Speaker letter g House Hansard index Parliament 44 Session 1

House speaker index

Letter: G

Gallagher Murphy, D. (PC, Newmarket—Aurora)
- Automobile thefts
  - general remarks, 471
- Building a More Competitive Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 56)
  - second reading, 1588, 1597
- Business - local
  - promotion of
    - Buy Ontario, Buy Canadian Day, 107
- Colleges and universities
  - government funding, 626
    - students' futures, impact on, 626
- Council on Equality of Opportunity
  - advocacy work, 523
- Cybercrime
  - government strategy, 460
- Emergency management
  - Emergency Management Ontario, 1565
  - social services, 1621
- Emergency Management Modernization Act, 2025 (Bill 25)
  - second reading, 1565, 1621
- Faris Team Mortgage Brokerage Corp. Act, 2025 (Bill Pr13)
  - first reading, 2377
- Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act, 2025 (Bill 60)
  - second reading, 1856
- French-language debates
  - Loi de 2025 pour plus de soins commodes, projet de loi 11
    - deuxième lecture, 599
  - Loi de 2025 pour protéger l’Ontario en favorisant le libre-échange au Canada, projet de loi 2
    - deuxième lecture, 124
  - Loi de 2025 sur la gestion des ressources et la sécurité, projet de loi 27
    - deuxième lecture, 1311
- Health care
  - access
    - government strategy, 599, 682
- Health care - primary care
  - government strategy, 683
  - teaching clinics
    - government funding, 673–674
- Health care workers - recruitment and retention
  - statistics, 598
- Health information
  - digital health identifiers, 598–599
  - Electronic Health Record
    - patient access, 598–600
- Hospitals - capacity and overcrowding
  - EMS offload delays, 682
- Jarm Holdings Investments Ltd. Act, 2025 (Bill Pr14)
  - first reading, 2377
- Long-term care - beds, development and redevelopment
  - government strategy, 764
- Members' statements
  - Communal water treatment systems, 1569
  - Mills, Kevin, 484
  - Pride Month, 1340
  - Seniors Month, 1340
  - Water services, 2359
- Members'/ministers' personal narratives, 597–598
- More Convenient Care Act, 2025 (Bill 11)
  - second reading, 596–600
- Municipal Accountability Act, 2025 (Bill 9)
  - second reading, 955
- Nurse practitioners
  - scope of practice
    - expansion, 598, 667
- Nurses - temporary agencies
  - accountability and oversight
    - fees, disclosure, 600
  - hiring, 600
- Petitions
  - International trade, 1848
- Pickering College Act, 2025 (Bill Pr19)
  - first reading, 2377
- Primary Care Act, 2025 (Bill 13)
  - second reading, 667, 673–674, 682–683
- Private members' public business
  - Water services,
    - presented, 2295–2296
    - responded to, 2301
- Protect Ontario by Building Faster and Smarter Act, 2025 (Bill 17)
  - second reading, 764
- Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
  - second reading, 276
- Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 107, 116
- Protect Ontario Through Safer Streets and Stronger Communities Act, 2025 (Bill 10)
  - second reading, 460, 471
- Question period
  - Ontario economy
    - presented, 1458
  - University and college funding
    - presented, 626
- Resource Management and Safety Act, 2025 (Bill 27)
  - second reading, 1316–1317
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 523
- Water treatment infrastructure
  - rural communities, 1856, 2359
Gates, W. (NDP, Niagara Falls)
- Auditor General of Ontario - reports
  - 2024 Annual Report
    - emergency rooms, capacity and overcrowding, 681, 837
- Automotive industry
  - government strategy, 82
  - "sell in Canada, build in Canada", 382
- Automotive industry - employment
  - government strategy, 382
- Budget 2025/2026
  - health care, 837
  - sewage and wastewater, 839
- Consumer protection
  - product labelling
    - domestic/international/interprovincial, 219
- Cost of living
  - affordability, 2541
- Doctors - family doctors
  - administrative responsibilities, 680
- Employment
  - job creation and loss
    - environmental standards, impact on, 276
- Energy industry
  - privatization, 1944
- Energy rates
  - affordability, 1940
- Environmental protection
  - government strategy, 279
- Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act, 2025 (Bill 60)
  - second reading, 1851–1852, 1857, 1862
- Food prices
  - price gouging, 219
- Health care
  - access
    - barriers to, 682
    - remote and fly-in communities, 358
    - rural Ontario, 599
  - delivery models
    - public vs. private, 680, 683
- Health care funding
  - per person, 681
- Health care - primary care
  - access
    - impact on health care system, 680
  - government strategy, 587
- Health care system
  - privatization, 680
- Hospital services - emergency
  - capacity and overcrowding, 679–680, 839
  - wait-time, 681
- Hospitals
  - agency nurses, use of
    - cost, 680
  - parking fees, 2604–2605
- Hospitals - by site
  - Douglas Memorial Hospital
    - urgent care centre closure, 703, 706
  - Douglas Memorial hospital (Fort Erie)
    - hours, 667, 679, 681, 837
  - Niagara Health - Niagara-on-the-Lake
    - closure, 837
- Hospitals - capacity and overcrowding
  - EMS offload delays, 681–682
- Hospitals - staff
  - per capita, 681
- Housing
  - access
    - government strategy, 1862
- Housing - by region
  - Niagara, 2540
- International trade - tariffs, United States
  - auto sector, 219
  - jobs, impact on, 199–200
  - tourism industry, 837
- Interprovincial trade
  - wine industry, impact on, 1104
- Labour policy
  - government strategy, 2493–2495
- Legislative procedure
  - time allocation, 2385–2386
- Long-term care
  - care environment
    - Patient Ombudsman's report, 2269
- Long-term care - administration
  - licensing
    - for-profit, 2269
- Long-term care - COVID-19
  - fatalities, 683
- Members' statements
  - Automotive industry, 199–200
  - Government accountability, 1508
  - Hospital parking fees, 84
  - Hospital services, 703
  - Sisler, Burdett, 2022
- More Convenient Care Act, 2025 (Bill 11)
  - second reading, 587, 599
  - third reading, 1152
- Motions
  - House sittings, 1366
- Municipal Accountability Act, 2025 (Bill 9)
  - second reading, 955
- Niagara Health
  - urgent care centres, 1152
- Nurses - temporary agencies
  - hiring
    - impact, 682
- Opposition day motions
  - Consumer protection,
    - responded to, 219
  - Government contracts,
    - responded to, 1925
  - Hospital funding,
    - responded to, 569–570
- Petitions
  - Hospital parking fees, 2377–2378
- Plan to Protect Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2025 (Bill 24)
  - second reading, 836–839, 844
- Plan to Protect Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2025 (No. 2) (Bill 68)
  - second reading, 2305–2306, 2309
  - time allocation motion,
    - responded to, 2385–2386
- Post-secondary education - funding
  - per student, 1349
- Primary Care Act, 2025 (Bill 13)
  - second reading, 667, 679–683
- Private members' public business
  - Hospital parking fees,
    - responded to, 1323
- Procurement
  - Ontario businesses and labour, 1925
  - Ontario steel, 1925
- Protect Ontario by Cutting Red Tape Act, 2025 (Bill 46)
  - second reading, 2186
  - time allocation motion,
    - responded to, 2385–2386
- Protect Ontario by Securing Affordable Energy for Generations Act, 2025 (Bill 40)
  - second reading, 1937, 1940, 1944, 1952
- Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
  - second reading, 275–276, 279, 351, 355
  - economic impact, 351
- Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 82, 196–197
  - third reading, 1104
- Question period
  - Automotive industry
    - presented, 382
  - Health care funding
    - presented, 706
  - Infrastructure funding
    - presented, 808, 1844
  - Long-term care
    - presented, 2269
  - University and college funding
    - presented, 1349
- Regulations - business
  - reduction
    - impact reporting, 2186
- Rental housing
  - cost
    - regionally, 1852
- Rental housing - evictions
  - seniors, 1857
- Resource Management and Safety Act, 2025 (Bill 27)
  - consultations, 1259
  - second reading, 1259
  - time allocation motion,
    - responded to, 2385–2386
- Safer Municipalities Act, 2025 (Bill 6)
  - second reading, 418–419
- Sewage and wastewater infrastructure
  - Niagara region
    - government funding, 808
- Special economic zones
  - accountability and oversight, 355
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 358
- Time allocation motions
  - Plan to Protect Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2025 (No. 2) (Bill 68),
    - responded to, 2385–2386
  - Protect Ontario by Cutting Red Tape Act, 2025 (Bill 46),
    - responded to, 2385–2386
  - Resource Management and Safety Act, 2025 (Bill 27),
    - responded to, 2385–2386
- Tourism industry
  - staycation tax credit, 838
- Unhoused persons
  - government funding, allocation, 419
- Urgent care
  - government strategy, 569–570, 844
- Water treatment infrastructure
  - sewage and wastewater
    - by region, Niagara, 839, 1844
- Wine industry
  - local wines
    - in-store shelf space, 196–197, 219
- Workerplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
  - deeming, 2493–2494
- Working for Workers Seven Act, 2025 (Bill 30)
  - second reading, 1430
Gélinas, F. (NDP, Nickel Belt)
- Budget 2025/2026
  - health care
    - public vs. private, 1008, 1016
- Budget speech 2025 (May 15, 2025),
  - responded to, 1007–1008, 1016
- Building a More Competitive Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 56)
  - second reading, 1499–1502, 1506, 1538
  - health care workers, interprovincially accredited
    - regulatory implementation, 1499, 1506
    - statements from stakeholders
      - Canadian Medical Association, 1501–1502
- Business - local
  - promotion of
    - Buy Ontario, Buy Canadian Day, 243
- Cancer - colon
  - screening, age eligibility, 41
- Climate change
  - government strategy, 1312
- Consumption and treatment services - sites
  - closures
    - impact of, 177
- Disability services
  - Children's Community Network
    - funding, 550
- Emergency services
  - 911 access
    - northern Ontario, 41
- Energy conservation
  - retrofit programs
    - rebates, access to, 19
- Energy conservation programs
  - Home Renovation Savings Program
    - connection requests, 1981
- Environmental protection
  - impact, 1107–1108
- Fertility services
  - northern Ontario, 1909
    - government funding, 41
  - public vs. private clinics, 1910
- Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act, 2025 (Bill 60)
  - second reading, 1814–1815
  - evictions, 1814
  - third reading, 2354–2355
- Fire rangers
  - reclassification, 1310
  - recruitment and retention, 1240
- French-language debates
  - Affaires d'intérêt public émanant des députées et députés
    - Logements abordables, 1031
    - Loi de 2025 pour la promotion et la protection des librairies franco-ontariennes, projet de loi 58
      - deuxième lecture, 2133–2135
    - Tarifs de stationnement des hôpitaux, 1325
  - Débat sur le discours du trône
    - participation, 167–168
  - Déclarations ministérielles et réponses
    - Affaires francophones, 1294–1295
  - Government orders
    - Séances des comités
      - amendment to the amendment, 2069–2070
  - Jour de l'opposition
    - Marchés publics, 1925–1926
  - Jour de l’opposition
    - Protection du consommateur, 224–225
  - Loi de 2025 pour des municipalités plus sûres, projet de loi 6
    - deuxième lecture, 636
  - Loi de 2025 pour plus de soins commodes, projet de loi 11
    - deuxième lecture, 581, 586, 588, 737
  - Loi de 2025 pour protéger l’Ontario en favorisant le libre-échange au Canada, projet de loi 2
    - deuxième lecture, 239–240
  - Loi de 2025 sur la gestion des ressources et la sécurité, projet de loi 27
    - deuxième lecture, 1311
  - Loi de 2025 sur le plan pour protéger l’Ontario (mesures
    - budgétaires) (no 2), projet de loi 68
      - deuxième lecture, 2242
  - Loi de 2025 sur le soutien aux enfants, aux élèves et aux étudiants, projet de loi 33
    - troisième lecture, 2291
  - Loi de 2025 sur les soins primaires, projet de loi 13
    - deuxième lecture, 613
  - Pétitions
    - Appareils et accessoires fonctionnels, 1462
    - Financement des soins de santé, 2276
    - Garde d'enfants, 917
    - Services de santé mentale, 36
    - Soins de la vue, 34, 164, 390, 500–501, 630, 2036
    - Soins de santé, 326
    - Subventions aux résidents du Nord pour frais de transport à des fins médicales, 630
  - Pètitions
    - Personnel de première ligne, 812
- Government orders
  - Committee sittings,
    - amendment to the amendment,
      - responded to, 2068–2070
- Health care funding
  - public vs. private, 1500–1501
- Health Care is Not for Sale Act (Addressing Unfair Fees Charged to Patients), 2025 (Bill 7)
  - first reading, 213
- Health care - primary care
  - access
    - impact on patient health, 1500
  - government strategy, 587, 1156–1157
  - interdisciplinary teams, 1156, 1500
    - government funding, 609–610
    - recruitment and retention, 609
  - team-based models
    - impact evaluation, 613
- Health care services
  - clinics, service fees
    - OHIP-funded services, 1771
- Health care services - by region
  - Hamilton Centre
    - social determinants of health programs, 59
- Health care system
  - boards of health
    - Hamilton, 579–580
    - responsibilities, 580
  - government strategy, 611–612
  - privatization, 91
  - public opinion, 579
- Health care workers
  - labour disputes, 2368
- Health care workers - recruitment and retention
  - compensation, 2369
  - labour market, public vs. private sector, 1538
- Health care workers - recruitment and retention - international
  - residency match
    - requirements, 1502
- Health information
  - Electronic Health Record
    - patient access, 587
  - protection of privacy, 585, 741
    - Information and Privacy Commissioner, recommendations, 585
    - Ontario Health, 586, 594
- Healthcare Staffing Agencies Act, 2025 (Bill 44)
  - first reading, 1222
- Highways and roads - maintenance and repair
  - local roads boards
    - matching funds, 1815
- Home and community care
  - government strategy, 42
- Home and community care - workers
  - compensation
    - for travel, 581
  - recruitment and retention, 581
  - shortage
    - impact on patient-staff continuity, 582
- Hospitals - budgets
  - staff loss, 2472–2473, 2613
- Hospitals - by region
  - Sault Ste. Marie
    - Group Health Centre, 1181
- Hospitals - by site
  - Health Sciences North, 572
- Hospitals - funding
  - government strategy, 1501
- Housing - by region
  - Gogama, 872–874
    - public housing, surplus, 40–41, 1464
    - unoccupied publicly owned housing, 872–875, 1506, 2354–2355
- Housing development - approvals and permits
  - timelines, 876
- Housing policy
  - upzoning, 881
- Immunization
  - vaccines
    - hepatitis B virus, 483
- Independent health facilities - diagnostic and surgical procedures, expansion
  - cataracts
    - service fees, 1007
- Interprovincial trade
  - facilitation of
    - and reciprocity, 240
  - mutual recognition of goods and services
    - as deregulation, 240
  - regulations
    - occupational health and safety, impact on, 1178, 1190
- Intimate partner violence
  - epidemic declaration, 460, 470–471
  - government report, writing and publication
    - French-language, 2069
    - writing responsibility, 2068–2070
- Judges
  - transfer eligibility for new judges
    - bilinguality, 456
- Labour policy
  - interprovincial mobility
    - impact on health care, 238
    - interprovincial recruitment and retention, 239
- Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB)
  - wait-time, 2355
- Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) - hearings
  - delivery method, 1815, 2355
- Legislative procedure - bills
  - government bills
    - public consultation, 2211
- Long-term care
  - models of care
    - Finlandia Village, 503
- Long-term care facilities - by site
  - Finlandia Village, 503
- Long-term care - public vs. private
  - funding, use of, 155
- Medical equipment
  - AED (automatic defibrillators)
    - registry, 40
- Medical Officers of Health
  - class orders by local medical officers, 583–584
- Members' statements
  - Emergency services, 1047
  - Environmental protection, 1107–1108
  - Health care, 1834
  - Home Renovation Savings Program, 19
  - Rare diseases, 1507
  - Services for persons with disabilities, 550
- Mental health and addictions services
  - wait-list, 410
  - wait-time, 651
- Midwives
  - midwifery practices
    - funding, 1500
  - recruitment and retention, 1506
- Mining industry
  - abandoned mines
    - responsibility, 1310–1311
- Mining industry - Indigenous communities
  - duty to consult, 71
- Mining sites
  - Côtés Gold (Gogama), 872–875
- More Convenient Care Act, 2025 (Bill 11)
  - second reading, 483, 579–588, 735, 741, 749
  - time allocation, 1150
  - third reading, 1150–1151
- Municipal Accountability Act, 2025 (Bill 9)
  - second reading, 926
- Municipal governance
  - bad-faith actors, removal of
    - independent judiciary, 926
- 9-1-1 Everywhere in Ontario Act, 2025 (Bill 41)
  - first reading, 1221
- 911 services
  - availability of, 1047
- Northern Ontario School of Medicine
  - funding, 610–611
  - general remarks, 610–611
- Nurse practitioner-led clinics
  - funding, 1500
  - general remarks, 610
  - quality of care, 613
- Nurse practitioners
  - scope of practice, 584
    - expansion, 749
    - mandatory blood reporting, 584–586
- Nurses
  - nurse-to-patient-ratio, 560
  - staffing agencies
    - government strategy, 1150
- Nurses - temporary agencies
  - accountability and oversight
    - fees, disclosure, 582, 587
  - hiring
    - impact, 582–583, 735
  - hiring practices, 582
  - northern Ontario, 583
  - other jurisdictions, 583
- Ontario Health atHome
  - and French Language Services Act, 581
- Opposition day motions
  - Hospital funding,
    - responded to, 572
- Patient-to-Nurse Ratios for Hospitals Act, 2025 (Bill 19)
  - first reading, 627–628
- Personal health information
  - access to
    - government strategy, 1151
- Personal information
  - Ministry of Red Tape Reduction, disclosure authority
    - Information and Privacy Commissioner response, 2219
- Personal support workers (PSWs)
  - shortage
    - impact on patient care, 582
- Peter Kormos Memorial Act (Saving Organs to Save Lives), 2025 (Bill 4)
  - first reading, 34
- Petitions
  - Animal protection, 1460
  - Anti-vaping initiatives for youth, 214
  - Assistive devices, 164, 389–390, 916–917
  - Blood and plasma donation, 98
  - Cancer screening, 390
  - Cancer treatment, 35, 162–163, 390, 629–630, 917, 1915
  - Caregivers, 35, 165
  - Child care, 392, 2037
  - Emergency services, 35–36, 325–326, 501, 628–629, 811–812, 1914–1915
  - Endangered species, 1225
  - Foreign-trained doctors, 2035, 2095–2096
  - Front-line workers, 98–99, 326, 2164
  - Gasoline prices, 98, 391, 501
  - Government services, 1461
  - Health care, 36, 97, 164, 391–392, 500, 629, 812, 1915, 2097–2098, 2276
  - Health care funding, 98, 326, 630
  - Herbicides, 499–500
  - Highway safety, 35, 215–216, 917–918, 1524, 2274–2275
  - Labour legislation, 216, 629
  - Long-term care, 390–391
  - Lupus, 811, 1979
  - Medical error, 2165
  - Mental health services, 324, 1526
  - Northern Health Travel Grant, 36, 216, 1978
  - Pharmacare, 916, 1525, 1977
  - Social assistance, 1122–1123, 2097
  - Supportive housing, 2036–2037
  - Vision care, 1462
- Plan to Protect Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2025 (No. 2) (Bill 68)
  - second reading, 2242–2246
- Post-secondary education
  - impact, 108
- Primary Care Act, 2025 (Bill 13)
  - second reading, 609–613
  - third reading, 1156–1157
- Private members' public business
  - Pharmacare,
    - responded to, 946
  - Provincial Parks and Conservation Reserves Amendment Act, 2025 (Bill 26)
    - second reading, 1494
  - Water services,
    - responded to, 2300
- Procurement
  - Ontario businesses and labour, 1192
- Protect Ontario by Building Faster and Smarter Act, 2025 (Bill 17)
  - second reading, 867, 872–876, 881, 883–884, 888
- Protect Ontario by Cutting Red Tape Act, 2025 (Bill 46)
  - second reading, 2207, 2211, 2219, 2226–2227
  - scope, 2207
- Protect Ontario by Securing Affordable Energy for Generations Act, 2025 (Bill 40)
  - second reading, 1981
- Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 108, 238–240, 243
  - third reading, 1178, 1181, 1190, 1192
- Protect Ontario Through Safer Streets and Stronger Communities Act, 2025 (Bill 10)
  - second reading, 456, 460, 470–471
- Public health
  - communicable disease directives
    - Chief Medical Officer of Health, 1150–1151
- Public Health Accountability Act (In Honour of Dr. Sheela Basrur), 2025 (Bill 62)
  - first reading, 1652
- Question period
  - Fertility services
    - presented, 1909–1910
  - Foreign-trained doctors
    - presented, 2267
  - Health care
    - presented, 91, 1771
  - Labour dispute
    - presented, 2368–2369
  - Long-term care
    - presented, 155
  - Nurses
    - presented, 559–560
- Rare Disease Strategy Act, 2025 (Bill 59)
  - first reading, 1521
- Rental housing - evictions
  - renovations, 1815
- Rental housing - tenant protections
  - general remarks, 888–889
- Resource Management and Safety Act, 2025 (Bill 27)
  - second reading, 1240, 1307, 1309–1312
- Respecting Workers in Health Care and in Related Fields Act, 2025 (Bill 69)
  - first reading, 2274
- Safer Municipalities Act, 2025 (Bill 6)
  - second reading, 410, 632–633, 647, 651
- School facilities - maintenance and repair
  - impact, 867
- Skills Development Fund
  - application approval process
    - conflict of interest, 1468
- Special economic zones
  - environmental protection, 876
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 40–42, 55, 59, 71, 177, 503
- Unhoused persons
  - encampments
    - removal, enforcement, 633
  - prosecution of
    - financial penalties, 647
- Walkerton E. coli outbreak (2000)
  - general remarks, 1815
- Wildland fire management
  - fire inspectors
    - powers
      - Indigenous communities, 1307, 1310
  - plans, 1311
- Working for Workers Seven Act, 2025 (Bill 30)
  - second reading, 1464, 1468, 1473–1474, 1482–1483
Gilmour, A. (NDP, Parkdale—High Park)
- Autism services
  - service capacity
    - treatment wait-list, 794–795
  - wait-time, 1575
- Budget 2025/2026
  - affordability, 962
  - child care, 964
  - climate change, 821, 962, 964
  - education, 963–964
  - general remarks, 962–963
  - health care, 963
  - housing, 963
  - post-secondary education, 964
  - social services, 964
- Budget speech 2025 (May 15, 2025),
  - responded to, 962–964
- Building a More Competitive Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 56)
  - third reading, 1788
- Child care - staff
  - compensation
    - impact on retention, 2536
- Children and youth in care
  - fatalities, 912
- Climate change
  - effects and impact of, 962
- Coroner's inquests
  - Culleton, Kuzyk & Warmerdam Inquest
    - jury recommendations, 2049
- Education
  - government strategy, 125–126
- Education funding
  - impact, 963
- Education funding - special education
  - general remarks, 963–964
- Emergency
  - definition, 1670
- Emergency management
  - climate change, 1669, 1672
  - social services, 1669–1670
- Emergency Management Modernization Act, 2025 (Bill 25)
  - second reading, 1669–1672
- Environmental protection
  - government strategy, 1136–1137
- French-language debates
  - Budget de l'Ontario de 2025 (15 mai 2025), 964
  - Loi de 2025 pour protéger l’Ontario en favorisant le libre-échange au Canada, projet de loi 2
    - deuxième lecture, 122, 124
- Gender-based violence
  - moments of silence, 2023
- Gender-based violence - prevention
  - Indigenous-led strategies
    - Moose Hide Campaign, 2049
- Government accountability and oversight
  - special economic zones, 701
- Government notices of motion
  - Committee sittings,
    - amendment,
      - responded to, 2048–2050
    - amendment to the amendment,
      - presented, 2050
- Hospitals - infrastructure
  - as nation-building, 570
- Housing development
  - government strategy, 124–125
- Immigrants - access to professions and trades
  - Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program
    - cancellations, 2149, 2324–2325
- Indigenous relations
  - government strategy, 280
- Intimate partner violence
  - epidemic declaration, 2049
    - stakeholder feedback, 2049
  - government report, writing and publication
    - French-language, 2048
    - writing responsibility, 2048
  - statistics, 2048–2049
- Intimate partner violence - victims
  - services, 2530
  - shelters and transitional housing
    - funding, 2479
- LGBTQ2S+ community
  - discrimination against, 177
- Members' inaugural speeches, 122–124
- Members' statements
  - BAND Gallery, 1508–1509
  - Dalai Lama, 1268
  - Government accountability, 701
  - Government policies, 2149
  - Riding of Parkdale–High Park, 148
  - They Walked These Streets, 2074–2075
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - Parkdale—High Park, 148
- Members'/ministers' personal narratives, 122–125
- Mental health and addictions services
  - access to, 964
- Mining industry
  - approvals and permits process
    - government strategy, 341
- Motions
  - House sittings, 1366
- Ontario Immigration Nominee Program (OINP)
  - work permit allocation, 1710
- Opposition day motions
  - Hospital funding,
    - responded to, 570
- Petitions
  - Addiction services, 1913
  - Affordable housing, 1654–1655
  - Education in funding, 1401
  - Endangered species, 1124
  - Gender-based violence, 2165
  - Government accountability, 1401–1402
  - Post-secondary education, 1655
  - Road safety, 1653
  - Social assistance, 163, 812, 1778
  - Tenant protection, 2163–2164
- Plan to Protect Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2025 (Bill 24)
  - second reading, 794–795, 821
- Protect Ontario by Securing Affordable Energy for Generations Act, 2025 (Bill 40)
  - second reading, 1880–1881
- Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
  - consultation, Indigenous, 1136–1137
  - second reading, 280, 340–342
  - time allocation motion,
    - responded to, 1136–1137
- Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 122–126
- Question period
  - Autism treatment
    - presented, 1575
  - Child and family services
    - presented, 912
  - Homelessness
    - presented, 776
  - Immigrants' skills
    - presented, 1710, 2324–2325
  - Special-needs students
    - presented, 319
- Rental housing
  - government strategy, 2434
- Ring of Fire development
  - Indigenous consultation and consent, 123
- Social services
  - staff
    - compensation, 2536
- Special economic zones
  - accountability and oversight, 342
  - and duty to consult, 341–342
  - general remarks, 340–341
  - government accountablity and oversight, 1136
- Speeding prevention
  - automated speed enforcement
    - impact, 1788
- Students - special needs
  - injuries and fatalities, 319
- Supporting Children and Students Act, 2025 (Bill 33)
  - second reading, 1754
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 177
- Time allocation motions
  - Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5),
    - responded to, 1136–1137
- Unhoused persons
  - encampments
    - government response, 962
  - government strategy, 776
  - Manitoba, 776
Glover, C. (NDP, Spadina—Fort York)
- Affordable housing
  - brain drain, impact on, 1010–1011
  - inclusionary zoning, 1009
  - non-market housing
    - government role in, 1012
- Artificial Intelligence (AI)
  - deepfake
    - impact on elections, 1092–1093
  - intimate images, distribution
    - children and youth, 1093
  - regulation, 1092
- Budget 2025/2026
  - business and employment, 1010
  - general remarks, 1009
  - health care, 1012
  - housing, 1010–1011
- Budget speech 2025 (May 15, 2025),
  - responded to, 1009–1013
- Building a More Competitive Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 56)
  - second reading, 1538–1539
  - third reading, 1794–1795
- Business - small and medium-sized
  - succession planning, 1012–1013
- Commercial tenancies
  - rent control, 1010
- Consumer protection
  - product labelling
    - domestic/international/interprovincial, 221–222
    - price increases, 222
- Coroner's inquests
  - Culleton, Kuzyk & Warmerdam Inquest
    - jury recommendations, 2127
- Cost of living
  - and privatization, 1010
- Craft breweries
  - government strategy, 232
- Economic conditions
  - general remarks, 221, 1795
- Employment
  - creation and loss, 1794
- Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act, 2025 (Bill 60)
  - second reading, 1810, 1813–1814
- Gender-based violence
  - femicide, 2127
  - general remarks, 2127
- Government accountability and oversight
  - personal phone use, Premier, 384
- Government finances
  - general remarks, 795
- Government orders
  - Committee sittings,
    - amendment to the amendment,
      - responded to, 2126–2129
- Health care
  - uninsured, 612
- Hospitals - by site
  - Haliburton Highlands Heath Services (HHHS) - Minden
    - emergency room closure, 702
- Hospitals - infrastructure
  - as nation-building, 570–571
- Housing development - municipal charges
  - development charges
    - role of, 1011–1013
- Housing policy
  - general remarks, 1011
- Housing supply
  - other jurisdictions, 1011, 1013
- Insurance industry
  - regulation of, 1010
- International trade - tariffs, United States
  - American partnerships, impact on
    - nuclear power generation, 301
- Intimate partner violence
  - culture, 2126–2127
  - epidemic declaration, 2128
  - government report, writing and publication
    - writing responsibility, 2128–2129
  - publication of data
    - Toronto Police Service, 2128
- Intimate partner violence - victims
  - barriers to leaving, 2127
- Israel-Hamas war
  - impact on civilian populations, 1340
- Light Rail Transit (LRT) - Eglinton Crosstown
  - delays, 1795
- Members' statements
  - Community Recognition Awards, 149
  - Conflict in Middle East, 1340
  - Halloween events in Spadina–Fort York, 1569
  - Homelessness, 2075
  - Hospital services, 702
- More Convenient Care Act, 2025 (Bill 11)
  - second reading, 741, 750
- New Democratic Party (NDP)
  - housing policy, 1794
- Nuclear generation facilities
  - Bruce Power
    - government funding, 300
- Nurses - temporary agencies
  - hiring
    - cost, 741
- Ontario Place - lease of, redevelopment agreements
  - cancellation, 93
  - Exhibition Place, 2160
  - Therme, 146, 1795
- Opposition day motions
  - Consumer protection,
    - responded to, 221–222
  - Hospital funding,
    - responded to, 570–571
- Peel Transition Implementation Act, 2025 (Bill 45)
  - second reading, 1962
- Petitions
  - Anti-racism activities, 1526–1527
  - Environmental protection, 1525
  - Government accountability, 1777–1778, 2037
  - Ontario Place, 96–97, 1778, 2164
  - Post-secondary education, 2035
  - Tenant protection, 2166
- Pharmacists and pharmacies
  - MedsCheck program
    - billing, 750
- Plan to Protect Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2025 (Bill 24)
  - second reading, 795, 898–899
- Plan to Protect Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2025 (No. 2) (Bill 68)
  - second reading, 2257
- Post-secondary education
  - athletes, appreciation, 1370
  - athletics programs
    - government funding, 1370–1371
- Primary Care Act, 2025 (Bill 13)
  - second reading, 612
- Private members' public business
  - Digital privacy protection,
    - responded to, 1092–1093
  - Homelessness Ends with Housing Act, 2025 (Bill 28)
    - second reading, 1551–1552
  - Ontario Artificial Intelligence, Talent and Innovation Strategy Act, 2025 (Bill 61)
    - second reading, 2398–2400
  - Ontario University Athletics Week Act, 2025 (Bill 22)
    - second reading, 1370–1371
- Protect Ontario by Securing Affordable Energy for Generations Act, 2025 (Bill 40)
  - second reading, 1880
- Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
  - second reading, 146, 288, 293, 300–301, 306
- Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 232, 242
  - third reading, 1105
- Question period
  - Government accountability
    - presented, 93, 384, 1215
  - Ontario Place
    - presented, 2160
  - Rent regulation
    - presented, 1652
- Resource Management and Safety Act, 2025 (Bill 27)
  - second reading, 1311
- Skills Development Fund
  - accountability and transparency, 2538
- Special economic zones
  - accountability and oversight, 1795
  - allocation
    - accountability and oversight, 288
  - government strategy, 306
  - Ontario Place, 1215
- Speeding prevention
  - automated speed enforcement, 1795
    - statistics, 1538–1539
- Supporting Children and Students Act, 2025 (Bill 33)
  - second reading, 1700, 1759
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 62
- Wildland fire management
  - government funding, 1311
- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
  - reform, 242
Gretzky, L. (NDP, Windsor West)
- Affordable housing
  - government strategy, 2395
- Autism services
  - wait-list, 836
- Automotive industry - employment
  - government strategy, 491–492
- Budget 2025/2026
  - health care, 835
    - public vs. private, 835
  - social services
    - financial assistance, 836
- Canadian Hearing Services
  - labour disputes, 806
- Child welfare services
  - government funding, 1577
- Children's aid societies (CASs)
  - budget deficits, 836
  - government strategy, 1757–1758
- Economic conditions
  - by region
    - Windsor, 2196, 2326
- Education funding - special education
  - general remarks, 840
- Employment
  - government strategy, 1390
  - rate of, 836
- Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act, 2025 (Bill 60)
  - second reading, 1862–1863, 1865–1866
  - third reading, 2394–2395
- Gender-based violence
  - femicide, 2047
- Government notices of motion
  - Committee sittings,
    - responded to, 2045–2047
    - amendment,
      - presented, 2047–2048
- Health care funding
  - per capita, 835
- Health care system
  - government strategy, 674
- Highways and roads - construction and expansion
  - government strategy, 264
- Intimate partner violence
  - epidemic declaration, 2024, 2045–2047, 2147
  - government report, writing and publication
    - French-language, 2047–2048
    - writing responsibility, 2046
  - government response, 838
- Intimate partner violence - victims
  - shelters and transitional housing
    - funding, 2394
- Job creation and loss
  - Windsor West, 614
- Legislative procedure
  - parliamentary calendar, 2394
- Members' statements
  - Domestic violence, 2147
  - Government accountability, 1341
  - Labour dispute, 1266–1267
  - Riding of Windsor West, 614, 1569
- Mental health and addictions
  - government strategy, 836
- Motions
  - House sittings, 1367
- Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP)
  - access, barriers, 836
- Persons with disabilities
  - services for
    - labour disputes, 264–265
- Plan to Protect Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2025 (Bill 24)
  - second reading, 835–836, 838–839
- Plan to Protect Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2025 (No. 2) (Bill 68)
  - second reading, 2313
- Primary Care Act, 2025 (Bill 13)
  - second reading, 674, 677
- Protect Ontario by Cutting Red Tape Act, 2025 (Bill 46)
  - second reading, 2195–2196
- Public health
  - government funding, 835
  - measles
    - government strategy, 835
- Question period
  - Automotive industry
    - presented, 491–492
  - Labour dispute
    - presented, 264–265, 806
  - Social services
    - presented, 1577
  - Unemployment
    - presented, 1390
  - Windsor economy
    - presented, 2326–2327
- Rental housing
  - and social assistance recipients, 1862
- Rental housing - tenant protections
  - unit conditions, 1866
- Strong mayor system
  - general remarks, 1341
- Supporting Children and Students Act, 2025 (Bill 33)
  - second reading, 1757–1758, 1760
- Transportation infrastructure development
  - government strategy, 264
- Unhoused persons
  - government strategy, 836
  - prosecution of, 836
- Volunteers
  - appreciation for, 2668
- Water treatment infrastructure
  - municipal service corporations
    - public ownership, 1863, 1865
- Working for Workers Seven Act, 2025 (Bill 30)
  - second reading, 1420
- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
  - staff
    - labour dispute, 1266–1267
Grewal, H.S. (PC, Brampton East)
- Emergency Management Modernization Act, 2025 (Bill 25)
  - second reading, 1617
- Highway 413
  - government strategy, 773
- Highways and roads
  - traffic congestion
    - government strategy, 90–91, 320–321, 773
- Highways and roads - construction and expansion
  - Highway 413, 977
- Highways and roads - maintenance and repair
  - Gardiner Expressway, 2030
- Highways and roads - safety
  - regulations
    - fines and penalties, 2611
- Members' statements
  - Government investments, 83, 766
  - Peel Memorial Hospital, 2075
- Private members' public business
  - Vehicle procurement,
    - presented, 2003–2005
    - responded to, 2009
- Question period
  - Public transit
    - responded to, 622
  - Road safety
    - responded to, 1391–1392
  - Transportation infrastructure
    - responded to, 90–91, 264, 320–321, 773, 977, 2030
- Speeding prevention
  - automated speed enforcement, 1391–1392
- Transit - construction and expansion
  - government strategy, 622
Gualtieri, S. (PC, Mississauga East—Cooksville)
- Economic development
  - government strategy, 1455–1456
- Emergency Management Modernization Act, 2025 (Bill 25)
  - second reading, 1659
- Highway 413
  - government strategy, 773
- Highways and roads
  - traffic congestion
    - government strategy, 90, 772
- Housing
  - government strategy, 1711–1712
- Members' inaugural speeches, 171–172
- Members' statements
  - Community safety town hall, 2358–2359
  - Events in Mississauga East–Cooksville, 425–426, 969, 1833
  - ProAction Cops & Kids, 20
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - Mississauga East–Cooksville, 172–173
- Members'/ministers' personal narratives, 171–174
- Question period
  - Housing
    - presented, 1711–1712
  - International trade
    - presented, 1455–1456
  - Transportation infrastructure
    - presented, 90, 772–773
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 170–174
- Women
  - in leadership roles, 173

Last updated Tuesday, December 02, 2025

House speaker index

Letter: G

Gallagher Murphy, D. (PC, Newmarket—Aurora)

Gates, W. (NDP, Niagara Falls)

Gélinas, F. (NDP, Nickel Belt)

Gilmour, A. (NDP, Parkdale—High Park)

Glover, C. (NDP, Spadina—Fort York)

Gretzky, L. (NDP, Windsor West)

Grewal, H.S. (PC, Brampton East)

Gualtieri, S. (PC, Mississauga East—Cooksville)