Letter: B
Babikian, A. (PC, Scarborough—Agincourt)
- Highway construction and expansion
- Gardiner Expressway, HE239
- Integrity Commissioners - provincial
- relationship with local, HE22
- Legislative process
- regulations, PH21
- Municipal Accountability Act, 2025 (Bill 9), HE9, HE22, HE27, HE40, HE52
- Municipal councillors
- Municipal councillors - removal
- Municipal staff
- whistle-blowers, HE22
- Protect Ontario by Cutting Red Tape Act, 2025 (Bill 46)
- amendments, HE357
- Highway construction and expansion
Bailey, R. (PC, Sarnia—Lambton)
- Appointments to agencies/boards/commissions/etc
- Council of the College of Early Childhood Educators, A60
- Council of the College of Opticians of Ontario, A28
- Custody Review Board, A8
- Health Services Appeal and Review Board, A24
- Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning board of governors, A49
- Landloard and Tenant Board, A53, A64
- Landlord and Tenant Board, A94
- Office for Victims of Crime, A84
- Ontario College of Art and Design University board of governors, A41–A42
- Social Benefits Tribunal, A88
- Wilfrid Laurier University board of governors, A18
- Budget 2026
- pre-budget consultations, F538
- Municipal Accountability Act, 2025 (Bill 9), HE11–HE12
- implementation, HE11
- Appointments to agencies/boards/commissions/etc
Begum, D. (NDP, Scarborough Southwest)
- Appointments to agencies/boards/commissions/etc
- Business - small- and medium-sized
- government strategy, F18
- Economic conditions
- productivity, F17–F18
- Interprovincial trade
- Labour policy
- Light Rail Transit (LRT) - Eglinton Crosstown
- delays, HE226–HE228
- Motions.
- committee meetings re: intended appointments during summer adjournment
- responded to, A32–A33
- committee meetings re: intended appointments during summer adjournment
- Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
- amendments, IN152–IN155
- Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2), F17–F18, F28–F29, F34–F35, F37–F38, F54–F55
- Public transit
- construction costs, HE235
- Skilled trades
- government strategy, F18
- Transit infrastructure development - public-private partnerships (P3s)
- Deutsche Bahn
- accountability and transparency, HE240
- Deutsche Bahn
- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
- surplus funds
- employer return, F18
- surplus funds
Bell, J. (NDP, University—Rosedale)
- Affordable housing
- Habitat for Humanity, F194–F195
- Agencies, boards and commissions
- Agriculture industry
- government strategy, F203–F204
- Alcohol retail - expansion
- impact on government revenue, F121–F122
- Auditor General of Ontario
- reports
- Oversight of Access to Primary Care (2025), F240
- reports
- Autism services
- wait-list, F221
- Budget 2026
- Business
- government funding
- Protecting Ontario Account, F128–F129
- government funding
- Business - taxation
- small business tax rate, F186
- Cabinet Office
- Child care
- government strategy, F405
- Colleges and universities
- Committee process
- estimates, F149
- Consumption and treatment services
- and overdose prevention, F204
- Doctors
- administrative responsibilities, F312
- Education
- Electric vehicles - charging stations
- access, F204
- Engineering services
- provincial procurement
- government strategy, F223–F224
- provincial procurement
- Fiscal policy
- Forestry industry
- local procurement, F406
- Government accountability and transparency
- freedom of information requests, F142–F144
- Government advertising
- Government debt and deficit
- general remarks, F112–F113
- Health care - government funding, F197
- Health care - primary care
- Home and community care
- Home ownership
- HST rebates, F366
- Hospitals - budgets
- deficits, F194
- Hospitals - by site
- Brockville General Hospital, F300
- Hospitals - capital projects
- government funding, F198
- Housing
- Human trafficking - victims
- supports
- minors, F254
- supports
- Immunization
- vaccines
- made in Ontario, F216
- vaccines
- Indigenous communities - mental health and addictions services
- general remarks, F318
- Infrastructure development
- municipal, F114
- Intimate partner violence - victims
- services, F300–F301
- Long-term care - accountability and oversight
- general remarks, F386
- Medical laboratory technologists
- shortage, F396
- Mental health and addictions services
- Minimum wage
- increase, F365
- Municipal infrastructure - Brockville
- and property tax increases, F292
- Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC)
- review, F120–F121
- Office of the Premier
- Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP)
- billing, F312, SP240
- Ontario Treasury Board Secretariat (TBS)
- audit process, F168–F169
- Ontario Works (OW)
- benefit rates
- clawback, F365
- benefit rates
- Post-secondary education - international students
- reduction
- economic impact, F377
- reduction
- Public libraries
- safety in, F328
- Regulatory reform
- cost savings, F151–F152
- Rental housing - tenant protections
- general remarks, F365
- Reports referred to committee
- School board trustees
- general remarks, F224
- Senior citizens
- government supports, F337
- Sexual violence and harassment - victims
- services and supports
- minors, F254–F255
- services and supports
- Skills Development Fund
- Skills Development Fund - beneficiaries
- Get A-Head
- forensic audit, F161–F162
- Get A-Head
- Supportive housing
- government funding, F317
- Unhoused persons
- Affordable housing
Bethlenfalvy, Hon. P. (PC, Pickering—Uxbridge)
- Alcohol retail - expansion
- Business
- Business investment
- government strategy, F116–F117
- Canadian Industrial and Technological Benefits (ITB) Policy
- general remarks, F118
- Cost of living
- affordability, F126–F127
- Cybersecurity
- employment opportunities, F117
- Employment
- creation and loss, F114–F115
- Fiscal policy
- Government debt and deficit
- Health care - government funding, F123–F124
- Infrastructure development
- Long-term care.
- government funding, F133–F134
- Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC)
- review, F120–F121
- Skills Development Fund
- accountability and transparency, F130
- Tobacco industry
- illicit sale
- government response, F125
- illicit sale
- Transportation infrastructure development
- government strategy, F135–F136
Blais, S. (LIB, Orléans)
- Consumer protection
- loyalty reward points
- government strategy, HE330–HE331, HE333–HE334, HE355, HE357–HE358
- time-based expiration, HE353–HE354, HE356HE353–HE354
- loyalty reward points
- Crown land - forests
- resource removal under non-forestry permits, HE362–HE363
- Integrity Commissioner of Ontario
- database of completed inquiries, HE189
- Integrity Commissioners - provincial
- oversight, HE68
- Municipal Accountability Act, 2025 (Bill 9), HE64, HE68, HE72–HE73, HE101–HE102, HE110
- amendments, HE178, HE180–HE189, HE191–HE196
- stakeholder consultations, HE193
- Municipal councillors
- Municipal councillors - removal
- Municipal governance
- bad-faith actors, removal of
- bad-faith complaints, HE183
- council vote, HE182, HE186–HE187, HE195–HE196
- independent judiciary, HE180–HE181, HE191–HE192
- penalties, power to impose, HE184, HE187, HE196
- standard investigation process, HE185
- time constraints, HE184–HE185, HE195
- integrity commissioners
- conflicts of interest, HE182
- bad-faith actors, removal of
- Municipal staff
- whistle-blowers, HE64
- Personal information
- Ministry of Red Tape Reduction, disclosure authority, HE364
- Protect Ontario by Cutting Red Tape Act, 2025 (Bill 46), HE330–HE331, HE333–HE334, HE345, HE348–HE349, HE351–HE358, HE362–HE366
- Sexual violence and harassment - children and youth
- Sexual violence and harassment - offenders
- Snowmobiles and snowmobiling
- economic impact, HE345–HE346
- trail network loss, HE346
- Consumer protection
Bouma, W. (PC, Brantford—Brant)
- Indigenous communities - economic development
- government strategy, JP58–JP59
- Indigenous communities - economic development
Bourgouin, G. (NDP, Mushkegowuk—James Bay)
- Consumer protection
- loyalty reward points, HE353
- Crown land - forests
- resource removal under non-forestry permits, HE330, HE333, HE351
- Indigenous consultation, HE332–HE333
- resource removal under non-forestry permits, HE330, HE333, HE351
- Forestry industry
- Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) certification, HE329
- government funding, IN375–IN377
- innovation initiatives
- government funding, IN388–IN389, IN396–IN398
- and United States tariffs, IN378, IN396
- French-language debates
- Loi de 2025 sur la responsabilité des municipalités, project de loi 9, HE89
- Projet de loi 5, Loi de 2025 pour protéger l’Ontario en libérant son économie
- amendments, IN160–IN161, IN168–IN171
- travaux du comité, IN3–IN4
- Hunting and angling - licensing
- moose tag lottery, IN390
- Integrity Commissioners - local
- Mining industry
- digital administration system
- claim processing, funding, IN326
- digital administration system
- Mining industry - Indigenous communities
- Ministry of Energy and Mines
- estimates (2025-2026), IN326–IN328
- Municipal Accountability Act, 2025 (Bill 9), HE63–HE64, HE74, HE82, HE89, HE103–HE104
- women in politics, impact, HE74
- Municipal councillors - removal
- Protect Ontario by Cutting Red Tape Act, 2025 (Bill 46), HE329–HE330, HE332–HE333
- amendments, HE351, HE353–HE356, HE359–HE362
- Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
- legal liability, IN328
- Standing Committee on the Interior
- Tourism
- northern Ontario, IN408
- Wildland firefighters
- from other jurisdictions
- cost, IN388
- from other jurisdictions
- Consumer protection
Bowman, S. (LIB, Don Valley West)
- Agencies, boards and commissions
- hiring freeze, F165–F166
- Alcohol retail - expansion
- Budget 2026
- Business investment
- government strategy, F116–F117
- Cabinet Office
- budget, F154
- Employment
- Fiscal policy
- tax reduction
- small business, F123
- tax reduction
- Government advertising
- Bulk Media Buy Program, F172
- Government debt and deficit
- general remarks, F130–F132
- Health care - government funding
- general remarks, F123–F124
- Non-profit organizations
- value-for-money, F534
- Office of the Premier
- Ontario Public Service (OPS)
- training programs, F164–F165
- Ontario Treasury Board Secretariat (TBS)
- audit process, F172
- Post-secondary education - funding
- program closures
- and labour market, F512–F513
- program closures
- Sexual violence and harassment - children and youth
- victim services
- government funding, F535
- victim services
- Skills Development Fund
- Supportive housing
- by region
- London, F520
- by region
- Agencies, boards and commissions
Brady, B.A. (Independent, Haldimand—Norfolk)
- Agriculture industry
- government strategy, F202
- Agriculture industry - support programs
- Airports
- government funding, F413
- Alternate-level-of-care (ALC) patients
- impact on hospital resources, F384
- Apprenticeships
- Autism services
- Budget 2026
- Business - small and medium-sized
- government strategy, F187
- Business - taxation
- Canadian Industrial and Technological Benefits (ITB) Policy
- general remarks, F117
- Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS)
- industrial incentives, F376
- Cement industry
- Colleges and universities
- Cybersecurity
- employment opportunities, F117
- Dental care
- government strategy, F330
- Dental hygienists
- labour mobility, F104
- Doctors
- administrative responsibilities, F245
- Doctors - primary care
- Early childhood educators (ECEs)
- recruitment and retention
- northern and rural Ontario, F404
- recruitment and retention
- Economic development
- industrial sites, registry, F82–F83
- Education
- technology, use, F225
- Education - special education services
- government funding, F395
- Engineering services
- general remarks, F226
- Fertility services
- and primary care practitioners, F523
- Film and television industry
- Forestry industry
- local procurement, F407
- Health care - primary care
- eastern Ontario, F298–F299
- Health care workers
- Home and community care
- Housing
- affordability, F327
- Housing development - municipal charges
- development charges, F367
- Human trafficking - victims
- identification, F253
- Immunization
- vaccines, F217
- International trade - tariffs, United States
- impact on agriculture industry, F75–F76
- Interprovincial trade
- alcohol industry
- direct-to-consumer, F53
- alcohol industry
- Labour policy
- Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB)
- administrative reform, F513
- Long-term care.
- Long-term care facilities
- wait-list, SP293
- Medical laboratory technologists
- shortage, impact, F392
- Mental health and addictions - children and youth
- government funding, F301–F302
- Mental health and addictions services
- government strategy, F520–F521
- Motions.
- estimates, assignment of ministries
- presented, F66–F67
- estimates, assignment of ministries
- Municipal infrastructure - Brockville
- government funding, F290
- Museums
- educational curriculum inclusion, F234
- Nanticoke industrial park
- employment zone
- and housing development, F83
- employment zone
- Non-profit organizations
- general remarks, F532
- Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP)
- billing, F307, SP242, SP259
- Ontario Works (OW)
- benefit rates
- clawback, F364
- benefit rates
- Parks
- Police services
- vulnerable sector checks, F529
- Post-secondary education
- tuition fee freeze, F516
- Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2), F8, F11, F16–F17, F19–F20, F33, F36, F45, F48, F53, F55–F56, F60
- amendments, F62–F63
- Real estate industry
- realtors
- accreditation process, F48
- realtors
- School board trustees
- role, F271–F272
- Schools
- Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs
- committee business,
- selection of estimates (2025-2026), F67
- committee business,
- Student nutrition programs
- Supportive housing
- government funding, SP350
- Teachers
- Tobacco industry
- Unhoused persons
- Kingston, F319
- Unhoused persons - support programs and services
- government funding, F347
- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
- surplus rebates, F96
- Agriculture industry
Burch, J. (NDP, Niagara Centre)
- Integrity Commissioner of Ontario
- Integrity Commissioners - provincial
- Motions.
- briefing, legislative building restoration project
- presented, PH15
- briefing, legislative building restoration project
- Municipal Accountability Act, 2025 (Bill 9), HE38–HE39, HE44–HE45, HE47–HE48, HE52–HE53, HE55
- amendments, HE177–HE184, HE187–HE191, HE193
- stakeholder consultations, HE193
- women in politics, impact, HE47–HE48, HE55
- Municipal councillors - removal
- Municipal governance
- bad-faith actors, removal of
- bad-faith complaints, HE183
- independent judiciary, HE180–HE181
- penalties, power to impose, HE184
- integrity commissioners
- conflicts of interest, HE182
- price of application, HE183–HE184, HE189
- bad-faith actors, removal of
- Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs