Index des sujets traités à la Chambre
Letter: E
Eabametoong First Nation v Minister of Northern Development and Mines,
2018 ONSC 4316
- government response to
- Mamakwa, 1275
- government response to
EACOM Timber Corporation
- Hunter, 5804–5805
Early childhood educators (ECEs)
Early childhood educators (ECEs) - guilty of sexual abuse
Eating disorders
Eating Disorders Awareness Week Act, 2018 (Bill 61)
E-bikes
E-cigarettes.
see VapingÉcole Polytechnique massacre (December 6, 1989)
Economic and Fiscal Update Act, 2020 (Bill 188)
Economic conditions
Economic conditions by region
Economic development
- in the far north
- general remarks
- Coe, 8938–8939
- government funding
- Indigenous Economic Development Fund
- Smith, D., 7510
- Indigenous Economic Development Fund
- government strategy
- Invest Ontario
- in racialized communities
- Singh, G., 8640–8641
- rural and northern Ontario
- in rural Ontario
- McDonell, 6978
- technological innovation
- Ke, 3882
- Waterloo Region
- Harris, 3296
Economic growth
Economic growth by region
Economic inequality
- Harden, 550
Economic policy
Economy
Eczema
- Karahalios, 2353–2354
Education
- arts programs
- and economic development
- Sattler, 4583
- Education Partnership Table
- Wynne, 1635
- e-learning credit requirements
- French, 6313
- financial literacy
- Thompson, 3886
- French immersion programs
- Thompson, 5167
- Fresh from the Farm program
- general remarks
- government strategy
- graduation rates
- and inclusivity
- Thompson, 4288–4289
- international baccalaureate
- tuition fees
- Glover, 8923
- tuition fees
- literacy rates
- Hunter, 3887
- math scores
- Anand, 3685
- Bailey, 3625
- Bouma, 2179, 4016
- Calandra, 2379, 2386, 7306
- Coe, 2365
- Elliott, 631
- Ford, 674, 730, 804, 4122
- Gates, 2387
- Gill, 2193–2195, 2364
- Gretzky, 3501–3502
- Harris, 4024–4025
- Hogarth, 838
- Khanjin, 3504
- Lecce, 7031, 7035, 7482
- Martin, 2250, 3681, 3683
- McKenna, 2044, 2381–2382
- Oosterhoff, 2176, 2237
- Pang, 4599
- Pettapiece, 8324
- Rasheed, 2373
- Sarkaria, 4068–4069
- Skelly, 1989, 3013, 3637, 5293
- Smith, D., 4019
- Thompson, 675, 2172, 3490, 3493, 3760
- mental health resources
- Stiles, 2190
- online learning
- parental participation in
- partisanship in
- performance measurement
- special education
- staff-to-student ratio
- standardized testing
- Andrew, 2195
Education - adult
- government funding
- Lindo, 435–436
- government funding
Education Amendment Act (Use of Seclusion and Physical Restraints), 2019 (Bill 160)
- first reading
- Coteau, 6724–6725
- first reading
Education - COVID-19
- at-home learning
- Berns-McGown, 8742–8743
- Bourgouin, 8121
- Calandra, 8082–8083, 8121, 8590, 8840
- Crawford, 8064
- Ford, 7879
- Gélinas, 8257
- Gill, 7944
- Lecce, 7944
- Nicholls, 8047
- Stiles, 8805
- broadband requirements
- Monteith-Farrell, 9346
- digital access
- Sattler, 9563
- digital access supports
- Lecce, 9115
- enrolment rates
- Yarde, 9010
- general remarks
- Lecce, 8951
- implementation timeline
- instructional model
- learning support
- West, 9155
- models of
- Lecce, 9113
- resources
- Martow, 10125
- special education
- Gélinas, 9450
- staff levels
- virtual classroom assignments
- virtual classrooms, digital access
- data collection and disclosure
- enrolment decline
- Collard, 10238
- and equity
- Hunter, 10482
- general remarks
- Calandra, 10328
- government funding
- French-language schools
- Lecce, 10299–10300
- northern Ontario
- Lecce, 10299–10300
- French-language schools
- March break
- mental health supports
- OSAP repayment and interest
- parental relief funds
- Phillips, 7763
- post-secondary
- response plan
- Crawford, 8064
- response plan
- school closures
- school reopening
- Calandra, 8120–8121
- Stiles, 8120
- cases and outbreaks
- and child care availability
- class cohorting
- Lecce, 9012
- class sizes
- Andrew, 9216
- Arthur, 9266
- Berns-McGown, 9012
- Blais, 10325
- Burch, 9318–9319
- Collard, 10238
- Coteau, 8954–8955, 9011
- Fife, 9135, 9348, 9435, 9828–9829
- Fraser, 8943–8944
- French, 8948–8949
- Gates, 9396, 9502–9503
- Harden, 9137
- Hassan, 9064, 9137
- Horwath, 9005–9006, 9106–9107, 9138
- Hunter, 9135, 10482
- Kernaghan, 9315
- Lecce, 8942, 8944, 8949, 8951–8952, 9006, 9010–9012, 9057, 9064, 9113–9114, 9212–9213, 9266–9267, 9313, 9315, 9503, 9654, 10238, 10387–10388
- Monteith-Farrell, 9137
- Morrison, 9114
- Rakocevic, 9375–9376
- Sattler, 10387–10388
- Schreiner, 8955, 9134
- Shaw, 10465–10466
- Singh, G., 9943–9944
- Singh, S., 9162, 10501
- Stevens, 9692
- Stiles, 8941–8942, 8954, 9057, 9108–9109, 9134, 9144, 9212, 9312–9313, 9349, 9415–9416, 9653–9654, 10381
- Tabuns, 9422
- Yarde, 9010
- data collection and disclosure
- as economic policy
- facility ventilation
- Lecce, 9012
- food security programs
- French school boards
- Lecce, 9116–9117
- funding formula
- Berns-McGown, 9012
- general remarks
- Armstrong, 9206
- Bell, 9207
- Blais, 9053
- Calandra, 9064
- Fraser, 8920
- Gates, 8950, 9074
- Gretzky, 9001
- Harris, 9052
- Hassan, 9002
- Hogarth, 9216
- Horwath, 9006
- Hunter, 9112–9113
- Lecce, 8940, 8950–8952, 9006–9007, 9108, 9166, 9313, 9315, 9318, 9422
- Mitas, 9134
- Monteith-Farrell, 9345–9346
- Piccini, 8624
- Rasheed, 8786, 8942–8943
- Singh, S., 9161
- Stiles, 8806, 8808, 8953–8954
- Taylor, 9040, 9346
- Yarde, 9010
- government funding
- Bell, 8793
- Collard, 8819, 9207–9208
- Coteau, 8954
- Fife, 8784
- Ford, 8550
- Fraser, 8658, 8666, 8944, 9133
- Gretzky, 9001
- Hogarth, 9135
- Horwath, 8661, 9006, 9131–9132
- Hunter, 9113
- Lecce, 8262–8263, 8381, 8418–8419, 8481, 8660, 8664, 8666–8667, 8669, 8751, 8819–8820, 8823, 8940, 8942, 8944, 8948, 8951–8952, 9006, 9010–9011, 9057, 9107–9109, 9114–9116, 9212–9213, 9315, 9318, 9350, 9416, 9692, 9716, 10238–10239
- Martin, 9136
- Monteith-Farrell, 9115–9116
- Morrison, 9114
- Oosterhoff, 9133
- Pang, 9536
- Phillips, 10364, 10437
- Rakocevic, 9136
- Sattler, 9559
- Schreiner, 8751, 8814, 8955
- Stiles, 8381, 8942, 8954, 9057, 9133–9134, 9350, 9416, 10231
- Triantafilopoulos, 10475
- Vanthof, 8768
- Wynne, 8262, 8664
- general remarks
- Lecce, 9012
- government funding, federal
- government strategy
- Bell, 8384, 8656–8657, 8782
- Berns-McGown, 8742–8743
- Calandra, 8270, 8839–8840
- Collard, 8819
- Fife, 8717, 8782
- Ford, 8550
- Fraser, 8658, 8749, 8784, 8786
- Ghamari, 8717
- Hillier, 8273
- Horwath, 8418–8419, 8549–8550, 8659–8661, 8745–8746
- Hunter, 8890–8891, 9556
- Kernaghan, 8669
- Khanjin, 8587–8588
- Lecce, 8262, 8381–8382, 8384–8385, 8418–8419, 8481, 8559, 8660–8661, 8664, 8669, 8745–8746, 8748–8751, 8819–8820, 8823, 8886, 8891, 9108–9109, 9114, 9458, 9502
- Mantha, 8807
- Mitas, 8783
- Sandhu, 9109
- Stiles, 8381–8382, 8748–8749, 10323–10324
- West, 8822–8823
- Wynne, 8262
- guiding documentation
- Lecce, 8952–8953
- health and safety infrastructure
- high-transmission communities
- Lecce, 9654
- infection control
- Lecce, 10381
- itinerant teachers
- library access
- Begum, 9148
- outbreak management
- outbreaks
- PPE and cleaning
- public health nurses
- public response
- Begum, 9148
- public response to
- regional risk assessment
- Hassan, 9064
- school bus transportation safety
- Horwath, 9132
- school reopening
- outbreaks
- Collard, 10238
- Lecce, 10230–10231
- Stevens, 9693
- Stiles, 9716, 10230
- outbreaks
- screening app
- special needs supports
- staff levels
- teacher workload
- Simard, 9213
- testing
- testing and contact tracing
- Hunter, 8891
- in school supports
- special needs students
- staff supports
- staffing levels
- student mental health
- Support for Learners initiative
- transportation services
- bus route cancellations
- capacity and distancing
- government funding
- PPE and cleaning
- at-home learning
Education - e-learning
Education - elementary/secondary
Education - French-language
Education funding
- allocation
- charter schools
- Tabuns, 1246
- and child care tax credit
- Stiles, 5737
- consultation
- curriculum development
- Lecce, 4484–4485
- curriculum support
- Skelly, 5293
- and equity
- formula
- general remarks
- Andrew, 4471
- Babikian, 5595
- Burch, 4474
- Calandra, 5252
- Coe, 4579
- Fedeli, 4321, 5132, 5357
- Fee, 4479, 5144
- Ford, 4328–4329, 4445, 4489, 5162, 5633
- French, 3615, 4370, 6666
- Gates, 4381, 5257, 6742
- Gélinas, 2384
- Harris, 4612
- Hassan, 4365
- Horwath, 3604, 4328, 4550, 4567–4568, 6001, 6356, 7426–7427
- Karpoche, 3932
- Lecce, 4484–4485, 4528, 5634–5635, 5738, 5838, 6000, 6356
- Lindo, 4073
- MacLeod, 4389
- Morrison, 4638–4639
- Oosterhoff, 4572–4573, 4839, 5538
- Pang, 4600
- Phillips, 5963
- Rasheed, 4577
- Sattler, 4369, 4374
- Shaw, 4349, 4587–4588, 6146
- Skelly, 5293
- Stiles, 1179–1180, 2257, 2536–2537, 3633, 3711, 4303, 4541, 4571, 5265, 5737–5738, 6004, 6254
- Tangri, 4337
- Thompson, 5596
- Yarde, 4378
- Grants for Student Needs (GSN)
- impact on rural schools
- Stiles, 4558
- impact on staff
- and inflation
- local priorities fund
- northern and rural Ontario
- Mantha, 7098
- Ontario Physical and Health Education Association
- Parents Reaching Out Grants
- per student
- program review
- public response
- reform
- Thompson, 3492
- return on investment
- Fife, 4642
- school year 2018-2019
- Thompson, 2935
- special education
- transportation programs
Education funding - elementary/secondary
Education funding - post-secondary
- campus expansions. see by specific institution
- general remarks
- operating grants
- Armstrong, 3669
- over time
- tied to performance indicators
Education - post-secondary.
see also Colleges and universities- administrative compensation
- affordability of
- Collard, 9019
- College of Applied Arts and Technology Task Force, cancellation
- digital learning
- general remarks
- Romano, 9016
- general remarks
- economic impact
- e-learning
- employment model
- employment readiness
- in French, enrolment
- Ford, 2730
- general remarks
- Fullerton, 1941
- government funding
- Glover, 5432
- government strategy
- in-demand fields
- Calandra, 1540–1541
- micro-credentialing programs
- Romano, 9016
- ministry transfer payments
- in northern Ontario
- Rickford, 2572
- online learning
- Kramp, 9868
- preparedness for
- Roberts, 2386
- program development
- labour market responsiveness
- Crawford, 7487
- labour market responsiveness
- research programs
- intellectual property and commercialization
- Romano, 9016
- intellectual property and commercialization
- STEM programs
- transfer credits
Education, post-secondary - COVID-19
Education programs
- Aboriginal Youth Entrepreneurship Program
- Coe, 4579
- for children with autism. see Autism services—in schools
- Education Programs—Other (EPO)
- Focus on Youth Summer Program
- Integrated Services for Northern Children
- Coe, 4579
- Pathways to Education
- Gélinas, 2384
- for racialized students
- On Your Mark Academic Support Program
- Stiles, 3883
- Aboriginal Youth Entrepreneurship Program
Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO)
Education reform
- cellphone ban. see under Schools
- consultation
- demonstration (April 6, 2019)
- general remarks
- Armstrong, 7539
- Cuzzetto, 4594
- Fife, 3967
- Ford, 5633–5634
- French, 4582
- Hatfield, 4580
- Hogarth, 4227
- Horwath, 4225–4226, 4255
- Hunter, 3887
- Lecce, 7482, 7544, 8922
- Oosterhoff, 4574, 4840
- Pang, 4576
- Rasheed, 4576–4577
- Schreiner, 3888
- Singh, S., 7480–7481
- Stiles, 4160, 4541–4542, 5162, 7449, 7482, 7685
- Thompson, 3608, 3663, 3967, 4073, 4161, 4224–4226
- Wynne, 5066
- government strategy
- Stiles, 7089–7090
- impact on course offerings
- impact on extracurricular programming
- Miller, P., 4265
- impact on staff
- Babikian, 5595
- Bell, 3627
- Fife, 3639
- Ford, 3604, 3659, 4445
- Gates, 4583, 5257
- Glover, 4067, 5432
- Gretzky, 3683
- Harden, 4493–4494
- Horwath, 3604, 3658–3659, 4224, 4568, 5633–5634, 6000
- Kernaghan, 3670
- Lindo, 4073
- Oosterhoff, 5537
- Sattler, 4021
- Shaw, 7303
- Stiles, 3559–3560, 3608, 3631, 3663, 3759, 4122, 4572, 4709, 5464, 5704, 5737, 6116
- Thompson, 3558–3560, 3875–3876, 4073, 4262, 4623, 5110, 5464, 5596
- Wynne, 3760
- in rural schools
- Stiles, 3875
- impact on students
- mandatory e-learning
- online learning
- broadband requirements
- Gélinas, 8257
- broadband requirements
- parents' bill of rights
- public opinion
- Gates, 7205
- public response
- student walkout (April 4, 2019)
Education reform - consultation
- cost of
- general remarks
- Minister's Student Advisory Council
- Andrew, 3688–3689
- results
Education Statute Law Amendment Act (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder), 2020 (Bill 172)
- first reading
- Wynne, 6936
- second reading, 10267–10273
- referred to Standing Committee on Social Policy, 10273
- first reading
Education support staff
Education system
- call for select committee
- Hillier, 6279
- call for select committee
Education workers
Educational assistants
Educational assistants (EAs)
- recruitment
- Lecce, 7096
- recruitment
Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 31)
- first reading
- second reading, 942–993
- Andrew, 966
- Baber, 991
- Bailey, 992
- Begum, 975
- Bell, 962
- Berns-McGown, 977–978
- Bisson, 979–980, 987
- Burch, 967–971
- Calandra, 961–962
- Cho, S., 978–979
- Clark, 942–948, 952
- Des Rosiers, 980–982, 984
- Downey, 951
- Fedeli, 971–975
- Fee, 971
- Ford, 986–987
- French, 970
- Hassan, 966
- Hogarth, 979
- Horwath, 957–961, 963
- Hunter, 962, 987
- Kernaghan, 983
- Khanjin, 974–975
- Lalonde, 975
- Lindo, 951–952
- MacLeod, 983–984
- Mamakwa, 988
- Martin, 952
- Martow, 982–983
- McDonell, 966
- McKenna, 987–988
- Morrison, 951
- Mulroney, 948–950
- Rakocevic, 974
- Rasheed, 966–967
- Romano, 970
- Sattler, 976–977, 980
- Schreiner, 983
- Singh, S., 992
- Smith, D., 962–963
- Smith, T., 963–967
- Stevens, 971
- Stiles, 989–993
- Tabuns, 952–957
- Vanthof, 988–989
- Walker, 984–986, 988
- West, 979
- time allocation motion, 1011–1022
- time allocation
Egypt
Egyptian community
Egyptian Heritage Month Act, 2019 (Bill 106)
eHealth.
see also Ontario Health—agencies transferred under850148 Ontario Inc. Act, 2018 (Bill Pr4)
Elder Abuse Ontario
Election campaign financing.
see Political fundraisingElection Finances Amendment Act (Changes for Fund-Raising Events), 2019 (Bill 99)
- first reading
- Schreiner, 4269
- first reading
Election Finances Amendment Act (Leadership Fundraising Loophole), 2019 (Bill 103)
- first reading
- Fraser, 4563–4564
- first reading
Election Fundraising Transparency Act, 2019 (Bill 85)
- first reading
- Des Rosiers, 3672–3673
- first reading
Elections/by-elections
- administration of
- candidate nomination process
- caretaker convention during
- Smith, T., 351
- election day holiday
- federal election
- general election 2018
- general election 2019 (federal)
- general election 2022
- municipal level. see Municipal elections
- ranked ballot pilot
- voter turnout
- Gélinas, 1877
Electoral polling
- issues-based
- Lalonde, 4740
- issues-based
Electoral process.
see also Municipal elections- candidate diversity
- Hatfield, 9990
- first-past-the-post system
- general remarks
- Bisson, 10048
- in other jurisdictions
- Bell, 2589
- over time
- Hunter, 9982–9983
- ranked ballot system
- reform referendums
- Select Committee on Electoral Reform (2005-2006)
- Miller, N., 9949
- candidate diversity
Electoral reform
Electoral reform - federal
- public consultation
- Stiles, 4743–4744
- public consultation
Electoral system
Electric and Hydrogen Vehicle Incentive Program
Electric vehicles
- batteries, cost of
- Tabuns, 1549
- benefits
- compatibility in new home development. see under Ontario Building Code—electric vehicle compatibility
- government funding
- government strategy
- industry growth
- Schreiner, 6478
- operating costs
- in other jurisdictions
- Schreiner, 2872
- ownership rate
- Schreiner, 6858
- policies re
- reliability
- Smith, D., 1312
- batteries, cost of
Electric vehicles - charging stations
Electricity billing
Electricity conservation
Electricity conservation programs
- cancellation
- Arthur, 4495–4496, 4688
- Bell, 4055, 4824
- Bisson, 4217
- Burch, 4096, 4116–4117
- Calandra, 3910
- Fife, 4054, 4060, 4062, 5002
- Gélinas, 4695–4696
- Ghamari, 4214
- Kernaghan, 4829–4830
- Mantha, 4094
- Martin, 4090
- Monteith-Farrell, 4192
- Parsa, 4113
- Schreiner, 4098
- Stevens, 4797
- Tabuns, 4049, 4702
- West, 4208
- Yarde, 4798
- centralization
- centralization, impact on employment
- cost
- delivery by local distribution companies
- economic impact
- general remarks
- Rickford, 3762
- for Indigenous communities
- for large consumers
- for low-income earners
- oversight of
- Tabuns, 4703
- cancellation
Electricity consumption
Electricity generation
Electricity infrastructure
Electricity price mitigation programs
- Northern Industrial Electricity Rate Program
- Ontario's Fair Hydro Plan. see Ontario's Fair Hydro Plan
Electricity rates
- affordability
- Armstrong, 6122
- Arthur, 1818
- Bouma, 4790
- Calandra, 190, 324, 3138
- Crawford, 268–269
- Downey, 2271
- Dunlop, 1553, 4192, 4210
- Fee, 1568
- French, 1565
- Ghamari, 625
- Gill, 37, 4179
- Harden, 2400
- Horwath, 197–198, 6354
- Kernaghan, 1854
- Lecce, 2239
- Mantha, 565
- McDonell, 1764
- Parsa, 314–315, 4113
- Pettapiece, 1743–1744
- Rasheed, 302
- Roberts, 2282
- Romano, 448
- Skelly, 2658
- Smith, D., 2295–2296
- Tabuns, 1543, 6260
- Tangri, 2717
- Thanigasalam, 2723–2724
- Walker, 455
- West, 4358
- conservation charges
- Tabuns, 202
- and COVID-19
- general remarks
- Bisson, 1867
- government strategy
- increase in
- over time
- Bisson, 3139
- and poverty
- Morrison, 4188
- reduction. see also Electricity price mitigation programs
- reduction, financing for
- residential, indexed to inflation
- and social assistance recipients
- Harden, 4104
- stakeholder consultation
- Rasheed, 4057
- time-of-use (TOU) pricing
- by type
- Calandra, 1550–1551
- affordability
Electricity rates - COVID-19
Electricity rates - factors affecting
- delivery charges
- Barrett, 1562
- delivery charges, geographic equalization
- Fair Hydro Plan. see under Ontario's Fair Hydro Plan - refinancing
- general remarks
- global adjustment fee
- Green Energy Act. see under Green Energy Act, 2009, S.O. 2009, c. 12, Sched. A
- privatization
- renewable energy. see under Renewable energy contracts
- time-of-use pricing. see Electricity rates - time-of-use (TOU) pricing
- delivery charges
Electricity rates - impact by area
Electricity rates - reduction
- business
- Cho, S., 10442–10443
- Karahalios, 10534
- Park, 10498–10500
- Phillips, 10438
- Rasheed, 10496
- Roberts, 10537
- Triantafilopoulos, 10475
- government funding
- Phillips, 10366
- financing for
- government strategy
- business
Electricity rates - time-of-use (TOU) pricing
Electricity supply
Electricity supply - surplus
- access to, by Ontario consumers
- Khanjin, 4691
- general remarks
- sale to other jurisdictions
- access to, by Ontario consumers
Electricity system
Electricity transmission
Electronic health information
Electronic products - right to repair
Elevating devices
Elliot Lake Inquiry (2014)
- Mantha, 445
Elmira groundwater contamination (1989)
- Harris, 3552
Emergency alerts.
see also Amber AlertsEmergency first responders.
see also Firefighters; Police services; Safety and rescue training- administration of naloxone
- Kusendova, 5186
- appreciation
- Pang, 6226
- appreciation for
- hazmat teams
- Jones, 6416
- HUSAR teams
- Jones, 6416
- infection control. see Public health—infection control—mandatory blood testing
- mental health
- mental health funding
- mental health programs
- general remarks
- Coe, 8744
- general remarks
- post-traumatic stress disorder. see under Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
- Public Safety Radio Network (PSRN)
- recruitment of women
- services for
- administration of naloxone
Emergency management
Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act,
RSO 1990, c E.9
- ministerial responsibility over
- Jones, 7816
- ministerial responsibility over
Emergency management - emergency orders
- continuation with amendment
- continuation without amendment
- creation of
- extension
- extension of
- Begum, 8916
- enforcement orders
- general remarks
- government accountability
- Bell, 8706–8710, 8714
- Bisson, 8680–8683, 8685–8688, 8701
- Coe, 8717
- Collard, 8910–8911
- Cuzzetto, 8725
- Fife, 8705, 8710, 8719, 8721
- Ghamari, 8715, 8717–8718
- Hassan, 8695, 8697, 8699
- Hillier, 8688, 8694–8695, 8699–8702
- Hogarth, 8577, 8724
- Hunter, 8712, 8714
- Jones, 8903
- Martin, 8688, 8694–8695
- Monteith-Farrell, 8694
- Natyshak, 8694, 8702, 8718
- Rasheed, 8727
- Schreiner, 8724
- Shaw, 8688–8689
- Skelly, 8727
- Wai, 8709
- impact on collective agreements
- in other jurisdictions
- Natyshak, 8728
- public consultation
- Schreiner, 8912
- and public health
- Martin, 8693
- extension process
- extension with amendment
- Gretzky, 9078
- general remarks
- termination of
Emergency management - states of emergency
- for COVID-19. see COVID-19 - provincial state of emergency
- declaration criteria
- Kramp, 8288
- declaration process
- Bisson, 8579
- emergency orders
- general remarks
- McKenna, 8052
- general remarks
- general remarks
- renewal process
- termination process
Emergency preparedness
Emergency services
Emergency, states of
- COVID-19. see COVID-19—provincial state of emergency
- vs. emergency orders
- McKenna, 8052
- general remarks
- McKenna, 8052
- government process during
Employment.
see also Unemployment rate- careers, economic impact
- West, 1368
- changing nature of
- community support centres
- McKenna, 9208
- creation/loss
- Baber, 3795
- Bisson, 5973
- Bouma, 39
- Cho, S., 6730
- Fedeli, 3741, 5130
- Ford, 3606, 4803, 4914, 5161, 5591, 5753
- Horwath, 996
- Hunter, 1791
- Jones, 8562
- Lecce, 5445, 5447
- MacLeod, 4975, 5067
- McKenna, 4972, 5888, 6318
- Miller, N., 5243, 5282
- Nicholls, 6313
- Parsa, 6309, 6312
- Phillips, 6729
- Rasheed, 5763
- Sarkaria, 4309–4310
- Scott, 1884
- Shaw, 4352
- Skelly, 4232, 5293
- Smith, D., 5291
- Smith, T., 3607–3608, 3794, 3961, 4309–4310, 4972–4973
- Tangri, 3094, 3607–3608
- West, 4014
- Wilson, 1275
- employee absences
- Smith, T., 2433
- growth by region
- Fedeli, 2456–2457
- investment in workers
- job creation/loss
- job vacancies
- labour market trends
- opportunities in northern Ontario
- Romano, 448
- precarious. see also Pay equity—and employment status
- programs
- Roberts, 6396
- and racialized persons
- Berns-McGown, 5184
- retraining programs
- skills training
- support programs
- unemployment rate
- Andrew, 7181
- worker misclassification. see under Employment standards
- worker retraining, funding
- Canada-Ontario Job Grant
- Anand, 9155
- Canada-Ontario Job Grant
- for youth. see also Work-integrated learning; Youth unemployment
- youth underemployment
- careers, economic impact
Employment - annual leave days
- bereavement days
- classification of
- documentation supporting
- domestic or sexual violence leave
- general remarks
- sick days
- Andrew, 2072, 2100
- Bell, 2145, 3229
- Burch, 2007
- Coteau, 1381, 2450
- Elliott, 6983
- Fife, 1837, 1967
- Fraser, 2449
- Gates, 1755, 2057–2058
- Horwath, 1427, 1787, 1833, 2039–2040, 7369
- Karpoche, 2051, 2445
- Kernaghan, 2019–2020
- Natyshak, 2064
- Sattler, 7904
- Schreiner, 6983–6984
- Scott, 1837
- Singh, S., 1518
- West, 2351
- doctor's notes
Employment - COVID-19
- case reporting
- Gates, 9721–9722
- EI eligibility expansion
- employment strategy
- Hunter, 10303
- McNaughton, 10301–10302
- West, 10302
- general remarks
- health and safety
- McNaughton, 8266
- infection control
- infectious disease emergency leave
- Pang, 8283
- job loss due to
- labour protections
- paid sick days
- Mantha, 8487
- protected leave
- recovery rate
- Horwath, 8232
- retraining
- sick days
- sick days, paid
- Harden, 9085
- wage subsidy. see under COVID-19 - financial supports—federal
- workplace inspections
- WSIB coverage
- case reporting
Employment creation
Employment Insurance
- eligibility rates
- Miller, P., 5180
- eligibility rates
Employment Ontario
- health and safety training
- Anand, 8621
- health and safety training
Employment services
Employment standards
Employment Standards Amendment Act (Infectious Disease Emergencies), 2020 (Bill 186)
Employment Standards Amendment Act (Sick Notes), 2020 (Bill 200)
Employment standards - annual leave days
Employment standards reform (2018)
- as economic policy
- general remarks
- Bell, 2145–2146
- Coteau, 1380–1381
- Fife, 2440
- Ford, 1381
- Fraser, 1925
- Gill, 2022
- Harris, 1887
- Hassan, 2317
- Horwath, 1482–1483, 1786–1787, 1988–1989, 2461–2462
- Hunter, 1790–1791
- Kernaghan, 2021
- Parsa, 1954–1955
- Sattler, 2443
- Scott, 1886–1887, 2006–2007, 2351–2352, 2419, 2439
- Singh, S., 1518
- Skelly, 2014
- Stiles, 2050, 2069, 2446
- impact on employment
- overtime, averaging
- overtime, ministry approval
- posting of rights by employer
- stakeholder consultation
End the Public Funding of Partisan Government Advertising Act, 2019 (Bill 101)
Endangered species.
see also Housing development - environmental regulations- biodiversity offsetting
- Burch, 5082
- general remarks
- and housing development
- protection of
- species-at-risk, designation process
- biodiversity offsetting
Endangered Species Act, 2007,
SO 2007, c 6
Endangered species - species-at-risk
- designation process
- classification criteria
- Committee on the Status of Species at Risk in Ontario (COSSARO). see Committee on the Status of Species at Risk in Ontario (COSSARO)
- consultation requirement
- Burch, 5081
- general remarks
- Calandra, 5093
- protection of
- designation process
Ending Automobile Insurance Discrimination in the Greater Toronto Area Act, 2018 (Bill 44)
Ending Discrimination in Automobile Insurance Act, 2018 (Bill 42)
Energy affordability
- general remarks
- Rickford, 1742
- general remarks
Energy conservation
- via home retrofits
- Tabuns, 2653
- via home retrofits
Energy generation
Energy policy
Energy projects
- approval requirements
- Tabuns, 2229
- approval requirements
Energy rates
- affordability of
- and COVID-19
- and energy sector privatization
- impact on business environment
Energy sector
Energy transmission
Engineering
Ensuring Transparency and Integrity in Political Party Elections Act, 2019 (Bill 150)
Entrepreneurship
Environmental assessments
- application
- class environmental assessments
- completion timelines
- cost of
- exemptions
- general remarks
- Indigenous consultation
- for landfill development
- municipal approval. see under Landfills—site approval
- low-risk activities
- regulatory reform
- Tangri, 5827
- regulatory reform
- online submissions
- Yurek, 8775
- process reform
Environmental Bill of Rights
Environmental compliance approval.
see under Business regulationsEnvironmental Compliance Approval
- regulatory reform
- Tangri, 5826
- regulatory reform
Environmental policy
Environmental protection
- administrative penalties
- biodiversity. see under Wildlife protection
- brownfield remediation. see under Land use planning
- general remarks
- government funding
- Tabuns, 6712
- government strategy
- Arthur, 2921, 3881
- Burch, 5081–5082
- Crawford, 3757
- Harris, 3552
- Kanapathi, 2771–2772
- Khanjin, 3548
- McKenna, 2775
- Phillips, 2257, 2768–2769, 2771–2772, 2775, 4988–4989
- Sabawy, 2768–2769
- Schreiner, 2258, 4993, 6574
- Smith, D., 3553
- Yurek, 5704–5705, 6509
- review by Auditor General
- Saxe, Dianne, comments re
- government strategy, cost
- Horwath, 5552
- historically
- Calandra, 6713
- natural heritage
- and policy development
- Phillips, 5530
- wetlands. see Watersheds and wetlands—conservation
- youth activists
- Monteith-Farrell, 5001
Environmental Registry
Environmental regulations
Estate administration - small estates
Estate administration tax
Ethiopia
Exalting Our Veterans Act, 2020 (Bill 221)
- first reading
- Skelly, 9850
- second reading, 10311–10316
- referred to Standing Committee on General Government, 10316
- first reading
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