Intervenant, lettre f, Index du Journal des débats de la Chambre des comités, législature 44, session 1

Index des intervenants

Letter: F

Fairclough, L. (LIB, Etobicoke—Lakeshore)
- Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement (CWELCC)
  - daily cost goal, P107
    - other jurisdictions, P108
  - digital service development
    - vs. extant digital services, P118–P119
  - extension
    - government strategy, P117
  - federal vs. provincial funding, P107
  - spaces created by
    - for-profit vs. not-for-profit, P117–P118
- Child care centres
  - Francophone access, P116
  - regional development, P108
    - needs-based, P109–P110
  - unused capacity, P109–P110
- Community surgical and diagnostic centres
  - procedure costs, comparative, SP18–SP19
- Consumption and treatment services
  - closures, by site
    - Parkdale Queen West Consumption and Treatment service, P38
- Early childhood educators (ECEs)
  - appointed (unregistered)
    - accountability, P119
- Health care - primary care
  - budget allocation, SP12
  - government strategy, SP12
  - Primary Care Action Plan
    - solo practitioners, SP26–SP27
  - team-based
    - rostering data tracking, SP26
- Health care services
  - billing structure
    - accountability and oversight, P48
- Health care workers
  - employment capacity
    - Financial Accountability Office reporting, SP10
- Home and community care
  - access
    - time after hospital discharge, SP25
- Hospitals - budgets
  - digital services, SP17–SP18
  - government strategy, SP11
- Long-term care.
  - behavioural special units (BSUs), SP93
  - government funding, SP85, SP92–SP94
  - hours of care, SP86
- Long-term care - beds, development and redevelopment
  - general remarks, SP85
- Long-term care facilities
  - construction, SP86–SP87
  - key performance indicators, SP94
- Mental health and addictions services
  - Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART) Hubs
    - evaluation strategy, P38–P39, SP26
    - funding model, P48–P49, SP25–SP26
    - implementation, P38
    - policy development, P37, P39
  - Ontario Structures Psychotherapy, SP10
  - Rapid Access Addiction Medicine (RAAM)
    - data reporting, P46–P47
- Mental health and addictions services - children and youth
  - access, P11–P12
    - coordination, P21
  - community-based
    - accreditation, P21
  - concurrent disorders, P14, P20
  - evaluation, P12
  - government strategy, P13
  - unspent funds recovery, P22–P23
- Ministry of Health
  - estimates (2025-2026), SP10–SP12, SP17–SP20, SP25–SP27
    - federal funding and conditions, SP19
    - Financial Accountability Office projections, SP10
- Naloxone kits
  - pharmacy reimbursement, P47–P48
- Ontario Place - lease of, redevelopment agreements
  - Auditor General's recommendations, P64
  - call for development
    - neutrality requirements, P55–P56
    - process used, P54–P55
    - site-wide vs. multi-partner solutions, P65–P66
    - time allotments, P55
    - Triple Five, P56
  - public consultations
    - impact, P64
  - Therme
    - provisions for ceasing of operations, P57
    - submission ranking, P66
  - Treasury Board submissions
    - Ministry of Infrastructure staff training, P56–P57
- Ontario Place - redevelopment
  - oversight, P64–P65
  - parking, P66–P67
  - transparency, overall process, P65
- Ontario Science Centre
  - relocation, Ontario Place
    - timelines, P64
- Opioid addiction
  - government response
    - policy development, P37
  - narcotics monitoring system, P46
- Reports referred to committee
  - 2024 Performance Audit: Ontario Place Redevelopment, P54–P57, P64–P67
  - 2025 Performance Audit: Canada-wde Early Learning and Child Care Program, P107–P110, P116–P120
  - 2025 Performance Audit: Community-Based Child and Youth Mental Health Program, P11–P14, P20–P23
  - 2025 Performance Audit: Implementation of Oversight of Ontario's Opioid Strategy, P37–P39, P46–P49
  - 2025 Performance Audit: Skills Development Fund Training Stream, P85–P88, P95–P99
- Skills Development Fund
  - accountability and transparency
    - internal processes, P86–P87, P96
  - application approval process
    - approved low-ranking applicants, P85–P86, P95–P96
    - ministerial power, P86–P87
    - rejected high-ranking applicants, P86–P87
    - risk assessment, P96–P98
  - assessment criteria, change, P97
  - outcome evaluation
    - low-ranked vs. high-ranked applications, P98
    - value-for-money, P98
Fedeli, Hon. V. (PC, Nipissing)
- Automotive industry - investments
  - general remarks, F81–F82
- Business - small and medium-sized
  - government strategy, F70–F71
- Canadian Free Trade Agreement
  - party-specific exemptions
    - removal, F3–F4
- Economic conditions
  - government strategy, F69–F70
- Economic development
  - industrial sites, registry, F82–F83
- Employment
  - creation/loss, F72
- Government finances
  - revenue generation, F8
- Innovation and technology industry
  - government funding, F81
  - in post-secondary institutions, F74–F75
  - Regional Innovation Centres, F74
- International trade missions
  - cost, F79–F80
- International trade - tariffs, United States
  - general remarks, F7, F84
  - government strategy, F8–F9, F77–F78
  - impact on agriculture industry, F76
  - impact on automotive industry, F76
  - Protect Ontario Financing Program, F73, F76–F77
- Interprovincial trade
  - alcohol industry, F5
    - direct-to-consumer, F3–F4
  - barriers
    - impact, F4
  - facilitation, F10
    - impact, F6
  - government strategy, F5
  - mutual recognition of goods and services, F3–F5
  - and national economy, F4
- Labour policy
  - interprovincial mobility, F5
    - and recruitment and retention, F9–F10
    - statistics, F4
- Nanticoke industrial park
  - employment zone
    - and housing development, F83
- Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2), F3–F11
  - impact
    - evaluation strategy, F10–F11
- Skills Development Fund
  - accountability and transparency, F82
Fife, C. (NDP, Waterloo)
- Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA)
  - party-specific exemptions
    - in other jurisdictions, F52
- Court administration - criminal
  - sexual assault cases, JP74
- Economic conditions
  - general remarks, F6–F7
- Employment
  - creation/loss, F72
  - rate of, F15
- Environmental protections
  - government strategy, IN3
- Indigenous relations
  - duty to consult, IN3
- International trade - tariffs, United States
  - Protect Ontario Financing Program, F73
- Interprovincial trade
  - facilitation
    - impact, F26
  - tourism industry, F51–F52
- Labour policy
  - interprovincial mobility
    - government strategy, F43–F44
    - and recruitment and retention, F9–F10, F14–F15, F44, F46
    - safety regulations, F7, F26, F61
    - sectors affected, insurance, F51
- Land theft
  - Caledon, JP80
- Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB)
  - hearings
    - virtual vs. in-person, JP81
- Lydia's Law (Accountability and Transparency in the Handling of Sexual Assault Cases), 2024 (Bill 189)
  - legislative process, JP73–JP74
- Mining industry - Indigenous communities
  - duty to consult, IN142–IN143
- Ministry of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade
  - housing, role in, F9
- Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
  - amendments, IN141–IN143, IN146–IN147
  - committee procedure
    - closed sessions, IN3
  - legal challenges, cost, JP75
- Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2), F6–F7, F9–F10, F14–F15, F26–F27, F43–F44, F51–F52, F59
  - amendments, F60–F64
- Real estate industry
  - realtors
    - ability to incorporate, F47
- Standing Committee on Justice Policy
  - committee business
    - selection of estimates (2025-2026), JP3–JP4
- Standing Committee on the Interior
  - committee business
    - closed sessions, IN3
Firin, M. (PC, York South—Weston)
- Appointments to agencies/boards/commissions/etc
  - Child and Family Services Review Board, A5
  - Council of the College of Registered Psychotherapists and Registered Mental Health Therapists of Ontario, A14
  - Custody Review Board, A8
  - Wilfrid Laurier University board of governors, A19
- Apprenticeships
  - registration rates, increase, F97
- Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement (CWELCC)
  - data collection, P104
    - financial, P107
- Child care centres
  - regional development, P115–P116
- Mental health and addictions services - children and youth
  - access, P10
- Mining industry
  - approvals and permits process
    - government strategy, IN21
- Ontario Place - lease of, redevelopment agreements
  - public consultations, P63
- Ontario Place - redevelopment
  - impact
    - cultural, P72
- Opioid addiction
  - government response
    - policy development, P45
- Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5), IN20–IN21
- Reports referred to committee
  - 2024 Performance Audit: Ontario Place Redevelopment, P63, P72
  - 2025 Performance Audit: Canada-wde Early Learning and Child Care Program, P104, P107, P115–P116
  - 2025 Performance Audit: Community-Based Child and Youth Mental Health Program, P10
  - 2025 Performance Audit: Implementation of Oversight of Ontario's Opioid Strategy, P45
  - 2025 Performance Audit: Skills Development Fund Training Stream, P82, P93
- Skills Development Fund
  - governance structure, P82
  - implementation of Auditor General recommendations, P93
Flack, Hon. R. (PC, Elgin—Middlesex—London)
- Municipal Accountability Act, 2025 (Bill 9), HE5–HE14
  - consultations, HE9, HE13–HE14
  - implementation, HE11–HE12, HE14
- Municipal Councillors
  - Code of Conduct
    - standardization, HE6–HE9
  - election
    - background checks, HE11
  - removal, HE8
    - training and education, HE6–HE9
    - unanimous vote, HE10–HE11
    - unanimous vote vs. judicial decision, HE14
Fraser, J. (LIB, Ottawa South)
- Government advertising
  - consultation process, F146
  - US-Canada relations, F145, F152
- International trade - tariffs, United States
  - government response, F146
- Municipal Accountability Act, 2025 (Bill 9), HE83, HE91, HE98–HE99, HE108
  - terminology, definitions, HE83
- Municipal Councillors
  - Code of Conduct
    - standardization, HE98
  - discipline
    - progressive, HE91
  - removal
    - unanimous vote vs. judicial decision, HE99, HE108
- Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
  - amendments, IN144, IN151–IN152
- Reports referred to committee
  - 2025 Performance Audit: Skills Development Fund Training Stream, P88, P98
- Skills Development Fund
  - accountability and transparency, F93–F94
  - application approval process, F95, F102
    - risk assessment, P98
  - beneficiaries
    - Keel Digital Solutions, P88
  - implementation of Auditor General recommendations, P88
- Species at risk
  - Indigenous consultation, IN144
- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
  - private vs. public workers, F103
  - surplus rebates, F103
French, J.K. (NDP, Oshawa)
- Bradford Bypass
  - cast, HE233
- GO Transit service expansion - by region
  - Bowmanville, HE228
- Highway construction and expansion
  - Highway 7, HE234
  - Highway 17, HE233–HE234
- Highways and roads - construction and expansion
  - Highway 401 tunneling, HE235
- Ontario Place - lease of, redevelopment agreements
  - call for development, P68
    - Ontario Live, P70
    - time allotments, P70
    - Triple Five, P60, P67–P69
  - Therme
    - financial holdings and agreement threshold, P59
    - investors, P60
- Ontario Place - redevelopment
  - transparency, overall process, P59
- Reports referred to committee
  - 2024 Performance Audit: Ontario Place Redevelopment, P59–P60, P67–P70
- Transit infrastructure development - public-private partnerships (P3s)
  - Deutsche Bahn
    - accountability and transparency, HE241

Dernière mise à jour Mardi, février 03, 2026

Index des intervenants

Letter: F

Fairclough, L. (LIB, Etobicoke—Lakeshore)

Fedeli, Hon. V. (PC, Nipissing)

Fife, C. (NDP, Waterloo)

Firin, M. (PC, York South—Weston)

Flack, Hon. R. (PC, Elgin—Middlesex—London)

Fraser, J. (LIB, Ottawa South)

French, J.K. (NDP, Oshawa)