Index des intervenants à la Chambre
Letter: C
Calandra, P. (PC, Markham–Stouffville)
- Access to Natural Gas Act, 2018 (Bill 32)
- Agriculture industry
- employment, 2685
- Attack in Ottawa (October 22, 2014), 3258
- Automotive industry
- federal bailout, 3803
- Better Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 5)
- Broadband access
- general remarks, 2650
- Business
- operating costs, 1540
- Business environment
- impact of United States tax reform, 334
- Cannabis - legalization
- general remarks, 1402
- Cannabis Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 36)
- second reading, 1402–1403
- Cap and Trade Cancellation Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
- Cap-and-trade cancellation
- general remarks, 3138
- Cap-and-trade - environmental impact
- Carbon pricing
- general remarks, 2649
- Coal-fired electricity generation
- Comprehensive Ontario Police Services Act, 2019 (Bill 68)
- Cost of living
- general remarks, 1539
- Curriculum - health and physical education (2019)
- Curriculum - math
- Debates re answers to oral questions
- Energy contracts
- responded to, 3644–3645
- Energy contracts
- Economic growth
- and discretionary spending, 324
- Economy
- government strategy, 334
- Education
- Education funding - post-secondary
- general remarks, 1942
- Education - post-secondary
- in-demand fields, 1540–1541
- Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 31)
- second reading, 961–962
- Electricity conservation programs
- Electricity consumption
- sub-metering, 3803
- Electricity rates
- Electricity rates - impact by area
- Electricity supply - surplus
- general remarks, 2302
- Emergency first responders
- Public Safety Radio Network (PSRN), 1526
- Energy sector
- government policy, 192
- Fixing the Hydro Mess Act, 2019 (Bill 87)
- Forests
- tree planting, land availability, 1539
- Gas plant cancellations
- cost of, 95
- GO Transit service expansion
- York Region, 3914
- Government debt
- Government downsizing
- impact on legislative process, 650
- Government finances
- Government notice of motions
- Government record
- Government record (federal)
- Green Energy Act, 2009, S.O. 2009, c. 12, Sched. A
- Green Energy Repeal Act, 2018 (Bill 34)
- Greenhouse gas emissions - reduction
- Paris Agreement targets, 3914–3915
- Health care services - delivery
- coordination of care, 3596
- Health care system - reform
- consultation process, 3596
- Hydro One leadership
- Hydro One leadership - compensation reform
- disclosure requirements, 193
- Hydroelectricity
- general remarks, 1771
- Infrastructure - roads and highways
- Infrastructure - transit
- government funding
- general remarks, 2628
- government funding
- Labour Relations Amendment Act (Protecting Ontario's Power Supply), 2018 (Bill 67)
- Legislative process
- Members' statements
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
- Members'/ministers' correction of record, 3636
- Members'/ministers' inaugural speeches, 67–68
- Members'/ministers' personal narratives, 2277
- Members/ministers quoting
- reports
- A Progress Report on Ontario’s Cap-and-Trade Program and Climate Change Action Plan: Year One, 2224
- reports
- Members'/ministers' remarks
- withdrawn, 3590
- Minimum wage
- general remarks, 2648
- Municipal and regional governments
- Municipal planning
- "open-for-business" by-law
- municipal response, 3155
- "open-for-business" by-law
- Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC)
- board, taxpayer representation, 3825–3826
- Natural gas
- conversion to
- impact on heating costs, 2649
- conversion to
- Natural gas expansion
- target communities, 1806
- Natural gas expansion - cost of
- Northern Ontario
- economic development
- and electricity rates, 3918
- economic development
- Nuclear energy
- Nuclear energy industry
- Nuclear generating facilities
- economic impact, 95
- Office of the Environmental Commissioner
- Oil
- importing of, 3916
- Ontario College of Trades
- closure of, 2650
- Ontario Energy Board (OEB) - reform
- Ontario's Fair Hydro Plan
- Ontario's Fair Hydro Plan - reform
- refinancing, 3913–3914
- Opposition day motions
- University and college funding
- responded to, 1941–1943
- University and college funding
- Oral questions
- The People's Health Care Act, 2019 (Bill 74)
- Private members' public business
- Regional/district chairs
- Regulations
- Regulatory environment
- Renewable energy
- impact on global adjustment fee, 2221
- Renewable energy contracts
- Renewable energy contracts - cancellation
- Renewable energy industry
- employment, 2220
- Renewable energy projects
- Respecting Property Taxpayers Act, 2019 (Bill 86)
- first reading, 3673
- Restoring Ontario's Competitiveness Act, 2019 (Bill 66)
- Restoring Trust, Transparency and Accountability Act, 2018 (Bill 57)
- Road safety
- Steeles Avenue, 650
- Rouge National Urban Park
- Safe and Supportive Classrooms Act, 2019 (Bill 48)
- School facilities - maintenance and repair
- funding, 2628
- Select Committee on Financial Transparency
- general remarks, 1539
- Skilled trades
- general remarks, 1942
- Skilled tradespeople
- shortage, 1942
- Statements by stakeholders
- renewable energy, 2219–2221
- Taxation
- Throne speech debate
- Time allocation motions
- Toronto City Council
- Toronto City Council downsizing
- Toxic substances - regulations
- federal, duplication, 3836
- Transit
- in Greater Toronto Area, 876–877
- Transit system expansion
- general remarks, 2628
- Transit system expansion by region
- Transit systems by region
- York region, 1943
- Transportation - Greater Toronto Area
- Urgent Priorities Act, 2018 (Bill 2)
- second reading, 189–194
- White Pines Wind Project
- Wind energy
- cost, 2219–2220
- Wind turbine projects
- York region
- York University
- Markham campus
- cancellation, 1941–1942
- Markham campus
- York University strike
- York University strike - back-to-work legislation
- general remarks, 95
Cho, Hon. R.S.J. (PC, Scarborough North)
- Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005, S.O. 2005, c. 11
- Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005, S.O. 2005, c. 11
- legislative review, 2687
- Accessibility for persons with disabilities
- general remarks, 2780
- Better Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 5)
- second reading, 714–715
- Carbon pricing - federal carbon tax
- impact on senior citizens, 4074
- Debates re answers to oral questions
- Accessibility for persons with disabilities
- responded to, 4287
- Accessibility for persons with disabilities
- Elder Abuse Ontario
- funding, 4036
- Government downsizing
- Ministerial statements
- Oral questions
- Persons with disabilities
- Public education campaigns - accessibility
- Public education campaigns - community development
- United Nations International Day of Older Persons, 1335
- Retirement homes
- resident safety, 375–376
- Senior citizens
- Toronto
- amalgamation (1998), 714–715
- Toronto City Council
- legislative process, 715
- Toronto City Council downsizing
- public response to, 715
Cho, S. (PC, Willowdale)
- Alcohol sales - retail
- in convenience stores, 3876
- Attack in Toronto (April 23, 2018), 1138, 3218
- Budget 2018-2019
- deficit, reduction, 3746
- Budget deficits
- general remarks, 3746
- Business environment
- government strategy, 2201
- Cannabis
- education
- for public, 1523
- education
- Cap-and-trade cancellation - economic impact
- general remarks, 370
- Carbon pricing
- general remarks, 131
- Climate change mitigation
- government strategy, 1556
- Comprehensive Ontario Police Services Act, 2019 (Bill 68)
- second reading, 3218
- Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 31)
- second reading, 978–979
- Electricity transmission
- blackouts/brownouts
- impact on industry, 2998
- blackouts/brownouts
- Fixing the Hydro Mess Act, 2019 (Bill 87)
- second reading, 4197
- Garrett's Legacy Act (Requirements for Movable Soccer Goals), 2018 (Bill 11)
- first reading, 481–482
- Government expenditures
- Government finances - line-by-line review
- general remarks, 3746
- Government orders
- Standing orders
- amendment to the amendment (lost)
- responded to, 1138–1140
- amendment to the amendment (lost)
- Standing orders
- Government record
- PC (2018-present)
- fiscal policy, 3746
- PC (2018-present)
- Green Energy Repeal Act, 2018 (Bill 34)
- Making Ontario Open for Business Act, 2018 (Bill 47)
- second reading, 1971
- Members' statements
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
- Members'/ministers' inaugural speeches, 1138–1140
- Mills, Garrett, 578
- Oral questions
- Beverage alcohol sales
- presented, 3876
- Cannabis regulation
- presented, 1523
- Government accountability
- presented, 1228
- International trade
- presented, 1482
- Labour dispute
- Ontario budget
- presented, 4331
- Public safety
- presented, 578–579
- Public transit
- presented, 3180
- Red tape reduction
- presented, 2884–2885
- Small business
- presented, 2201–2202
- Taxation
- Beverage alcohol sales
- The People's Health Care Act, 2019 (Bill 74)
- second reading, 3586
- Police services oversight - reform
- general remarks, 3218
- Private members' public business
- Regulations - reduction
- government strategy
- targets, 2884–2885
- government strategy
- Renewable energy
- cost of, 1556
- Select Committee on Financial Transparency
- Shelters
- for youth, 1644
- Soccer goalposts - unanchored
- Supply Act, 2019 (Bill 81)
- second reading, 3745–3747
- Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) - subway
- transfer to provincial jurisdiction
- and infrastructure expansion, 3180
- transfer to provincial jurisdiction
- Transit systems by region
- York region, 979
- United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) - impact on industry
- general remarks, 1482
- Urgent Priorities Act, 2018 (Bill 2)
- second reading, 209
- York region
- transit, 979
- York University strike - back-to-work legislation
- general remarks, 234
- Youth
- general remarks, 209
- Alcohol sales - retail
Clark, Hon. S. (PC, Leeds–Grenville–Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes)
- Affordable housing
- Affordable housing - supply
- Autism services
- wait-lists, 3422–3423
- Better Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 5)
- Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms - s.33: notwithstanding clause
- City of Toronto et al. v Ontario (Attorney General), 2018 ONSC 5151
- Disaster relief
- tornadoes in Ottawa, 1114–1115
- Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 31)
- Elections/by-elections
- Emergency first responders
- Public Safety Radio Network (PSRN), 1526
- Fixing the Hydro Mess Act, 2019 (Bill 87)
- time allocation motion
- presented, 4213
- time allocation motion
- French-language debates
- Government downsizing
- consultation process, 407, 521, 527, 572, 578
- as fiscal policy, 406–407, 410–411, 413, 470, 521, 572–573, 577–578, 605–606, 821, 943–945, 997, 1003
- general remarks, 407–408, 574, 734
- impact on legislative process, 407, 520–521, 573, 579, 606, 822
- municipal level, consultation, 1001
- municipal level, scope of, 413, 633–634, 839–840
- Government record
- PC (2018-present)
- general remarks, 608
- PC (2018-present)
- Housing
- Housing affordability
- and supply, 373
- Housing supply
- Immigration and refugee policy
- Moran case, 2991
- Infrastructure - roads and highways
- Gardiner Expressway, 944
- Labour Relations Amendment Act (Protecting Ontario's Power Supply), 2018 (Bill 67)
- Legislative procedure
- private members' public business
- purpose of, 2542
- private members' public business
- Legislative process
- routine motions, 2867
- Lobbying
- illegal/unregistered, 3559
- Members'/ministers' correction of record, 773, 951
- Members'/ministers' personal narratives, 944
- Members'/ministers' privileges
- wearing of paraphernalia
- pins, 4223
- wearing of paraphernalia
- Members'/ministers' remarks
- withdrawn, 4132
- Ministerial statements
- Motions
- House sittings (carried), 2867
- Municipal and regional governments
- Municipal elections (October 22, 2018), 1685
- Municipal planning
- "open-for-business" by-law
- environmental impact, 2936–2937
- "open-for-business" by-law
- Municipalities
- National housing strategy, 1301
- North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) - renegotiation
- and employment, 1031
- Oral questions
- Affordable housing
- Autism treatment
- responded to, 3422–3423
- Automobile insurance
- responded to, 883
- Curriculum
- responded to, 887
- Disaster relief
- responded to, 1114–1115
- Economic development
- responded to, 233
- Employment standards
- responded to, 1003
- Environmental protection
- Etobicoke Centre nomination
- responded to, 682
- Government accountability
- Government's agenda
- responded to, 997
- Heritage conservation
- responded to, 2262
- Housing
- responded to, 2513
- Housing policy
- Municipal elections
- Municipal government
- Municipalities
- Post-secondary education
- responded to, 4334–4335
- Public consultation
- responded to, 410–411
- Public safety
- responded to, 1526
- Public transit
- Rent regulation
- responded to, 2467
- Senior citizens' housing
- responded to, 2352–2353
- Senior poverty
- responded to, 2815–2816
- Seniors
- responded to, 3343
- Tenant protection
- Youth employment
- responded to, 1031
- Peel region
- regional chair
- selection of, 947
- regional chair
- Private members' public business
- Progressive Conservative (PC) Party
- fiscal policies, 471
- Public assets - sale/lease of
- vacant properties
- use as affordable housing, 2856
- vacant properties
- Public education campaigns - community development
- Regional governments
- Regional/district chairs
- Rent control
- Rental housing
- Rental housing - development
- Development Charges Rebate Program
- cancellation, 2467
- Development Charges Rebate Program
- Safe and Supportive Classrooms Act, 2019 (Bill 48)
- third reading, 3485–3486
- School board trustees
- Senior citizens
- Statements by stakeholders
- Toronto City Council downsizing, 607
- Tenants
- protection of, 374
- Throne speech debate
- participation, 55–56
- Time allocation motions
- Tornadoes in Ottawa (September 2018), 1114–1115
- Toronto
- amalgamation (1998), 946
- Toronto City Council
- Toronto City Council downsizing
- alignment with provincial ridings, 406, 520–521, 573, 579, 606–607, 773, 780, 820, 824, 944–945, 947
- and democracy, 470, 823–824
- general remarks, 410, 572, 605, 732, 736, 779, 838, 840–841, 882–883, 943–944, 1023
- jurisdiction, 836
- jurisdiction over, 943, 945
- public response to, 470, 521, 578, 607, 943, 946
- referendum on, cost, 471
- timing of, 605, 607, 822
- and voter representation, 470, 522, 579, 606–607, 823–824, 943–946
- Toronto City Council - election (2018)
- Toronto City Council - wards, redrawing of
- and voter representation, 805–806
- Toronto city councillors
- Toronto (City) v Ontario (Attorney General), 2018 ONCA 761
- Toronto ward boundary review (2016), 776, 823–824
- Waterfront Toronto development
- York region
- regional government
- councillor selection, 947
- regional government
Coe, L. (PC, Whitby)
- Agriculture industry
- loan guarantee programs, 3839
- Appreciation
- Automotive industry
- government strategy, 3356
- Automotive industry - employment
- recruitment and retention
- work-integrated learning placements, 3356
- recruitment and retention
- Budget 2017-2018
- deficit, 1204
- Budget 2018-2019
- deficit, 1204
- Cannabis consumption - location restrictions
- Cannabis - legalization
- federal jurisdiction, 1413
- Cannabis - regulatory framework
- Cannabis retail
- Cannabis retail - licensing
- Cannabis retail - Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS)
- Cannabis retail - physical stores
- Cannabis retail - unlicensed dispensaries
- government response to, 3961
- Cannabis Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 36)
- Cap and Trade Cancellation Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
- second reading, 877–878
- Carbon pricing
- effect on emissions, 878
- Colleges and universities
- private career colleges
- regulatory reform, 3839
- private career colleges
- Community safety
- Comprehensive Ontario Police Services Act, 2019 (Bill 68)
- Coroners
- Curriculum
- reform, public consultation, 2366
- Developmental services
- transition to adult care, 3150
- Developmental services - adults
- Durham College
- Build Something Amazing campaign, 841–842
- Early childhood educators (ECEs) - guilty of sexual abuse
- revocation of certificate of registration, 2365
- Economic growth by region
- northern Ontario, 2627
- Economy
- government strategy, 2627
- Education
- math scores, 2365
- Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 31)
- time allocation motion
- amendment
- responded to, 1020–1021
- amendment
- time allocation motion
- Emergency first responders
- services for, 2892
- Farms
- electronic registration, 3839
- General Motors - Oshawa plant closure
- Government debt
- Government finances
- general remarks, 2626
- Government finances - line-by-line review
- mandate, 96
- Government notice of motions
- Select Committee on Financial Transparency
- amendment
- responded to, 1203–1205
- amendment
- Select Committee on Financial Transparency
- Government orders
- Government record
- Health care
- government strategy, 2627
- Health care system
- general remarks, 3601–3602
- Health care system - reform
- Housing
- availability of, 2626
- Human trafficking
- police response to, 301
- Independent Financial Commission of Inquiry
- general remarks, 96
- Infrastructure development
- government strategy, 2627
- Inspector general of policing
- role and duties, 3257
- Law Enforcement Complaints Agency
- role and responsibilities, 3256
- Legislation Act, 2006, S.O. 2006, c. 21, Sched. F
- "newspaper," definition of, 3941
- Legislative procedure
- Legislative process
- opposition days, role of, 1047
- Long-term care
- Long-term-care beds
- Long-term-care facilities
- Mandatory Blood Testing Act, 2006, S.O. 2006, c. 26
- amendments to, 3257
- Manufacturing industry
- decline, 3837
- Members' statements
- Abilities Centre, 3033
- Ashley, Joanne, 2147
- Automotive industry, 2578
- Bells of Peace, 1388
- Buchanan, Blair, 3429–3430
- Building Something Amazing, 841–842
- Challenger baseball in Whitby, 782–783
- Drumm, Joe, 1085
- Human trafficking, 301
- Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences, 2316
- Skilled trades, 3571
- Vesey, Bob, 3185
- Volunteers in Whitby, 3768
- Whitby technology sector, 1688–1689
- Whitby Youth Council, 1798–1799
- Wounded Warriors Canada, 2892
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
- Whitby, 1798–1799
- Municipal and regional governments
- MUSH sector
- as non-construction employers
- and open tendering, 3839
- as non-construction employers
- Nuclear generating facilities
- Ontario College of Teachers (OCT)
- governance structure reform, 2366
- Ontario health teams
- Ontario Professional Planners Institute (OPPI)
- Opposition day motions
- Long-term care
- responded to, 2164–2166
- Long-term care
- Oral questions
- The People's Health Care Act, 2019 (Bill 74)
- Petitions
- Poet Laureate
- of Ontario
- role of, 1096
- of Ontario
- Police officers
- Police service boards
- member training, 3256
- Police services
- outsourcing, 3256
- Police services oversight - reform
- Private members' public business
- Day of Remembrance and Action on Islamophobia Act, 2019 (Bill 83)
- second reading, 4141–4142
- Noah and Gregory's Law (Transition to Adult Developmental Services and Supports), 2019 (Bill 64)
- second reading, 3150
- Poet Laureate of Ontario Act (In Memory of Gord Downie), 2018 (Bill 6)
- second reading, 1095–1096
- Registered Professional Planners Act, 2019 (Bill 70)
- Supporting Ontario's Community, Rural and Agricultural Newspapers Act, 2019 (Bill 78)
- second reading, 3940–3941
- Youth employment
- responded to, 3356–3357
- Day of Remembrance and Action on Islamophobia Act, 2019 (Bill 83)
- Public education campaigns - historical/national
- Bells of Peace, 1388
- Regional/district chairs
- Registered Professional Planners Act, 2019 (Bill 70)
- first reading, 3036
- Registered Professional Planners (RPPs)
- Regulations - reduction
- government strategy
- general remarks, 3841
- government strategy
- Regulatory environment
- Renewable energy contracts - cancellation
- Rental housing
- rent control, 2626
- Rental housing - development
- Development Charges Rebate Program
- cancellation, 2626
- Development Charges Rebate Program
- Restoring Ontario's Competitiveness Act, 2019 (Bill 66)
- third reading, 3837–3841
- Restoring Trust, Transparency and Accountability Act, 2018 (Bill 57)
- time allocation motion
- amendment
- responded to, 2625–2627
- amendment
- time allocation motion
- Safe and Supportive Classrooms Act, 2019 (Bill 48)
- Safer Ontario Act, 2018, S.O. 2018, c. 3
- postponement of, 93
- Select Committee on Financial Transparency
- mandate, 1203
- Service animals - in schools
- policies governing, 2366
- Skilled trades
- general remarks, 3571
- Skills gap
- general remarks, 3356
- Special constables
- training, 3256
- Special Investigations Unit (SIU)
- investigative process
- general remarks, 3256
- investigative process
- Standing Orders
- Standing Orders by order
- S.O. 23(i): matters out of order in debate, imputes false or unavowed motives, 655, 691
- S.O. 43(a): opposition day debates, time limits, 1047
- S.O. 46(a): motions to adjourn House or debate, 1047
- S.O. 98(a): private members' public business, time allotment for debate, 1047
- S.O. 98(e): private members' public business, suspension, 1047
- S.O. 98(h): private members' public business, no adjournment of debate, 1047
- Statements by stakeholders
- Students - sexual abuse of
- Taxation
- government strategy, 2626
- Taxation - low-income individuals and families tax credit
- Teacher candidates
- math proficiency assessment, 2366
- Teachers - guilty of sexual abuse
- revocation of certificate of registration, 2365
- Technology sector
- Whitby, 1688–1689
- Throne speech debate
- Time allocation motions
- Toronto City Council downsizing
- general remarks, 1020
- Tourism
- Urgent Priorities Act, 2018 (Bill 2)
- second reading, 272
- Vapour products
- display and promotion, 1413
- Veterans
- services for, 2892
- Volunteers
- recruitment, 3768
- Work-integrated learning
- general remarks, 3356
- York University strike - back-to-work legislation
- Agriculture industry
Coteau, M. (LIB, Don Valley East)
- Access to Natural Gas Act, 2018 (Bill 32)
- second reading, 1807–1811
- Administration of justice
- data collection, 333
- Alcohol retail - buck-a-beer
- general remarks, 703
- Anti-Racism Directorate
- Autism services
- Ontario Autism Program
- funding, 3243
- Ontario Autism Program
- Basic Income Pilot cancellation
- general remarks, 678
- Better Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 5)
- second reading, 701–706
- Cabinet ministers
- geographic representation, 703
- Consumer Protection Amendment Act (Right to Repair Electronic Products), 2019 (Bill 72)
- first reading, 3130–3131
- Cost of living
- Craft breweries
- economic impact, 2063
- Economic conditions
- Economy
- Education - post-secondary
- government funding, 1886
- Education programs
- Employment
- investment in workers, 2062
- Employment - annual leave days
- Employment standards reform (2018)
- general remarks, 1380–1381
- Energy generation
- types, environmental impact, 1807
- Fair Workplaces, Better Jobs Act, 2017, S.O. 2017, c. 22
- consultation process, 2062
- Government accountability and transparency
- general remarks, 705
- Government contracts
- cancellation of
- impact on business environment, 1808
- cancellation of
- Government downsizing
- Government record
- Greek community
- cultural contributions, 3944
- Gun violence
- Handgun ammunition
- authority of municipal governments to ban sale of, 1512–1513
- Housing affordability
- Immigrant services
- employment, 3882
- Income inequality
- Legislative drafting
- specificity in, 1808
- Legislative procedure
- Legislative process
- House schedules
- changes to, notice, 1334
- House schedules
- Literacy
- economic impact, 2062
- Making Ontario Open for Business Act, 2018 (Bill 47)
- Members' statements
- Members'/ministers' conduct
- MacLeod, Lisa as Minister of Children, Community and Social Services, 3033–3034
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
- Minimum wage
- Minimum wage increase (2019)
- cancellation, 1381
- Municipal and regional governments
- wards, number of
- representation and size, 702
- wards, number of
- Natural gas distribution
- private sector involvement, 1809
- Natural gas expansion
- program criteria
- development through regulation, 1808
- program criteria
- Natural gas expansion - cost of
- Natural Gas Grant Program (NGGP)
- Ontario Autism Program (2016)
- funding, 3903
- Ontario Autism Program (2019)
- childhood budgets
- delivery model, 3903
- childhood budgets
- Oral questions
- Anti-racism activities
- presented, 1117
- Autism treatment
- presented, 3243
- Child advocate
- presented, 2348
- Discrimination
- presented, 332–333
- Education funding
- presented, 3000
- Employment standards
- presented, 1380–1381
- Fundraising
- presented, 3825
- Services for children and youth
- presented, 4231–4232
- Social assistance
- presented, 677–678
- Student assistance
- presented, 1886
- Anti-racism activities
- Policy development
- public consultation, 702
- Political fundraising
- emails
- inclusion of government press release, 3825
- emails
- Poverty
- general remarks, 2063
- Private members' public business
- Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth
- Public education campaigns - cultural
- Black History Month, 3173–3174
- Racism
- Refugees
- resettlement, funding for
- jurisdiction, 393–394
- resettlement, funding for
- Rental housing
- School board trustees
- compensation, 703
- Social assistance programs
- earning exemption, changes in, 677
- Toronto
- economic impact, 702
- Toronto City Council downsizing
- Access to Natural Gas Act, 2018 (Bill 32)
Crawford, S. (PC, Oakville)
- Air Cadets, 3247
- Appreciation
- Sharma, Pravin Lata, 237–238
- Auditor General
- 2011 Annual Report, 1753–1754
- Automotive industry
- Cannabis consumption - youth
- general remarks, 1589
- Cannabis retail - unlicensed dispensaries
- general remarks, 1589
- Cap and Trade Cancellation Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
- second reading, 550–551
- Cap-and-trade cancellation
- general remarks, 3757
- Cap-and-trade - economic impact
- cost of living, 1083
- Community services
- food banks, 2522
- Comprehensive Ontario Police Services Act, 2019 (Bill 68)
- Consumer protection
- data collection and disclosure, 2516
- Coroners
- investigative authority, 3389
- Correctional services
- general remarks, 476
- Doctors
- Economic growth
- relative to other provinces, 1560
- Electricity rates
- affordability, 268–269
- Electricity rates - impact by area
- business, 1752–1753
- Electricity supply - surplus
- sale to other jurisdictions, 1753
- Environmental protection
- government strategy, 3757
- Facebook
- data breach, 2748
- Fixing the Hydro Mess Act, 2019 (Bill 87)
- second reading, 4202
- Government debt
- Government expenditures
- Planning for Prosperity consultations, 2260
- Government finances
- fiscal policies, 2590
- Government record
- Green Energy Act, 2009, S.O. 2009, c. 12, Sched. A
- Green Energy Repeal Act, 2018 (Bill 34)
- Gun violence
- government strategy, 773
- Health care
- general remarks, 2159
- Health care - administration
- growth in, 3812
- Health care funding
- Health care services
- wait times, 3812
- Health care services - delivery
- coordination of care, 3812–3813
- Health care system
- general remarks, 3812–3813
- Health care system - reform
- Health service organizations
- number of, 3812–3813
- Independent Street Checks Review (Tulloch, 2018), 3389
- Indigenous communities
- economic development, 1559
- Inspector general of policing
- Interprovincial trade
- with Saskatchewan, 1995
- Law Enforcement Complaints Agency
- Long-term care
- general remarks, 2158
- Long-term-care beds
- Long-term-care facilities
- for-profit vs. not-for-profit, 2159
- Members' statements
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
- Oakville, 47
- Members'/ministers' inaugural speeches, 46–48
- Members'/ministers' personal narratives, 47
- North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) - renegotiation
- provincial advocacy, 1323
- OHIP+: Children and Youth Pharmacare Program
- second-payer model, 2590
- Ontario health teams
- general remarks, 3812
- Opposition day motions
- Long-term care
- responded to, 2157–2160
- Long-term care
- Oral questions
- Automotive industry
- presented, 3022–3023
- Cannabis regulation
- presented, 1589
- Community safety
- presented, 773
- Correctional services
- presented, 476–477
- Environmental protection
- presented, 3757
- Government accountability
- presented, 2260
- International trade
- presented, 1323
- Interprovincial trade
- presented, 1995
- Municipal government
- presented, 3342
- Protection of privacy
- presented, 2515–2516
- Provincial debt
- presented, 4163–4164
- Taxation
- presented, 1083
- Automotive industry
- The People's Health Care Act, 2019 (Bill 74)
- time allocation motion
- responded to, 3812–3814
- time allocation motion
- Personal information
- privacy breaches, 2748
- Personal information - financial
- Petitions
- Police officers
- Police service boards
- member training, 3388–3389
- Police services oversight - reform
- Police services - resources
- general remarks, 773
- Private members' public business
- Public education campaigns - women
- International Women's Day, 3382
- Public sector compensation
- Regional governments
- review of, 3342
- Regulatory environment
- government strategy, 2590
- Renewable energy contracts
- Renewable energy projects
- Reports by committees
- Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs, 3382–3383
- Restoring Ontario's Competitiveness Act, 2019 (Bill 66)
- Restoring Trust, Transparency and Accountability Act, 2018 (Bill 57)
- second reading, 2589–2590
- Safeguarding our Information Act, 2018 (Bill 55)
- first reading, 2266
- Safer Ontario Act, 2018, S.O. 2018, c. 3
- Small business
- operating costs, 551
- Solar energy
- reliability, 1754
- Special constables
- training, 3388–3389
- Special Investigations Unit Act, 2019
- Special Investigations Unit (SIU)
- investigative process
- initiation criteria, 3388
- investigative process
- Sporting events
- Statements by stakeholders
- Statistics Canada
- data collection, 2515
- Throne speech debate
- participation, 46–48
- Time allocation motions
- United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA)
- status, 1323
- Urgent Priorities Act, 2018 (Bill 2)
- second reading, 268–269
- Wind energy
- reliability, 1754
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- Access to Natural Gas Act, 2018 (Bill 32)
- second reading, 1669–1670
- Appreciation
- Cap and Trade Cancellation Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
- second reading, 876
- Cap-and-trade
- cost of, 876
- Comprehensive Ontario Police Services Act, 2019 (Bill 68)
- second reading, 3206
- Fixing the Hydro Mess Act, 2019 (Bill 87)
- Government expenditures - budget allocation
- health care
- general remarks, 3699
- health care
- Government orders
- Government policies
- responded to, 442–444
- Government policies
- Green Energy Act, 2009, S.O. 2009, c. 12, Sched. A
- impact on employment, 1751
- Green Energy Repeal Act, 2018 (Bill 34)
- Heart disease
- general remarks, 3571
- Hospital services
- wait times by region
- Mississauga—Lakeshore, 3699
- wait times by region
- Local health integration networks (LHINs)
- funding, 3699
- Members' statements
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
- Mississauga–Lakeshore, 442
- Members'/ministers' inaugural speeches, 442–444
- Members'/ministers' personal narratives, 443–444
- Minimum wage increase
- effect on employment, 2598
- Natural gas
- conversion to
- impact on heating costs, 1669–1670
- conversion to
- Oral questions
- The People's Health Care Act, 2019 (Bill 74)
- Police services oversight - reform
- general remarks, 3206
- Renewable energy contracts
- cost of, 2301–2302
- Restoring Trust, Transparency and Accountability Act, 2018 (Bill 57)
- second reading, 2597–2598
- Safer Ontario Act, 2018, S.O. 2018, c. 3
- general remarks, 3206
- Taxation - low-income individuals and families tax credit
- general remarks, 2598
- Urgent Priorities Act, 2018 (Bill 2)
- second reading, 269
- Waste diversion
- government strategy, 3476
- York University strike
- student impact, 269
- Access to Natural Gas Act, 2018 (Bill 32)