Intervenant, lettre j, Index du Journal des débats de la Chambre, législature 42, session 1

Index des intervenants à la Chambre

Letter: J

Jones, Hon. S. (PC, Dufferin—Caledon)
- Accessibility for persons with disabilities
  - government strategy, 2774–2775
- Agriculture industry - COVID-19
  - economic impact, 8018
  - government response
    - financial supports, 8018
- Agriculture industry - COVID-19, temporary foreign workers
  - health and safety, 8679
  - outbreaks, 8678
  - testing
    - mobile testing units
      - availability of, 8679
- Amber Alerts
  - general remarks, 5112
- Ambulance services
  - shortage, 1519
- Animal fighting
  - penalties
    - seizure of property, 5938
- Animal protection system
  - general remarks, 3544, 5345, 5355
  - government funding, 6204
  - investigations
    - and identification of related offences, 5937–5938
- Animal protection system - reform
  - consultation process, 5221, 5345–5347, 5755, 5938–5939, 6204
  - general remarks, 5345, 5937–5939
  - implementation timeline, 5939
  - statments by stakeholders, 5347
- Animal protection system - reform, interim period
  - enforcement entities, 5221, 5347, 5355, 5578, 5938
  - general remarks, 5939
  - ministerial authority
    - appointment of chief inspector, 5221, 5346, 5578
  - statements by stakeholders, 5346–5347, 5578
- Animal welfare
  - critical distress in motor vehicle, 5938, 6716
- Animal welfare inspectors
  - employer, 5937
  - number and geographic coverage, 6204
  - oversight
    - complaints process, 5938
- Animal welfare inspectors - training
  - specialized, 5939
  - standardization of, 5937, 5939
- Animal welfare offences
  - offenders
    - and interpersonal violence, 5939
  - reporting process
    - hotline, 5938, 5940
- Animal welfare offences - penalties
  - general remarks, 6716
  - major offences, 5938–5939
- Anti-racism
  - community engagement
    - during COVID-19, 14163
  - general remarks, 3718
  - government strategy, 8092, 12139
  - workplace training and support, 8555–8556
- Anti-Racism Directorate
  - Anti-Racism and Anti-Hate Grant, 12139, 13274–13275, 13480, 14162
  - general remarks, 2811, 5069, 5710
  - government funding, 5300, 8010, 8092, 8114, 14155
  - mandate, 5300
  - school board supports, 8114, 8555
- Appreciation
  - Downie, Gord, 1094
- Arts and culture industry - government funding
  - Celebrate Ontario grants, 82
- Blair, Brad
  - termination of, 3377, 3379, 3383, 3418–3421, 3423, 3425, 3468–3469
- Budget 2019
  - health and long-term care, 4658
- Building construction, truss and lightweight (TLC)
  - identification, in case of fire, 1508
- Business - COVID-19, essential businesses
  - non-essential goods, sale of, 12699–12700
- Cannabis retail - licensing
  - enforcement, 3962
- Cannabis retail - unlicensed dispensaries
  - charge rates, 3962
  - closure orders
    - number of, 3962
- Combating Human Trafficking Act, 2021 (Bill 251)
  - first reading, 11396
  - ministerial statement, 11397–11398
  - second reading, 11663–11666, 11672–11673
  - third reading, 13693–13695, 13703
- Combatting Human Trafficking Act, 2021 (Bill 251)
  - general remarks, 14190–14191
- Community organizations
  - funding review, 2259–2260
- Community safety
  - community mobilization bureaus, 9115
- Comprehensive Ontario Police Services Act, 2019 (Bill 68)
  - first reading, 3035
  - second reading, 3190–3192, 3200
  - third reading, 3771–3772
- Comprehensive Ontario Police Services Act, 2020 (Bill 68)
  - regulatory consultation, 8485
- Concussion prevention and management
  - advisory committee, 1237–1238
  - awareness, 1238, 1276
  - general remarks, 1276
- Consumption and treatment services
  - as component of addictions strategy, 3959, 3966
- Consumption and treatment services - sites
  - approved sites
    - geographic distribution, 3959
  - federal permit extension, 1524
  - licensing, provincial
    - application process, 3966
- Coronavirus (COVID-19) Support and Protection Act, 2020 (Bill 189)
  - second reading, 7784
- Correctional facilities
  - capacity and overcrowding, 13563
  - construction and redevelopment
    - consultation process, 9011
  - crime prevention and investigation
    - human trafficking, 9068
  - government funding, 8185
  - safety and security
    - Elgin-Middlesex Detention Centre, 4233–4234
  - segregation
    - administrative
      - review timelines, 8382
    - general remarks, 4973–4974
  - Thunder Bay Correctional Complex, 4558
  - Thunder Bay District Jail
    - new facility, 6868
- Correctional facilities - COVID-19, 8185, 11920
- Correctional facilities - inmates
  - fatalities
    - family supports, 4233
    - inquiries and investigations, 8261
  - Indigenous persons
    - programs and services for, 8261–8262
  - mental health
    - crises, 13563
    - screening and assessment, 8382
  - overdoses, 4666
- Correctional services
  - general remarks, 4866, 4976
  - Jahn Settlement (2013)
    - implementation, 8382
  - programs
    - culturally appropriate, 8261–8262
- Correctional services - staff
  - appreciation for, 4865
  - racism against, 11632–11633
  - recruitment, 8185, 8382, 9012, 13563
  - support services
    - general remarks, 4923
  - violence against, 3424–3425, 3926, 4865
- Cost of living
  - government strategy, 5710
- COVID-19
  - general remarks, 8016–8017
  - in other jurisdictions, 8901
  - volunteers, 8017
- COVID-19 data collection
  - race-based, 8009
- COVID-19 - economic impact
  - consultation
    - legislative committee study, 7817–7818
  - general remarks, 8249
- COVID-19 - emergency orders
  - extension of, 8482, 8563, 13279–13280
  - general remarks, 8017, 8248–8249, 8563–8564
- COVID-19 - government response
  - general remarks, 7816–7817, 8017–8018, 8563–8564
  - public health officials, consultation, 13781
  - response framework and criteria, 13622
- COVID-19 - government response, second wave
  - second-wave planning
    - general remarks, 8564
- COVID-19 - government response, third wave
  - lockdown
    - enforcement, 13040
- COVID-19 - provincial reopening, first wave
  - general remarks, 7817, 8018, 8249, 8563, 8901
  - health and safety
    - general remarks, 8675
  - phase II, 8247–8248
- COVID-19 - provincial state of emergency (April 2021)
  - application period, 13780
  - emergency orders
    - outdoor amenities, 13205
    - police powers, 12738–12739, 12802, 12853, 12855, 12902
- COVID-19 - provincial state of emergency (January 2021)
  - declaration of, 13621
  - emergency orders
    - general remarks, 13622
    - stay-at-home order, 13280, 13622
  - general remarks, 13621–13622
- COVID-19 - provincial state of emergency (March 2020)
  - declaration of, 7816, 8017, 10316–10317
  - emergency orders
    - extension of, 13779–13780
  - extension of, 7816–7817, 8008, 8016–8018, 8247–8249, 8562–8564
  - report, 10316–10317
- COVID-19 - public response to, 8248
- COVID-19 - testing
  - capacity, 8248
  - contact tracing
    - general remarks, 8248
- COVID-19 - travel restrictions
  - domestic, 12805, 13280, 13414–13415, 13419, 13481, 13557, 13559, 13606, 13841
  - general remarks, 13416, 13420, 13483, 13990, 14065–14066
  - international, 12974–12976, 12978, 13417, 13421–13422, 13481, 13659, 13709, 13769
  - US border, 13921–13922
- COVID-19 - vaccination
  - rollout strategy, 13780
  - second doses
    - timeline, 14158
  - vaccination rates, 13479, 13621, 13780, 14158
- COVID-19 - vaccination, administration locations
  - mobile and pop-up clinics, 13421, 13561
  - pharmacies, 13153
- COVID-19 - vaccination by population
  - congregate settings, 11727
  - eligibility, 13479
  - essential workers, 13204
  - high-transmission communities, 13561
  - Indigenous communities
    - Operation Remote Immunity, 11345, 11914
- COVID-19 - variant strains
  - Beta variant, 13990
  - Delta variant, 13990, 14065
  - Gamma variant, 13481, 13483
  - prevalence of, 13279–13280
- Crime
  - during COVID-19, 10175
- Crime prevention
  - community-based, 10175–10176
  - initiatives, 3347–3348
- Crown attorneys
  - training and education
    - animal welfare, 5937
- Crown liability
  - scope of liability
    - settled principles, 6716
- Debates re answers to question period
  - Anti-racism activities
    - responded to, 5299–5300
- Driving - impaired
  - RIDE program, 6358–6359
- Durham Regional Police Service
  - funding
    - guns and gangs, 6982
- Electricity supply
  - blackouts/brownouts
    - southern Ontario (2013), 2999
- Emergency alerts
  - Pickering Nuclear Generating Station, 7255
- Emergency first responders
  - hazmat teams, 6416
  - HUSAR teams, 6416
  - recruitment of women, 7432
- Emergency management
  - government accountability during, 8482
- Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act, RSO 1990, c E.9
  - ministerial responsibility over, 7816
- Emergency management - emergency orders
  - creation of
    - stakeholder consultations, 9059
  - extension of
    - with amendment, 8563
    - general remarks, 8679, 8902, 13779–13780
    - government accountability, 8903
    - without amendment, 8563
  - extension process, 13780
  - termination of, 9059
- Emergency management - preparedness
  - general remarks, 4872
- Emergency management - states of emergency
  - general remarks, 8017
  - renewal process, 7817, 8017, 8248
  - termination process, 13621–13622
- Employment
  - creation/loss, 8562
- Film and television industry
  - economic impact, 336, 885–886, 2041
  - government strategy, 2041
  - Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), 335–336
- Fire safety
  - government strategy, 5839
  - regulations, 4664
- Firefighters
  - injuries sustained by, 5838
  - supports for, 6417
- Firefighters - volunteer
  - professionals, protections for, 4664
- Forensic pathology units
  - Hamilton closure, 7253–7254
- Government notices of motion
  - Extension of emergency declaration
    - presented, 8247–8249, 8562–8564, 13279–13280
    - responded to, 8016–8018
  - Extension of emergency orders
    - presented, 13779–13781
  - Report on Ontario's provincial emergency
    - presented, 13621–13622
  - Report on Ontario's Provincial Emergency
    - presented, 10316–10318
- Gun violence
  - government strategy, 5954
  - gun and gang strategy, 3926
- Gun violence by region
  - York South–Weston, 5790
- Hate crimes
  - police funding, 13425
- Health care system - reform
  - consultation process, 3962
- Home and community care
  - standards of care, 1638
- Hospitals - beds
  - government funding
    - surge capacity, 1519–1520
- Hospitals - capacity and overcrowding
  - government strategy, 1586
- Human trafficking
  - general remarks, 7720
  - investigation supports, 7613
  - labour trafficking, 3178
  - prevalence, 13693
  - sexual service advertisers, 11664–11665, 13694–13695
- Human trafficking - awareness of
  - identification and reporting, 11664, 13695
- Human trafficking - government strategy
  - data collection, 11664
  - funding, 7038, 11673, 13425, 13693
  - general remarks, 7042, 11397–11398, 11455, 11663–11664
  - long-term, review, 13695
  - stakeholder consultation, 13703
- Human trafficking - hotels
  - definition of, 11665
  - guest registries, 11665–11666, 13695
  - short-term rentals, 11672, 13695
- Human trafficking - law enforcement
  - intelligence gathering, 13694
  - police intervention powers, 13693–13694
  - police services, 11456, 11663–11664, 13703
- Human trafficking - sex trafficking
  - general remarks, 9067
  - government strategy
    - funding, 9068
    - general remarks, 9067
  - intervention teams, 9067
  - investigation and prosecution
    - within correctional system, 9068
    - general remarks, 9067
    - intelligence analysis team, 9068
  - prevention
    - public education, 9067–9068
- Human trafficking - survivor services
  - victim support grant, 14191
- Indigenous relations - land claims
  - Six Nations of the Grand River, 9973
- Inspector General of Policing
  - eligibility criteria, 3772
  - term limits, 3191
- Korchinski-Paquet, Regis
  - death of
    - investigation into, 8010
- Legislative procedure
  - commenting on ongoing police investigations, 2201
- Legislative procedure - COVID-19
  - meeting schedule, 7817
  - proceedings, 7817–7818
- Long-term care - beds
  - development and redevelopment
    - number of, 1591
- Long-term-care facilities - COVID-19, emergency orders
  - general remarks, 8563
- Macdonald, Sir John A.
  - general remarks, 777
  - statue in Victoria, BC, 777, 807
- Mandatory Blood Testing Act, 2006, SO 2006, c 26
  - amendments to, 3074
- Members'/ministers' correction of record, 8087
- Members'/ministers' privileges
  - wearing of paraphernalia
    - pins, 3703
- Members/ministers quoting
  - letters
    - termination letter re Brad Blair, 3419–3421, 3468–3469
- Mental health and addictions services
  - government strategy, 8485
- Mental health and addictions services funding
  - general remarks, 8485
  - by program
    - mobile crisis teams, 8114, 8324
  - by sector
    - justice, 8114
- Ministerial statements
  - Animal protection
    - presented, 5221
  - Concussions
    - presented, 1237–1238
  - Correctional Services Staff Recognition Week
    - presented, 4922–4923
  - Crime prevention
    - presented, 3347–3348
  - Crime Prevention Week
    - presented, 10175–10176
  - Emergency Preparedness Week
    - presented, 4872
  - Government accountability
    - presented, 3383
  - Human trafficking
    - presented, 9067–9068, 11397–11398
  - Human Trafficking Awareness Day
    - presented, 7042
  - International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
    - presented, 3718–3719
  - Missing persons
    - presented, 5522–5523
  - Police Week
    - presented, 5074–5075, 13424–13425
- Missing persons
  - investigative tools, 5522–5523
- Motions
  - Extension of emergency declaration (carried), 7816–7818
- Municipal and regional governments
  - community safety and well-being plans
    - deadline extension due to COVID-19, 7764
- Municipalities
  - consultation with, 4656
- Ontario history
  - public awareness, 807
- Ontario Provincial Police (OPP)
  - Child Sexual Exploitation Unit
    - expansion, 9068
  - detachments, new, 8946–8947
  - general remarks, 4976
  - investigative independence, 2201
  - new detachments, 2767, 5115
  - officers
    - hiring of, 9115
  - workplace culture review
    - commissioning of, 7713
    - government response to, 9115
    - response to, 7713
- Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) - commissioner
  - appointment of Ron Taverner
    - general remarks, 5703
    - investigation by Integrity Commissioner, 2932–2933, 2969–2970, 2996–2997, 3469
    - position advertisement, qualifications, 2809
    - process independence, 2768, 2852, 2880–2881, 2937–2938
    - report by Integrity Commissioner, 3703–3704
- Ontario Public Service (OPS)
  - general remarks, 2997
  - racism investigation, 3613
- Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Amendment Act (Interim Period), 2019 (Bill 117)
  - first reading, 5219
  - second reading, 5345–5347, 5355
  - third reading, 5578
- Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (OSPCA)
  - enforcement of animal protection legislation
    - chief inspector, designation of, 5346, 5578
    - constitutional challenge, 5346, 5937
    - geographic coverage, 5345
    - inspectors, designation of, 5345–5346
    - withdrawal from role, 5345–5346, 5578, 6204
  - public education, 5939
- Organic products
  - certification and labelling, 2754–2755
- Personal protective equipment (PPE)
  - Ontario Together web portal, 8562
  - production, 7817, 8017, 8248, 8562
- Peterborough Police Service
  - Women in Policing Symposium (2019), 3771–3772
- Poet Laureate
  - Ontario
    - role of, 1094
- Police officers
  - appreciation for, 2255
  - general remarks, 3191, 3772
  - mental health of, 3965, 4307
  - mental health services, 13425
  - naloxone administration, 2255
  - responding to mental health crises, 7372
  - support programs
    - mental health, 3965, 4307, 9115
  - supports for, 4978
  - training, 3074
- Police services
  - animal welfare
    - role in, 5937–5938
  - budget
    - jurisdiction over, 8379
  - changing nature of, 3772
  - community engagement, 5954
  - during COVID-19, 13424–13425
  - crisis intervention
    - mental health and addictions, 8114, 8324
  - government strategy, 3183–3184
  - independence of, 5062
  - operational decisions
    - resource allocation, 7372
  - outsourcing, 3192
  - surveillance
    - Ontario CCTV grant, 13425
- Police services funding
  - infrastructure, 2767
- Police services - government funding
  - Community Safety and Policing Grant, 9068, 9115
  - general remarks, 8379
  - Proceeds of Crime - Frontline Policing Grant, 10175, 13694
  - Proceeds of Crime — Frontline Policing Grant, 9068, 9115
- Police services oversight
  - general remarks, 3191
- Police services oversight - disciplinary process
  - evidentiary standard, 3192
  - general remarks, 3124, 3192
- Police services oversight - reform
  - consultation process, 3772
  - and First Nations police services, 3074
  - general remarks, 3074, 3124, 3192, 3200
  - review reports
    - implementation, 8380
  - Tulloch report (2017), recommendations, 8380
- Police services - reform
  - general remarks, 3179, 3242
- Police services - resources
  - general remarks, 5074
- Premier's Office
  - vehicle request
    - general remarks, 3238, 3423
- Private members' public business
  - Accessibility for persons with disabilities
    - responded to, 897
  - Alternate Land Use and Services Program for Agricultural Land Act, 2018 (Bill 28)
    - second reading, 1293
  - Organic Products Act, 2018 (Bill 54)
    - second reading, 2754–2755
  - Poet Laureate of Ontario Act (In Memory of Gord Downie), 2019 (Bill 6)
    - second reading, 1094
  - Protecting Our Pets Act, 2019 (Bill 65)
    - second reading, 3543–3544
  - Rea and Walter Act (Truss and Lightweight Construction Identification), 2018 (Bill 33)
    - second reading, 1508
  - Veterans
    - responded to, 911
- Provincial Animal Welfare Services Act, 2019 (Bill 136)
  - first reading, 5713–5714
  - second reading, 5937–5940
  - time allocation motion
    - presented, 6203–6204
- Public education campaigns - community development
  - National Coaches Week, 1121
- Public education campaigns - health
  - Rowan's Law Day, 1238
- Public education campaigns - justice
  - Human Trafficking Awareness Day, 7042, 11397
- Public education campaigns - occupations
  - Correctional Services Staff Recognition Week, 4922–4923
  - Police Week, 4978, 5074, 13424–13425
- Public education campaigns - racism and discrimination
  - International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, 3718
- Public education campaigns - safety
  - Crime Prevention Week, 5954, 10175–10176
  - Emergency Preparedness Week, 4872
- Public safety
  - Community Safety and Policing Grant, 6867–6868, 6875, 6982–6983
  - government strategy, 3874
  - Ontario Safer and Vital Communities Grant, 12139, 13275, 13425
- Question period
  - Accessibility for persons with disabilities
    - responded to, 2774–2775
  - Addiction services
    - responded to, 1524–1525, 3959–3960, 3965–3966
  - Animal protection
    - responded to, 5755–5756, 6716
  - Anti-racism activities
    - responded to, 2259–2260, 2811, 3613, 5069, 5710, 8009–8010, 8092, 8114, 8555–8556, 12139, 13274–13275, 13480, 14155, 14162–14163
  - Anti-Semitism
    - responded to, 5165
  - Arts and cultural funding
    - responded to, 82–83
  - Border security
    - responded to, 13414–13417, 13419, 13481, 13483, 13557, 13559, 13606, 13659, 13709, 13769, 13921–13922, 13990, 14065–14066
  - Cannabis regulation
    - responded to, 3962
  - Child protection
    - responded to, 13205
  - Commercial tenant protection
    - responded to, 8008
  - Community safety
    - responded, 6982–6983
    - responded to, 5790, 6867–6868, 8946–8947
  - Concussions
    - responded to, 1276
  - Correctional facilities
    - responded to, 8185, 9011–9012, 11920, 13563
  - Correctional services
    - responded to, 3424–3425, 3926, 4558, 4666, 4865–4866, 4973–4974, 8261–8262, 8382, 11632–11633
  - COVID-19 immunization
    - responded to, 11345, 11727, 11914, 13153, 13204, 13421, 13479, 13561, 14158
  - COVID-19 response
    - responded to, 9059, 12699–12700, 12738–12739, 12802, 12805, 12853, 12855, 12902, 12974–12979, 13420–13422, 13841
  - Crime prevention
    - responded to, 5954
  - Elgin-Middlesex Detention Centre
    - responded to, 4233–4234
  - Emergency measures
    - responded to, 7255
  - Employment standards
    - responded to, 1676
  - Film industry
    - responded to, 335–336
  - Fire safety
    - responded to, 4664, 5838–5839
  - Firefighters
    - responded to, 6416–6417
  - First responders
    - responded to, 7432, 9115
  - Forensic testing
    - responded to, 7253–7254
  - Government accountability
    - responded to, 2852, 2880–2881, 2932–2933, 2937–2940, 2969–2971, 2974–2975, 2996–2999, 3238, 3377, 3379, 3418–3421, 3423, 3425, 3468–3470, 3703–3705, 3708, 3710, 3755, 5062–5063, 5703, 5752, 6716, 8482
  - Government fiscal policies
    - responded to, 4976–4977
  - Health care
    - responded to, 3962
  - Home care
    - responded to, 1638
  - Hospital funding
    - responded to, 1519–1520, 1585–1586, 1589–1591
  - Human trafficking
    - responded to, 7038, 7613, 7720, 11455–11456, 14190–14191
  - Impaired workers
    - responded to, 6358–6359
  - Indigenous affairs
    - responded to, 9973
  - Law enforcement
    - responded to, 13040
  - Mental health and addictions strategy
    - responded to, 8485
  - Mental health services
    - responded to, 4307, 7372, 8324
  - Missing children
    - responded to, 5112
  - Municipal finances
    - responded to, 4656–4657
  - Ontario Coaching Excellence Awards
    - responded to, 1121
  - Ontario film industry
    - responded to, 2041
  - Ontario history
    - responded to, 807
  - Ontario Provincial Police
    - responded to, 2768, 2809, 5115, 7713
  - Ontario Summer Games
    - responded to, 474–475
  - Police
    - responded to, 2255
  - Police investigations
    - responded to, 2201
  - Police oversight
    - responded to, 8379–8380
  - Police services
    - responded to, 2203, 2767, 3074, 3124, 3178–3179, 3242, 3339, 3965, 4165, 4862–4863, 4978, 6875, 6931
  - Public health
    - responded to, 4658
  - Public safety
    - responded to, 2310, 3183–3184, 3873–3874
  - Seniors
    - responded to, 678
  - Sir John A. Macdonald statue
    - responded to, 777
  - Snowmobiling
    - responded to, 1081
  - Toronto International Film Festival
    - responded to, 885–886
  - Tourism
    - responded to, 999, 1385, 1890
  - Towing industry
    - responded to, 8381
  - Veterans
    - responded to, 834
  - Violence against women
    - responded to, 1681–1682
- Racism
  - anti-Asian racism, 13480
  - anti-Semitism, 5165
  - general remarks, 8009, 8016
- Rental housing - COVID-19
  - evictions, moratorium, 13280
- Reopening Ontario (A Flexible Response to COVID-19) Act, 2020 (Bill 195)
  - first reading, 8428
  - second reading, 8674–8676, 8678–8680
  - extension, 13780
  - general remarks, 8563, 13779–13780
  - sunset clause, 9059
  - third reading, 8900–8903
- Safer Ontario Act, 2018, SO 2018, c 3
  - disciplinary process, 3192
  - police services, outsourcing, 3124, 3192, 3772
- Safer Ontario Act, 2018, S.O. 2018, c. 3
  - general remarks, 3242
- Select Committee on Emergency Management Oversight
  - appearances before, 13780
  - creation of, 8679
- Senior citizens
  - health and well-being
    - Active for Life programs, funding for, 678
    - government strategy, 678
- September 11, 2001 attacks
  - anniversary, 834
- Snowmobiling
  - economic impact, 1081
- Special constables
  - training, 3074
- Special Investigations Unit (SIU)
  - independence, 8010
  - investigation process
    - initiation criteria, 4862–4863
  - reports, disclosure of, 8010
- Sporting events
  - Ontario Summer Games, 474
- Sporting events - funding
  - Games Ontario program, 474
- Sports and recreation
  - Ontario Coaching Excellence Awards, 1121
- Statements by stakeholders
  - police services, 2768, 2809, 2880, 3179
  - police services reform, 3772
- Terrorists - return to Ontario
  - service restrictions
    - conviction requirement, 2310
- Thunder Bay Jail
  - redevelopment of, 8261
- Thunder Bay Police Service
  - government funding, 3339
- Time allocation motions
  - Provincial Animal Welfare Services Act, 2019 (Bill 136)
    - presented, 6203–6204
- Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), 885
- Toronto Police Service
  - government funding, 5790
- Tourism industry
  - economic impact, 999
  - government strategy, 999
  - regulations, Niagara region, 1385
- Towing industry
  - oversight task force
    - development of, 8381
  - violence and criminal activity in, 8381
- Transportation
  - during COVID-19, 13769
- Tributes
  - Stringer, Rowan, 1237
- Violence against women
  - government funding, 3874
  - government strategy, 1676
  - public consultation, 1682
- War in Afghanistan
  - Ontario monument, 834
- York Regional Police
  - government funding, 6875

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Index des intervenants à la Chambre

Letter: J

Jones, Hon. S. (PC, Dufferin—Caledon)