Committee subject index
Letter: C
Cabinet ministers
Caisse populaires.
see Credit unions and caisse populairesCambridge Memorial Hospital
Canada-Ontario Immigration Agreement
Canadian Charter or Rights and Freedoms
Canadian Federation of Students.
see also Students - post-secondary- membership decertification
- Piccini, F679
- membership decertification
Cancer Care Ontario,
and health care system reform (see also Ontario Health–agencies transferred under)- general remarks
- Elliott, E31–E32
- and health care system reform
- Gélinas, SP289, SP298, SP371–SP372, SP376
- Kusendova, SP289
- Mamakwa, SP286
- Martin, SP288, SP299–SP300
- transfer to Ontario Health ( see Ontario Health—agencies transferred under)
- general remarks
Cancer screening programs
- government funding
- Gélinas, E13
- government funding
Cancer treatment
- private clinics, delivery in
- Gélinas, P85–P86
- radiation therapy
- take-home medication
- private clinics, delivery in
Cannabis
Cannabis consumption.
see also Smoking; VapingCannabis consumption - location restrictions.
see also Cannabis loungesCannabis consumption - youth.
see also Cannabis retailers—age verificationCannabis legalization
Cannabis lounges
Cannabis - medicinal
Cannabis producers
Cannabis production
Cannabis - public education
- content
- federal campaign
- Surma, P55
- geared to parents
- geared to youth ( see Cannabis consumption - youth—education campaigns)
- Harden, SP85
- general remarks
- Begum, SP76
- implementation timeline
- Surma, P55
Cannabis - regulatory framework
Cannabis retail
- access points
- Arthur, F850
- convenience store conversion
- location restrictions
- buffer zones
- Martin, SP21
- buffer zones
- market competition
- marketing and display
- municipal opt-out, impact of
- Babikian, SP79
- online sales
- by private entities
- Singh, S., SP27
- by private entities
- online services
- on-reserve
- product availability
- Skelly, F849
- product education
- Piccini, F849
- public model
- recreational, limits on
- staff training
- Begum, SP79
- wholesale and distribution
- by private entities
- Singh, S., SP27
- by private entities
- access points
Cannabis retail - licensing
Cannabis retail - Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS)
Cannabis retail - physical stores
Cannabis retail - sale to youth, prevention.
see also Cannabis consumption - youth—access to, preventionCannabis retailers
Cannabis Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 36)
- Babikian, SP13, SP20, SP30, SP33, SP36, SP51–SP52, SP70, SP72, SP79
- Begum, SP4, SP8, SP10, SP15, SP17, SP22–SP23, SP27, SP33–SP34, SP40, SP43, SP49, SP52, SP60, SP63, SP67, SP75–SP76, SP79, SP82
- Fee, SP13–SP14, SP20, SP27, SP78–SP79
- Martin, SP5, SP11, SP21, SP23–SP24, SP44, SP46, SP57, SP60, SP63–SP64, SP73, SP76, SP82–SP83
- Park, SP7, SP11, SP14, SP26, SP30, SP32–SP34, SP39–SP40, SP43–SP44, SP49, SP52, SP57–SP59, SP66–SP67, SP72, SP83
- Sabawy, SP5, SP18, SP33, SP37, SP39–SP40, SP49, SP64, SP79
- Singh, S., SP4–SP5, SP8, SP10, SP14–SP17, SP21–SP23, SP27, SP29–SP30, SP34, SP36, SP41–SP43, SP46–SP47, SP49, SP53, SP56–SP57, SP61–SP63, SP67, SP69–SP70, SP73–SP74, SP80
- Triantafilopoulos, SP7, SP17–SP18, SP33, SP37, SP46, SP50, SP59–SP60, SP70, SP77
- amendments
Cannabis users
- destigmatization of
- Singh, S., SP29
- mental health and addictions treatment
- and mental illness
- product education ( see under Cannabis retail)
- purchasing patterns of
- Singh, S., SP74
- research on ( see under Cannabis consumption)
- stigmatization, in racialized populations
- Singh, S., SP61
- use of recreational cannabis for medicinal purposes
- Singh, S., SP41
- destigmatization of
Cap and Trade Cancellation Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
- Arthur, G14–G15, G17, G20–G21, G29, G34–G35, G38, G47, G50
- Bell, G8, G11, G15, G17, G20, G23–G25, G39, G42–G43, G47–G48, G50–G51, G79
- Coe, G5–G6, G23
- Glover, G71, G76, G78–G79
- Hoggarth, G6, G20, G31–G32, G44, G65
- Khanjin, G8, G23, G32, G35–G36, G46–G47, G54, G62–G63, G68, G72, G75
- Kramp, G10–G11, G26–G27, G38, G56, G58–G59
- Kusendova, G14, G28–G29, G50, G77–G78
- Sandhu, G14, G16–G17, G31, G72
- Schreiner, G7, G11–G13, G17–G20, G24, G26, G28, G33, G35, G37–G38, G43, G45, G53–G55, G60, G64–G65, G69, G71, G74–G75, G79
- Tabuns, G4–G5, G9, G11, G25–G26, G29–G30, G32, G34, G39, G43, G53, G56–G57, G59, G61–G62, G65–G66, G68–G69, G75
- amendments
Cap-and-trade
Cap-and-trade cancellation
Cap-and-trade cancellation - economic impact
Cap-and-trade - economic impact
Cap-and-trade - environmental impact
Capital gains
Carbon pricing
Carbon pricing - federal carbon tax
Carbon pricing - other jurisdictions
Carbon sequestration technology
Carbon tax - federal
Carding
Career colleges.
see Private career collegesCarillion
- performance outcomes
- hospital construction
- French, E247–E248
- hospital construction
- performance outcomes
Carillion Canada
Cedarwood Lodge.
see under Long-term-care facilities—by facilityCell service
- availability of
- Scott, E230–E231
- economic impact
- Scott, E245
- emergency service connections ( see Emergency services)
- infrastructure ( see Telecommunications infrastructure)
- availability of
Cement industry
Centre for Addictions and Mental Health (CAMH)
- beds, new
- Lecce, E28
- beds, new
Centres of excellence
Cervid populations
- chronic wasting disease
- Harris, G542
- chronic wasting disease
Chair quoting
Chair's statements
- amendments
- commenting on member's attendance, P268
- committee process
- clause-by-clause review, SP324
- public disclosure of documents re: Ontario's Fair Hydro Plan, FT135–FT136
- subcommittee reports, T5
- debate
- repetition in, F899
- division of time
- intended appointees, A166
- imputing motive, F903
- intended appointments
- questions must be relevant to the intended appointee, A165
- interrupting deputees, E97
- motions
- order and decorum of debate, F418
- orders of the House cannot be overruled by unanimous consent, SP437
- points of order
- public observers
- participation in hearings, F13
- questions
- allowing delegate to answer, G427
- questions to ministries re estimates
- deadline for answering, E45
- reading verbatim, F905–F906
- recess, requesting, F892, F904, F911
- referring answers to questions, E85
- referring to members by role or riding, E92
- speaking through the Chair, F874, F899, F903, F909, G381, G389, G397, G418, G472, G485, G555, SP438
- speaking to the topic, F874, F908, F910, SP438
- time rotations, E247
- unparliamentary language, F903, F910, F926
- voting
- written submissions
- dissemination of, F3
Changing Workplaces Review (2015-2016).
see also Fair Workplaces, Better Jobs Act, 2017, S.O. 2017, c. 22Charities and non-profits
Chemistry industry.
see also BusinessChief Medical Officer of Health
- reporting requirements
- Gélinas, P58
- reporting requirements
Child and youth advocacy centres
Child and youth mental health care
Child care
- access to
- Skelly, G174
- affordability of
- CARE tax credit
- Childcare Access and Relief from Expenses (CARE)
- Lecce, E80
- economic impact
- Arthur, F965–F966
- financial assistance
- government advisory groups
- government funding ( see also Municipal governments—provincial funding transfer adjustment)
- government strategy
- home-based
- impact on workforce participation
- infants
- and private operators
- Shaw, F469
- and private operators
- northern and rural Ontario
- parental choice
- Parsa, G162
- private vs. public
- Shaw, F695
- regulation of
- Shaw, F774
- in school facilities
- Harris, F525
- spaces
- spaces, new
- spaces, shortage
- Cho, S., E115–E116
- wage enhancement grant
- access to
Child care by independent providers
Child care providers
Child care - regulations
- compliance and enforcement
- Kusendova, G162
- compliance and enforcement
Child care - regulatory reform
Children's treatment centres.
see Developmental servicesChiropractic care
- government funding
- Hatfield, F516
- government funding
Chronic disease prevention.
see also Public health- impact on hospital overcrowding
- in Indigenous communities ( see also Indigenous communities - health)
- in newcomer communities
- Parsa, P125
- and obesity
- and physical activity
- Gélinas, P137
- programs
- research
- target risk factors ( see also Smoking)
- through policy development ( see also Public health—Health in All Policies (HiAP))
- Wai, P66
Chronic disease prevention programs
Civil servants
Class sizes
- adjustment
- cap on
- general remarks
- Stiles, E125–E126
- kindergarten ( see under Kindergarten)
- general remarks
- as collective bargaining topic
- consultation on ( see Education reform—consultation process)
- impact on student mental health
- Stiles, E96–E97
- primary grades
- Lecce, E112–E113
Clean technology
Climate change
- causes of
- as climate emergency
- Shaw, F913
- economic impact
- effect on agriculture industry
- effect on forest industry
- Shaw, F290
- effect on health
- extreme weather due to
- government strategy
- impact on energy infrastructure
- impact on municipal infrastructure
- Harden, SP142
- impact on tourism industry
- Arthur, F939
- impact on vulnerable populations
- and insurance industry
Climate change mitigation
Coal-powered electricity generation
- ban on
- impact on health
- Khanjin, G455
- impact on health
- ban on
Code Red project (Hamilton)
- Morrison, P56
College of Midwives of Ontario.
see also MidwivesColleges
Colleges and universities
- administrative compensation
- Fife, F67
- capital infrastructure
- education pathways portals
- Downey, F692
- faculty employment models
- free speech policy
- Stiles, A140
- government funding ( see Education funding - post-secondary)
- nursing programs
- Bailey, G538
- performance measurement
- student-to-instructor ratio
- Glover, F713
- administrative compensation
Colleges of applied arts and technology (CAATs)
Coloured fuel
- authorized use
- enforcement, cost of
- Downey, F579
- enforcement, cost of
- authorized use
Commercial construction
- mass timber building
- Roberts, F346
- mass timber building
Committee members
Committee on the Status of Species at Risk (COSSARO)
- membership qualifications
- Burch, JP174
- Des Rosiers, JP173–JP174
- membership qualifications
Committee procedure.
see also Chair's statements- amendments
- standing down vs. withdrawal of
- Martow, F58
- unanimous consent
- Gélinas, SP436–SP437
- standing down vs. withdrawal of
- clause-by-clause review
- debating previous vote items
- Piccini, F904
- division of time
- intended appointees
- Bouma, A166
- intended appointees
- divisions (recorded votes)
- imputing motive
- intended appointees
- minister's right to refer
- Lecce, E85
- motions
- private bills
- public disclosure of documents re: Ontario's Fair Hydro Plan
- Baber, FT137, FT140
- Fife, FT135–FT139, FT145–FT146
- Romano, FT135–FT140, FT145
- Shaw, FT137, FT140
- Vanthof, FT136–FT137, FT139, FT145–FT146
- questioning witnesses
- Stevens, G397
- questions
- allowing delegate to answer
- Fife, G427
- allowing delegate to answer
- questions to ministries re estimates
- recess, requesting
- Shaw, F892
- schedules and agendas
- speaking to the topic
- subcommittee meetings
- subcommittee recommendations
- subcommittee reports
- terms of reference
- time rotations
- Crawford, E247
- time warnings
- Shaw, G373
- translation services
- Gélinas, E75
- traveling committees
- location of
- Bouma, JP247–JP248
- Mamakwa, F395
- Singh, G., JP247–JP248
- location of
- amendments
Committee process
Committee witnesses
Community health centres (CHCs)
Community housing
Community organizations
- equity support oganizations
- funding sources
- Skelly, F953
- funding sources
- equity support oganizations
Community safety
Community Transportation Grant Program
Comprehensive Ontario Police Services Act, 2019 (Bill 68)
- Andrew, JP12
- Baber, JP8, JP12
- Babikian, JP15, JP34
- Crawford, JP30
- Dunlop, JP29
- Lindo, JP9, JP11, JP16, JP21, JP23, JP27, JP31, JP33–JP34, JP36–JP37, JP39, JP43
- Park, JP5–JP6, JP8, JP15, JP20–JP21
- Sarkaria, JP5, JP7–JP8, JP12–JP15, JP18–JP20, JP24, JP26, JP31, JP36, JP40, JP42
- Singh, S., JP4–JP5, JP11, JP18, JP29, JP34, JP40, JP42
- Yarde, JP4–JP5, JP8–JP9, JP11, JP15–JP18, JP21, JP23–JP24, JP26, JP28–JP29, JP31, JP33, JP36, JP39, JP42
- amendments
- Baber, JP83, JP94
- Babikian, JP53, JP59, JP62, JP74, JP76–JP77, JP89
- Des Rosiers, JP46, JP49, JP52, JP55, JP59, JP61, JP70–JP72
- Dunlop, JP54, JP61, JP63, JP69, JP71, JP76–JP77, JP80, JP85, JP88
- French, JP57–JP58
- Lindo, JP47, JP49–JP51, JP55, JP58–JP59, JP61–JP68, JP75, JP77, JP81–JP84, JP87, JP91–JP92
- Park, JP50–JP53, JP58, JP61–JP62, JP72, JP74–JP76, JP80, JP83, JP89
- Romano, JP52, JP59, JP63, JP69, JP72, JP74–JP82, JP85–JP89, JP93–JP96
- Sarkaria, JP46–JP49, JP53–JP54, JP56–JP57, JP60–JP62, JP64–JP66, JP69, JP71, JP73–JP76, JP78–JP79, JP81–JP82, JP84, JP86, JP92, JP95
- Singh, S., JP46, JP50–JP51, JP54–JP56, JP60–JP61, JP64–JP66, JP68, JP78–JP79, JP81–JP85, JP87, JP90–JP93, JP95
- Yarde, JP45–JP46, JP55, JP60–JP61, JP64–JP66, JP68, JP73, JP75–JP76, JP78–JP79, JP82–JP95
Connecting Links Program
Consent and Capacity Board (CCB)
Conservation authorities
- flood-plain mapping
- McDonell, JP142
- funding sources
- Fife, G436
- governance
- Hogarth, JP142
- mandatory programs
- authority to prescribe
- Burch, JP164–JP166
- Des Rosiers, JP166
- McDonell, JP165–JP167
- Taylor, JP167
- funding
- general remarks
- Burch, JP139
- Des Rosiers, JP141, JP150, JP164–JP166
- McDonell, JP164–JP167
- authority to prescribe
- non-mandatory programs
- municipal financing
- McDonell, JP165–JP167
- Taylor, JP167
- municipal financing
- role in protection of Great Lakes
- Burch, JP165
- flood-plain mapping
Constitution Act, 1867
Construction industry
- and carbon emissions reduction
- Arthur, F793–F794
- and carbon emissions reduction
Consumer protection
Consumption and treatment services
Consumption and treatment services - sites
Controlled substances.
see also Prescription drugs- safe consumption sites ( see Consumption and treatment services)
Convenience stores
Co-operative housing
- definition of
- Skelly, F209
- definition of
Corporations
- investor protection
- Shaw, F776–F777
- investor protection
Correctional facilities
Cost of living
Court administration - jury selection process
- indigenous representation
- Skelly, F746–F747
- indigenous representation
Credit unions and caisse populaires
- competition with banks
- Shaw, F391
- general remarks
- Shaw, F565
- legislative reform ( see under Credit Unions and Caisses Populaires Act, 1994, S.O. 1994, c. 11)
- loan services
- and affordable housing
- Shaw, F392
- and affordable housing
- regulatory environment
- Shaw, F565
- revenue generation
- Shaw, F565
- staff
- community involvement
- Downey, F393
- community involvement
- terminology restrictions
- Shaw, F391
- competition with banks
Credit unions and caisses populaires
Credit Unions and Caisses Populaires Act, 1994, S.O. 1994, c. 11
Crisis services.
see also Mental health services- access to
- Natyshak, A166
- for children and youth ( see under Mental health services - children and youth)
- mobile crisis teams
- Elliott, E14
- for victims of gender-based violence ( see Gender-based violence—victim support services)
- access to
Crown Forest Sustainability Act, 1994, S.O. 1994, c. 25
Crown lawyers
Culture industries
- tax credits for
- Sabawy, F938
- tax credits for
Curriculum
Curriculum reform
Curriculum - Truth and Reconciliation