Letter: F

• Fairclough, L. (LIB, Etobicoke—Lakeshore)

  • Consumption and treatment services
    • closures, by site
      • Parkdale Queen West Consumption and Treatment service, P38
  • Health care services
    • billing structure
      • accountability and oversight, P48
  • Mental health and addictions services
    • Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART) Hubs
      • evaluation strategy, P38–P39
      • funding model, P48–P49
      • implementation, P38
      • policy development, P37, P39
    • 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
  • Naloxone kits
    • pharmacy reimbursement, P47–P48
  • Opioid addiction
    • government response
      • policy development, P37
    • narcotics monitoring system, P46
  • Reports referred to committee
    • 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

• 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
  • Economic conditions
    • general remarks, F6–F7
  • Employment
    • creation/loss, F72
    • rate of, F15
  • Environmental protections
    • government strategy, IN3
  • Indigneous 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
  • 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 procesdure
      • closed sessions, IN3
  • 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
  • Mental health and addictions services - children and youth
    • access, P10
  • Mining industry
    • approvals and permits process
      • government strategy, IN21
  • Opioid addiction
    • government response
      • policy development, P45
  • Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5), IN20–IN21
  • Reports referred to committee
    • 2025 Performance Audit: Community-Based Child and Youth Mental Health Program, P10
    • 2025 Performance Audit: Implementation of Oversight of Ontario's Opioid Strategy, P45

• 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)

  • 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
  • Skills Development Fund
    • accountability and transparency, F93–F94
    • application approval process, F95, F102
  • Species at risk
    • Indigenous consultation, IN144
  • Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
    • private vs. public workers, F103
    • surplus rebates, F103