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

Index des intervenants à la Chambre

Letter: M

MacLeod, Hon. L. (PC, Nepean)
- Basic Income Pilot
  - cost of, 678–679
  - data from, 636, 679
  - participant retention and compliance, 635–636, 678–679
- Basic Income Pilot cancellation
  - general remarks, 1119
  - process of, 528, 576, 635, 733
- Basic income programs
  - cost of, 575, 636, 678–679, 733
  - as poverty reduction tool, 525, 528
- Better Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 5)
  - second reading, 721
- Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
  - s.33: notwithstanding clause
    - and parliamentary supremacy, 984
- Curriculum - health and physical education (2015)
  - public opinion, 80
- Curriculum - health and physical education (2015), repeal of
  - general remarks, 229
- Curriculum - health and physical education (proposed)
  - consultation process, 80, 104
- Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 983–984
- Gender equality
  - in education, 1442–1443
- Government downsizing
  - as fiscal policy, 721
- Government record (federal)
  - PC (1984-1993)
    - acid rain, 104
- Green Energy Act, 2009, S.O. 2009, c. 12, Sched. A
  - public opinion, 66
- Human trafficking
  - general remarks, 473, 1283
  - government strategy, 473
- Immigration and refugee policy
  - entry at non-designated points, 734
  - federal minister responsible for border security and organized crime, 231
  - general remarks, 734
  - jurisdiction, 84, 172, 233
- Immigration - francophone
  - promotion of, 472
  - provincial target, 472
- Immigration system
  - general remarks, 373–374
- Income security
  - and employment, 176
- Indigenous communities - health care
  - mental health services, 1083
- Legislative building
  - family-friendly features, 1283
- Legislative procedure
  - House schedules
    - evening sittings, 1283
- Legislative process
  - debate
    - unparliamentary language, 984
- Members'/ministers' conduct
  - remarks by official opposition re Attorney General, 1003–1004
- Members'/ministers' correction of record, 740
- Members'/ministers' privileges
  - wearing of paraphernalia
    - wearing jersey, 1224
- Members'/ministers' record
  - PC (2003-present)
    - Scott, Laurie (Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes—Brock), 473
- Members'/ministers' remarks
  - withdrawn, 100, 522, 805
- Mental health care - child and youth
  - in Indigenous communities, 1178
- Mental health care funding
  - general remarks, 1378
- Ministerial statements
  - Gender Equality Week
    - presented, 1282–1284
  - International Day of the Girl
    - presented, 1442–1443
- Ministry of Children, Community, and Social Services
  - scope of, 84
- Opioid abuse
  - government strategy, 1378
- Oral questions
  - Child poverty
    - responded to, 1030
  - Children's mental health services
    - responded to, 1178
  - Curriculum
    - responded to, 80, 229
  - Discrimination
    - responded to, 1003–1004
  - Francophone immigration
    - responded to, 472
  - Human trafficking
    - responded to, 473
  - Immigrant and refugee services
    - responded to, 330–331, 371, 373–374
  - Immigration and refugee policy
    - responded to, 231, 1433
  - Indigenous mental health services
    - responded to, 1083
  - Opioid abuse
    - responded to, 805, 810–811, 1377–1378
  - Refugee and immigration policy
    - responded to, 734, 811, 1381–1382
  - Refugee and immigration services
    - responded to, 634
  - Refugees
    - responded to, 15–16, 84, 172, 233–234
  - Social assistance
    - responded to, 176, 522–526, 528–529, 575–576, 635–636, 639–640, 675–679, 733, 1119
  - Women's shelters
    - responded to, 1435–1436
- Poverty
  - prevalence of, 526, 639, 676, 733
- Poverty reduction
  - basic income policy, 525, 528
- Private members' public business
  - Immigrant and refugee services
    - responded to, 393
  - Social assistance
    - responded to, 1106–1108
- Progressive Conservative (PC) caucus
  - diversity of, 15
- Public education campaigns - children
  - International Day of the Girl, 1442–1443
- Public education campaigns - violence, sexual violence, and harassment
  - Human Trafficking Awareness Day, 473
- Public education campaigns - women
  - Gender Equality Week, 1282
- Refugees
  - resettlement, funding for
    - cost of, 393
- Refugees - resettlement
  - cost of, 15, 84, 172, 233, 330, 371, 634, 734, 811, 1382
  - funding for
    - jurisdiction, 15–16, 231–232, 330–331, 371, 373, 634, 734, 811, 1381–1382, 1433
    - from province, 233
  - housing, 233, 330
- Shelters
  - capacity and overcrowding, 1435–1436
- Skilled trades
  - women in, 1283
- Social assistance
  - government strategy, 1030
- Social assistance programs
  - administration, time spent on, 524–525
  - financial benefit, changes in, 522–523, 575, 636, 639, 675–678
  - government strategy
    - development timeline, 522–524, 526, 529, 676
    - job availability, 525–526, 575
  - reform, 1107
  - relationship between programs, 524, 529, 676, 679
- Social assistance programs - performance measures
  - caseload, 524, 639–640
  - duration on, 524, 639
  - re-entry rates, 524
- Supervised injection/overdose prevention sites
  - by region
    - London, extension approval, 810
  - review by Minister of Health, 1377–1378
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 66, 104
- Tornadoes in Ottawa (September 2018), 1112
- Women
  - in politics, 1283
- Women in politics
  - treatment of, 1003–1004
Mamakwa, S. (NDP, Kiiwetinoong)
- Cap and Trade Cancellation Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
  - second reading, 864
- Climate change
  - effect on Indigenous communities, 864
- Curriculum - Truth and Reconciliation
  - writing workshops, cancellation of, 782, 1087
- Debates re answers to oral questions
  - Indigenous affairs
    - presented, 867–868
- Eabametoong First Nation v Minister of Northern Development and Mines, 2018 ONSC 4316
  - government response to, 1275
- Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 988
- Gasoline prices
  - in northern Ontario, 864
- Health care
  - equity of access, 640–641
- Health care funding
  - Charter of Relationship Principles Governing Health System Transformation, 640
- Indigenous communities
  - access to services, 144–145
  - consultation with, 145
  - living conditions
    - Bearskin Lake, 1386
- Indigenous communities - health care
  - mental health services, 145
  - nursing stations vs. hospitals, 146
  - self-governance, 145
- Indigenous relations
  - general remarks, 339–340, 782
- Indigenous youth
  - suicide rates, 1082
- Macdonald, Sir John A.
  - statue in Victoria, BC, 807, 867–868
- Macdonald. Sir John A.
  - statue in Victoria, BC, 782
- Members' statements
  - Conditions in Bearskin Lake, 1386
  - Indigenous mental health services, 1087
  - Riding of Kiiwetinoong, 339–340
  - Sir John A. Macdonald statue, 782
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - Kiiwetinoong, 144–146, 339–340
- Members'/ministers' inaugural speeches, 144–146
- Mercury poisoning (Grassy Narrows and Wabaseemoong)
  - remediation fund, 680
  - remediation of Wabigoon River, 807
  - remediation timeline, 680
  - treatment centre, 680
- Ministry of Indigenous Affairs
  - dedicated minister, 13
  - mandate, 13
- Northern Ontario
  - general remarks, 988
- Oral questions
  - Indigenous affairs
    - presented, 13, 807
  - Indigenous economic development
    - presented, 1275
  - Indigenous health care
    - presented, 640–641
  - Indigenous mental health services
    - presented, 1082–1083
  - Mercury poisoning
    - presented, 680
- Post-traumatic stress disorder
  - in indigenous communities, 596
- Private members' public business
  - PTSD Awareness Day Act, 2018 (Bill 9)
    - second reading, 596
- Reconciliation with Indigenous peoples
  - general remarks, 145
- Residential schools
  - legacy of, 867
- Ring of Fire development
  - consultation with Indigenous communities, 13, 1275
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 144–148
- Tributes
  - Kamenawatamin, Karlena, 1084
Mantha, M. (NDP, Algoma–Manitoulin)
- Access to Natural Gas Act, 2018 (Bill 32)
  - second reading, 1457
- Auditor General
  - Review of the 2018 Pre-Election Report on Ontario’s Finances, 1211–1212
- Autism services - youth and adult
  - employment programs, 48
- Cap and Trade Cancellation Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
  - second reading, 562–567, 662–663, 873–874, 876
- Cap-and-trade cancellation - economic impact
  - general remarks, 662–663
- Climate change mitigation
  - government strategy, 563
- Curriculum - health and physical education (2015), repeal of
  - general remarks, 44
- Curriculum - Truth and Reconciliation
  - writing workshops, cancellation of, 98
- Electricity rates
  - affordability, 565
  - reduction, financing for, 564
- Elliot Lake Inquiry (2014), 445
- French-language debates
  - Débat sur le discours du trône
    - participation, 98, 103
  - Déclarations des députés
    - Équipes de robotique de l'École Notre-Dame-du-Sault, 340
  - Government orders
    - Comité spécial sur la transparence financière
      - amendment, 1215–1216
  - Pétitions
    - Affaires autochtones, 748
    - Normes d'emploi, 185
    - Prévention du tabagisme chez les jeunes, 184–185, 343
- Government finances - line-by-line review
  - mandate, 275
- Government notice of motions
  - Select Committee on Financial Transparency
    - amendment
      - responded to, 1211–1213
- Government orders
  - Government policies
    - responded to, 444–447
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-2018)
    - fiscal policies, 1212
- Green Ontario Program (GreenON) cancellation
  - contract eligibility deadline, 236
  - economic impact, 236–237
  - retrofit rebates
    - effect on consumers, 564
    - effect on delivery agents, 97, 563
  - wood-heating programs, 97, 564
- Home heating
  - in northern Ontario, 873–874, 876
- Hydro One privatization
  - effect on electricity rates, 97, 100
- Indigenous relations
  - government strategy, 98
- Members' statements
  - École Notre-Dame-du-Sault robotics teams, 340
  - Northern transportation, 21
- Members'/ministers' birthdays
  - Tabuns, Peter (Toronto–Danforth), 1437
- Members/ministers quoting
  - reports
    - Review of the 2018 Pre-Election Report on Ontario’s Finances, 1212
- Mental health care funding
  - general remarks, 446
- New Democratic Party (NDP)
  - cap-and-trade, 563
- Northern Ontario
  - government strategy, 96–97
- Ontario's Fair Hydro Plan
  - continuation of, 275
  - reflection on line-by-line review, 275
- Oral questions
  - Energy conservation
    - presented, 236–237
  - Northern transportation
    - presented, 1185
- Petitions
  - Energy policies, 91, 183–184, 748–749
  - Indigenous affairs, 584, 1338
  - School boards, 685–686, 747–748, 1194
  - Wearing of poppies, 585, 646–647, 688, 891–892
- Policy development
  - influences on, 1211
- Private members' public business
  - Fairness in Petroleum Products Pricing Act, 2018 (Bill 7)
    - second reading, 904–905
- Rail service
  - Huron Central Railway
    - government funding, 1185
- Reconciliation with Indigenous peoples
  - government strategy, 44
- Ring of Fire
  - consultation with Indigenous communities, 98
- Road maintenance in winter
  - accountability and transparency, 97–98
- School board trustees
  - removal from board, 447
- School facilities - maintenance and repair
  - funding source, 97
- Select Committee on Financial Transparency
  - official opposition members, participation, 1212
- Strikes
  - back-to-work legislation
    - impact on bargaining process, 275
- Teachers
  - appreciation for, 340
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 44, 48, 95–98, 100
- Transit
  - in northern Ontario, 97
- Transportation services
  - in northern Ontario
    - bus services, changes to, 21
- Urgent Priorities Act, 2018 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 275
- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
  - government strategy, 446
Martin, R. (PC, Eglinton–Lawrence)
- Appreciation
  - Wilson, Tom, 582
- Auditor General
  - Review of the 2018 Pre-Election Report on Ontario’s Finances, 1243
- Better Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 5)
  - second reading, 700, 713
- Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
  - s.33: notwithstanding clause
    - inclusion of, 951
    - and judicial review, 952
    - re Toronto City Council reform
      - political community, response of, 1000
- Cannabis Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 36)
  - second reading, 1359
- Cap and Trade Cancellation Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
  - second reading, 561, 663, 857
- Cap-and-trade cancellation
  - compensation, 857
- Climate change mitigation
  - by private sector, 663
- Cost of living
  - general remarks, 424
- Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 952
- Government debt
  - debt-to-GDP ratio, 1243
  - general remarks, 1324–1325
  - interest on, 1243–1244
- Government downsizing
  - as fiscal policy, 700
  - general remarks, 407
- Government orders
  - Government policies
    - responded to, 422–425
  - Select Committee on Financial Transparency
    - amendment
      - responded to, 1242–1244
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-2018)
    - fiscal policies, 1244
- Gun violence
  - in Eglinton–Lawrence, 425
  - government strategy, 79
- Immigrants
  - employment, 424
- Independent Financial Commission of Inquiry
  - mandate, 1243
- Legislative procedure
  - debate
    - imputing motive, 615–616, 690–691, 827, 958, 991, 1012
    - speech should relate to matter being discussed, 856
    - unparliamentary language, 614–615, 958
- Members' statements
  - Disaster relief, 1034
  - Wilson, Tom, 582
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - Eglinton–Lawrence, 424
- Members'/ministers' inaugural speeches, 422–425
- Mental health care services
  - government strategy, 757
- Ontario's Fair Hydro Plan
  - accounting treatment, 1243
  - cost of, 1243
- Oral questions
  - Community safety
    - presented, 79–80
  - Economic development
    - presented, 232–233
  - Government fiscal policies
    - presented, 1324–1325
  - Municipal government
    - presented, 407, 1000
- Parliamentary Budget Officer
  - Fiscal Sustainability Report (2018), 1324
- Petitions
  - Royal Canadian Legion halls, 184
- Policy development
  - public consultation, 713
- Private members' public business
  - Mental health and addiction services
    - responded to, 757
- Public accounts 2017-2018
  - review by Auditor General, 1242–1243
- Renewable energy contracts
  - cost of, 221
- Select Committee on Financial Transparency
  - mandate, 1244
- Small business
  - regulations, 424
- Standing Orders by order
  - S.O. 23(i): matters out of order in debate, imputes false or unavowed motives, 614, 690–691, 958, 991
- Typhoon Mangkhut, 1034
- Urgent Priorities Act, 2018 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 195, 221
Martow, G. (PC, Thornhill)
- Accessible Parking and Towing Industry Review Committee Act, 2018 (Bill 39)
  - first reading, 1441
- Business environment
  - impact of electricity rate reduction, 276–277
- Cap and Trade Cancellation Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
  - second reading, 872–875
- Cap-and-trade
  - as carbon tax, 872
- Carbon pricing
  - effect on emissions, 872
- Climate change mitigation
  - general remarks, 873
- Developmental services
  - in Thornhill, 1438
- Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 982–983
- French-language debates
  - Affaires d'intérêt public émanant des députés
    - Cartes Santé, 1502
- French-language services
  - health care, 1502
- Government finances
  - source of, 217
- Government orders
  - Government policies
    - responded to, 363–364
  - Standing orders
    - amendment to the amendment
      - responded to, 1070–1073
- Health cards (OHIP)
  - integration of liguistic data, 1502
- High-tech sector
  - economic impact by region
    - Markham, 182
- Home heating
  - in northern Ontario, 872, 874
- Labour relations
  - collective bargaining, 206
- Legislative procedure
  - broadcast of proceedings, 1073
  - debate
    - unparliamentary language, 1072
  - general remarks, 1073
  - House schedules
    - flexibility of, 1072
    - general remarks, 1071–1072
  - private members' public business
    - time allotment, 1071
- Legislative process
  - general remarks, 1071
  - House schedules
    - overnight sittings, 1073
  - time allocation, 1073
- Members' statements
  - Chai Lifeline Canada, 20
  - City of Markham, 181–182
  - Jewish High Holy Days, 889
  - Reena Foundation, 1438
- Ministry of Labour
  - assistance re collective bargaining, 206
- Oral questions
  - Seniors
    - presented, 678
- Palliative care beds
  - shortage, 399
- Petitions
  - Guide and service animals, 1193
  - Mental health and addiction services, 1445–1446
  - Public transit, 1089
- Private members' public business
  - Accessibility for persons with disabilities
    - responded to, 899–900
  - Compassionate Care Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
    - second reading, 399
  - Garrett's Legacy Act (Requirements for Movable Soccer Goals), 2018 (Bill 11)
    - second reading, 602–603
  - Health cards
    - responded to, 1502–1503
  - PTSD Awareness Day Act, 2018 (Bill 9)
    - second reading, 597
  - Youth employment
    - responded to, 764
- Public education campaigns - Mental health
  - PTSD Awareness Day Act, 597
- Senior citizens
  - health and well-being
    - government strategy, 678
- Soccer goalposts, unanchored
  - regulation of, 602–603
- Standing Orders
  - amendment of
    - select committee on (proposed), 1071
  - general remarks, 1071
- Statements by stakeholders
  - constituents
    - re s.33: notwithstanding clause, 983
    - re Toronto City Council reform, 983
- Strikes
  - in post-secondary education sector, prevention, 209
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 166
- Urgent Priorities Act, 2018 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 205–209, 217, 249, 265–266, 276–277
- White Pines Wind Project
  - notice to proceed, 276
- York region
  - transit, 983
- York University strike
  - bargaining units, 205
  - general remarks, 363–364, 1073
  - Kaplan report (2018), 206
  - negotiation history, 205–206
  - student impact, 205–208
- York University strike - back-to-work legislation
  - continuation of bargaining, 207
  - general remarks, 207
  - mediator-arbitrator
    - criteria for consideration, 207
    - mandate and timeline, 207
  - non-compliance, penalties, 207
  - strike/lockout prohibition clause, 207
- Youth employment
  - employer incentives, 764
McDonell, J. (PC, Stormont–Dundas–South Glengarry)
- Better Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 5)
  - second reading, 608–610
- Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
  - s.33: notwithstanding clause
    - general remarks, 966
- Debates re answers to oral questions
  - Municipal government
    - responded to, 1062–1063
- Democracy
  - and parliamentary privilege, 966
- Drive Clean program
  - cancellation, 1329
  - cost of, 1329
- Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 966
- Elections and by-elections
  - municipal level
    - election reform (2016), 609–610
- Legislative process
  - public gallery, clearing of, 966
- Members' statements
  - Events in Stormont–Dundas–South Glengarry, 303
  - Nunney, Claude, 1387
- Municipal and regional governments
  - autonomy of, 609
  - regional priorities, differences in, 609–610
  - role of, 609
  - two-tier model, 609
- Oral questions
  - Greenhouse gas emissions
    - presented, 1329
- Parliamentary privilege
  - and democracy, 966
- Regional/district chairs
  - selection method, 609–610
- Toronto City Council reform, 1062–1063
- Tributes
  - Nunney, Claude, 1387
McKenna, J. (PC, Burlington)
- Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
  - s.33: notwithstanding clause
    - and parliamentary supremacy, 988
- Cannabis
  - illegal market, 809
  - private retail, 808
- Cap and Trade Cancellation Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
  - second reading, 545, 663–664
- Cap-and-trade
  - general remarks, 545
- Cap-and-trade cancellation
  - compensation, 664
- City of Toronto et al. v Ontario (Attorney General), 2018 ONSC 5151
  - appeal of, 988
  - and parliamentary privilege, 988
- Colleges and universities
  - free speech policy, 837
- Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 987–988
- Government debt
  - general remarks, 263–264
- Government finances
  - general remarks, 412
- Government finances - line-by-line review
  - general remarks, 52
- Legislative process
  - public gallery, clearing of, 987
- Members'/ministers' inaugural speeches, 262–264
- Members/ministers quoting
  - poetry
    - If (Kipling), 263
- Oral questions
  - Cannabis regulation
    - presented, 808–809
  - Freedom of expression
    - presented, 837
  - Government spending and accounting practices
    - presented, 412
  - Senior citizens
    - presented, 1435
  - Taxation
    - presented, 135
- Senior citizens
  - government strategy, 1435
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 52, 107
- Urgent Priorities Act, 2018 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 262–264, 266–267
McNaughton, Hon. M. (PC, Lambton–Kent–Middlesex)
- Access to Natural Gas Act, 2018 (Bill 32)
  - first reading, 1036
  - second reading, 1448–1452
- Agricultural events
  - International Plowing Match, 1449
- Agriculture industry
  - economic impact, agri-food, 1449
- Electricity rates
  - reduction of, 253
- Farmers
  - natural gas, access to, 1449
- Home heating
  - natural gas, 1026
- Infrastructure development
  - economic impact, 1450
- Infrastructure - telecommunications
  - government strategy, 294
- Infrastructure - transit
  - government funding
    - from Integrated Bilateral Agreement, 1450
- Mining industry
  - economic impact
    - general remarks, 1450
- Natural gas
  - access to
    - economic impact, 1449–1450
    - in northern and rural Ontario, 1448
- Natural gas expansion
  - cost
    - to ratepayer vs. taxpayer, 1450
  - impact on residential customers, 1448, 1451
  - Natural Gas Grant Program (NGGP)
    - cancellation, 1449
  - private sector distribution, 1448, 1450
  - program criteria
    - development through regulation, 1450
- Natural gas infrastructure
  - expansion, northern and rural Ontario, 1026, 1029–1031, 1118
- Natural gas rates
  - affordability, 1026
  - expansion charge, 1450
  - impact of cap-and-trade cancellation, 1448–1449
- Oral questions
  - Economic development
    - responded to, 529
  - Energy rates
    - responded to, 1030–1031
  - Natural gas
    - responded to, 1026, 1029–1030, 1118
  - Rural infrastructure
    - responded to, 294
- Renewable energy contracts - cancellation
  - fiscal impact, 253, 1452
- Rural Ontario
  - economic impact, 1449
- Statements by stakeholders
  - re natural gas expansion, 1450–1451
- Urgent Priorities Act, 2018 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 252–253
- Waterfront Toronto development
  - Sidewalk Labs project
    - economic impact, 529
Miller, N. (PC, Parry Sound–Muskoka)
- Business environment
  - regulatory burdens, 796–797
- Cannabis consumption - youth
  - age restrictions, 1415
- Cannabis - regulatory framework
  - mandated review, 1416
  - taxation and revenue sharing, 1416
- Cannabis Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 36)
  - second reading, 1415–1416
- Electricity rates
  - reduction, 95
- Firefighters
  - appreciation for, 410
- Government orders
  - Government policies
    - responded to, 796–797
- Hospital construction by region
  - Parry Sound–Muskoka, 797
- Indigenous relations
  - government strategy, 1321–1322
- Members' statements
  - Events in Parry Sound, 139
- Members'/ministers' personal narratives, 796–797
- Mercury poisoning (Grassy Narrows and Wabaseemoong)
  - government response, 1322
- Ontario Provincial Police (OPP)
  - northern detachments, 886
- Oral questions
  - Community safety
    - presented, 886
  - Firefighting in northern Ontario
    - presented, 410, 637
  - Mercury poisoning
    - presented, 1321–1322
  - Taxation
    - presented, 1489
- Petitions
  - Health care funding, 91, 139–140, 185, 304, 483
- Police services
  - government funding, 886
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 95
- Tributes
  - Gadwa, Jerry, 410
- Wildfires in northern Ontario
  - government response to, 637
  - international aid, 410
  - Parry Sound 33, 637
- York University strike - back-to-work legislation
  - general remarks, 95
Miller, P. (NDP, Hamilton East–Stoney Creek)
- Cannabis
  - second-hand exposure to, 1411
- Cannabis - regulatory framework
  - enforcement
    - general remarks, 1411
- Cannabis Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 36)
  - second reading, 1411
- Ministry of Community and Social Services Amendment Act (Social Assistance Research Commission), 2018 (Bill 24)
  - first reading, 744
Mitas, C. (PC, Scarborough Centre)
- Government downsizing
  - municipal level, consultation, 735
- Human Rights Code Amendment Act (Genetic Characteristics), 2018 (Bill 40)
  - first reading, 1441
- Independent Financial Commission of Inquiry
  - general remarks, 175
  - resources, 175
- Oral questions
  - Government spending and accounting practices
    - presented, 175
  - Municipal elections
    - presented, 735–736, 805–806
- Private members' public business
  - Affordable housing
    - responded to, 1303–1304
  - Garrett's Legacy Act (Requirements for Movable Soccer Goals), 2018 (Bill 11)
    - second reading, 602
  - Youth employment
    - responded to, 762–763
- Soccer goalposts, unanchored
  - risk of injury/death, 602
- Social housing stock
  - capital repairs, backlog, 1304
- Toronto City Council - wards, redrawing of
  - general remarks, 805
  - and voter representation, 806
- Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)
  - Scarborough subway extension, 805
- Transit systems - expansion by region
  - Scarborough, 805
- Urgent Priorities Act, 2018 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 204
- York University strike
  - student impact, 204
- Youth employment
  - general remarks, 762
Monteith-Farrell, J. (NDP, Thunder Bay–Atikokan)
- Access to Natural Gas Act, 2018 (Bill 32)
  - second reading, 1457–1458
  - terminology, 1457
- Basic Income Pilot cancellation
  - process of, 733
- Cannabis
  - education
    - for public, 1402
- Cannabis - legalization
  - products, 1402
- Cannabis - regulatory framework
  - enforcement
    - police resources, 1402
- Cannabis Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 36)
  - second reading, 1402
- Driving - drug-impaired
  - detection, 1402
- First Nations police services
  - general remarks, 815
- Forest industry
  - general remarks, 1389
- Hospital services
  - capacity and overcrowding
    - Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, 1079
- Members' statements
  - First Nations policing, 815
  - Injured workers, 1440
  - Opioid abuse, 1034–1035
  - Riding of Thunder Bay–Atikokan, 379
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - Thunder Bay–Atikokan, 379
- Mental health care funding
  - in Thunder Bay, 1079
- Ministerial statements
  - Forest industry
    - responded to, 1389
- Natural gas expansion
  - cost
    - of infrastructure development, 1457–1458
    - to ratepayer vs. taxpayer, 1457
  - target communities, 1457
- Opioid abuse
  - in Thunder Bay, 1034–1035
- Oral questions
  - Health care funding
    - presented, 1079
  - Labour dispute
    - presented, 298
  - Social assistance
    - presented, 733
- Petitions
  - Social assistance, 1009
- Public education campaigns - environment
  - National Forest Week, 1389
- Strikes
  - Port Arthur Health Centre, 298
- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
  - compensation rates, 1440
Morrison, S. (NDP, Toronto Centre)
- Affordable housing
  - shortage, 1299–1300, 1304–1305
  - statements by stakeholders, 1300
- Affordable housing - supply
  - wait times, 1004
- British Home Children
  - memorial plaque, 1438
- Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
  - s.33: notwithstanding clause
    - re Toronto City Council reform, 843
      - legal community, response of, 951
- Curriculum - health and physical education
  - and identity, 121
  - student safety and well-being, 1444
- Curriculum - health and physical education (2015), repeal of
  - public response to, 1444
- Curriculum - Truth and Reconciliation
  - content, 293
  - writing workshops, cancellation of, 293
- Debates re answers to oral questions
  - Municipal elections
    - presented, 505–506
- Democracy
  - general remarks, 505
- Dish with One Spoon wampum treaty, 119
- Education - post-secondary
  - employment model, 204
- Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 951
- Gender-based violence
  - prevalence, 1284
- Government downsizing
  - municipal level, consultation, 406, 505, 590–591
- Gun violence
  - causes of, 120–121
- Housing
  - as a human right, 1299
- Housing affordability by region
  - Toronto, 121
- Indigenous communities
  - right to vote, 1444
  - in urban areas, 119
- Judiciary
  - as balance on legislative powers, 951
- Labour relations
  - collective bargaining, 218
  - general remarks, 217
- LGBTQ community
  - reflection of, in education, 121
  - violence against, 121
- Members' statements
  - British home children, 1438
  - Municipal elections, 843
  - Regent Park, 379–380
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - Toronto Centre, 120–121, 379
- Members'/ministers' inaugural speeches, 119–121
- Members'/ministers' personal narratives, 119–120
- Members'/ministers' privileges
  - wearing of paraphernalia
    - pins, 1438
- Members'/ministers' remarks
  - withdrawn, 951
- Midwives
  - pay equity, 1284
- Minimum wage
  - worker demographics, 1284
- Ministerial statements
  - Gender Equality Week
    - responded to, 1284
  - International Day of the Girl
    - responded to, 1443–1444
- Ministry of Indigenous Affairs
  - dedicated minister, 123
- Oral questions
  - Affordable housing
    - presented, 1004
  - Curriculum
    - presented, 293
  - Municipal elections
    - presented, 406–407
- Pay equity by industry
  - midwives, 1284
- Petitions
  - Affordable housing, 892–893
  - Celiac disease, 1009
  - Curriculum, 304–305, 1444–1445
  - Employment standards, 306
  - Indigenous affairs, 303–304, 484–485
  - Municipal elections, 418, 483, 817
  - Social assistance, 1339
- Private members' public business
  - Affordable housing
    - presented, 1299–1301
    - responded to, 1304–1305
  - Fighting Back Against Handguns Act (Handgun Ammunition Sales), 2018 (Bill 30)
    - second reading, 1514
  - Municipal elections
    - responded to, 590–591
- Public education campaigns - children
  - International Day of the Girl, 1443–1444
- Reconciliation with Indigenous peoples
  - government strategy, 120
- Social housing stock
  - capital repairs, backlog, 1301
- Strikes
  - back-to-work legislation
    - impact on bargaining process, 204
  - as a constitutional right, 218
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 119–121, 123
- Toronto City Council reform
  - public opinion, 505–506
  - timing of, 505
- Urgent Priorities Act, 2018 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 204, 217–218
Mulroney, Hon. C. (PC, York–Simcoe)
- Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
  - role in policy development, 950
  - s.33: notwithstanding clause
    - general remarks, 884, 950
    - historical use, 950
    - and parliamentary supremacy, 884, 949–950, 998
    - re Toronto City Council reform
      - role of election timeline, 949–950
    - threshold for use, 949
- Cannabis
  - equity of access, 1345
- Cannabis consumption - location restrictions
  - alignment with tobacco regulations, 1344
  - impact on equity of access, 1345
  - prohibited locations, 1344–1345
  - vehicles and boats, 1345
  - via municipal bylaw, 1344
- Cannabis - regulatory framework
  - goals of, 1342–1343
  - overview, 1343
- Cannabis retail
  - implementation timeline, 1344
  - in Indigenous communities, 1343
  - private market model, 1343
- Cannabis retail - licensing
  - application process
    - applicant review, 1344
    - implementation timeline, 1344
    - licence components, 1343
    - notification and consultation period, 1344
  - enforcement, 1344
  - oversight by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO), 1343–1344
  - quantity caps
    - on licensed producers, 1343–1344
    - per operator, 1343
    - on retail store authorizations, 1343–1344
- Cannabis retail - Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS)
  - as exclusive online retailer, 1343
- Cannabis retail - physical stores
  - location restrictions, 1343
  - municipal opt-out
    - deadline, 1343
- Cannabis retail - unlicensed dispensaries
  - penalties
    - financial, 1344
- Cannabis Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 36)
  - first reading, 1282
  - second reading, 1342–1345
- Carbon pricing - federal carbon tax
  - legal challenge to, 640, 680, 778
  - legal challenge to, cost of, 640
  - Saskatchewan legal challenge, participation in, 640, 679
- City of Toronto et al. v Ontario (Attorney General), 2018 ONSC 5151
  - appeal of, 948–949
  - re Toronto City Council reform
    - constitutionality of, 948
  - request for stay of decision, 948–949
- Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 948–950
- French-language debates
  - Déclarations ministérielles et réponses
    - Jour des Franco-Ontariens et des Franco-Ontariennes, 1190–1191
  - Loi de 2018 modifiant des lois en ce qui concerne le cannabis, projet de loi 36
    - deuxième lecture, 1342–1345
  - Loi de 2018 pour des administrations locales efficaces, projet de loi 31
    - deuxième lecture, 948–950
  - Questions orales
    - Immigration francophone, 473
    - La Francophonie, 1180
    - Plan d'action du gouvernement, 174
    - Réglementation du cannabis, 809–810
    - Sécurité communautaire, 331–332
    - Services en français, 1179
    - Taxation, 576
- Government downsizing
  - as fiscal policy, 948
- Government finances
  - review of government programs, 1327
- Gun violence
  - government response, 1379–1380
- Judiciary
  - policy development, role in, 949
- Municipalities
  - provincial jurisdiction over, 949
- Ontario Special Investigations Unit Act, 2018, S.O. 2018, c. 3, Sched. 4
  - consultation on, 11
- Oral questions
  - Cannabis regulation
    - responded to, 810
  - Community safety
    - responded to, 296, 1379–1380
  - Court ruling
    - responded to, 1077
  - Government accountability
    - responded to, 998
  - Legal clinic funding
    - responded to, 1327
  - Municipal elections
    - responded to, 833–834, 883–884
  - Special investigations unit
    - responded to, 11
  - Taxation
    - responded to, 576, 640, 679–680, 778
- Statements by stakeholders
  - public officials
    - re s.33: notwithstanding clause (Charter), 949
  - re cannabis regulatory framework, 1342–1343
- Toronto City Council
  - decision-making process, 948
- Toronto City Council - election (2018)
  - procedural uncertainty, 949, 1077
- Toronto City Council reform
  - as constitutional issue, 833–834, 883–884, 950
- Toronto City Council - wards, redrawing of
  - alignment with provincial ridings, 948
  - and voter representation, 948
- Toronto (City) v Ontario (Attorney General), 2018 ONCA 761
  - decision re stay, 1077

Index des intervenants à la Chambre

Letter: M

MacLeod, Hon. L. (PC, Nepean)

Mamakwa, S. (NDP, Kiiwetinoong)

Mantha, M. (NDP, Algoma–Manitoulin)

Martin, R. (PC, Eglinton–Lawrence)

Martow, G. (PC, Thornhill)

McDonell, J. (PC, Stormont–Dundas–South Glengarry)

McKenna, J. (PC, Burlington)

McNaughton, Hon. M. (PC, Lambton–Kent–Middlesex)

Miller, N. (PC, Parry Sound–Muskoka)

Miller, P. (NDP, Hamilton East–Stoney Creek)

Mitas, C. (PC, Scarborough Centre)

Monteith-Farrell, J. (NDP, Thunder Bay–Atikokan)

Morrison, S. (NDP, Toronto Centre)

Mulroney, Hon. C. (PC, York–Simcoe)