act, 2019 (Bill 74)
- amendment
- presented
- Bisson, 3817
- responded to
- Armstrong, 3866–3867
- Bisson, 3861–3862
- Oosterhoff, 3864–3866
- Sarkaria, 3862–3863
- Vanthof, 3863–3864
- division (lost), 3879
- presented
- presented
- Elliott, 3807
- responded to
- Andrew, 3814–3815
- Bisson, 3816–3817
- Bouma, 3807–3809
- Crawford, 3812–3814
- Harden, 3816
- Lindo, 3811–3812
- Mantha, 3809–3810
- Wai, 3810–3811
- division (carried), 3879–3880
- amendment
- Plan to Build Ontario Together Act, 2019 (Bill 138)
- presented
- Calandra, 6345
- responded to
- Cho, S., 6348–6349
- Mantha, 6345–6348
- Sattler, 6349–6353
- division (carried), 6364–6365
- presented
- Protecting a Sustainable Public Sector for Future Generations Act, 2019 (Bill 124)
- presented
- Calandra, 5739
- responded to
- Bisson, 5739–5743
- Cuzzetto, 5748–5749, 5770–5771
- Natyshak, 5771–5773
- Parsa, 5743–5746
- Taylor, 5746–5748
- division (carried), 5795–5796
- presented
- Protecting Tenants and Strengthening Community Housing Act, 2020 (Bill 184)
- presented
- Khanjin, 8073–8074
- responded to
- Andrew, 8103–8104
- Bisson, 8074–8075
- Calandra, 8076–8084
- Fraser, 8102–8103
- Hassan, 8106
- Kernaghan, 8104–8105
- Morrison, 8099–8101
- Stiles, 8105–8106
- division (carried), 8122
- presented
- Protecting What Matters Most Act (Budget Measures), 2019 (Bill 100)
- presented
- Scott, 4603
- responded to
- Bailey, 4603–4605
- Bisson, 4605–4611
- Gélinas, 4613–4614
- Harris, 4611–4612
- Karahalios, 4653–4654
- Karpoche, 4652–4653
- Roberts, 4649–4652
- division (carried), 4667
- presented
- Provincial Animal Welfare Services Act, 2019 (Bill 136)
- presented
- Jones, 6203–6204
- responded to
- Bisson, 6206–6210
- Calandra, 6305–6306
- French, 6306–6307
- Gélinas, 6303–6305
- Hogarth, 6204–6206
- Karahalios, 6210–6212
- Sattler, 6212–6213
- presented
- Rebuilding Consumer Confidence Act, 2020 (Bill 159)
- presented
- Khanjin, 8073–8074
- responded to
- Andrew, 8103–8104
- Bisson, 8074–8075
- Calandra, 8076–8084
- Fraser, 8102–8103
- Hassan, 8106
- Kernaghan, 8104–8105
- Morrison, 8099–8101
- Stiles, 8105–8106
- division (carried), 8122
- presented
- Reopening Ontario (A Flexible Response to COVID-19) Act, 2020 (Bill 195)
- presented
- Khanjin, 8830
- responded to
- Andrew, 8836–8837
- Bisson, 8831–8833
- Calandra, 8837–8843
- Gates, 8835–8836
- Lindo, 8836
- Martow, 8830–8831
- McDonell, 8844
- Parsa, 8844–8845
- Rakocevic, 8845
- Shaw, 8833–8835
- Vanthof, 8843–8844
- division (carried), 8895
- presented
- Restoring Ontario's Competitiveness Act, 2019 (Bill 66)
- presented
- Tibollo, 3407
- responded to
- Bisson, 3408–3415
- Oosterhoff, 3407–3408
- Sattler, 3415–3417
- division (carried), 3429
- presented
- Restoring Trust, Transparency and Accountability Act, 2018 (Bill 57)
- amendment
- presented
- Thompson, 2620
- responded to
- Bisson, 2620–2622
- Calandra, 2627–2628, 2646–2650
- Coe, 2625–2627
- Hillier, 2625
- Lindo, 2622–2623
- Sattler, 2624–2625
- division (carried), 2688
- presented
- presented
- Yakabuski, 2619–2620
- division (carried), 2688–2689
- amendment
- Safe and Supportive Classrooms Act, 2019 (Bill 48)
- presented
- Smith, T., 3059
- responded to
- Armstrong, 3064–3067
- Bisson, 3059–3062
- Downey, 3067–3069
- Fee, 3062–3064
- Martow, 3109–3111
- Stiles, 3111–3114
- division (carried), 3127
- presented
- Security from Trespass and Protecting Food Safety Act, 2020 (Bill 156)
- presented
- Calandra, 7623–7624
- responded to
- Barrett, 7630–7631
- Bisson, 7624–7626
- Fife, 7631–7632
- Hardeman, 7626–7629
- Pettapiece, 7632–7635
- Taylor, 7629–7630
- Vanthof, 7635–7638
- division (carried), 7669
- presented
- Select Committee on Financial Transparency
- amendment
- presented
- Vanthof, 1260–1261
- responded to
- Armstrong, 1261–1262
- Bethlenfalvy, 1305–1310
- Calandra, 1267–1268, 1305
- Smith, D., 1262–1267
- division (lost), 1330
- presented
- presented
- Smith, T., 1259
- responded to
- Bisson, 1339–1342
- Vanthof, 1259–1260
- amendment
- Somali Heritage Week Act, 2020 (Bill 180)
- presented
- Calandra, 8958–8960
- responded to
- Bisson, 8960–8961
- Kusendova, 8961–8963
- Martow, 8963–8965
- presented
- Standing orders
- presented
- Bethlenfalvy, 1712
- responded to
- Bethlenfalvy, 1713–1718
- Bisson, 1718–1719
- Ke, 1712–1713
- division (carried), 1731
- presented
- Standing orders (on the amendments to the main motion)
- presented
- Smith, T., 1571
- responded to
- Bisson, 1571–1574
- Gélinas, 1574–1577
- Mantha, 1579
- division (carried), 1594
- presented
- Stop Cyberbullying in Ontario Day Act, 2020 (Bill 154)
- presented
- Calandra, 8958–8960
- responded to
- Bisson, 8960–8961
- Kusendova, 8961–8963
- Martow, 8963–8965
- presented
- Tibetan Heritage Month Act, 2020 (Bill 131)
- presented
- Calandra, 8958–8960
- responded to
- Bisson, 8960–8961
- Kusendova, 8961–8963
- Martow, 8963–8965
- presented
- Urgent Priorities Act, 2018 (Bill 2)
- Access to Natural Gas Act, 2018 (Bill 32)
Time to Care Act (Long-Term Care Homes Amendment, Minimum Standard of Daily Care), 2018 (Bill 13)
- first reading
- Armstrong, 482
- first reading
Tobacco consumption
Toby's Act, 2012,
SO 2012, c 7
Tornadoes in Ottawa (September 2018)
- Clark, 1114–1115
- Fraser, 1122
- Fullerton, 1185–1186
- Ghamari, 1124
- Harden, 1124
- Horwath, 1114
- MacLeod, 1112
- Roberts, 1114–1115, 1122–1123
- Wynne, 1123
Toronto
- Action Plan to Confront Anti-Black Racism
- Lindo, 3781
- amalgamation (1998). see also Government downsizing
- attack in (April 23, 2018)
- attack in (July 22, 2018). see also Special Investigations Unit (SIU)—investigative process
- budget management
- Ford, 4804–4805, 5109
- Church and Wellesley Village
- Morrison, 7977–7978
- Danforth neighbourhood
- economic impact
- Coteau, 702
- fiscal management
- governing principles
- re co-operation collaboration with province
- Tabuns, 618
- re co-operation collaboration with province
- infrastructure
- Jane and Finch community
- King Street Pilot project. see under Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)
- official plan
- ministerial amendment
- Clark, 5557–5558
- Morrison, 5557
- Stiles, 5544–5545
- ministerial amendment
- provincial transfer payments
- Horwath, 5109
- relationship with province
- Morrison, 5030
- revenue generation
- Calandra, 5252–5253
- waterfront
- Glover, 2776
- Action Plan to Confront Anti-Black Racism
Toronto Catholic District School Board
- international languages program
- Des Rosiers, 2539
- Hogarth, 2540
- Lecce, 2537–2538
- Stiles, 2536–2537
- Surma, 2534–2536, 2540
- international languages program
Toronto City Council.
see also City of Toronto Act, 2006, SO 2006, c 11, Schedule A; MunicipalitiesToronto City Council downsizing
- alignment with provincial ridings
- as constitutional issue. see also City of Toronto et al. v Ontario (Attorney General), 2018 ONSC 5151; Toronto (City) v Ontario (Attorney General), 2018 ONCA 761
- consultation. see under Government downsizing—consultation process
- and democracy
- economic impact
- Calandra, 650
- fiscal impact. see Government downsizing—as fiscal policy
- general remarks
- impact on land-use planning
- jurisdiction
- Clark, 836
- jurisdiction over
- public opinion
- Hatfield, 442
- public response to
- referendum on, cost
- timing of
- and voter representation
Toronto City Council downsizing - legal challenge
Toronto City Council - election (2018).
see also Municipal and regional governments- advanced polling
- Burch, 968
- candidates
- campaign finances
- campaign period
- Walker, 985, 1015–1017
- legitimacy of
- nomination period
- organization of
- procedural uncertainty
- advanced polling
Toronto city council - wards, redrawing of
Toronto City Council - wards, redrawing of
- general remarks
- McDonell, 1062–1063
- and voter representation
- general remarks
Toronto city councillors
- impact of council downsizing
- response to council downsizing
- ward redrawing, impact of
Toronto (City) v Ontario (Attorney General),
2018 ONCA 761
- decision re stay
- Clark, 1023
- decision re stay
Toronto (City) v Ontario (Attorney General),
2018 ONCA 761
- decision re stay
- Downey, 1021
- decision re stay
Toronto (City) v Ontario (Attorney General),
2018 ONCA 761
Toronto (City) v Ontario (Attorney General),
2018 ONCA 761
- impact on Bill 31 (re Toronto City Council downsizing)
- Smith, T., 1012
- impact on Bill 31 (re Toronto City Council downsizing)
Toronto (City) v Ontario (Attorney General),
2018 ONCA 761
- quoted
- Clark, 1023–1024
- quoted
Toronto District School Board (TDSB)
Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF)
Toronto Police Service
- community relations
- Lindo, 3781
- government funding
- report, A Collective Impact (2018, Ontario Human Rights Commission). see under Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC)
- report, Toronto Action Plan to Confront Anti-Black Racism (City of Toronto). see under Toronto
- training, anti-Black racism
- Lindo, 3781
- community relations
Toronto Public Health
- budget
- government funding
- reports
- Health Streets: Design Features and Benefits (2014)
- Gélinas, 4777
- Health Streets: Design Features and Benefits (2014)
- services
Toronto Raptors
Toronto Stock Exchange Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. T.15
- repeal of
- Cho, S., 6732
- repeal of
Toronto Transit Comission (TTC) expansion - implementation timeline
- general remarks
- Cho, S., 7032–7033
- Kusendova, 6988
- Martin, 6989, 7312
- Mulroney, 6988–6989, 7032–7033, 7312
- Tabuns, 6979–6980
- general remarks
Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)
- accessibility
- Begum, 5336
- Bell, 4890, 5329
- Morrison, 5029–5031
- capacity and overcrowding
- congestion
- Andrew, 4885
- Stiles, 4903–4904, 5339
- funding sources
- Bell, 4892–4893
- Stiles, 4905–4906
- general remarks
- Surma, 7108–7109
- maintenance and repair
- maintenance and repair funding
- Thanigasalam, 5803
- operation of
- Bell, 4887
- provincial funding
- relationship with government
- Bell, 4887
- ridership rates
- Oosterhoff, 7198
- service quality
- stations
- Union station redevelopment
- Baber, 7130
- Union station redevelopment
- streetcars
- King Street Pilot project
- Baber, 707–708
- King Street Pilot Project
- Baber, 2689–2690
- King Street Pilot project
- vehicle cameras
- Bell, 5036
- accessibility
Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) expansion
- analysis of
- Stiles, 4907
- cost-benefit analysis
- Glover, 7199
- economic impact
- Skelly, 7177
- Thanigasalam, 7120–7121
- employment creation
- Mulroney, 7111
- Romano, 4448–4449, 4885
- Wai, 7148
- Yurek, 4449
- existing plan, consultation process
- Tabuns, 7143–7144
- existing plan, redevelopment of
- funding
- federal
- federal share
- general remarks
- municipal exemption
- Bell, 7111–7112, 7115
- provincial share
- general remarks
- Baber, 5207
- Bouma, 7137–7139
- Cho, S., 5027
- Coe, 7135, 7202–7203
- Fedeli, 4322
- Ford, 3920, 7485
- Ghamari, 8216–8217
- Harris, 5052, 5286
- Hogarth, 4852, 5509, 7189
- Kanapathi, 4662–4663
- Karahalios, 4894
- Martow, 4901, 7485
- McNaughton, 4880
- Mulroney, 7103, 7107
- Nicholls, 7126
- Oosterhoff, 7197
- Phillips, 5964
- Rasheed, 7185
- Skelly, 7175
- Surma, 4841, 4882, 5006, 5147–5148, 5328
- Thanigasalam, 7119–7121, 7999–8000, 8199–8201
- Wai, 7148
- Yurek, 3923, 4304, 4662–4663, 4707, 4877, 4885
- government funding
- federal
- Mulroney, 8486
- federal
- ground levels
- impact on commute times
- Thanigasalam, 8000
- impact on other communities
- Bell, 8192–8193
- Harris, 5014
- Karahalios, 5011
- Khanjin, 7110–7111
- Piccini, 7201
- Roberts, 7198
- Skelly, 7150
- Wai, 7150
- Metrolinx, role of
- municipal agreements
- municipal consultation
- Andrew, 7182
- Bell, 4230–4231, 7111–7112
- Bouma, 7121–7122
- Miller, N., 7182
- Mulroney, 7110
- Tabuns, 7145
- municpal and federal government consultation
- Bell, 8197
- Thanigasalam, 8199–8200
- Ontario Line
- Andrew, 7181
- Baber, 5208, 7132, 7570
- Bell, 3923, 7115, 8192
- Ford, 3921, 4492
- Hatfield, 8206
- Hogarth, 7189–7190
- Horwath, 3921
- Ke, 4492, 4538
- Martin, 4265, 4478, 5638
- Mulroney, 5638, 7111
- Rakocevic, 7187
- Rasheed, 7184
- Skelly, 7177
- Surma, 5759, 7109
- Tabuns, 7143–7144
- Thanigasalam, 7120
- Wai, 7148
- Yurek, 4305, 5207–5208
- capacity
- Bell, 4890
- route
- Tabuns, 5960
- University of Toronto study re
- Hogarth, 5709–5710
- Mulroney, 5710
- partnership agreement
- Skelly, 7176
- provincial share
- Bell, 4891
- public consultation
- Bell, 4890
- public response to
- Berns-McGown, 7185
- McKenna, 7122–7123
- Wai, 7147, 7150
- and public-private partnerships
- Glover, 5342
- public-private partnerships, use of
- Arthur, 8209
- Bell, 8194–8195, 8198
- Berns-McGown, 8206, 8215–8216, 8219, 8223
- Bisson, 8224
- Calandra, 8225
- Crawford, 8222
- Cuzzetto, 8198, 8215–8216, 8223
- French, 7126–7127, 7135
- Gates, 7127
- Ghamari, 8219
- Glover, 7201, 8204–8205, 8215, 8219, 8223
- Hatfield, 8202–8204, 8206
- Kernaghan, 8220–8224
- Mulroney, 7106, 7111
- Tabuns, 7146
- Ke, 8223
- Scarborough subway
- Babikian, 5638–5639
- Ford, 3921
- McNaughton, 4882
- Mitas, 805
- Surma, 5639
- Scarborough subway extension
- stakeholder consultation
- stakeholder response to
- Ghamari, 8217–8218
- stations
- cost of
- Bell, 8794
- development around. see also Land use planning - Transit-Oriented Communities Program
- Baber, 7130–7131
- Bouma, 7140–7141
- Ghamari, 7191
- Hogarth, 7191
- Martow, 7122, 7140
- Mulroney, 8763–8764
- Sarkaria, 8790
- Surma, 8556, 8759–8761
- Thanigasalam, 7122
- Wai, 8556
- funding sources
- commercial agreements
- Bell, 8794
- Mulroney, 8763–8764
- Surma, 8760
- commercial agreements
- site decision-making
- Fife, 7184
- cost of
- terms of reference
- Toronto City Council endorsement
- track length
- Oosterhoff, 7196
- transparency
- Bell, 4840
- Yonge North subway extension
- Yonge subway north extension
- analysis of
Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) expansion - construction process
- compensation
- deliverables
- development on adjacent lands
- permit requirements
- Bouma, 7138–7139
- Mulroney, 7105, 8167
- Skelly, 7175
- permit requirements
- environmental assessment
- general remarks
- Arthur, 7150
- Begum, 7134
- Bouma, 7139–7140
- Mantha, 7118
- Rakocevic, 7187
- Sattler, 7128, 7174
- Schreiner, 7127–7128
- Wai, 7150–7151
- timeline
- Bell, 7114–7115, 8197
- Glover, 7200
- Mulroney, 7106
- Oosterhoff, 7199
- Sattler, 7150–7151, 7173
- Tabuns, 7145
- general remarks
- general remarks
- Baber, 7131
- Glover, 7200–7201
- Mulroney, 7104, 8486
- Pang, 7972
- Rasheed, 7184, 8486
- Sattler, 7152
- Skelly, 7175–7176
- Tabuns, 7143–7144
- Thanigasalam, 7119–7120, 7999
- Vanthof, 7194
- Wai, 7148–7149
- land expropriation
- Metrolinx
- ministerial authority
- Kernaghan, 7201
- Sattler, 7173–7174
- Shaw, 7197
- Tabuns, 7144–7145
- municipal assets
- compensation for
- use and modification
- Andrew, 7181
- Bell, 7112–7113, 8191–8192, 8194
- Bouma, 7139–7140
- Morrison, 7122
- Mulroney, 7106, 7110
- Nicholls, 7140
- Skelly, 7175
- Thanigasalam, 7122
- municipal consultation
- French, 7125–7126
- Mulroney, 7106
- Surma, 7108
- obstruction and interference
- performance incentives
- Gates, 7136
- property access
- secondary costs to municipalities
- French, 7125
- stakeholder consultation
- Blais, 8207
- Gates, 7126–7127
- Hogarth, 7190
- Thanigasalam, 7122, 8202
- tree removal
- utility relocation
- Bell, 7113–7114
- Bouma, 7139
- French, 7125
- Mulroney, 7104–7105
- Rasheed, 7184
- Skelly, 7175
- Thanigasalam, 7121
Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) expansion - implementation timeline
Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) - fares
- affordability
- Andrew, 7179
- Bell, 4885–4886, 7116–7117
- Morrison, 5027–5028
- Surma, 7549
- Yarde, 7576
- by distance
- double discount fare program
- Bell, 7116–7117, 7549
- impact on ridership
- Bell, 7117
- regional integration of
- Bell, 7567
- two-hour transfer
- affordability
Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) - subway.
see also Transit system expansion by region—Scarborough- extension approvals process
- Yurek, 2518
- general remarks
- transfer to provincial jurisdiction
- Baber, 2518
- Bell, 1279
- Fedeli, 4322
- Ford, 412
- Ghamari, 8219
- Hogarth, 3029
- Lecce, 4530
- Martow, 4305
- Yurek, 2516–2517
- and accountability
- compensation
- and efficiency
- and funding
- Surma, 4841
- general remarks
- impact on other communities
- Triantafilopoulos, 5105
- and infrastructure expansion
- vs. local planning
- negotiations with city
- Bell, 4707, 4887
- Horwath, 4658–4659
- Singh, S., 4706–4707
- Yurek, 4659, 4707
- and private sector
- Bell, 4755–4756, 4840–4841, 5330
- Stiles, 5340–5341
- provincial-municipal role division
- public consultation
- public response to
- Morrison, 5028–5030
- Stiles, 5341
- terms of reference
- transparency
- extension approvals process
Toronto ward boundary review (2016)
Tourism.
see also Northern Ontario—tourism promotion- Amazing Places project
- Miller, N., 7506
- business environment
- Scott, 1890
- economic impact
- general remarks
- Hunter, 2869–2870
- government strategy
- Indigenous tourism
- Tibollo, 2868
- infrastructure funding
- Monteith-Farrell, 7505
- and local business
- Miller, P., 2868–2869
- northern Ontario
- regulations
- southwestern Ontario
- Trent-Severn Waterway trail town strategy
- Piccini, 7504–7505
- visitors from United States
- MacLeod, 6574
- Nicholls, 6573–6574
- Amazing Places project
Tourism industry
- consumer protection
- Andrew, 8596
- Schreiner, 8596–8597
- culinary tourism
- Barrett, 7055
- Ke, 7052
- MacLeod, 7053–7054
- economic impact
- land use permit fees
- Vanthof, 8767
- liability insurance rates
- staff compensation
- Gates, 8814
- Tourism Development and Recovery Fund
- MacLeod, 8116
- in winter
- consumer protection
Tourism industry - COVID-19
- economic impact
- general remarks
- Kramp, 8042–8043
- MacLeod, 8033, 8326
- McDonell, 8844
- Miller, N., 8301–8303
- Vanthof, 8256
- round tables
- Calandra, 8079–8080
- by sector
- general remarks
- government response
- festivals
- Crawford, 8824–8825
- MacLeod, 8824–8825
- financial aid
- Fife, 8781
- funding
- Crawford, 8116–8117
- MacLeod, 8116–8117, 8265, 8326, 8558
- Miller, N., 8302–8303, 8325–8326
- ministerial advisory panels
- Ontario Place
- provincial fees and permits
- Yakabuski, 8822
- festivals
- and Indigenous businesses
- Fife, 8779–8780
- economic impact
Tow truck operators
- safety of
- French, 6127
- safety of
Towing industry
Toxic substances
Toxic substances - regulation of
Toxics Reduction Act, 2009,
SO 2009, c 19
Toxics Reduction Act, 2009,
S.O. 2009, c. 19
Toyota
- RAV4 production
- Smith, T., 3963
- RAV4 production
Trade with United States.
see also North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) - renegotiation- automotive industry
- collaboration between provincial and federal governments
- Wilson, 14
- dairy industry
- Vanthof, 62–63
- economic impact
- general remarks
- Lecce, 3168–3169
- government advocacy
- government strategy
- Michigan
- Bouma, 1997
- National Governors Association meeting
- Bouma, 3177
- Ford, 3179
- Park, 3243–3244
- Smith, T., 3177–3178, 3243–3244
- tariffs, steel and aluminum
- government response to
- Bouma, 3177
- Park, 3243
- Smith, T., 3177, 3243–3244
- government response to
- trade relationship
- trade representative
- trade representative, compensation
- trade representative, firing of
Traffic congestion
Traffic signs
Trailer parks
- rent increases
- above-guideline
- Morrison, 8100
- above-guideline
- rent increases
Training schools
Transfer Payment Ontario
- Parsa, 7678
Transfer payments
- accountability and transparency
- Bethlenfalvy, 1308
- accountability and transparency
Transgender persons.
see also Toby's Act, 2012, SO 2012, c 7- discrimination and violence against
- education, reflection in. see under LGBTQ+ community
- services for
- Kernaghan, 3931
- services, Windsor-Essex
- Gretzky, 3186
- support for
- Harden, 2353
- MacLeod, 2416–2417
- violence against
Transit.
see also specific type- in 905 area
- Horwath, 7563
- access to
- and access to employment
- Sattler, 5050
- and access to health care
- Sattler, 5051
- accessibility
- affordability
- Andrew, 7179, 7181–7182
- Begum, 7135
- Bell, 6884
- Fife, 7182
- affordability of
- Bell, 7549
- Brampton
- Yarde, 5019–5020
- bus services
- to York University
- Bell, 3128
- to York University
- capacity and overcrowding
- Baber, 7129–7130
- Coe, 7203
- Crawford, 7146
- Bell, 8191
- Morrison, 7122
- Mulroney, 7103
- Skelly, 7190–7191
- Wai, 7147
- and COVID-19
- Sattler, 7952–7953
- Durham
- French, 5014
- as economic policy
- Coe, 7202–7203
- and employment access
- Sattler, 6887–6888
- as environmental policy
- Andrew, 7179–7180
- Oosterhoff, 7196
- Rasheed, 7184
- and equity
- Andrew, 7181
- in Etobicoke
- Surma, 6885
- fares
- impact on ridership
- Bell, 7117
- impact on ridership
- general remarks
- government funding
- government strategy
- in Greater Toronto Area
- historically
- Rakocevic, 7186
- in London
- in northern and rural Ontario
- in northern Ontario
- in other jurisdictions
- Baber, 7129–7130
- Oosterhoff, 7196
- Surma, 7109
- Vanthof, 7193–7194
- overcrowding
- ownership
- Calandra, 5253
- by region
- GTA
- Baber, 7130
- London
- Sattler, 7151–7152
- Scarborough
- Glover, 7200
- York region
- Baber, 7129
- GTA
- regional integration
- ridership rates
- Bell, 7173
- service quality
- Bell, 6883–6884
- Stiles, 6887
- social impact
- Singh, G., 4152
- subways
- Baber, 7129
- in Toronto
- Ford, 879
- in 905 area
Transit funding
- economic impact
- Stiles, 6887
- federal
- Baber, 7570
- Bell, 8173–8174
- federal-provincial transfer agreement. see Infrastructure development—Integrated Bilateral Agreement
- funding source
- general remarks
- Hamilton
- infrastructure
- Bell, 2560, 2588
- Lalonde, 295
- McNaughton, 3923–3924
- Yurek, 4336–4337
- Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP). see under Infrastructure development
- municipal, matched by province
- Andrew, 7180
- Bell, 6883–6885, 7117, 7119
- Sattler, 6887
- Stiles, 6887
- Surma, 6885–6886
- in northern and rural Ontario
- project review
- Yurek, 2516–2519
- provincial
- Baber, 7570
- Bell, 6888
- Horwath, 7562–7563
- Thanigasalam, 7566
- provincial, historically
- Andrew, 7180
- Bell, 7115–7116
- Sattler, 6887
- transfer payments to municipalities
- Bell, 4336–4337, 4449, 7117
- Schreiner, 7571
- economic impact
Transit infrastructure
- government funding
- Niagara
- Oosterhoff, 6990–6991
- Scott, 5643, 6991
- northern Ontario
- regional disparities
- Bell, 8190–8191
- Waterloo region
- York region
- Martow, 7572–7573
Transit infrastructure developmen
- government strategy
- Thanigasalam, 7564–7565
- government strategy
Transit infrastructure development
- community benefits agreemets
- Bell, 8192
- Glover, 8204–8205
- completion timelines
- consultation
- Bell, 2588
- development timelines
- Skelly, 7151
- as economic policy
- Glover, 7200
- Hogarth, 7980–7981
- Khanjin, 7935
- McDonell, 7178
- Mulroney, 7103
- Sattler, 7151, 7172–7173
- Skelly, 7178–7179
- environmental impact
- Begum, 7134
- funding
- Karahalios, 5012
- general remarks
- Greater Toronto Area
- Coe, 5466–5467
- McNaughton, 5467
- historically
- impact on community
- impact on employment
- Kernaghan, 1854
- impact on local communities
- Andrew, 6886–6887
- intergovernmental coordination
- Mulroney, 8173
- pedestrian safety
- Andrew, 7182–7183
- project delays
- project delays, cost of
- Oosterhoff, 7197
- project management
- French, 7125
- project prioritization
- Bouma, 7139
- Fife, 7174
- French, 7125
- Miller, P., 7191
- Mulroney, 7105–7106
- public-private partnerships
- public-private partnerships, use of
- by region
- Scarborough
- Babikian, 5342
- stakeholder consultation
- Toronto
- Harris, 4902
- transit-focused communities
- Crawford, 7036–7037
- Surma, 7037
- York region
- community benefits agreemets
Transit infrastructure development - priority projects
- planning process
- Bell, 8174–8175
- planning process
Transit system expansion
- funding
- Bell, 1298
- Hoggarth, 1298–1299
- general remarks
- Park, 6312
- funding
Transit system expansion by region
Transit systems
Transit systems by region
Transit systems - by region
- Windsor—Tecumseh
- Hatfield, 8765
- Windsor—Tecumseh
Transit systems by region
Transit vehicles
Transition Child Benefit
- cancellation of
- for refugee claimants
- Des Rosiers, 5464–5465
- Fraser, 5208
- Horwath, 5206–5207
- Lalonde, 5266
- MacLeod, 5207, 5213
Transparent and Accountable Health Care Act, 2018 (Bill 8)
- first reading
- Gélinas, 481
- first reading
Transportation
- access to
- northern Ontario
- Vanthof, 1594–1595
- northern Ontario
- commute times
- commute times, economic impact
- Khanjin, 4075
- Lecce, 4529–4530
- economic impact
- Smith, D., 5150
- government strategy
- greenhouse gas emissions
- gridlock
- economic impact
- Thanigasalam, 5803
- economic impact
- in northern Ontario
- access to
Transportation - Brampton
- gridlock
- Singh, G., 5734
- gridlock
Transportation - Greater Toronto Area
- commute times
- Calandra, 1942–1943
- Ford, 986
- Hogarth, 979
- Rasheed, 658
- commute times, economic impact
- general remarks
- Calandra, 2648–2649
- gridlock
- Smith, T., 1011–1012
- and Toronto City Council downsizing
- Smith, T., 1012
- commute times
Transportation industry
Transportation infrastructure
Transportation policy
Transportation services
- in northern Ontario
- airports
- bus services, changes to
- general remarks
- passenger rail cancellation
- in northern Ontario
Trapping industry.
see also Hunting and anglingTrauma
- and Indigenous communities. see Indigenous communities—and trauma
- intergenerational transmission
- Berns-McGown, 4144–4145
- Rasheed, 5195
- Singh, G., 5193
Treasury Board Secretariat
- orders, transparency
- Shaw, 5695–5696
- paperless initiative
- Bethlenfalvy, 2143
- orders, transparency
Treaties with First Nations
Tree planting.
see also Forestry industry- 50 Million Tree Program
- cancellation
- Barrett, 4842
- Begum, 7134
- Gates, 4600
- Horwath, 4551–4552
- Monteith-Farrell, 4624–4625, 4714–4715, 4753–4754, 4809–4810, 4841–4842
- Schreiner, 4595
- Shaw, 4586
- Singh, S., 5000
- cost of
- Bouma, 7137
- cancellation
- afforestation vs. reforestation
- Monteith-Farrell, 4842
- by forest industry
- by forestry industry
- by Forests Ontario
- Barrett, 4842
- McNaughton, 4624–4625
- Yakabuski, 4751, 4753–4754, 4810
- land availability
- Calandra, 1539
- Wilderness Reforestation program
- Bouma, 7137
- 50 Million Tree Program
Trespass to property
- citizen's arrest
- Hardeman, 8127–8128
- general remarks
- loss and damage due to
- Barrett, 8160
- offences
- citizen's arrest
Tributes
- Abdi, Abdirahman
- Harden, 3715
- Achen, Dan
- Shaw, 7692–7693
- Adams, Peter
- Fraser, 4968–4969
- French, 4967–4968
- Smith, D., 4966–4967
- Allen, Richard
- Shaw, 3603
- Allen, Richard Alexander
- Schreiner, 6506
- Shaw, 6507–6508
- Skelly, 6506–6507
- Wynne, 6506
- Arulpirarangah, Abivarman
- Thanigasalam, 3570
- Battochio, Lou
- Bisson, 2210–2211
- Beer, George
- Kramp, 90
- Benson, Gerry
- McDonell, 2640
- Blais, Jody
- Bourgouin, 3570
- Blais, Nicole
- Bourgouin, 3570
- Bleyer, Steve
- Berns-McGown, 4140
- Boughton, Mike
- Gill, 581
- Breithaupt, James Roos
- Fife, 6709–6710
- Fraser, 6710–6711
- Harris, 6710
- Schreiner, 6708–6709
- Brown, Leanne Holland
- Fullerton, 4560
- Burton, Edgar
- West, 2992–2993
- Caplan, David
- Coteau, 5960
- Casey, Cpt. Jennifer
- Smith, T., 7823
- Cavanagh, Thomas
- Ghamari, 6787
- Clarke, Daphne
- Hatfield, 4626
- COVID-19, victims of
- Horwath, 7803–7804, 7823
- Cripps, Jason
- Fee, 2979–2980
- Crowell, Rev. Dr. George Harvey
- Armstrong, 683
- Cruickshank, Les
- McDonell, 2776
- Dalmar, Sumaya
- Andrew, 2889
- D'Amico, Anne Marie
- Martin, 6581–6582
- Dancey, Ronald
- Karahalios, 1237
- Depratto, Michel
- McDonell, 8318
- Dewar, Paul
- Fife, 3049
- Diab, Marc
- Tangri, 1087
- Dillon, Dave
- Barrett, 6126–6127
- Dingwall, Floyd
- McDonell, 8085–8086
- Downie, Gord
- Andrew, 6910
- Gretzky, 6911–6912
- Hatfield, 6903–6905
- Martow, 6907–6908
- Shaw, 6906–6907
- Smith, D., 6909–6910
- Elliot, Walt
- Gill, 8111
- Fallon, Reese
- Berns-McGown, 319
- Fienberg, Joyce
- Martow, 2101
- Flaherty, Jim
- Coe, 6368
- Fobister, Steven, Sr.
- Horwath, 1677
- Mamakwa, 1517–1518
- Rickford, 1518, 1677
- Foley, Mike
- Fraser, 2863
- Gadwa, Jerry
- Gervais, Gaétan
- Glover, Bob
- Glover, 3168
- Gordon, Fitzroy
- Andrew, 4656, 5175
- Hunter, 5175–5176
- Tibollo, 5174
- Graham, Frank Edward
- Dunlop, 182
- Hunter, Bill
- Hassan, 7478
- Hunter, Chief Edmund
- Mamakwa, 7246
- Jackson, Albert
- Hatfield, 3247
- James, Lois
- Thanigasalam, 5848
- Javed, Yusra
- Begum, 5699–5700
- Kamenawatamin, Karlena
- Mamakwa, 1084
- Kaneff, Ignat
- Cuzzetto, 8815
- Kelly, Leonard "Red"
- Keon, Dr. Wilbert
- Fraser, 4168
- Khalra, Jaswant Singh
- Singh, G., 1086
- Kim, Albert
- Cho, S., 7027
- Kishkon, Elizabeth
- Hatfield, 1034
- Koostachin, Shannen
- Stiles, 2186
- Kurdian, Sirvard
- Babikian, 2212–2213
- Kyereh-Addo, Bruce
- Phillips, 3333
- Lauroza, Evangeline
- Andrew, 7028
- Lecce, Theresa
- Smith, T., 4748
- Lefrançois, Eddy
- Mantha, 5563
- Lum, Foon Hay
- Bell, 7802
- MacDonell, Archibald
- McDonell, 3082
- Macfie, John
- Miller, N., 2210
- Mackay, George Leslie
- Lecce, 3715
- Macri, Mason
- Natyshak, 2892
- Mandamin, Josephine
- Mantha, 3297
- Manning, Joel
- Des Rosiers, 4158
- Maracle, Henry
- Karahalios, 1440
- McKay, Audrey
- Burch, 6060
- Mengistab, Abel
- Harden, 8319
- Moeser, Ron
- Thanigasalam, 1493
- Musson, Doug
- McKenna, 2944
- Nixon, Robert "Bob" (former member for Brant—Haldimand)
- Bouma, 180
- Noonan, Pat
- Hatfield, 780
- Norwest, Henry
- Barrett, 2050
- Nova Scotia, shooting victims
- MacLeod, 7804
- Nunney, Claude
- McDonell, 1387
- Patchett, Bill
- Piccini, 4981
- Pitman, Walter
- Des Rosiers, 5202
- French, 5203–5205
- Schreiner, 5202–5203
- Smith, D., 5203
- Rajkumar, Riya
- Singh, S., 3020
- Rehhorn, Angela
- Dunlop, 3569â€
- Abdi, Abdirahman