Index des sujets traités à la Chambre
Letter: L
Laboratory services
Labour disputes
Labour force
Labour market
- women
- Shaw, 4344–4345
- women
Labour policy
Labour relations
Labour rights
- history of
- West, 1136
- history of
Lady Dunn Health Centre (LDHC), Wawa
- emergency services
- demand for
- Mantha, 1356–1357
- demand for
- emergency services
Lake Erie
- phosphorus level mitigation
- Lake Erie Agriculture Demonstrating Sustainability (LEADS)
- Bouma, 908
- Lake Erie Agriculture Demonstrating Sustainability (LEADS)
- phosphorus level mitigation
Lake Simcoe
Lakeridge Health
Lambton Kent District School Board
- indigenous education
- funding
- Mamakwa, 4766
- funding
- indigenous education
Land development
Land use planning
- approval timelines
- ministerial responsibility
- Community Infrastructure and Housing Accelerator (CIHA)
- Parsa, 99
- Community Infrastructure and Housing Accelerator (CIHA)
- ministerial responsibility
- brownfield remediation. see also Housing - affordable, development of
- community relations
- Harden, 1635
- conflicts of interest
- environmental protections
- environmental regulations
- government strategy
- municipal council decisions
- Dowie, 710
- municipal responsibilities
- municipal urban boundaries
- Sattler, 1917
- northern Ontario
- Indigenous consultation. see Indigenous communities - Far North
- Provincial Land and Development Facilitator
- Provincial Planning Statement (2023)
- provincial policy statements
- provincial-federal collaboration
- Clark, 4655
- public consultation
- Shamji, 2021
- reform
- impact on municipal authority
- Glover, 972
- impact on municipal authority
- by region
- rezoning applications
- agricultural land. see Agricultural land
- site plan controls, exemptions. see also Housing development - approvals and permits
- street parking
- Dowie, 3760
- zoning
- approval timelines
Land use planning - environmental assessments
- amendments to
- Downey, 2577
- consultation process
- economic impact
- Pasma, 2571–2572
- federal Impact Assessment Act. see Also Attorney General of Canada v. Attorney General of Alberta, 2023 SCC 23
- general remarks
- government strategy
- Piccini, 3789
- impact of
- West, 3881
- process reform
- Tabuns, 3858
- public consultation
- reform
- regulations, reduction
- economic impact
- Crawford, 2563
- economic impact
- regulatory reform
- section 16 orders
- amendments to
Land use planning - environmental assessments, class environment assessments
- 30-day review period
- 30-day review period, ministerial waiver
- Anand, 2573–2574
- Bell, 2576
- Bourgouin, 3879
- Bresee, 2571
- Crawford, 2562–2563
- French, 2503
- Glover, 2578
- Leardi, 2520–2521
- McMahon, 2566
- Pasma, 2557
- Piccini, 2536–2537, 3785, 3789–3790
- Sattler, 2569
- Saunderson, 3844
- Stevens, 3790
- Surma, 3782
- Tabuns, 3858
- Thanigasalam, 2512, 2534–2535, 2579–2580, 3879–3880
- Vaugeois, 3887
- Yakabuski, 2478–2479, 2502, 2511
- committee process. see Reducing Inefficiencies Act (Infrastructure Statute Law Amendments), 2023 (Bill 69)–schedule one
- parameters
- regional projects
- Thanigasalam, 3881
- transparency
- Shaw, 2534
- 30-day review period, purpose of
Land use planning - ministerial zoning orders
Land use planning - ministerial zoning orders (MZOs)
Land use planning - municipal official plans.
see also specific municipality or regionLandfills
Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB)
- access to
- adjudicators
- administrative reform
- backlogs
- eviction applications, amount
- Karpoche, 2488
- general remarks
- governance and transparency
- Armstrong, 3628–3629
- government funding
- government strategy
- Downey, 5819
- hearing process
- hearings, delivery of
- legal representation and resources
- Downey, 6438
- Ombudsman investigation and recommendations
- role of
- statements by stakeholders
- Bell, 4261
- wait times
- Gretzky, 3815
Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) - enforcement
- illegal evictions
- fines and penalties, number of
- Stiles, 6435
- fines and penalties, number of
- illegal evictions
Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) - hearing process
Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) - hearings
Landlords
Law Society Tribunal
- panels, number of members
- authority of chair
- Downey, 3476
- authority of chair
- panels, number of members
League Technique Inc. Act, 2023 (Bill Pr22)
Lebanese community
- public education campaign
- Lebanese Heritage Month
- Fraser, 6870
- Lebanese Heritage Month
- public education campaign
Legal aid services
Legions
Legislation
Legislative Assembly
Legislative Assembly Act, 2022 (Bill 51)
Legislative Assembly Amendment Act, 2022 (Bill 51)
- first reading
- Calandra, 1834
- second reading, 1920–1944, 1968–1969
- Begum, 1934–1935
- Byers, 1934
- Calandra, 1935–1939, 1942, 1944
- French, 1928–1930, 1938
- Harris, 1920–1925, 1929, 1934–1935, 1938
- Khanjin, 1925–1930
- Leardi, 1929, 1939
- Mantha, 1940–1943
- McGregor, 1929, 1942–1944
- Rakocevic, 1939, 1943–1944
- Rickford, 1943
- Vanthof, 1930–1935
- West, 1939, 1942, 1944
- Wong-Tam, 1934
- division (carried), 1968
- referred to Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs, 1968–1969
- time allocation motion, 2015–2019, 2047–2049, 2128–2129
- third reading, 2135, 2168–2169
- division (carried), 2168–2169
- Royal assent, 2170–2171
- first reading
Legislative Assembly - facility
Legislative Assembly - facility rehabilitation
- accessibility standards
- architectural design
- Vanthof, 2823
- assembly relocation process
- consultation process
- cultural diversity and representation
- Andrew, 2834
- energy-efficient technologies
- general remarks
- health and safety
- Smith, Dave, 4196
- ministry, creation of
- occupational health and safety
- West, 4209
- in other jurisdictions
- Calandra, 2813
- reports and recommendations
- restoration records
- safety and security
- technology
Legislative Assembly - facility rehabilitation, project planning process
Legislative buildings
- access to
- Calandra, 2812
- architectural design
- Coe, 2825
- building code requirements
- compliance with
- Harris, 2815
- compliance with
- history of
- Parliament Hill
- Queen's Park
- anniversary of
- McCarthy, 3369
- anniversary of
- restoration and rehabilitation
- in other jurisdictions
- Hogarth, 4189
- in other jurisdictions
- role in legislative process
- social significance
- visitors experience
- access to
Legislative drafting
Legislative pages
Legislative precinct
Legislative procedure
Legislative procedure - bills
Legislative procedure - debate
- order and decorum
- Schreiner, 1243
- order and decorum
Legislative procedure - motions
Legislative procedure - opposition days
- role of
- Jones, T., 5578–5579
- role of
Legislative procedure - order and decorum
Legislative procedure - reasoned amendments
Legislative procedure - Standing Orders
- committee procedure
- conduct of business
- Sattler, 44
- consideration of bills, restrictions on. see Committee procedure
- Matters out of order in debate - matters sub judice
- Jones, T., 5576–5580
- presiding officers, selection of
- Barnes, 276
- Calandra, 258, 273–274
- French, 268–269
- Hogarth, 317
- McCarthy, 258, 262
- Romano, 319–320
- Sattler, 275
- Vanthof, 256–257
- deputy chairs
- Calandra, 258
- diversity and representation
- historically
- "on the advice of," interpretation of
- Vanthof, 256
- party representation
- from recognized opposition parties
- reform
- reform (2022)
- report-stage debate
- Sattler, 2017
- report-stage debate
Legislative process
Legislative process - federal government
- private members
- role of
- Smith, Dave, 613
- role of
- private members
Legislative process - motions
Legislature
Legislature - staff
Less Red Tape, More Common Sense Act, 2023 (Bill 139)
- first reading
- Gill, 5530–5531
- second reading, 5687–5696, 5739–5751, 5757–5767, 5788–5791
- Anand, 5764, 5791
- Armstrong, 5694
- Coe, 5763–5764
- Crawford, 5760
- Dowie, 5746, 5751, 5759–5760, 5790
- Fife, 5746
- French, 5746–5747, 5750, 5760–5761, 5764
- Gallagher Murphy, 5745–5746, 5750
- Gates, 5765–5767, 5788–5791
- Gélinas, 5757–5761
- Gill, 5687–5691, 5694–5696
- Glover, 5747–5751
- Harden, 5695
- Jordan, 5761–5765
- Kanapathi, 5695
- Karpoche, 5790
- Kernaghan, 5696, 5739–5747, 5759
- Mamakwa, 5751
- Martin, 5691–5695, 5747
- Sandhu, 5694, 5750
- Sattler, 5760, 5764
- Taylor, 5789–5790
- Vaugeois, 5791
- Wai, 5790
- West, 5763
- referred to Standing Committee on Justice Policy, 5791
- third reading, 6203–6221, 6240–6253, 6345–6351
- Anand, 6211
- Begum, 6220
- Bell, 6346–6350
- Blais, 6244, 6251
- Bouma, 6345, 6350
- Bowman, 6248–6252
- Burch, 6349
- Calandra, 6252–6253
- Crawford, 6248
- Dowie, 6210, 6219, 6246–6247
- Fraser, 6247, 6345–6346
- Gallagher Murphy, 6220
- Gates, 6210
- Gill, 6203–6211
- Harden, 6247
- Kanapathi, 6243
- Karpoche, 6210–6211
- Kernaghan, 6211–6221
- Kusendova-Bashta, 6244
- Leardi, 6220–6221, 6240–6244, 6250, 6349
- Oosterhoff, 6346, 6351
- Rakocevic, 6243–6244
- Sattler, 6211, 6244–6248, 6346
- Saunderson, 6251
- Shaw, 6220, 6247, 6250
- Smith, David, 6247
- Smith, L., 6251
- Vaugeois, 6350
- West, 6243, 6251
- first reading
Less Red Tape, Stronger Economy Act, 2023 (Bill 91)
- first reading
- Gill, 3319
- second reading, 3413–3423, 3440–3465, 3467–3496, 3513–3523
- Anand, 3489, 3520
- Andrew, 3492–3493
- Begum, 3513, 3517, 3520
- Bell, 3421
- Bouma, 3421–3422
- Bourgouin, 3488
- Burch, 3422, 3456, 3465, 3489
- Byers, 3492, 3519–3520, 3523
- Coe, 3452
- Cuzzetto, 3493
- Dowie, 3517–3520
- Downey, 3475–3476, 3478–3479
- Fife, 3461–3465, 3470, 3478–3479, 3514, 3522
- Ford, M., 3523
- French, 3460, 3465, 3473–3474, 3492
- Gallagher Murphy, 3460, 3464, 3470, 3478, 3514, 3516, 3522
- Ghamari, 3422, 3448–3453
- Gill, 3413–3416, 3422–3423
- Glover, 3453–3457
- Harden, 3448, 3452
- Harris, 3448, 3464
- Jama, 3490–3493, 3522
- Kanapathi, 3492, 3513
- Karpoche, 3523
- MacLeod, 3461
- Martin, 3451–3452, 3467–3471, 3522
- McCarthy, 3465, 3473–3474, 3479, 3486–3490, 3492
- Oosterhoff, 3416–3422, 3447, 3470
- Pasma, 3451
- Pierre, 3457
- Quinn, 3493–3496, 3513–3514
- Sandhu, 3474, 3479
- Saunderson, 3476–3479, 3489
- Shaw, 3447, 3452, 3461, 3469, 3489, 3514–3517, 3519
- Smith, G., 3485–3486, 3488
- Smith, L., 3448, 3488, 3516, 3519
- Smith, T., 3455–3461
- Stevens, 3456, 3460, 3474, 3516
- Vanthof, 3441–3448, 3470, 3492, 3513
- Vaugeois, 3464, 3471–3475
- Wong-Tam, 3519–3523
- referred to Standing Committee on Justice Policy, 3523
- legal services, impact on
- McCarthy, 3489
- as omnibus legislation
- public consultation
- Karpoche, 4632
- public consultation
- public consultation
- third reading, 4460–4469, 4553–4561, 4603–4632, 4657–4658
- Anand, 4612–4613, 4615–4616
- Bailey, 4615, 4629
- Bouma, 4560, 4606, 4625
- Bresee, 4612
- Coe, 4468, 4628
- Cuzzetto, 4613–4616
- Fraser, 4605–4606
- Gates, 4561, 4611, 4615, 4621, 4628
- Gélinas, 4605, 4610, 4612, 4615, 4619, 4621–4625, 4631–4632
- Gill, 4460–4463
- Glover, 4560
- Harden, 4610, 4619, 4624–4625, 4628
- Jama, 4468, 4609, 4616, 4629
- Karpoche, 4606, 4616–4620, 4632
- Kernaghan, 4467–4468, 4553–4561
- Khanjin, 4561
- McCarthy, 4615, 4619–4621, 4624–4629, 4631–4632
- Oosterhoff, 4463–4469
- Pang, 4610, 4620–4621
- Sabawy, 4603–4606
- Saunderson, 4468
- Schreiner, 4610–4612
- Shaw, 4606–4610, 4624
- Smith, L., 4606, 4609–4610, 4616, 4618, 4621, 4624, 4629, 4632
- Vanthof, 4629–4632
- division (carried), 4657–4658
- Royal assent, 4983
- first reading
Less Red Tape, Stronger Ontario Act, 2022 (Bill 46)
Less Red Tape, Stronger Ontario Act, 2023 (Bill 46)
- first reading
- Gill, 1620–1621
- second reading, 1722–1770, 1790–1802, 1809–1819, 1839–1846, 1877
- Anand, 1752–1756
- Andrew, 1732, 1795–1796, 1801, 1842
- Armstrong, 1767–1770, 1790–1792, 1811, 1817
- Babikian, 1760, 1764, 1791, 1814
- Bailey, 1764
- Begum, 1740, 1795–1796, 1800
- Bouma, 1767
- Bourgouin, 1812–1815
- Coe, 1731, 1745, 1752
- Cuzzetto, 1792–1796
- Dixon, 1815–1817
- Fife, 1746–1750, 1756
- Flack, 1795–1796
- Fraser, 1750–1752
- French, 1745, 1749, 1752, 1755
- Gallagher Murphy, 1812, 1817
- Gates, 1811–1813
- Gélinas, 1845
- Gill, 1722–1724, 1731–1732, 1811
- Glover, 1744–1745, 1750, 1759, 1843, 1845
- Gretzky, 1741, 1760, 1792
- Grewal, 1749
- Harden, 1740–1741, 1764, 1768–1769
- Harris, 1817, 1840, 1844
- Hogarth, 1731–1732, 1740, 1759
- Holland, 1768
- Jones, T., 1756
- Kanapathi, 1745, 1792, 1816
- Ke, 1768, 1800
- Kernaghan, 1732–1741, 1840
- Khanjin, 1845
- Kusendova-Bashta, 1800
- Leardi, 1796, 1841
- Mamakwa, 1840
- Mantha, 1814, 1816, 1843–1846
- Martin, 1813, 1839, 1841–1843
- Oosterhoff, 1724–1728, 1731–1732, 1749, 1751, 1791, 1842–1843
- Pang, 1761–1764
- Parsa, 1801–1802
- Piccini, 1756, 1760
- Quinn, 1794–1796
- Rakocevic, 1791, 1796–1801
- Sabawy, 1755
- Sandhu, 1840–1841
- Sattler, 1731, 1800, 1818–1819, 1839–1841
- Saunderson, 1741
- Smith, Dave, 1809–1812, 1814
- Smith, G., 1741–1746
- Smith, L., 1764, 1801
- Stevens, 1745–1746, 1749–1750, 1755, 1764
- Taylor, 1768
- Thanigasalam, 1762–1764
- Thompson, 1728–1730
- Vanthof, 1731
- Vaugeois, 1765–1769
- Wai, 1811
- West, 1810, 1814, 1817
- Wong-Tam, 1756–1760, 1763
- Yakabuski, 1846
- division (carried), 1877
- referred to Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs, 1877
- Indigenous communities, impact on
- Indigenous consultation
- third reading, 2628–2637, 2639–2649, 2770–2772, 2887–2896, 2915–2934
- Armstrong, 2919, 2923, 2932
- Bailey, 2924–2925
- Bouma, 2894, 2923
- Bourgouin, 2887–2891
- Burch, 2894
- Coe, 2637, 2928, 2932, 2934
- Gates, 2636
- Gill, 2628–2630
- Gretzky, 2647
- Harden, 2647, 2918, 2924, 2929–2934
- Jones, T., 2648, 2917–2919
- Kernaghan, 2639–2648, 2890, 2933
- Kerzner, 2892–2894
- Mamakwa, 2890–2891, 2895–2896
- McCarthy, 2894, 2919, 2925–2929, 2933
- McGregor, 2771–2772
- Oosterhoff, 2630–2638, 2922
- Pang, 2918
- Rae, 2637, 2646
- Rakocevic, 2922–2923, 2927–2928
- Sattler, 2895
- Saunderson, 2647, 2891–2892, 2894–2895
- Schreiner, 2924–2925
- Scott, 2919, 2929
- Shaw, 2637–2638, 2933–2934
- Skelly, 2890
- Smith, L., 2889, 2915–2919, 2923, 2928
- Tabuns, 2894
- Taylor, 2923–2924
- Vanthof, 2648–2649
- Vaugeois, 2918, 2928
- Wong-Tam, 2637, 2919–2924, 2928
- Royal assent, 2991
- first reading
LGBTQ+ community
LGBTQ2S+ community
- community safety
- Wong-Tam, 5592
- community safety, grants
- McGregor, 5592
- community support
- French, 2896–2897
- discrimination against
- drag community
- events by region
- Ottawa
- Harden, 338
- Ottawa
- Pride flags, flying of
- Stiles, 4647
- Pride Month
- Ford, D., 4647
- Pride Toronto
- programs and initiatives
- funding
- Ford, M., 6271
- funding
- protections for
- public education and awareness
- Transgender Day of Visibility
- Wong-Tam, 3133–3134
- Transgender Day of Visibility
- community safety
Liability for Climate-Related Harms Act, 2023 (Bill 120)
- first reading
- Tabuns, 4713
- first reading
Libraries.
see also specific type of libraryLibraries - public.
see Public librariesLibrary and information professionals
- library technicians
- role in schools
- Pasma, 1033
- role in schools
- library technicians
Library services
- community organizations
- recommendations
- Karpoche, 2019–2020
- recommendations
- community organizations
Licence plates
- validation stickers
- annual renewal fees
- refund and elimination
- Bethlenfalvy, 607
- refund and elimination
- annual renewal fees
- validation stickers
Lieutenant Governor - Order of Ontario
Life jackets
Life jackets - enforcement
Life Leases Act, 2023 (Bill 125)
- first reading
- Khanjin, 4870
- first reading
Life Leases Act, 2023 (Bill 141)
- first reading
- Rae, 5531
- first reading
Life sciences industry
- foreign investments
- government funding
- Fedeli, 6772
- government strategy
- investments in
- medical equipment
Light Rail Transit (LRT)
- public-private partnerships (P3)
- project delays
- Andrew, 1963–1964
- project delays
- public-private partnerships (P3)
Light rail transit (LRT) - Eglinton Crosstown
Light Rail Transit (LRT) - Eglinton Crosstown
Light Rail Transit (LRT) - Finch West
Light Rail Transit (LRT) - Ottawa
Linguistic identity
Lobbyists
- Elliott, Christine
- former reporting public officers
- health care sector. see also Independent health facilities–diagnostic and surgical procedures, expansion
- government relationship
- Stiles, 4919
- government relationship
Local Health Integration Networks
- consolidation into Ontario Health atHome. see Ontario Health atHome
Lockouts.
see also StrikesLondon Health Sciences Centre (LHSC)
- COVID-19 outbreaks
- Sattler, 3010
- departments
- closures due to staffing
- Kernaghan, 440
- closures due to staffing
- fertility clinic
- closure and service transition to Omega Fertility Clinic
- Kernaghan, 2377
- closure and service transition to Omega Fertility Clinic
- impact of staff shortages
- mental health and addictions services
- funding
- provincial-municipal collaboration
- Kernaghan, 1831
- provincial-municipal collaboration
- funding
- mental health and additions services
- funding
- provincial-municipal collaboration
- Kernaghan, 1986
- provincial-municipal collaboration
- funding
- regional epilepsy program
- closure due to staffing
- Armstrong, 252
- closure due to staffing
- COVID-19 outbreaks
London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC), Children's Hospital
- capacity and overcrowding
- surgical procedures, temporary cancellation
- Sattler, 1610
- surgical procedures, temporary cancellation
- capacity and overcrowding
London, Ontario
Long-term care
- care environment
- caregiver access
- impact on patient health and wellness
- Fife, 1350
- impact on patient health and wellness
- Community Paramedicine for Long-Term Care Program. see also Paramedics and paramedic services
- government strategy
- municipal government, role of
- Harden, 4513
- Resident's Bill of Rights
- service capacity
- government strategy
- Wai, 3315
- government strategy
- sexuality and gender appropriate care
- Andrew, 1352
- spousal separation
- spousal unification
- structural stressors
- Hunter, 570–571
Long-term care - accountability and oversight
- advocate for older adults. see Senior citizens — advocate for older adults
- facility inspections
- home experience survey
- Jordan, 334
- inspector
- inspectors
Long-term care - administration
- admissions process. see also Long-term care - beds
- licensing
Long-term care - beds
Long-term care - beds, development and redevelopment
- for-profit homes
- Stiles, 411
- general remarks
- geographic allocation
- Calandra, 330–331
- government funding
- government strategy
- number
- Barnes, 384–385
- number of
- Cho, S., 4998
- by region
- Burlington
- Pierre, 375
- Durham
- Barnes, 386
- Etobicoke
- Hogarth, 418
- Glengarry–Prescott–Russell
- Sarrazin, 408
- Haldimand—Norfolk
- timelines
- Brady, 5705–5706
- timelines
- Kitchener-Conestoga
- Harris, 417
- Mississauga
- Cuzzetto, 363
- Mushkegowuk–James Bay
- development timelines
- Bourgouin, 5617
- development timelines
- Oxford
- Hardeman, 4469
- Perth—Wellington
- Rae, 5779
- Peterborough
- Smith, Dave, 4998
- Sault Ste. Marie
- Romano, 373–374
- Willowdale
- Cho, S., 202
- Burlington
- by site
- Dover Cliffs (Port Dover)
- timelines
- Brady, 5705
- timelines
- Dover Cliffs (Port Dover)
- for-profit homes
Long-term care - by region
Long-term care - construction
Long-term care corporations
Long-term care - COVID-19
Long-term care facilities
Long-term care facilities - by site
Long-term care facilities - construction
Long-term care facilities - COVID-19
Long-term care - facility construction
Long-term care - funding
- bed development/redevelopment
- community paramedicine program
- Jordan, 1352
- for-profit vs. not-for-profit
- Gélinas, 435
- funding streams
- Cho, S., 5780
- general remarks
- Calandra, 593
- government strategy
- Calandra, 1551
- Local Priorities Fund
- by region
- Mississauga–Lakeshore
- Cuzzetto, 3496
- Mississauga–Lakeshore
- by region
- by region
- Sault Ste. Marie
- Romano, 373
- Sault Ste. Marie
- by site. see Long-term care - facility by site
- staffing
- Cuzzetto, 363
Long-term care - operators
Long-term care - public
vs.
private
Long-term care - reform
Long-term care - residents
- fatalities
- food and nutrition
- government funding
- Jordan, 334
- government funding
- government response
- Jordan, 333
- government strategy
- living conditions
- Long-Term Care Homefinder
- resident transfers
- placement categories
- Gélinas, 359–360
- placement categories
- role of essential caregivers
- spousal reunification
- structural stressors
- Fraser, 371–372
Long-term care - sector capacity
- general remarks
- Begum, 575
- general remarks
Long-term care - services
Long-term care - staff
- clinical education placements
- Jordan, 334
- compensation
- for-profit vs. not-for-profit homes
- Kernaghan, 503
- for-profit vs. not-for-profit homes
- compensation, nurses
- arbitration decisions. see Public sector compensation - increase cap
- education and training
- funding
- Jordan, 1351–1352
- funding for. see also under specific occupation
- funding
- government funding
- Calandra, 598
- homemaking services
- Gélinas, 3027
- recruitment and retention
- shortage
- staffing levels
- government strategy
- Riddell, 289
- government strategy
- temporary agencies, use of
- temporary agency nurses
- temporary agency personal support workers (PSWs)
- use of
- Gélinas, 3007–3008
- use of
- clinical education placements
Long-term care - standards of care
- average hours of care
- care plans
- culturally and linguistically appropriate care
- sexuality and gender appropriate care
- for-profit vs not-for-profit
- government funding
- Kernaghan, 503
- government funding
- for-profit vs. not-for-profit
- Stevens, 5632
- general remarks
- government funding
- government strategy
- impact on patient health
- Khanjin, 451
- reports
- People Caring for People Impacting the Quality of Life and Care of Residents of Long-Term Care Homes
- Harris, 415
- People Caring for People Impacting the Quality of Life and Care of Residents of Long-Term Care Homes
- staff shortages, impact of. see Long-term care - staff
- ward rooms
- Calandra, 578
Long-term-care facilities - COVID-19, public
vs.
private
Low-Income Workers Tax Credit (LIFT)
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