Subject letter r House Hansard index Parliament 43 Session 1

House subject index

Letter: R

Racial Equity in the Education System Act, 2022 (Bill 16)
- first reading
  - Vaugeois, 560
Racism
- anti-Black racism
  - Andrew, 2197
  - government response to
    - Andrew, 2602–2603
- increase in
  - Wong-Tam, 6509
- Islamaphobia
  - government response to
    - Ford, M., 3618–3619
    - Sattler, 3618
Radon gas
- education and awareness
  - Radon Action Month
    - Kusendova-Bashta, 6601
Rail service
- Ontario Northland passenger rail service
  - accessibility
    - Wai, 3409
  - economic impact
    - Cho, S., 2308
  - passenger service
    - to Northern Ontario
      - Cho, S., 2905
      - Cuzzetto, 2875
      - Gélinas, 4624
      - Scott, 2307
      - Smith, L., 4624
  - trains, purchase of
    - Cho, S., 2308
Rapati Design and Construction Ltd. Act, 2023 (Bill Pr30)
- first reading
  - Smith, Dave, 5466
Rare Disease Strategy Act, 2023 (Bill 129)
- first reading
  - Karpoche, 4929–4930
Rare diseases
- government strategy
  - Gélinas, 5465–5466
Real estate market
- financialization of housing
  - Burch, 1474
  - Kernaghan, 2309
- investors
  - rate of
    - Burch, 1474
Recycling programs
- regulatory reform
  - Oosterhoff, 4467
Red Lake Margaret Cochenour Memorial Hospital
- emergency care, department closure
  - Mamakwa, 1427
Reducing Inefficiencies Act (Infrastructure Statute Law Amendments), 2023 (Bill 69)
- first reading
  - Surma, 2381
- briefing materials
  - Kernaghan, 2502, 2515
  - McMahon, 2566
- second reading, 2474–2482, 2501–2522, 2529–2539, 2556–2586, 2608
  - Anand, 2572–2575
  - Andrew, 2575, 2585
  - Babikian, 2530, 2561, 2572
  - Bell, 2575–2578, 2580, 2582
  - Bouma, 2585
  - Bowman, 2564–2568
  - Bresee, 2571
  - Burch, 2529
  - Byers, 2565, 2567
  - Coe, 2502, 2510
  - Crawford, 2561–2565
  - Dowie, 2533–2534, 2577
  - Fife, 2510, 2514
  - Flack, 2560, 2574
  - French, 2501–2511, 2539
  - Gallagher Murphy, 2501
  - Gates, 2518–2519, 2530, 2534
  - Glover, 2578–2581, 2583
  - Gretzky, 2534
  - Harden, 2561, 2565, 2568
  - Jordan, 2577
  - Kanapathi, 2529, 2575
  - Karpoche, 2564
  - Kernaghan, 2502, 2515–2519, 2560, 2564, 2568, 2574
  - Leardi, 2502, 2519–2522, 2529–2530, 2582
  - Mamakwa, 2519
  - Martin, 2511
  - McCarthy, 2533
  - McMahon, 2565–2568
  - Oosterhoff, 2582–2583, 2586
  - Pasma, 2556–2561, 2571–2572
  - Piccini, 2536–2539
  - Pierre, 2514
  - Quinn, 2564
  - Sandhu, 2513–2514, 2560, 2568
  - Sattler, 2529, 2568–2572
  - Schreiner, 2535–2536
  - Shaw, 2530–2535, 2574–2575, 2579–2580
  - Smith, Dave, 2515, 2518
  - Smith, David, 2578
  - Smith, G., 2571
  - Stevens, 2511, 2514, 2567, 2571
  - Surma, 2474–2477, 2501–2502
  - Tabuns, 2577, 2581–2583
  - Thanigasalam, 2511–2515, 2534–2536, 2579–2580
  - Vanthof, 2583–2586
  - Vaugeois, 2515, 2533
  - Wai, 2518–2519
  - West, 2535
  - Wong-Tam, 2577, 2585–2586
  - Yakabuski, 2477–2482, 2502, 2511
  - division (carried), 2608
- referred to Standing Committee on Heritage, Infrastructure and Cultural Policy, 2608
- schedule one
  - committee presentations
    - French, 3833–3834
    - Shaw, 3851–3852
    - Taylor, 3880
  - committee submissions
    - French, 3832–3833
    - Shaw, 3851–3852
- stakeholder consultation
  - Bowman, 2565
  - Crawford, 2565
- third reading, 3781–3791, 3827–3847, 3849–3859, 3877–3887
  - Armstrong, 3835, 3885
  - Bailey, 3885
  - Bourgouin, 3857, 3879
  - Burch, 3790, 3853
  - French, 3827–3836
  - Gates, 3839
  - Glover, 3843
  - Gretzky, 3839
  - Grewal, 3840
  - Harden, 3836, 3844
  - Hogarth, 3835–3836, 3844, 3884, 3887
  - Kernaghan, 3856–3857
  - MacLeod, 3852, 3857
  - McCarthy, 3880–3881, 3885–3887
  - McGregor, 3789–3790
  - Oosterhoff, 3836, 3843, 3845–3847
  - Pasma, 3856
  - Piccini, 3784–3791
  - Rae, 3835
  - Sandhu, 3836–3840
  - Saunderson, 3790, 3839, 3844
  - Shaw, 3849–3853
  - Skelly, 3852, 3856
  - Smith, L., 3853, 3880
  - Stevens, 3790
  - Surma, 3781–3784, 3790
  - Tabuns, 3789, 3852, 3857–3859
  - Taylor, 3880, 3885
  - Thanigasalam, 3877–3881
  - Vanthof, 3790–3791, 3841–3844
  - Vaugeois, 3887
  - West, 3844, 3880–3886
  - Wong-Tam, 3836, 3840
  - Yakabuski, 3853–3857
- Royal assent, 4459
Refugees
- community supports and innitiatives
  - Andrew, 6510
Regional development
- Mississauga
  - Sabawy, 4760
- Oakville North—Burlington
  - Triantafilopoulos, 4761
- rural Ontario
  - Oosterhoff, 1993
- Scarborough
  - McGregor, 1991
  - Smith, David, 650
Registered Practical Nurses
- compensation
  - statements by stakeholders
    - West, 1386
Regulations
- reduction
  - monetary value
    - Yakabuski, 2479
Regulations - business
- board members
  - nomination process, disclosure of
    - Bowman, 2177
- compliance costs
  - Martin, 3467
- document disclosure
  - Byers, 1304, 1949
  - Saunderson, 2002–2003
- economic impact
  - Fedeli, 1546
- government strategy
  - Bethlenfalvy, 1303
  - jurisdictional scan
    - Gallagher Murphy, 2668
    - Gill, 2668
- reduction
  - Barnes, 1967
  - Ghamari, 5524–5525
  - Gill, 1967
  - Quinn, 3495
  - Rae, 1673
  - economic impact
    - Gill, 3431, 5325, 5524–5525
    - Pierre, 5324
  - as economic policy
    - Anand, 1752–1753
    - Babikian, 4445–4446
    - Bouma, 6269
    - Crawford, 2563
    - Dowie, 3519
    - Fedeli, 6269, 6609
    - Gallagher Murphy, 3802–3803
    - Gill, 3803, 4445–4446
    - Oosterhoff, 4481
    - Smith, L., 3516
    - Smith, T., 3461
    - coe, 6609
  - government strategy
    - Byers, 3431
    - Gill, 3074
    - McGregor, 3074
  - monetary value
    - Gill, 5324
    - Martin, 3470
    - Oosterhoff, 4464
    - Pang, 4621
    - Quinn, 3493
  - rate of
    - Gill, 1673
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Gill, 1967
- reductions
  - Byers, 1948
  - Crawford, 1952
  - Fedeli, 2361
  - economic impact
    - Rae, 1992
  - as economic policy
    - Skelly, 2890
  - government strategy
    - McCarthy, 2460
- supply chain management
  - Gill, 1673
  - government strategy
    - Saunderson, 2891–2892
Regulatory environment
- impact on small business
  - Fedeli, 498
- reform
  - Cuzzetto, 1792–1793
  - Gill, 1722–1724, 2628–2630
  - Holland, 1768
  - Kerzner, 2892–2893
  - Martin, 1841–1842
  - McCarthy, 2925–2926
  - McGregor, 2771–2772
  - Oosterhoff, 1725–1726, 2631–2633, 2636
  - Pang, 1761–1762
  - Quinn, 1794
  - Rakocevic, 1797
  - Saunderson, 2891–2892
  - Smith, Dave, 1809–1810
  - Smith, L., 2916
  - Yakabuski, 1846
  - general remarks
    - Cuzzetto, 1792–1793
    - Gill, 1722–1724
    - Holland, 1768
    - Martin, 1841–1842
    - Oosterhoff, 1725–1726
    - Pang, 1761–1762
    - Quinn, 1794
    - Rakocevic, 1797
    - Smith, Dave, 1809–1810
    - Yakabuski, 1846
  - government strategy
    - Bouma, 2894
    - Saunderson, 2894–2895
  - stakeholder consultation
    - Oosterhoff, 2632
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Oosterhoff, 1727
Regulatory policy
- communication processes
  - Oosterhoff, 3420
- compliance requirements
  - McCarthy, 4619–4620
- general remarks
  - Tabuns, 2582
  - Vanthof, 3442
- government strategy
  - Ghamari, 3449, 4172
  - Gill, 4172
  - Karpoche, 4619
  - Kernaghan, 4561
  - Martin, 3468
  - McCarthy, 4619
  - Oosterhoff, 3846–3847, 4480–4481
  - Riddell, 4481
  - Thanigasalam, 3879
- outcome-based
  - Oosterhoff, 3420
- public consultation
  - Khanjin, 4561
- recognition strategy
  - Oosterhoff, 3419–3420
- reform
  - impact on small businesses
    - Jones, T., 2648
    - Smith, Dave, 1811
- regulations, reduction
  - economic impact
    - Smith, T., 3458
- reporting requirements
  - Oosterhoff, 3420
- services, delivery of
  - digital
    - Oosterhoff, 3419
- standards
  - recognition of, criteria
    - Oosterhoff, 3419
Regulatory reform
- impact on small businesses
  - Smith, Dave, 1811
Renewable energy
- availability of
  - economic impact
    - Bowman, 1273
- clean energy credit registry
  - Bethlenfalvy, 1270, 1947
  - Byers, 1304, 1431
  - Saunderson, 2002
  - Smith, T., 1429–1430
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Smith, T., 1430
- cost of
  - Schreiner, 517, 2924
- economic impact
  - Tabuns, 1870
- government strategy
  - Hsu, 247, 250
- from Quebec. see also Ontario-Quebec Electricity Trade Agreement
  - Harden, 2924, 2931
  - Schreiner, 2924
  - reliability of
    - Crawford, 1309
Renewable energy contracts
- cancellation
  - Harden, 1308–1309
- cancellation of
  - Cuzzetto, 4615–4616
- general remarks
  - Hsu, 794
- procurement process
  - Smith, T., 64
Renewable energy industry
- economic impact
  - Schreiner, 5732
Renewable energy projects
- development
  - public consultation
    - Hsu, 794
    - Smith, T., 795
Rent control
- and affordable housing supply
  - Karpoche, 976
- exceptions
  - Burch, 5266
  - impact of
    - Bowman, 6054–6055
    - Stiles, 6435
    - Wong-Tam, 5325
  - impact on tenants
    - Andrew, 5266
    - Kernaghan, 5301
- exemptions
  - Burch, 112
  - Cuzzetto, 112
  - Gates, 4696
  - Glover, 979–980
  - Karpoche, 1526, 2032, 3825
  - Kernaghan, 104, 3768, 3826, 4556, 4678
  - Sattler, 1559–1560, 3762, 4432
  - Shamji, 4696
  - Vaugeois, 4675–4676
  - impact on tenants
    - Bell, 886, 1632
    - Glover, 971
    - Karpoche, 976
    - Kernaghan, 1985, 2319
    - Pasma, 5647
    - Sattler, 926, 946
- general remarks
  - Bell, 3812, 4668
  - Collard, 3823
  - Fife, 3822
  - Fraser, 3809
  - Gates, 3590–3591
  - Gélinas, 5291
  - Hazell, 5707–5708
  - Karpoche, 3825
  - Kernaghan, 4926–4927
  - Rakocevic, 3825
  - Sattler, 3821
  - Stevens, 2861, 3823
  - Stiles, 3070, 3426, 3796, 3809
  - Wong-Tam, 3822
- government strategy
  - Rae, 3814
- and housing supply
  - Andrew, 130
  - Bell, 3812
  - Tangri, 3813
- reinstatement of
  - Stevens, 6107
- as tenant protection
  - Pasma, 955
Rent Control for All Tenants Act, 2022 (Bill 48)
- first reading
  - Karpoche, 1680
Rent Stabilization Act, 2022 (Bill 25)
- first reading
  - Karpoche, 881
Rental housing
- access to
  - shelter residents
    - Bell, 4574
    - Calandra, 4574
    - Tangri, 4574
- affordability
  - Begum, 4263
  - Fraser, 904
  - Harden, 3582
  - Kernaghan, 193–194
  - Pasma, 61
  - Rakocevic, 3638
  - Stiles, 3809
  - Tabuns, 5267
  - Taylor, 3579
  - West, 3577–3578, 3582
  - Wong-Tam, 208
  - social assistance recipients
    - Pasma, 1095
    - Schreiner, 1095
- air conditioning
  - access to. see also Ontario Human Rights Commission—air conditioning, statement on
    - Cuzzetto, 4681
    - Karpoche, 3763–3764
    - Kernaghan, 281
    - Tangri, 4636
    - Taylor, 3642
    - Wong-Tam, 599
  - billing policy
    - Bell, 4668
    - Kernaghan, 4690
    - Yakabuski, 4688
  - cost of
    - Fife, 4674
  - maximum heat standards
    - Jama, 4380
  - temperature guidelines
    - Bell, 4668
    - Vaugeois, 4675
- annual increase rates
  - Parsa, 2861
  - Wong-Tam, 290
- construction starts
  - Clark, 1526, 4263
- cost of
  - Bell, 3796–3797, 3811, 4662, 4667
  - Burch, 483, 900, 1474
  - Gates, 4718
  - Karpoche, 3824–3825
  - Rakocevic, 170, 3825
  - Schreiner, 3816
  - Stiles, 3427
  - building age
    - Hsu, 904
  - impact on economy
    - statements by stakeholders
      - Burch, 900
  - by region
    - Burlington
      - Pierre, 5928–5929
    - London
      - Sattler, 863, 946, 3821
    - Niagara
      - Burch, 899
    - Ottawa
      - Fullerton, 179
      - Pasma, 953–954
    - Toronto
      - Bell, 885
  - regionally
    - Fife, 3821
    - Harden, 3813–3814
    - Pasma, 3823
    - Taylor, 3824
  - and social assistance recipients
    - Glover, 469–470
    - Pasma, 955
    - Taylor, 1092
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Sattler, 137
- general remarks
  - Taylor, 178
- government strategy
  - Andrew, 1585
  - Calandra, 5325
  - Hsu, 5987
- by region
  - Barrie
    - Khanjin, 960
- rent increases
  - Karpoche, 3670
  - Kernaghan, 3825–3826, 4690
  - above-guideline
    - Andrew, 743
    - Fife, 2033
    - Stiles, 129
  - guidelines
    - Clark, 743
    - Pasma, 1448
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Collard, 3823
    - Glover, 3824
  - between tenant, by region
    - Stiles, 2487
- short term rentals
  - Bell, 891
- and social assistance recipients
  - Pasma, 702–703
- supply
  - Cho, S., 180
- tenant protection
  - Bell, 4670
  - Gallagher Murphy, 4670
- tenant protections
  - Bowman, 3585
  - Coe, 3747
  - Dowie, 3764
  - Harden, 3582
  - Karpoche, 3764
  - Kernaghan, 3765
  - Rae, 3582
  - Tangri, 3747
  - general remarks
    - Bowman, 3585
    - Dowie, 3764
    - Karpoche, 3764
    - Kernaghan, 3765
  - replacement bylaws
    - Dowie, 3770
    - Harden, 3580
    - Karpoche, 3764
    - Wong-Tam, 3764, 3768–3770
- vacancy decontrol
  - Bell, 1632
  - Kernaghan, 194, 4063, 5302
  - Stevens, 3823
  - Wong-Tam, 615
Rental housing - affordable
- availability of
  - Andrew, 3287
  - Fife, 1974–1975
  - Pasma, 953
- barriers to access
  - credit score
    - Pasma, 953
- development of
  - Sattler, 948
  - government strategy
    - Holland, 2282
- by region
  - Ottawa
    - statements by stakeholders
      - Harden, 1483
Rental housing - development
- affordability
  - Gallagher Murphy, 4674
- construction starts
  - Clark, 3796, 3810–3811
  - Dowie, 970
  - Khanjin, 960
- general remarks
  - Calandra, 5201, 5236, 5706–5707
  - Jordan, 1690
- government strategy
  - Bouma, 5222
  - Flack, 5222
  - Parsa, 2252
  - Rae, 3814
- impact of rent control
  - Clark, 2032, 3670
- municipal charges. see Housing development - municipal charges
- purpose-built
  - Bouma, 1543
  - Dixon, 3590
  - Dowie, 3590
  - Harris, 143
  - Martin, 2251
  - Parsa, 2251
  - Smith, Dave, 143
  - construction starts
    - Clark, 1559, 2032
  - family sized
    - Bell, 886
  - funding
    - Schreiner, 1543
  - harmonized sales tax, deferral
    - Crawford, 3059–3060
- purpose-built, incentives
  - tax reductions
    - Calandra, 5060, 5201, 5219, 5937, 5942, 6435
    - Flack, 5800
- units, below average market rent
  - Sattler, 136
Rental housing - evictions
- Armstrong, 4435
- due to demolition
  - Wong-Tam, 5706–5707
  - impact of
    - Andrew, 5709
    - Karpoche, 5709
- due to renovations
  - Armstrong, 4308, 4341, 4693
  - Bell, 4387, 4665
  - Fife, 3240
  - Kernaghan, 4693
  - Stevens, 3823
  - approval process
    - Armstrong, 4718
  - enforcement
    - Bell, 889
  - government response
    - Wong-Tam, 615
  - impact on social assistance recipients
    - Burch, 900
    - Pasma, 953
  - reform
    - Tangri, 4636
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Armstrong, 4359–4360
- general remarks
  - Kernaghan, 4690–4691
- illegal evictions
  - fines and penalties
    - Bell, 4641–4642
    - Clark, 3811
    - Oosterhoff, 3820
    - Tangri, 3812
  - fines and penalties, enforcement
    - Bell, 4668–4669
    - Karpoche, 5819
    - Vaugeois, 4675
- for personal use
  - reform
    - Tangri, 4636
- regulations
  - Armstrong, 4360
  - Clark, 796
  - Kernaghan, 4559
- regulatory reform
  - Clark, 3811
- statements by stakeholders
  - Armstrong, 3626–3627
Rental housing - purpose-built
- affordable units
  - Bell, 4666
- benefits to tenants
  - Bell, 864
- redevelopment of
  - effect on affordability
    - Bell, 888, 893, 1534
  - replacement bylaws
    - limits and conditions
      - McCarthy, 951
  - tenant displacement
    - Bell, 3501
    - Fife, 921
    - Sattler, 946
  - tenant return
    - Bell, 873, 4642
    - Clark, 4642
Rental housing - tenant protections
- and affordability
  - Kernaghan, 5301–5302
- general remarks
  - Andrew, 2969
  - Armstrong, 4360–4361
  - Bell, 886, 1540
  - Clark, 1560, 3670, 4634
  - French, 5303
  - Kernaghan, 2321, 5303
  - Parsa, 2488
  - Sattler, 947, 4361
  - Stiles, 967
  - Tabuns, 2660
  - Tangri, 4926–4927
  - Vaugeois, 4422
  - Wong-Tam, 5325
- government strategy
  - Clark, 4063–4064
  - Holland, 2281–2282
  - Kernaghan, 4063, 4691
  - McCarthy, 4695–4696
  - Oosterhoff, 3820
  - Rae, 3815
- impact on tenants
  - Begum, 6264
- power outages
  - Pasma, 3607
- redevelopment and tenant right to return
  - Bell, 864–865, 887–888, 892
  - Stiles, 970
  - Wong-Tam, 968
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Bell, 865
- replacement bylaws
  - Andrew, 1373, 2073
  - Bell, 1626–1627, 4167, 4663
  - Clark, 1373, 4167
  - Harden, 1483–1484
  - Karpoche, 976
  - Parsa, 860
  - Pasma, 954
  - Sattler, 946
  - Shamji, 4695
  - Wong-Tam, 3822
  - consultations
    - Clark, 863
  - regulatory framework, ministerial authority
    - Tangri, 4637
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Andrew, 2068–2069
    - Harden, 1484
Rental supply
- general remarks
  - Clark, 3810
Reports by committees
- Standing Committee on Estimates, 1529–1530
- Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs, 880, 1877–1878, 2192, 4068, 4136, 4174
  - Hardeman, 3318–3319
- Standing Committee on Government Agencies, 941, 1465, 1680, 1878, 2171, 2553, 2807, 3043, 3261, 3552, 3749, 4017, 4228, 4452, 4984, 5159, 5327, 5530, 5783, 6004
- Standing Committee on Heritage, Infrastructure and Cultural Policy, 603, 1009, 1561, 3552, 4267, 4484, 5004, 5946
  - Better Municipal Governance Act, 2022 (Bill 39), 2035–2040
    - Bell, 2036–2037
    - McMahon, 2039
    - Parsa, 2037–2039
    - Schreiner, 2039–2040
    - division (carried), 2040
- Standing Committee on Justice Policy, 941, 1465, 4174, 4227–4228, 4484, 5003, 6013
  - Coe, 2862–2863
- Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs, 351, 1269, 4136, 4577, 5003, 5063
  - French, 2730, 5003
- Standing Committee on Public Accounts, 2192–2193
  - Rakocevic, 2192
  - Skelly, 5003
- Standing Committee on Social Policy, 880, 1465, 1834, 3437–3438, 4137, 4484, 5004
- Standing Committee on the Interior, 880–881, 1465, 3676, 4068–4069, 5003–5004
Residential school system
- history and impact of
  - Mamakwa, 4192
- human remains, search for
  - Mamakwa, 3131
  - funding models, incremental
    - Mamakwa, 3132
- legacy of
  - Mamakwa, 1903
Residential Tenancies Act, SO 2003, c 17
- penalties and fines, increase to
  - Tangri, 4636
Resilient Communities Fund
- allocation by organization
  - Canadian Mental Health Association York and South Simcoe
    - Gallagher Murphy, 2620
  - Newmarket African Caribbean Canadian Association
    - Gallagher Murphy, 2620
- allocation by region
  - Durham
    - Coe, 3792
  - Whitby
    - Coe, 83
Respecting Injured Workers Act (Workplace Safety and Insurance Amendment), 2022 (Bill 57)
- first reading
  - Gates, 2132
Respecting Workers in Health Care and in Related Fields Act, 2023 (Bill 76)
- first reading
  - Gélinas, 2673
Rest stops
- washroom facilities
  - Begum, 2977
Restaurant industry
- employee compensation
  - tipping
    - Karpoche, 4470
Retirement homes
- accountability and oversight. see also Senior citizens — advocate for older adults
  - Shaw, 4425
- for-profit vs. not-for.profit
  - Vaugeois, 4421–4422
- visitors
  - trespass orders
    - Vaugeois, 3673, 4422
Right to Timely Mental Health and Addiction Care for Children and Youth Act, 2022 (Bill 53)
- first reading
  - Karpoche, 1878
Ring of Fire development
- budget allocation
  - federal
    - McCarthy, 3264
- economic impact
  - Bethlenfalvy, 606
  - Leardi, 1410
  - northern Ontario
    - Crawford, 1953
- electric battery production
  - role in
    - Bethlenfalvy, 71
- environmental assessments, comprehensive
  - Indigenous participation
    - Mamakwa, 3904
- general remarks
  - Barnes, 29–30
- government funding
  - Crawford, 3060
  - federal-provincial coordination
    - Bouma, 556
    - Pirie, 556
- government strategy
  - Bethlenfalvy, 3056
- Indigenous consultation and consent
  - Bell, 3182
  - Bouma, 556
  - Bourgouin, 3166–3167
  - Ghamari, 3167–3168
  - Jones, T., 494
  - Mamakwa, 611–612, 1953, 4258
  - Pirie, 494, 556
  - Rickford, 3182, 4258
  - Vanthof, 2459
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Mamakwa, 611–612
- Indigenous participation
  - Barnes, 30
- infrastructure development
  - Bethlenfalvy, 71, 606
  - Byers, 1949
  - environmental assessment process
    - Pirie, 30
  - funding
    - Pirie, 494
- partnership agreements
  - with Indigenous communities
    - Pirie, 30
- road infrastructure
  - Vanthof, 3241
Road safety
- pedestrians
  - Begum, 4132
  - Mulroney, 4132
Romanian community
- Great Union Day
  - public education and awareness
    - Kusendova-Bashta, 1864–1865
Rouge National Urban Park
- creation of
  - Calandra, 2104, 2960
- environmental study (federal)
  - Stiles, 2959
- government obligations, Parks Canada
  - Smith, G., 2121
  - Vanthof, 2121
Royal Canadian Legion.
see Legions
Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre
- capacity and overcrowding
  - Khanjin, 1249
- funding sources
  - community-based fundraisers
    - Khanjin, 3294
Russia
- invasion of Ukraine. see Ukraine–invasion of (February 2022)

Ryerson, Egerton

role in residential schools. see also Toronto Metropolitan University — name change from Ryerson University

Mamakwa, 1199, 1903
Ryerson University.
see Toronto Metropolitan University

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