Intervenant, lettre c, Index du Journal des débats de la Chambre, législature 43, session 1

Index des intervenants à la Chambre

Letter: C

Calandra, Hon. P. (PC, Markham—Stouffville)
- Alternate-level-of-care (ALC) patients
  - placement of, 288
- Alternate-level-of-care (ALC) patients - transfer to long-term care facilities
  - care environment, 797
  - consent
    - transfer to a non-preferred home, 336, 372
  - general remarks, 327, 329, 486–487, 547, 598, 636
  - impact on patient care, 637
  - patient consultation and consent, 285, 287, 343–344
  - patient refusal
    - billing structure, 340–341, 378, 389, 552, 592
  - regulation of, 290
    - consultation process, 287
  - regulations, 681
  - transfer to non-preferred home
    - general remarks, 329
    - patient consultations, 335
    - preferred rooms, 329
    - regulations, resident needs, 372
  - wait-lists, 487–488
- Auto insurance - rates
  - government strategy, 449
- Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement (CWELCC)
  - childcare operators
    - application period, 161
- Committee procedure
  - membership
    - party representation, 271–273
- Doctors
  - shortage
    - northern Ontario, 161–162
- Education funding
  - general remarks, 440
- Federal government
  - Emergencies Act (RCS, 1985, c.22), use of
    - public inquiry, 741
- French-language debates
  - Période de questions
    - Soins de longue durée, 489
- Government notices of motion
  - Appointment of House officers / Committee membership
    - responded to, 257–258
  - Committee membership and sittings
    - responded to, 39–40, 45
- Government orders
  - Appointment of House officers / Committee membership
    - responded to, 271–274
- Health care funding
  - northern Ontario, 154
- Health care funding - northern Ontario
  - general remarks, 677
- Health care system
  - access, 330
  - government strategy, 548
  - structural stressors
    - government response, 488
- Home and community care
  - government funding, 158–159
  - respite services
    - expansion and reopening, 343
- Hospitals
  - transfer of hospital patients
    - regulations, 389
- Indigenous communities - Far North
  - infrastructure development
    - general remarks, 635
- Legislative buildings
  - renovation project
    - oversight and coordination of, 35
- Legislative procedure - Standing Orders
  - committee procedure
    - committee membership, 39–40
  - presiding officers, selection of, 258, 273–274
    - deputy chairs, 258
    - historically, 258
    - party representation, 271
    - from recognized opposition parties, 257
- Long-term care
  - care environment, 328–329
  - Community Paramedicine for Long-term Care Program, 330
  - culturally and linguistically appropriate care, 336
  - government funding, 593
  - government strategy, 390, 487, 491
    - policy development, 637
- Long-term care - accountability and oversight
  - facility inspections
    - unannounced, 336
- Long-term care - beds
  - hospital operated, 328
  - infection control
    - isolation rooms, reopening, 328
- Long-term care - beds, development and redevelopment
  - geographic allocation, 330–331
  - government strategy, 548
- Long-term care - by region
  - northern Ontario, 336
- Long-term care - construction
  - capital projects, 331
- Long-term care - reform
  - campus of care model, 331
  - government strategy, 330, 336
  - integration with health services, 328, 335
- Long-term care - residents
  - Long-Term Care Homefinder, 330
- Long-term care - service delivery
  - government funding, 288
- Long-term care - services
  - behavioural supports
    - expansion of, 329
  - dialysis, 329
  - expansion, 328
  - expansion of
    - behavioural supports, 489
    - funding, 557
  - respite services
    - expansion and reopening, 327–328
- Long-term care - staff
  - government funding, 598
- Long-term care - standards of care
  - average hours of care
    - increase, 330
  - general remarks, 330
  - government strategy, 348
- Members/ministers quoting
  - Auditor General
    - 2012 Long-term care Home Placement Process, 592–593
- More Beds, Better Care Act, 2022 (Bill 7)
  - first reading, 229–230
  - second reading, 327–331, 335–336, 369–372, 378, 419
  - time allocation motion
    - amendment
      - responded to, 456–461
  - third reading, 576–579
- National Steel Car
  - workplace inspections, 29
- Natural gas wells
  - gas leaks
    - by region
      - Chatham-Kent–Leamington, 287
- Plan to Build Act (Budget Measures), 2022 (Bill 2)
  - time allocation motion
    - amendment
      - responded to, 456–461
- Progressive Conservative (PC) Party of Ontario
  - general remarks, 228
- Question period
  - Automobile insurance
    - responded to, 449
  - Child care
    - responded to, 160–161
  - Explosions in Chatham-Kent–Leamington
    - responded to, 287
  - Government accountability
    - responded to, 741
  - Government's agenda
    - responded to, 228
  - Home care
    - responded to, 158–159
  - Hospital services
    - responded to, 154
  - Legislative building
    - responded to, 35
  - Long-term care
    - responded to, 94, 285–290, 340–341, 343–344, 348–349, 389–390, 395–396, 439, 486–489, 491, 547–548, 552–553, 557, 592–593, 598, 636–637, 677–679, 681, 797
  - Northern airports
    - responded to, 635
  - Northern health services
    - responded to, 154, 161–162
  - Nurses
    - responded to, 88
  - Privatization of public services
    - responded to, 440
  - Respite care
    - responded to, 343
  - Township of Armstrong sewage lagoon
    - responded to, 641
  - Workplace safety
    - responded to, 29
- Strong Mayors, Building Homes Act, 2022 (Bill 3)
  - third reading, 756
- Time allocation motions
  - More Beds, Better Care Act, 2022 (Bill 7)
    - amendment
      - responded to, 456–461
  - Plan to Build Act (Budget Measures), 2022 (Bill 2)
    - amendment
      - responded to, 456–461
Cho, Hon. S. (PC, Willowdale)
- Highway construction and expansion
  - Highway 69 four-laning
    - completion rates, 493–494
- Housing supply
  - and municipalities, 186
- Long-term care - beds, development and redevelopment
  - by region
    - Willowdale, 202
- Plan to Build Act (Budget Measures), 2022 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 202
- Question period
  - Northern highway improvement
    - responded to, 493–494
  - Public transit
    - responded to, 490
- Rental housing
  - supply, 180
- Strong Mayors, Building Homes Act, 2022 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 180, 186
- Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) - expansion
  - government strategy, 490
  - Ontario Line
    - government strategy, 490
Clark, Hon. S. (PC, Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes)
- Climate change
  - extreme weather events due to
    - government response
      - relief funding, 289
- French-language debates
  - Loi de 2022 pour des maires forts et pour la construction de logements, projet de loi 3
    - deuxième lecture, 97–98
- Housing - affordable
  - policy development, 104
  - task force
    - recommendations, 97
- Housing development
  - approvals and permits, timelines
    - impact on cost, 97, 662
  - government strategy, 669, 737
    - building target, 98, 495, 642
  - inclusionary zoning, 97
  - policy development
    - statements by stakeholders, 86
  - provincial-municipal partnerships
    - Housing Supply Action Plan Implementation Team (HSAPIT), 88
- Housing supply
  - government strategy, 669
- Members'/ministers' quoting
  - committee presentations
    - municipal governance, strong mayor system, 661–662
- Municipal elections
  - mayoral resignation
    - by-elections
      - reform, 98
- Municipal governance - strong mayor system, 86
  - accountability and oversight, 342–343
  - administrative authority, 98, 105, 295, 662
    - employment powers, 663
    - veto power, provincial priorities, 663
  - decision making role, 97
  - effect on housing development, 87, 641, 798
  - and provincial priorities, 663
    - housing development, 669
  - Toronto and Ottawa, 98
- Municipal infrastructure
  - government funding, 104
- Natural gas wells
  - gas leaks
    - by region
      - Chatham-Kent–Leamington, 287
- Ontario Human Rights Commission
  - air conditioning, statement on, 599
- Population
  - growth projections
    - regional, 662
- Question period
  - Disaster relief
    - responded to, 289
  - Explosions in Chatham-Kent–Leamington
    - responded to, 287
  - Housing
    - responded to, 86–88, 290, 445–446, 495, 641–642, 683, 737–738, 798
  - Municipal government
    - responded to, 342–343
  - Social assistance
    - responded to, 556, 796
  - Tenant protection
    - responded to, 599, 743
- Rental housing
  - rent increases
    - guidelines, 743
- Rental housing - evictions
  - regulations, 796
- Strong Mayors, Building Homes Act, 2022 (Bill 3)
  - first reading, 36
  - second reading, 96–99, 104–105
  - third reading, 661–663, 669–670
Coe, L. (PC, Whitby)
- Accessibility - services
  - community organizations
    - Abilities Centre (Whitby), 483
- Alternate-level-of-care (ALC) patients - transfer to long-term care facilities
  - patient consultation and consent, 286
  - regulation of
    - consultation process, 287
- Appreciation
  - Shoreman, Mike, 386
- Members' statements
  - Accessibility for persons with disabilities, 483
  - Broadband infrastructure, 149
  - Resilient Communities Fund, 83
  - Shoreman, Mike, 386–387
  - Whitby Warriors, 789
- More Beds, Better Care Act, 2022 (Bill 7)
  - second reading, 386
- Question period
  - Long-term care
    - presented, 286–287
- Resilient Communities Fund
  - allocation by region
    - Whitby, 83
- Sports teams
  - regional
    - Whitby, 789
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 512, 515
Collard, L. (LIB, Ottawa—Vanier)
- Access to Sexual Assault Evidence Kits and Provision of Sexual Assault Education Act, 2022 (Bill 20)
  - first reading, 746–747
- Alternate-level-of-care (ALC) patients - transfer to long-term care facilities
  - impact on patient care, 637
- Foreign Credentials Advisory Committee Act, 2022 (Bill 6)
  - first reading, 36–37
- French-language debates
  - Déclarations des députées et députés
    - Lalonde, Gisèle, 24–25
    - Violence armée, 788
  - Dépôt des projets de loi
    - Private members' public bills
      - Loi de 2022 modifiant la Loi sur le poète officiel de l’Ontario (poète officiel de l’Ontario de langue française), projet de loi 22
        première lecture, 747
  - Période de questions
    - Soins de longue durée, 637
- Gun violence
  - prevention
    - policy development, 788
- Hospitals - staff
  - French-language, 396
- Members' statements
  - Gun violence, 788
- Nurses
  - recruitment and retention
    - regional shortages, 396
- Plan to Build Act (Budget Measures), 2022 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 212
- Poet Laureate of Ontario Amendment Act (French-language Poet Laureate of Ontario), 2022 (Bill 22)
  - first reading, 747
- Private members' public business
  - Safe and Healthy Communities Act (Addressing Gun Violence), 2022 (Bill 9)
    - second reading, 771
- Question period
  - Long-term care
    - presented, 637
  - Nurses
    - presented, 396
- Tributes
  - Brown, Jim (former member for Scarborough West), 780
- Tributes - moments of silence
  - Lalonde, Gisèle, 84
Crawford, S. (PC, Oakville)
- Aerospace industry
  - economic impact, 160
- Budget 2022/2023
  - cost of living, 244
  - employment, 77–78
  - general remarks, 77–78
  - health care, 79
  - transportation, 78–79
- Business investment
  - Regional Opportunity Investment Tax Credit, 77
- Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement (CWELCC)
  - child care operators
    - application period, 442–443
- Chinese community
  - heritage events, 83
- Community festivals
  - by region
    - Oakville, 787
- Electric vehicles
  - manufacturing strategy, 236
- Employment creation
  - government strategy
    - Community Jobs Initiative, 77
- Highway construction and expansion
  - government strategy, 78
- Housing development
  - construction starts, 130
- Low-Income Workers Tax Credit (LIFT)
  - expansion, 244
- Members' statements
  - Kerrfest and Kerrfest Kids, 787
  - Mid-Autumn Moon Festival, 83
- Plan to Build Act (Budget Measures), 2022 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 77–79, 236, 244
- Question period
  - Child care
    - presented, 442–443
  - Economic development
    - presented, 160
- Strong Mayors, Building Homes Act, 2022 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 130
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 427, 475
- Transit
  - government strategy, 78
Cuzzetto, R. (PC, Mississauga—Lakeshore)
- Alternate-level-of-care (ALC) beds
  - as backstop for long-term care beds, 363
- Alternate-level-of-care (ALC) patients
  - impact on hospital resources, 363– 364, 381
- Alternate-level-of-care (ALC) patients - transfer to long-term care facilities
  - consent
    - transfer to a non-preferred home, 365–366
  - transfer to non-preferred home
    - general remarks, 363
    - impact on patient health, 363–364
    - in other jurisdictions, 363, 366
- Hospitals
  - surgical procedures
    - backlog remediation
      - government strategy, 366
- Housing development
  - on previously developed land, 117
- Long-term care - beds, development and redevelopment
  - by region
    - Mississauga, 363
- Long-term care - by region
  - Mississsauga, 363
- Long-term care - facility construction
  - accelerated build pilot program, 363
  - by region
    - Mississauga, 363
- Long-term care - funding
  - staffing, 363
- Long-term care - reform
  - government strategy, 363–364
- Long-term care - standards of care
  - average hours of care
    - government funding, 363
- Members' statements
  - Riding of Mississauga–Lakeshore, 216
  - Ukrainian Independence Day, 546
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - Mississauga–Lakeshore, 216
- Members/ministers quoting
  - news media
    - alternative-level-of-care patients transfer to long-term care, 381
- Members'/ministers' quoting
  - news media
    - strong mayor system, 177
- More Beds, Better Care Act, 2022 (Bill 7)
  - second reading, 362–366, 381
- Plan to Build Act (Budget Measures), 2022 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 80
- Private members' public business
  - Highway construction
    - responded to, 715–716
- Rent control
  - exemptions, 112
- Strong Mayors, Building Homes Act, 2022 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 112, 117, 177
  - third reading, 669
- Ukrainian community
  - public education and awareness
    - Ukrainian Independence Day, 546

Dernière mise à jour Vendredi, septembre 16, 2022

Index des intervenants à la Chambre

Letter: C

Calandra, Hon. P. (PC, Markham—Stouffville)

Cho, Hon. S. (PC, Willowdale)

Clark, Hon. S. (PC, Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes)

Coe, L. (PC, Whitby)

Collard, L. (LIB, Ottawa—Vanier)

Crawford, S. (PC, Oakville)

Cuzzetto, R. (PC, Mississauga—Lakeshore)