Letter: N

• National Housing Strategy (federal)

  • provincial allocation
    • Bell, HE1178–HE1179
    • Calandra, HE1177–HE1179
    • Wong-Tam, JP1129

• The National Action Plan to End Gender-Based Violence (Women and Gender Equality Canada) (2002)

  • general remarks
    • Wong-Tam, JP956

• Natural gas

  • cost
    • consumer protections
      • Gretzky, F184
  • leakage
    • Tabuns, IN687
  • use
    • Cuzzetto, IN688–IN689
    • Lecce, IN677
    • Shaw, IN587
    • Tabuns, IN677
    • as part of energy policy
      • Smith, T., IN407–IN408, IN410–IN411, IN415
      • Yakabuski, IN423

• Natural gas plants

  • capital projects
    • cost
      • Tabuns, IN16–IN17
    • federal regulations, impact of
      • Smith, T., IN241
      • Tabuns, IN241
    • greenhouse gas emissions
      • Schreiner, IN17–IN18
      • Tabuns, IN17
  • procurement processes
    • Smith, T., IN16–IN17

• Natural hazards

  • government strategy
    • Smith, G., IN31
  • long-term costs
    • Hsu, IN36
    • Smith, G., IN36

• New home construction industry

  • accessibility requirements
    • Bell, HE584
    • Clark, HE584
  • builder accountability
    • penalties and fines
      • Rasheed, JP43–JP44
  • consumer protection
    • Collard, F1539
    • Fraser, F2306–F2307
    • Harden, F1535, F2305–F2306
    • McCarthy, JP417
    • Pasma, F1538, F2308–F2309
    • Rae, HE471
    • Rakocevic, JP417, JP476
    • Saunderson, JP426–JP427, JP447–JP448
    • Skelly, F2307–F2308
    • administrative and regulatory authorities
      • Rakocevic, JP427
    • deposits
      • Blais, JP417
      • McCarthy, JP417
    • enforcement
      • Bell, HE287–HE288
      • McGregor, HE287
    • furnaces, use during construction
      • Blais, JP440
      • Rakocevic, JP436
    • government strategy
      • Riddell, JP43
    • new-home-buyer bill of rights
      • Blais, JP425
    • ombudsman, creation
      • Blais, JP426
    • purchases, cooling off period
      • Rakocevic, JP483
      • Riddell, JP483
  • employment
    • labour shortage
      • Holland, HE457
  • freehold homes
    • purchase agreements, cooling-off period
      • Clark, HE425, HE427
      • Smith, L., HE427

• Newcomers and refugees - resettlement

  • housing, access
    • Burch, F1205

• Niagara Escarpment

  • planning and development
    • notification methods
      • Gill, JP393
      • Stevens, JP392
  • protections
    • contravention prevention
      • government funding
        • Schreiner, IN361–IN362

• Niagara Escarpment Commission

  • governance
    • Byers, P151
  • members, conflict of interest
    • Burch, P152
  • oversight role
    • Burch, P159
  • representation
    • Burch, P151–P152
  • strategic plan
    • Burch, P153

• Niagara Escarpment Plan

  • compliance
    • McCarthy, P155
  • and Endangered Species Act, 2007, S.O. 2007, c. 6
    • Burch, P158
  • land use designation, amendments to
    • Byers, P154
    • process
      • Burch, P154
      • Skelly, P149–P151
      • Stevens, P157

• Niagara Region

  • chair, elected
    • Burch, HE903
  • regional government
    • Oosterhoff, HE855–HE856
    • and housing
      • Coe, HE905
    • representation
      • Burch, HE913
      • Stevens, HE916

• Niagara-on-the-Lake

  • history of
    • Gates, HE887

• Non-profit organizations

  • funding sources
    • Wong-Tam, F1054
  • fundraising initiatives
    • Bowman, F1056
  • general remarks
    • Kernaghan, F1671
  • government funding
    • Vaugeois, F1674
    • West, SP835
  • role
    • Barnes, F2198
    • Kernaghan, F2196–F2197
  • staff compensation
    • Kernaghan, F1670
  • staff recruitment and retention
    • Triantafilopoulos, F1053

• Northern Energy Advantage Program

  • allocation of funds
    • Leardi, IN345
    • Rickford, IN345–IN346
  • clean energy
    • incentivizing
      • Leardi, IN338–IN339
      • Rickford, IN339
  • general remarks
    • Rickford, IN332–IN333
  • government strategy
    • Leardi, IN339
    • Rickford, IN340
• Northern Ontario. see also specific policy areas
• Northern Ontario Heritage Fund. see also Moosonee
  • allocation of funds
    • Rickford, IN344–IN345
    • Smith, Dave, IN344
  • arts funding
    • Rickford, IN341
  • budget
    • Bourgouin, IN334
    • Rickford, IN334
  • programs
    • Rickford, IN30, IN332
  • promotion
    • to Indigenous communities
      • Bourgouin, IN334
      • Rickford, IN334–IN335
  • reform
    • general remarks
      • Smith, Dave, IN44–IN45
    • program streams
      • Rickford, IN44–IN45

• Northern Ontario Resource Development (NORD) Support Fund

  • allocation of funds
    • Bresee, IN346
    • Rickford, IN346
  • government funding
    • Rickford, IN333
  • highways and roads
    • industrial trucking, impact on
      • Rickford, IN343–IN344
      • Schreiner, IN343

• Northern Ontario School of Medicine

  • government funding
    • Quinn, SP1351

• Northern Ontario School of Medicine (NOSM)

  • role
    • Hogarth, F2149

• Not-for-profit organizations

  • role
    • Crawford, F565
    • Fife, F564
    • Kernaghan, F566

• Notice of security interests (NOSIs)

  • consumer protection
    • Coe, JP418, JP445
    • McCarthy, JP416, JP1139
    • Rakocevic, JP481, JP486–JP487, JP487
    • Riddell, JP487
    • cancellation, notification requirements
      • Rakocevic, JP487
    • regulation and enforcement
      • Rakocevic, JP1154
    • stakeholder consultation
      • McCarthy, JP416, JP418

• Nuclear energy industry

  • government expenditures
    • Lecce, IN581
    • Shaw, IN580–IN581
  • government strategy
    • Cuzzetto, IN688
    • Gallagher Murphy, IN706–IN707
    • Smith, T., IN20

• Nuclear energy - small modular reactors (SMRs)

  • cost
    • Lecce, IN582
    • Shaw, IN582
  • energy, cost
    • Schreiner, IN243
    • Smith, T., IN243–IN244
  • government strategy
    • Cuzzetto, IN585
    • Smith, T., IN242
    • Tabuns, IN242

• Nuclear energy - small modular reactors (SMRs), production

  • Darlington New Nuclear Project
    • Lecce, IN674
    • Smith, T., IN12
    • cost per kilowatt hour
      • Schreiner, IN18
    • federal-provincial agreement, terms
      • French, IN24–IN25
      • Smith, T., IN24–IN25
    • fuel source
      • Hsu, IN19
      • Smith, T., IN19
    • timeline
      • Hsu, IN18
      • Smith, T., IN18
  • general remarks
    • Crawford, P185
  • international partnerships
    • Crawford, P185
    • Lecce, IN674

• Nuclear generation facilities

  • government strategy
    • Lecce, IN680
  • Pickering
    • continued operation
      • Leardi, IN21
      • Lecce, IN674
      • Smith, T., IN12, IN21
  • refurbishment projects
    • Dixon, IN28, IN237–IN238
    • Lecce, IN679
    • Smith, T., IN238
    • economic impact
      • Smith, T., IN28

• Nuclear waste management

  • deep geological repositories
    • northern Ontario
      • Vaugeois, F1629

• Nurse practitioner-led clinics

  • dementia care
    • Vaugeois, SP1395
  • expansion programs
    • Gélinas, SP21
  • funding requests
    • Gélinas, SP21
    • assessment process
      • Gélinas, SP21
      • Jones, S., SP21
  • general remarks
    • Barnes, F2230–F2231
    • Bowman, F1569
    • Leardi, F2345–F2346
    • MacLeod, F1521
  • government funding
    • Fife, F2209–F2210
    • Harden, F1402
    • Hazell, F2345
    • Kernaghan, F2344
    • Rae, F2211
  • integrated care
    • Barnes, SP774–SP775
  • operational funding, requests
    • Bowman, F219
    • Gélinas, F218

• Nurse practitioners

  • access by region
    • Niagara-on-the-Lake
      • Gates, SP556–SP557, SP792–SP793
  • access, impact
    • Gélinas, F207
  • compensation
    • Kernaghan, F2229
    • Rae, F2228
  • employment
    • funding
      • Gélinas, F207
  • practice settings
    • Kernaghan, F2212
  • recruitment and retention
    • Byers, F1521
    • northern Ontario
      • Gélinas, F1572
• Nurses. see also Sexual assault nurse examiners
  • attrition, factors affecting
    • Clancy, SP1225
  • compensation
    • retention bonus
      • Jones, S., SP24
      • impact on retention
        • Shamji, SP24
    • wage parity
      • Gélinas, SP1222
      • Kernaghan, JP390
  • employment programs
    • Community Commitment Program for Nurses (CCPN)
      • Gélinas, SP31
    • funding
      • Gélinas, SP30–SP31
    • Nursing Graduate Guarantee
      • Gélinas, SP30
  • government strategy
    • Bowman, F345
  • internationally trained
    • registration process, timeline
      • Anand, F56–F57
    • support programs
      • Jones, S., SP168
  • professional scope
    • regulatory framework
      • Gélinas, SP284–SP285
      • Shamji, SP285
  • professions, types of
    • data collection and tracking
      • Gélinas, SP30
  • ratios, patient-to-nurse
    • Clancy, SP1226
  • shortage
    • Bowman, F56
    • Pasma, F1410
    • annual projections
      • Gretzky, SP262
    • economic impact
      • Fife, F636
    • factors causing
      • Andrew, SP1372
    • government strategy
      • Fife, F55
  • standards of care, guidelines
    • Gélinas, SP286
  • tuition supports, funding
    • Leardi, F1245
  • violence against
    • Kernaghan, F58
  • working conditions
    • impact on retention
      • Fife, F55
    • overtime, amount of
      • Gélinas, SP30

• Nurses - education and training

  • bridging programs
    • Gélinas, SP259
  • colleges
    • degree granting authority
      • Dunlop, SP59
  • education and recruitment programs
    • Learn and Stay grant
      • Dunlop, SP59
  • funding
    • Dunlop, SP50
  • funding streams
    • Dunlop, SP61
  • government strategy
    • Kusendova-Bashta, SP1344
    • Quinn, SP1345
  • mentoring
    • Gélinas, SP31
    • Jones, S., SP1221
  • stand-alone degree programs
    • Dunlop, SP689

• Nurses - recruitment and retention

  • factors affecting
    • Harden, F358–F359
  • general remarks
    • Anand, F56
    • Hazell, F1793
    • Jones, S., SP1225–SP1226
    • Kernaghan, F271
  • government strategy
    • Crawford, F510
    • Jordan, SP724
  • incentive programs
    • Triantafilopoulos, F416
  • initiatives
    • Triantafilopoulos, F54
  • northern and rural Ontario
    • Anand, F1412
    • Harden, F1412
  • program funding
    • Gélinas, SP558
  • support programs, outcome
    • regulation and enforcement, SP60

• Nurses - temporary agencies

  • hiring
    • Bowman, F1773–F1774
    • Clancy, SP1225
    • Fraser, F1444, F1491
    • Gretzky, F1236
    • Hazell, F1790
    • Jones, S., SP29, SP1225
    • cost
      • Gélinas, SP29
      • Shamji, SP24
    • impact on morale
      • Kernaghan, F1580
    • oversight mechanisms
      • Gates, SP171
  • northern and rural Ontario
    • Bowman, F1707–F1708
    • Smith, Dave, F2141–F2142
    • West, F1583
  • usage rate
    • Shamji, SP552
    • hospitals
      • Gélinas, SP558
      • Jones, S., SP552, SP558
  • wage premiums
    • Fife, F34, F55
    • Gates, SP760–SP761
    • Kernaghan, F902
    • impact of
      • Gates, SP750
    • northern Ontario
      • Gélinas, F234