Index des sujets traités à la Chambre
Letter: C
Cabinet ministers
Cadets
- appreciation for
- Bouma, 5519
- appreciation for
Campaign financing.
see Political fundraisingCampbell, Gordon.
see also Independent Financial Commission of InquiryCanada Health Act,
RSC, 1985, c C-6
Canadian Bill of Rights,
SC 1960, c 44
- Des Rosiers, 2529
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
- application
- Burch, 3320
- and Canadian identity
- Sattler, 976
- duty to protect
- general remarks
- Horwath, 831
- and policing
- rights under
- role in policy development
- s.1: reasonable limits clause
- Des Rosiers, 981
- s.2(a): freedom of conscience and religion
- s.2(b): freedom of expression
- s.2(d): freedom of association
- s.3: democratic rights
- Des Rosiers, 2793
- s.11(d): presumption of innocence
- Rasheed, 3203
- application
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
- s.33: notwithstanding clause.
see also Statements by stakeholders- and democracy
- future use of
- general remarks
- government use of
- Armstrong, 1005
- Begum, 841
- Bell, 888–889
- Bisson, 924–925, 939, 980, 2531
- Burch, 838, 969
- Des Rosiers, 980, 982
- Fraser, 836–837
- Glover, 884
- Horwath, 832–833
- Hunter, 962, 987
- Karpoche, 836
- Lalonde, 975
- Lindo, 889–890
- Sattler, 976
- Schreiner, 1000
- Singh, S., 2533
- Smith, T., 939–940
- Stiles, 840
- Vanthof, 989
- Walker, 1019
- Yarde, 1006
- historical use
- inclusion of
- and judicial review
- legality of use
- Baber, 883
- and parliamentary privilege
- Smith, T., 964–965
- and parliamentary supremacy
- re Toronto City Council downsizing
- legal challenge to
- legal community, response of
- political community, response of
- public response to
- role of election timeline
- rights subject to
- threshold for use
Canadian Club Brand Heritage Centre
- sale of contracted spirits on site
- Hatfield, 2542
- sale of contracted spirits on site
Canadian Women's Hockey League (CWHL)
- dissolution of
- Park, 4169
- dissolution of
Cancer
Cancer Act,
RSO 1990, c C.1
- Fraser, 3464
Cancer Care Ontario
Cancer - childhood
- Fight Like Mason Foundation
- Natyshak, 2892
- Fight Like Mason Foundation
Cancer screening
- government funding
- Horwath, 5358
- government funding
Cancer support services
- Gilda's Club
- Horwath, 2479
- Gilda's Club
Cancer survivors
- Walker, 1386
Cancer treatment
Cancer treatment - take-home medication
Cannabis
- and driving. see Driving - drug-impaired
- education
- campaign format and reach
- Smith, T., 1623–1624
- content
- Smith, T., 1623–1624
- implementation timeline
- for public
- in schools. see Curriculum - cannabis
- campaign format and reach
- equity of access
- secondary product development
- Singh, S., 1357
- second-hand exposure to
- strains
- Harden, 1404
- transportation
- Singh, S., 1355
- and youth. see Cannabis - youth consumption
Cannabis consumption
- and addiction
- Des Rosiers, 1409
- as gateway to smoking
- Gélinas, 1412
- health effects
- impact of increased availability
- Des Rosiers, 1409
- intake methods
- intoxication, detection of. see also Driving - drug-impaired
- Kernaghan, 1415
- normalization. see also Cannabis users—stigmatization
- permit-but-discourage model
- and addiction
Cannabis consumption - location restrictions
- alignment with tobacco regulations
- enforcement
- Fedeli, 1650
- general remarks
- Hillier, 1418
- impact on equity of access
- multi-unit dwellings
- penalties
- Coe, 1413
- prohibited locations. see also Home care - workers—cannabis and; Occupational health and safety—cannabis and
- and stigmatization of users. see Cannabis users—stigmatization
- vehicles and boats. see also Driving - drug-impaired
- via municipal bylaw
Cannabis consumption - youth.
see also Cannabis users- addictions counselling
- Singh, S., 1354–1355
- age restrictions
- criminalization
- education. see Curriculum - cannabis
- general remarks
- health effects
- prevention
- research, need for
- Hillier, 1419
- in school settings
- Lindo, 1399
- addictions counselling
Cannabis - legalization
- consultation with Indigenous communities
- Rickford, 296
- vs. decriminalization
- Gates, 1365
- federal jurisdiction
- general remarks
- implementation
- Ford, 1631
- implementation timeline
- in other jurisdictions
- prior criminal convictions. see Cannabis users—possession convictions, pre-legalization
- products
- consultation with Indigenous communities
Cannabis lounges.
see also Cannabis retail - physical stores- consumption limits
- Singh, S., 1353
- consumption limits
Cannabis - medicinal
Cannabis producers
Cannabis production.
see also Cannabis retail - licensing- home cultivation
- market competition
- Harden, 1626–1627
- regulation of
- supply shortage
- Fedeli, 5132
- wholesale and distribution. see Cannabis retail - Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS)—as exclusive wholesaler
Cannabis - regulatory enforcement
- effect on racialized communities
- funding
- general remarks
- police resources
Cannabis - regulatory framework
Cannabis retail.
see also Cannabis retail - Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS); Cannabis retail - physical stores- access options
- Fedeli, 3961
- dispensaries operating pre-legalization
- illicit market. see Cannabis retail - unlicensed dispensaries
- implementation timeline
- in Indigenous communities
- market analysis, data sources
- market competition, promotion of
- packaging
- pricing
- private market model
- products
- Downey, 1362
- public-ownership model
- staff training
- access options
Cannabis retail - licensing
- application process
- enforcement
- facility requirements
- fees
- Singh, S., 1356
- oversight by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO)
- provincial jurisdiction
- Coe, 1413
- quantity caps
- on licensed producers
- per operator
- on retail store authorizations
- on retail store authorizations, due to supply shortage
- unlicensed dispensaries. see Cannabis retail - unlicensed dispensaries
Cannabis retail - Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS)
- customer service
- deliveries via Canada Post
- delivery requirements. see also Cannabis retail—in Indigenous communities
- as exclusive online retailer
- as exclusive wholesaler
- general remarks
- Downey, 1361
- governance structure
- online platform
- operating contracts
- order volume
- product labeling
- Singh, S., 2135
- products
- Fedeli, 1649–1650
- supply
- Fedeli, 1650
Cannabis retail - physical stores.
see also Cannabis lounges- advertising
- Harris, 1415
- general remarks
- Coe, 3961
- in Indigenous communities. see Cannabis retail—in Indigenous communities
- licence lottery. see Cannabis retail - licensing—quantity caps
- licensing. see Cannabis retail - licensing
- location restrictions
- location restrictions, concentration caps
- municipal opt-out
- operations timeline. see Cannabis retail - licensing—application process—implementation timeline
- private-market model
- Fedeli, 5132
- advertising
Cannabis retail - unlicensed dispensaries
Cannabis Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 36)
- first reading
- Mulroney, 1282
- second reading, 1342–1371, 1392–1416, 1469, 1490–1491
- Babikian, 1398
- Bisson, 1367, 1392–1395, 1397, 1408
- Bouma, 1350, 1368–1371
- Calandra, 1402–1403
- Coe, 1412–1414, 1416
- Des Rosiers, 1408–1412
- Downey, 1350, 1359–1362, 1364
- Fedeli, 1345–1349, 1351
- Fife, 1362–1363, 1396, 1398, 1403
- French, 1349–1350
- Gates, 1364–1368
- Gélinas, 1412, 1415
- Ghamari, 1363–1364, 1407
- Harden, 1404–1408
- Harris, 1415
- Hatfield, 1350
- Hillier, 1403, 1411
- Kernaghan, 1414–1415
- Kusendova, 1398
- Lindo, 1399
- Martin, 1359
- Miller, N., 1415–1416
- Miller, P., 1411
- Monteith-Farrell, 1402
- Mulroney, 1342–1345
- Pang, 1367
- Park, 1363
- Rasheed, 1407–1408
- Roberts, 1358
- Sabawy, 1367–1368
- Schreiner, 1397–1399
- Singh, S., 1351–1359, 1396–1397
- Skelly, 1411
- Smith, T., 1399–1404
- Tabuns, 1407
- Taylor, 1358
- Thompson, 1395–1396
- West, 1359, 1363, 1368
- Yakabuski, 1396
- division (carried), 1490–1491
- time allocation motion, 1417–1424, 1437
- third reading, 1621–1630, 1648–1654
- Royal assent, 1664
- first reading
Cannabis users.
see also Cannabis - youth consumptionCannabis users - possession convictions
Cap and Trade Cancellation Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
- first reading
- Phillips, 341–342
- second reading, 485–503, 536–569, 621–630, 661–671, 850–867, 869–878, 1448
- Anand, 667–668, 670, 857–858
- Andrew, 537–538, 541
- Armstrong, 623, 871
- Baber, 861
- Babikian, 626–627, 866
- Bell, 543–547
- Berns-McGown, 494
- Bisson, 554–555, 670–671, 850–852, 860
- Bourgouin, 669, 873, 875, 877
- Burch, 666, 869–872
- Calandra, 622, 876–877
- Coe, 877–878
- Crawford, 550–551
- Cuzzetto, 876
- Des Rosiers, 567–569
- Downey, 669, 851–855
- Fee, 538–542
- Fife, 625–626
- Fraser, 550
- French, 627–630
- Gélinas, 551–556, 851, 854–855, 858, 861, 870–871, 877
- Ghamari, 536–537, 623–625, 627
- Glover, 493–494
- Harden, 537, 550, 561
- Harris, 863–864
- Hatfield, 565–566, 663–665, 667–669, 854, 857, 866
- Hogarth, 566
- Karahalios, 491–493, 565, 666, 854, 866–867
- Ke, 870
- Kernaghan, 561–562
- Khanjin, 487–491, 863
- Kusendova, 626
- Lecce, 874
- Lindo, 542, 861–864
- Mamakwa, 864
- Mantha, 562–567, 662–663, 873–874, 876
- Martin, 561, 663, 857
- Martow, 872–875
- McKenna, 545, 663–664
- Natyshak, 546
- Oosterhoff, 547–551, 855
- Pang, 541–542, 873
- Parsa, 494–495
- Phillips, 485–487, 495
- Piccini, 546, 554
- Rasheed, 622
- Roberts, 542, 661–662, 664, 851
- Romano, 665–666, 858–861
- Sarkaria, 555, 669–670, 860, 864–865, 867
- Sattler, 855–858, 865–866
- Schreiner, 621–623
- Skelly, 562
- Smith, D., 537, 871
- Stevens, 626
- Tabuns, 495–503, 538
- Tangri, 494
- Vanthof, 852, 863
- Walker, 556–562
- West, 545–546, 551, 555, 566, 622
- time allocation motion, 1310–1318, 1373–1374, 1416, 1436–1437
- third reading, 1975–1985, 2029–2037, 2049
- Royal assent, 2049–2050
- first reading
Cap-and-trade
- as carbon tax
- cost of
- effect on business environment
- general remarks
- Greenhouse Gas Reduction Account (GGRA). see Greenhouse Gas Reduction Account (GGRA)
- market incentive
- Arthur, 1977–1978
- in other jurisdictions
- United States
- Arthur, 1977
- United States
- public consultation
- Parsa, 494
- public opinion
- Yakabuski, 141–142
- purchase of credits from Quebec and California
- revenue for green programs
- revenue for social housing retrofit programs
- Des Rosiers, 173
- revenue from May 2018 auction
- Des Rosiers, 568
- revenue, use of
Cap-and-trade cancellation
- compensation
- consultation. see also Environmental Bill of Rights
- cost
- cost of
- effect on business environment
- effect on consumer spending
- Smith, D., 1316
- effect on green program funding
- effective date
- Phillips, 485
- fiscal impact
- Arthur, 1978–1979
- Baber, 99, 1862
- Bell, 544–545
- Burch, 870
- Elliott, 173
- Fedeli, 972, 2914, 3740
- Fee, 2311
- Fife, 41
- Ford, 10
- Fraser, 101
- French, 628
- Horwath, 10, 368–369
- Khanjin, 2033, 2497
- Kusendova, 1789–1790
- Lecce, 1456, 1880, 2239
- Natyshak, 326
- Phillips, 12, 369, 411, 476, 526, 1584–1586, 1633–1634, 1637, 1677, 1723, 1790, 2095, 2465, 4988–4989
- Sattler, 855
- Surma, 1671
- Tabuns, 1790
- general remarks
- and Hospital Energy Efficiency Program
- impact on gasoline prices
- legal challenges to
- legal challenges to, cost to government
- Burch, 869–870
- legal challenges to, risk of
- legal framework
- Phillips, 486
- no litigation provision
- process and timeline
- public consultation
- public response
- Lalonde, 1980
- review by Financial Accountability Officer
Cap-and-trade cancellation - economic impact
Cap-and-trade cancellation - environmental impact
Cap-and-trade - economic impact
Cap-and-trade - environmental impact
Capitalism
- and living standards
- Oosterhoff, 551
- and living standards
Car dealerships.
see Motor vehicle dealersCarbon markets
- in other jurisdictions
- Bisson, 1777
- in other jurisdictions
Carbon pricing
- economic impact
- effect on business environment
- Roberts, 2613
- effect on cost of living
- Khanjin, 2293
- effect on emissions
- Schreiner, 2293
- fee and dividend
- general remarks
- government strategy
- impact on business environment
- impact on cost of living
- Surma, 1723
- impact on emissions
- impact on energy rates
- Phillips, 1727
- impact on gasoline prices
- Khanjin, 489
- impact on natural gas prices
- Khanjin, 489–490
- implementation
- Harden, 1780–1781
- jurisdiction over
- Ghamari, 639
- in other jurisdictions
- and Paris Agreement targets
- Harden, 795
Carbon pricing - federal carbon tax
- adjustment for businesses
- cost of
- cost of, disclosure
- cost of, to industry
- Rickford, 5467
- economic impact
- federal media campaign
- federal media campaigns
- Rickford, 5467
- general remarks
- Baber, 4378–4379
- Babikian, 3665
- Bethlenfalvy, 4031
- Downey, 3750
- Fedeli, 2514, 4323
- Fee, 2311
- Ford, 4029
- Gill, 2262, 2584
- Hogarth, 527–528, 1838, 4029
- Kanapathi, 2465
- Karahalios, 778
- Ke, 870
- Lecce, 1455, 2559, 3427
- Parsa, 4130
- Phillips, 528, 2095, 2262, 2313, 3427, 4130
- Rasheed, 4377
- Romano, 666
- Shaw, 294
- Smith, D., 1312–1313
- Tabuns, 538, 1790
- Tangri, 1788–1789
- Wai, 2095
- as general revenue source
- Oosterhoff, 548
- government response to
- Cuzzetto, 4332
- Downey, 853
- Dunlop, 1028
- Fedeli, 2320
- Fee, 574
- Fife, 359
- Ford, 5063
- Ghamari, 2604
- Gill, 2262
- Kusendova, 1790
- Lecce, 1455, 2209
- McDonell, 2045
- Miller, N., 1489, 1637
- Nicholls, 2809
- Park, 681, 1586
- Parsa, 3567, 5063
- Phillips, 134–135, 176–177, 528, 638, 681, 775, 1489, 1637, 1790, 2095, 2209, 2465
- Rasheed, 176
- Smith, D., 775
- Walker, 997
- legal challenges
- Phillips, 4228
- and other provinces
- Phillips, 2045–2046
- in other provinces
- government response to, advertising campaign
- Schreiner, 4031–4032
- impact on agriculture
- impact on agriculture industry
- impact on auto industry
- impact on business
- impact on cost of living
- impact on emissions
- Downey, 1837
- impact on gasoline prices. see under Gasoline prices
- Lecce, 3931
- impact on hospitals
- impact on natural gas rates
- Fedeli, 4465
- impact on post-secondary institutions
- impact on public services
- impact on senior citizens
- legal challenge to
- legal challenge to, cost of
- legal challenge to, public response
- Shaw, 5141
- provincial media campaigns
- public response to
- Phillips, 528
- rebate
- Saskatchewan legal challenge, participation in
Carbon pricing - in other jurisdictions
Cardiac Fitness Institute (London)
- Kernaghan, 259
Carding
- constitutionality of
- general remarks
- public consultation
- Lindo, 51
- and racialized persons
- and racism
- as response to gun violence
- Yarde, 171
- vs. street checks
- Tulloch report (2018). see Independent Street Checks Review (Tulloch, 2018)
- use of
Cardiovascular health
- Khanjin, 381
Caregiver Recognition Act, 2018 (Bill 59)
Caregivers
Carleton University
Carter, George
- Lindo, 50
Casinos
- Great Canadian Gaming contracts
- Hatfield, 1592
- Great Canadian Gaming contracts
Cat Lake First Nation
- living conditions
- Oombash, Nashie. see Oombash, Nashie
Cat Lake First Nation - state of emergency
Celebrate Ontario grants.
see under Arts and cultureCeliac disease
- awareness and education
- Martow, 5171
- awareness and education
Celtic culture
- appreciation
- McDonell, 5273
- appreciation
Certificates of birth, marriage, and death
Charter buses
Charter Rights Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 49)
Chief Electoral Officer
Chief Scientist (Ontario)
- termination of
- Fife, 19
- termination of
Child abuse
- prevention and treatment
- MacLeod, 1845–1846
- prevention and treatment
Child and youth mental health care
- access to
- Armstrong, 756
- access to
Child and youth services
- Boys and Girls Club of Peel
- Sarkaria, 2864
- Boys and Girls Club of Peel
Child care
- access to
- administration costs
- Thompson, 4750–4751
- affordability
- CARE tax credit
- benefit rates
- eligibility
- general remarks
- cost of
- cost of, in other provinces
- Mantha, 4480
- fatalities
- government funding
- government strategy
- home-based providers
- not-for-profit
- Ontario Ombudsman report
- in other jurisdictions
- Fife, 3053
- parental choice
- public consultation
- Wynne, 4766
- regulations governing
- Begum, 2924
- tax credit
- and women's employment
- Fife, 3849
Child Care and Early Years Amendment Act (Not-for-Profit Corporations), 2018 (Bill 45)
Child care facilities
- inspections
- Fife, 3845
- inspections
Child care funding
Child care providers
Child care - regulations
Child care - regulatory reform
Child care spaces
Child poverty
- government strategy
- Berns-McGown, 1030
- government strategy
Child protection
- bullying and cyberbullying. see Bullying and cyberbullying
- duty to report
- MacLeod, 2425
- general remarks
- public consultation
- MacLeod, 3180–3181
Child protection system
Children and youth
- advocacy for. see Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth
Children and youth at risk
Children and youth in care.
see also Ontario Ombudsman; Social services - children and youth- accountability for
- advocacy for
- MacLeod, 2735
- advocacy initiatives
- Black children
- Lindo, 3715
- child-centred model
- MacLeod, 2347
- coroner's report re deaths
- deaths
- general remarks
- Fraser, 1847
- government strategy
- Taylor, 1232
- Indigenous
- MacLeod, 5075
- Indigenous children
- Indigenous children, advocacy services
- Indigenous customary care
- intervention supports
- Taylor, 1232
- investigation directive re deaths
- Elliott, 1232
- jurisdiction over
- MacLeod, 2346
- mental health care
- Skelly, 2569
- outcomes
- Stiles, 2555
- from racialized communities
- Hunter, 3719–3720
- safety and well-being
- Taylor, 2347
- safety of
- welfare of
Children with developmental disabilities
Children with disabilities
Children's aid societies
- government funding
- Arthur, 5298
- government funding
Children's aid societies (CASs)
Children's rehabilitation centres
- Grandview Children's Centre
- French, 1527–1528
- Grandview Children's Centre
Children's treatment centres
- Brantford–Brant
- Bouma, 5472
- Brantford–Brant
Chinese community
- appreciation for
- Sabawy, 4814
- appreciation for
Chinese-Canadian relations
- Pang, 1844–1845
Cigarillos
- flavoured, ban on
- Gélinas, 1575–1576
- flavoured, ban on
City of Toronto Act, 2006,
SO 2006, c 11, Schedule A.
see also Municipal Act, 2001, SO 2001, c 25; Toronto city council- governing principles
- re provincial-municipal relationship
- Tabuns, 618
- re provincial-municipal relationship
- governing principles
City of Toronto et al. v Ontario (Attorney General),
2018 ONSC 5151.
see also Parliamentary privilege- appeal of
- community response to
- Clark, 945
- government response to. see also Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms—s.33: notwithstanding clause
- and parliamentary privilege
- quoted
- Tabuns, 954–955
- re Toronto City Council downsizing
- constitutionality of
- Horwath, 832
- constitutionality of
- request for stay of decision
- stay of decision. see Toronto (City) v Ontario (Attorney General), 2018 ONCA 761
- on Toronto City Council downsizing
Civil forfeiture of property
- Hillier, 2625
Class sizes
Class sizes increase
Class sizes - increase
- effect on staff. see under Education reform
- and equity
- Berns-McGown, 3642
- general remarks
Class sizes increase
Class sizes - increase
- general remarks
- Gretzky, 3684
- general remarks
Class sizes increase
- general remarks
- Hassan, 4365
- general remarks
Class sizes - increase
- general remarks
- Horwath, 3659
- general remarks
Class sizes increase
Class sizes - increase
- general remarks
- Kernaghan, 3670
- general remarks
Class sizes increase
Class sizes - increase
Class sizes increase
- general remarks
- Singh, S., 4578
- general remarks
Class sizes - increase
Class sizes increase
- general remarks
- Stiles, 4572
- general remarks
Class sizes - increase
Class sizes increase
Class sizes - increase
Clean technology
Clean technology industry
Climate change
- and agriculture industry
- Vanthof, 1290
- and building code adaptation
- Nicholls, 4993
- communities vulnerable to
- Tabuns, 2031
- economic impact
- Tabuns, 496
- effect on agriculture industry
- effect on health
- effect on ice roads
- effect on Indigenous communities
- Mamakwa, 864
- effect on infrastructure
- Tabuns, 501
- extreme weather due to
- extreme weather due to, northern Ontario
- and flooding
- Fridays for Future
- general remarks
- Arthur, 1045, 2497
- Bell, 221, 1642, 2826
- Fraser, 2238
- French, 1566–1567
- Gates, 1757–1758, 2609–2610
- Gélinas, 552, 877
- Karpoche, 3555
- Kernaghan, 1855
- Phillips, 487, 1232
- Rasheed, 1791
- Sabawy, 1231–1232
- Sattler, 856
- Singh, G., 2829, 3546–3547
- Stiles, 5001
- Tabuns, 203, 503, 5471–5472
- Taylor, 1568
- Vanthof, 3141
- Wynne, 1740
- The Global Commission on the Economy and Climate 2018 report
- Unlocking the Inclusive Growth Story of the 21st Century: Accelerating Climate Action in Urgent Times
- Schreiner, 1763
- Unlocking the Inclusive Growth Story of the 21st Century: Accelerating Climate Action in Urgent Times
- impact assessment
- impact on agriculture industry
- Gates, 1759
- impact on health
- Karpoche, 5001
- impact on Indigenous communities
- Mamakwa, 4997
- Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
- melting of permafrost
- Berns-McGown, 4836
- in northern Ontario
- Mamakwa, 1894
- select committee on
- Schreiner, 4993
- and wildfires
- youth strike
- Sattler, 4813
- and agriculture industry
Climate change - cost of
Climate change mitigation.
see also Greenhouse gas emissions - reduction- vs. adaptation
- Des Rosiers, 4995
- advisory committee
- Phillips, 487
- in Algoma–Manitoulin
- Mantha, 5271
- city initiatives (Guelph)
- consultation
- Phillips, 1977
- cost-benefit analysis
- Tabuns, 2031
- economic transition
- Tabuns, 2031
- general remarks
- government strategy
- Arthur, 1978, 2468, 2497, 2921
- Begum, 90
- Bell, 545, 547
- Bisson, 1777–1778
- Burch, 666, 871–872, 1673–1674, 2297, 4472, 5133
- Cho, S., 1556
- Des Rosiers, 567–568, 2032
- Dunlop, 1555
- Fife, 4835
- Fraser, 14, 2092–2093, 2238–2239
- French, 1565, 1567
- Gates, 72
- Gill, 1991
- Hardeman, 4074
- Harden, 1778, 2719
- Hatfield, 665, 669
- Hogarth, 1838
- Khanjin, 2294, 5099
- Lalonde, 1980
- Lecce, 3427
- Lindo, 861–863
- Mantha, 563
- Monteith-Farrell, 1542
- Parsa, 382
- Phillips, 14, 372, 998, 1232, 1522–1523, 1991, 2093, 2313, 2468, 2854–2855, 3427, 3567, 4130
- Piccini, 526–527
- Rasheed, 1792
- Sabawy, 1232
- Sattler, 857, 1568
- Schreiner, 82, 2293
- Shaw, 2551
- Stiles, 991
- Tabuns, 354, 497–498, 1522, 1546–1547
- Taylor, 1568
- Wai, 2095
- Walker, 998
- West, 1563
- Wynne, 1124, 1740–1741, 5065–5066
- Yarde, 2796
- in other jurisdictions
- by private sector
- public consultation
- vs. adaptation
Climate emergency
Closing Oversight Loopholes for Home Care Clinics Act, 2019 (Bill 102)
Clotheslines
Clothing donation.
see Waste diversion - textilesCN Rail
- track usage negotiations. see Rail service—track usage
- working conditions
Coal-fired electricity generation
College of Midwives of Ontario
Colleges and universities.
see also Education - post-secondary; specific institutions- administration, size of
- Harden, 212
- campus mental health supports
- Lecce, 2561
- campus safety
- contract faculty
- economic impact
- enrolment
- free speech policy
- northern Ontario
- Parsa, 3736
- private career colleges
- program development
- Surma, 3734–3735
- program diversity
- Surma, 3735
- program funding applications. see Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities—university program funding
- sessional instructors, duties of
- Bell, 208
- sessional instructors, employment model
- Bell, 208
- sexual violence on campus
- Sattler, 200–201
- administration, size of
Colleges and universities by region
Combatting Litter for the Environment and Nature Act, 2019 (Bill 130)
- first reading
- Khanjin, 5566
- first reading
Committee on the Status of Species at Risk in Ontario (COSSARO)
Committee procedure.
see also specific committeesCommittee process
- agendas/schedules
- Bisson, 5321–5322
- amendments
- application to appear
- timeline
- Bisson, 5232
- timeline
- Committee of the Whole House
- general remarks
- historically
- and outcomes
- Taylor, 1217–1218
- public consultation
- Fife, 3632
- and public consultation
- time allocation
- travelling
- witnesses, access to
- witnesses, preparation time
- Bisson, 1873
- agendas/schedules
Committee schedules/agendas
- determination of
- Bisson, 5232–5233
- determination of
Committees
Community festivals
- economic impact
- Dunlop, 533
- funding for. see Arts and culture—Celebrate Ontario Grants
- economic impact
Community housing
- availability
- Hassan, 4170
- capital repair backlog
- Morrison, 4951–4952
- Community Housing Renewal Strategy
- Community Housing Renewal Strategy, funding allocation
- Miller, N., 5243
- evictions due to criminal activity
- general remarks
- Tabuns, 4955
- government funding
- government strategy
- historically
- living conditions
- Morrison, 4952
- maintenance and repair
- Clark, 2524
- in other jurisdictions
- Veterans Community Project (Kansas)
- Barrett, 5234
- Veterans Community Project (Kansas)
- retrofit programs, funding
- retrofits
- Harden, 4104
- for seniors. see Senior citizens—subsidized housing
- socioeconomic impact
- Kernaghan, 5090
- stakeholder consultation
- Clark, 5315
- supply
- wait-lists
- availability
Community housing by region
- London
- Armstrong, 88
- London
Community housing - supply
Community programs
Community safety
Community services
Community services by region
- Brampton
- Singh, S., 172
- Brampton
Compassionate Care Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
Comprehensive Ontario Police Services Act, 2019 (Bill 68)
- first reading
- Jones, 3035
- second reading, 3190–3223, 3255–3271, 3304–3320, 3323–3332, 3343–3344
- Anand, 3315
- Andrew, 3306, 3315, 3318
- Armstrong, 3221, 3324
- Arthur, 3270
- Baber, 3221
- Barrett, 3209
- Berns-McGown, 3203
- Bisson, 3210, 3262, 3326–3327
- Bouma, 3199
- Bourgouin, 3328–3330
- Burch, 3310–3313, 3319–3320, 3324, 3330
- Calandra, 3258, 3269
- Cho, S., 3218
- Coe, 3255–3257, 3259
- Crawford, 3210
- Cuzzetto, 3206
- Des Rosiers, 3207, 3215–3218
- Dunlop, 3217
- Fee, 3317–3318
- Fife, 3199, 3202–3203, 3258, 3267–3271
- French, 3213, 3217, 3221–3223
- Gates, 3214
- Ghamari, 3271, 3304–3307, 3315–3316
- Gill, 3211–3214
- Harden, 3323
- Harris, 3266, 3330–3332
- Hatfield, 3198–3199
- Jones, 3190–3192, 3200
- Karahalios, 3316–3317, 3319
- Ke, 3306–3307
- Kernaghan, 3266
- Khanjin, 3309–3310
- Kramp, 3262–3263
- Lecce, 3329
- Mamakwa, 3314–3316
- Mantha, 3306, 3310
- Martin, 3318
- McKenna, 3203–3207
- Miller, P., 3263
- Monteith-Farrell, 3209–3210
- Morrison, 3258, 3265
- Mulroney, 3192–3194
- Natyshak, 3307–3309, 3311
- Nicholls, 3214, 3324
- Oosterhoff, 3266
- Pang, 3213–3214, 3323
- Park, 3197–3198
- Parsa, 3262, 3327
- Pettapiece, 3221–3222, 3306
- Piccini, 3313
- Rakocevic, 3259–3263, 3270
- Rasheed, 3203, 3218–3220, 3222
- Romano, 3311–3312, 3314
- Sabawy, 3313–3314
- Sandhu, 3202
- Sarkaria, 3194–3196, 3310, 3319
- Sattler, 3207–3211, 3218
- Singh, S., 3206–3207, 3316
- Skelly, 3263–3267
- Smith, D., 3259, 3270, 3325–3328
- Stevens, 3329
- Stiles, 3313, 3326
- Tangri, 3326
- Vanthof, 3318–3319
- Wai, 3199–3200
- Yarde, 3200–3203, 3206
- division (carried), 3343–3344
- legislative timeline
- time allocation motion, 3387–3406, 3428–3429
- third reading, 3771–3786, 3828–3829
- Royal assent, 3829
- first reading
Concussion prevention and management
Condominium construction
- development charges
- for education
- Karpoche, 2392–2393
- for education
- development charges
Confederation College
- Technology, Education and Collaboration Hub
- Monteith-Farrell, 1893–1894
- Technology, Education and Collaboration Hub
Conservation authorities
Constituency offices
Constitution Act, 1867
- Part V: Provincial Constitutions
- Part VI: Distribution of Legislative Powers
- Exclusive powers of provincial Legislatures
- s.92(8): subjects of exclusive provincial legislation, municipal institutions in the province
- Ford, 880
- s.92(8): subjects of exclusive provincial legislation, municipal institutions in the province
- Exclusive powers of provincial Legislatures
Constitution Act, 1982
- general remarks
- Schreiner, 1584
- jurisdiction over
- Romano, 2531
- Part 1: Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. see Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
- general remarks
Construction industry
Construction zones
Consumer protection
Consumer Protection Amendment Act (Right to Repair Electronic Products), 2019 (Bill 72)
Consumption and treatment services.
see Safe consumption sitesConsumption and treatment services - sites
Controlled substances
- decriminalization, permit-but-discourage model
- Des Rosiers, 1408–1409
- decriminalization, permit-but-discourage model
Co-operative housing
- affordability
- Morrison, 1930
- affordability
Coroners
- investigative authority
- residency requirement
- seizure of items during investigation
Coroner's inquests
- Christopher-Reid, O'Brien (2007)
- Yarde, 3779
- Christopher-Reid, O'Brien (2007)
Corporate law
- Business Law Advisory Committee
- Downey, 4467
- Business Law Advisory Committee
Correctional centres
Correctional facilities
Correctional facilities - youth
- government funding
- MacLeod, 5208
- government funding
Correctional services
Correctional services - segregation
Correctional services - staff
Cost of living
Couchiching Institute on Public Affairs
- Berns-McGown, 3356
Council on Improving Healthcare and Ending Hallway Medicine.
see also Special Advisor on Healthcare and Ending Hallway MedicineCounting Zebra Mussels Act, 2018 (Bill 17)
- first reading
- Bisson, 644
- first reading
Court facilities
Craft beer
- local sale of
- Kramp, 431
- local sale of
Craft breweries
Credit unions
Crime
Crime prevention
Criminal Injuries Compensation Board
Criminal Injuries Compensation Board (CICB)
Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis
Crown Forest Sustainability Act, 1994,
SO 1994, c 25
- consultation process
- Bisson, 3394
- consultation process
Crown lands
Crown liability.
see also Legal proceedings—against governmentCrystal-Kirkland Mines, Limited Act, 2018 (Bill Pr1)
Culture and cultural identity
Culture media industry
Curriculum
- centralized digital platform
- Ghamari, 3633
- civics
- digital literacy
- Oosterhoff, 4573–4574
- financial literacy
- food literacy
- Thompson, 2170
- life skills
- reform
- reform, consultation
- Bouma, 2389
- Coe, 2366
- Gill, 2194
- Karpoche, 2390
- Kusendova, 1431–1432
- Martow, 3109–3110
- McKenna, 2044, 2381
- Oosterhoff, 2196
- Pettapiece, 2393
- Piccini, 3494
- Rasheed, 2367–2368, 2373–2374
- Roberts, 2375
- Singh, S., 2389
- Skelly, 3012
- Stiles, 1728, 2185, 2190–2191, 2934–2935
- Thompson, 1382, 1494–1495, 1635–1637, 1683, 1728, 1794, 2044, 2170–2171, 2739, 2934–2935, 3489–3490, 3492–3493, 3885, 4123
- West, 2179
- Wynne, 1635
- science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM)
- science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM)
- Andrew, 3690
- STEM
- Thompson, 4569
- centralized digital platform
Curriculum - cannabis
Curriculum - health and physical education
Curriculum - health and physical education (1998)
Curriculum - health and physical education (2015)
Curriculum - health and physical education (2015), repeal of