Intervenant, lettre j, Index du Journal des débats de la Chambre, législature 44, session 1

Index des intervenants à la Chambre

Letter: J

Jones, Hon. S. (PC, Dufferin—Caledon)
- Building a More Competitive Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 56)
  - second reading, 1441–1444
- Doctors
  - regional shortages
    - northern Ontario, 483
- Doctors - education and training
  - internationally trained, 541–542
- Fertility services
  - northern Ontario, 1909–1910
- First Nations police services
  - mental health, 554
- Hamilton
  - Board of Health, 476
- Health care
  - capital projects, 1353
  - emergency
    - government funding, 709–710
  - general remarks, 1350
  - government strategy, 1148–1150
  - government's duty to provide, 547–548
  - medical records
    - access, 770–771
- Health care funding
  - general remarks, 1772, 1774
  - and inflation, 1772
- Health care - primary care
  - government funding, 475–476, 2369
    - call for proposals, 476
  - government strategy, 31–32, 539–541, 1773, 2034
  - objectives, 540
  - Philpott, Dr. Jane, 540
  - Primary Care Action Plan
    - accountability and transparency, 540
  - team-based, 1117
    - government funding, 2612
- Health care services
  - clinics, service fees
    - OHIP-funded services, 1771
  - French-language services
    - government strategy, 2612
- Health care system
  - boards of health
    - Hamilton, 476
  - emergency rooms
    - closures, 705
- Health care workers
  - education and training, 541–542
  - labour disputes, 2368–2369
  - scope of practice, expansion, 476
  - temporary staff agencies, 476
- Health care workers - recruitment and retention
  - as-of-right initiative
    - interprovincial credentials, 1441–1443
  - education and training, 1442, 2267
  - general remarks, 476
  - government strategy, 1117
  - underserved regions, 1442
- Health care workers - recruitment and retention - international
  - credential recognition, 1441, 2268
  - residency match
    - requirements, 1444, 2267
- Health Connect Ontario
  - Health811 service, 477
- Health information
  - digital health identifiers, 477
  - Electronic Health Record, 477
    - patient access, 477–478
  - protection of privacy, 478, 484
- Hospital services - emergency
  - care models, programs, 1353
- Hospitals
  - government funding, 1775, 2480
  - government strategy, 2484
  - parking fees, 386, 1117
- Hospitals - budgets
  - government funding, 2614
  - staff loss, 2613
- Hospitals - by region
  - Niagara
    - urgent care centre closures, 706
- Hospitals - capacity and overcrowding
  - government strategy, 435–436
- Hospitals - capital projects by site
  - Mississauga Hospital, 1519
- Hospitals - construction and expansion by site
  - Queensway Carlton Hospital
    - government funding, 556
- Hospitals - funding by site
  - Welland Hospital, 386
- Hospitals - infrastructure
  - government funding, 710, 769
  - as nation-building, 552
- Immunization
  - vaccines
    - hepatitis B virus, 483
- Infrastructure development - funding
  - federal funds, allocation, 488
- Measles
  - outbreaks
    - government response, 29–30, 323, 488–489
- Medical Officers of Health
  - class orders by local medical officers
    - Chief Medical Officer approval, 476, 478
- Members'/ministers' correction of record, 1846
- Mental health and addictions services
  - Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART) Hubs, 483, 1346–1347, 1519–1520
    - implementation, 1347
- More Convenient Care Act, 2025 (Bill 11)
  - first reading, 324
  - second reading, 475–478, 483–484
  - third reading, 1148–1150
- Nurse practitioners
  - education and training, 542
  - as primary caregivers
    - OHIP coverage, 708
  - scope of practice
    - mandatory blood reporting, 476
- Nurses
  - recruitment and retention, 484, 711–712, 1840–1841, 2484
    - government funding, 1775
    - private staffing agencies, 619
    - private staffing agencies vs. public nurses, 551, 714
- Nurses - temporary agencies
  - accountability and oversight
    - fees, disclosure, 477
- Ontario Drug Benefit Program
  - eligibility, 976
- Ontario Health atHome
  - and French Language Services Act, 476
- Patient Ombudsman
  - role of, 2269–2270
- Pediatric hospitals
  - government strategy, 1842
  - SickKids
    - recognition, 1842
- Personal health information
  - access to, 1148–1149, 1213–1214
- Primary Care Act, 2025 (Bill 13)
  - first reading, 437
  - second reading, 539–542, 547–548
- Public health
  - government funding, 709
  - measles
    - government strategy, 206–207, 209
- Question period
  - Addiction services
    - responded to, 1346–1347, 1519–1520
  - Children's health services
    - responded to, 1842
  - Fertility services
    - responded to, 1909–1910
  - First Nations police services
    - responded to, 554–555
  - Foreign-trained doctors
    - responded to, 2267
  - Government accountability
    - responded to, 709
  - Government investments
    - responded to, 769–770
  - Government spending
    - responded to, 32
  - Health care
    - responded to, 551–552, 619–620, 1117, 1350, 1771, 2034
  - Health care funding
    - responded to, 435–436, 556, 706–707, 709–710, 714, 1771–1775
  - Health care workers
    - responded to, 1773
  - Home care
    - responded to, 211
  - Hospital funding
    - responded to, 552–553, 711
  - Hospital parking fees
    - responded to, 386, 1117
  - Hospital services
    - responded to, 386, 705–706, 1352–1353
  - Infrastructure funding
    - responded to, 487–488
  - Labour dispute
    - responded to, 2368–2369
  - Long-term care
    - responded to, 2269–2270
  - Nurse practitioners
    - responded to, 708
  - Nurses
    - responded to, 560, 711–712, 1775–1776, 1840–1841
  - Nursing agencies
    - responded to, 714
  - Ontario economy
    - responded to, 1519
  - Pharmacare
    - responded to, 976
  - Protection of privacy
    - responded to, 770–771, 1213–1214
  - Public health
    - responded to, 29–30, 206–207, 209–210, 323, 488–489
Jones, Hon. T. (PC, Chatham-Kent—Leamington)
- Agriculture industry
  - government funding, 2537–2538, 2540
  - government strategy, 212, 2539
- Agriculture industry - food processing
  - Grow Ontario Strategy, 913
- Agri-food industry
  - government strategy, 1389–1390
  - Grow Ontario Strategy, 213
- Emergency Management Modernization Act, 2025 (Bill 25)
  - second reading, 1662, 1672
- Food prices
  - factors affecting, 434
- Oil and gas wells
  - government strategy, 1992–1993
- Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2)
  - third reading, 1192
- Question period
  - Agri-food industry
    - responded to, 913, 1389–1390
  - Assistance to farmers
    - responded to, 212–213
  - Consumer protection
    - responded to, 435
  - Land use planning
    - responded to, 624
- Resource Management and Safety Act, 2025 (Bill 27)
  - second reading, 1992–1994
- Special economic zones
  - farmland, 624
- Wildland fire management
  - government strategy, 1994
Jordan, J. (PC, Lanark—Frontenac—Kingston)
- Agriculture industry
  - government strategy, 212
- Agri-food industry
  - Grow Ontario Strategy, 213
  - maple syrup, 21
- Budget 2025/2026
  - health care, 1012
- Budget speech 2025 (May 15, 2025),
  - responded to, 1012, 1016–1017
- Business - small and medium-sized
  - government strategy, 912
  - and United States tariffs
    - government strategy, 911
- Community Health Centres (CHCs)
  - general remarks, 747
- Employment
  - advertisements
    - fraudulent, prevention, 1472
  - workplace safety, 1477
- Health care
  - by region
    - Lanark—Frontenac—Kingston, 751
  - statistics, 748
- Health care facilties - by site
  - North Lanark Community Health Centre, 1155
- Health care funding
  - general remarks, 747–748
- Health care - primary care
  - government funding
    - call for proposals, 748
  - government strategy, 545, 1154–1155
    - stakeholder statements, 545–546
  - Primary Care Action Plan, 748
- Health care system
  - boards of health
    - Hamilton, 749
- Health care workers - recruitment and retention
  - government strategy, 748
  - statistics, 748
- Health care workers - recruitment and retention - international
  - credential recognition, 2216
- Health information
  - Electronic Health Record
    - patient access, 749
- Iamgold Corporation
  - legal liability
    - Superior Corporate Services Ltd., royalty dispute, 2219–2220
- International trade - tariffs, United States
  - economy, impact on
    - rural Ontario, 1216
  - reactions
    - time sensitivity, 297
- Intimate partner violence
  - restraining orders, 534
- Labour policy
  - interprovincial mobility, 242
- Land use planning
  - approvals and permits, 2218
- Long-term care
  - care environment
    - Patient Ombudsman's report, 2269
- Long-term care - accountability and oversight
  - compliance and enforcement data publication
    - retention period, 2216
- Long-term care - beds, development and redevelopment
  - general remarks, 748
- Long-term care - COVID-19
  - impact of, 2219
- Long-term care - staff
  - recruitment and retention
    - government strategy, 1016–1017
- Medical Officers of Health
  - class orders by local medical officers
    - Chief Medical Officer approval, 749–750
- Members' statements
  - Autism treatment, 2149
  - Government investments, 970
  - King Charles III Coronation Medal, 1762
  - Maple heritage, 21
  - Ontario Trillium Foundation grants, 426
- Mining industry
  - approvals and permits process
    - government strategy, 2218
- More Convenient Care Act, 2025 (Bill 11)
  - second reading, 747–751
- Nurse practitioners
  - scope of practice
    - expansion, 749–750
    - mandatory blood reporting, 749
- Nurses - temporary agencies
  - accountability and oversight
    - fees, disclosure, 749
- Ontario Autism Program (OAP)
  - government funding, 2149
- Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) - benefit rates
  - and Canada Disability Benefit, 2217
- Ontario Health atHome
  - and French Language Services Act, 749
- Parks
  - alcohol consumption, 2218
- Personal information
  - Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA), 2219
- Petitions
  - International trade, 1526
- Pharmacists and pharmacies
  - MedsCheck program, 750
- Primary Care Act, 2025 (Bill 13)
  - second reading, 545–546, 674
  - third reading, 1154–1155
- Private members' public business
  - Trail permits,
    - responded to, 1748
  - Water services,
    - responded to, 2299–2300
- Protect Ontario by Cutting Red Tape Act, 2025 (Bill 46)
  - second reading, 2216–2220
- Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
  - second reading, 297
- Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 242
- Protect Ontario Through Safer Streets and Stronger Communities Act, 2025 (Bill 10)
  - second reading, 534
- Question period
  - Assistance to farmers
    - presented, 212–213
  - Long-term care
    - responded to, 2269
  - Ontario economy
    - presented, 2085
  - Rural Ontario
    - presented, 1216–1217
  - Small business
    - presented, 911–912, 1651
- Regulations
  - reduction
    - government strategy, 2217
    - monetary value, 2219
    - time impact, 2216–2217
- Rental housing
  - regulatory reform, 2218
- Resource Management and Safety Act, 2025 (Bill 27)
  - second reading, 1311
- Strong mayor system
  - expansion, 2217
- Tourism industry - funding
  - Experience Ontario, 970
- Wildland fire management
  - resource sharing, 1311
- Working for Workers Seven Act, 2025 (Bill 30)
  - second reading, 1472, 1477
- Workplace safety
  - propane tank purging, 2217

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Index des intervenants à la Chambre

Letter: J

Jones, Hon. S. (PC, Dufferin—Caledon)

Jones, Hon. T. (PC, Chatham-Kent—Leamington)

Jordan, J. (PC, Lanark—Frontenac—Kingston)