# A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
13th Field Battery 140th anniversary
Wishart, 79-80
AAA midget hockey. See Southwest Cougars hockey team
Aboriginal community
Youth population
Ashton, 431
Aboriginal Justice Inquiry
Recommendations
Swan, 600
Aboriginal youth
High school graduation rates
Gerrard, 939
Selinger, 939
Access centres. See specific centres
Active Schools Fund
Infrastructure projects
Altemeyer, 626
Active transportation
Trail and bicycle lanes
Allum, 552-553
Addictions Foundation of Manitoba
Funding increase
Rondeau, 867
Adult Corrections Capacity Review Committee
Recommendations
Swan, 986
Adult learning centres
Funding
Selby, 507
Adult Learning Centres in Manitoba
Annual report
Selby, 564
Adult literacy
General comments
Selby, 507
Adult Literacy Strategy
Annual report
Selby, 564
Advanced Education and Literacy Department
Budget increase
Altemeyer, 515
Estimates
Debate, 1395-1402, 1441-1462, 1541-1562
Speakers
Ewasko, 1397-1398, 1441-1462, 1541-1549, 1550-1551, 1553-1556, 1558-1561
Gerrard, 1551-1553
Graydon, 1549
Schuler, 1398-1402
Selby, 1395-1402, 1441-1462, 1541-1561
Taillieu, 1557-1558
Supplementary Information for Legislative Review
Selby, 1018
AEDs (Automated external defibrillators). See Cardiac care
Affordable housing. See also Manitoba Housing Authority
Availability
Oswald, 494
Government initiatives (Brandon)
Caldwell, 462
Government support
Crothers, 546
Saran, 541
Unit construction
Selinger, 335
Affordable Utility Rate Accountability Act
[Bill 18]
1 R
Struthers, 931
After School Matters program
Melnick, 101
Ag Days trade show (Brandon)
Helwer, 944
Agassiz Youth Centre
Recidivism prevention programs
Swan, 1123
Responsible Youth Culture program
Friesen, 1185-1186
Swan, 1185-1186
Staffing
Friesen, 1186-1187
Swan, 1186-1188
Age-Friendly Manitoba Initiative
Wight, 1013
Agri-Food and Rural Development Division
Funding decrease
Kostyshyn, 1106
Pedersen, 1106
Agri-Industry Development and Innovation Division
Responsibilities
Kostyshyn, 1106
Pedersen, 1106
Agriculture industry
Crop insurance options
Kostyshyn, 754
Marcelino, F, 473
Economic concerns
Helwer, 65
Flooding, financial compensation
Ashton, 309
Cullen, 1176
Helwer, 825
Kostyshyn, 1176
Struthers, 825
Flooding, impact of
Struthers, 913
Forage restoration program
Eichler, 584
Soil conditions, effect of flood
Helwer, 503
Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives Department
Budget allotment
Commissions and boards
Kostyshyn, 1106
Pedersen, 1106
Contract staffing positions
Kostyshyn, 1105
Pedersen, 1105
Contract tenders
Pedersen, 1104
Departmental fees expenditures
Kostyshyn, 1105-1106
Pedersen, 1105-1106
Employee flood work, overtime expenses
Pedersen, 717
Struthers, 717
Estimates
Debate, 1100-1113, 1167-1178, 1253-1266, 1385-1395
Opening statements
Kostyshyn, 1100-1102
Pedersen, 1102
Speakers
Cullen, 1174-1176
Eichler, 1254-1257
Gerrard, 1259-1261
Graydon, 1110-1112, 1172-1173, 1258-1259
Kostyshyn, 1100-1113, 1167-1178, 1253-1266, 1385-1394
Maguire, 1385-1386
Pedersen, 1102-1110, 1113, 1167-1169, 1172-1173, 1176-1178, 1253-1254, 1261-1263, 1265-1266, 1385, 1387-1388, 1390-1395
Flood-related expenditures
Kostyshyn, 1107
Pedersen, 1107
Food safety responsibility
Kostyshyn, 1170
Wishart, 1170
Ministerial cabinet committees
Kostyshyn, 1103
Pedersen, 1103
Ministerial travel expenditures
Kostyshyn, 1105
Pedersen, 1105
Political staffing
Kostyshyn, 1103
Pedersen, 1103
Premier's travel expenditures
Kostyshyn, 1105
Pedersen, 1105
Staffing
Pedersen, 1104
Staffing retirements
Kostyshyn, 1105
Pedersen, 1105
Staffing, position relocations
Kostyshyn, 1105
Pedersen, 1105
Staffing, position vacancies
Kostyshyn, 1104
Pedersen, 1104
Supplementary Information for Legislative Review
Kostyshyn, 564
AgriInsurance
Program availability
Struthers, 323
Sales tax application
Struthers, 441
AgriInsurance Excess Moisture program
Producer contributions
Struthers, 713-714
Wishart, 713
AgriRecovery Program
Appeal process
Cullen, 1176
Kostyshyn, 1176
Federal/provincial funding percentage
Struthers, 712
Wishart, 711-712
Producer compensation
Struthers, 527
AgriStability program
Flooding financial compensation
Selinger, 853
Air ambulance
Interfacility transfer services
Kostyshyn, 159-160
Airports, rural
Municipal capital assistance
Rowat, 753
Alcock, Reg
McFadyen, 22
Oswald, 41
ALL Aboard program
Expansion
Mackintosh, 293
General comments
Altemeyer, 515
All-weather road network
Benefits, Northern Manitoba
Selinger, 1224
Funding
Ashton, 942
Gerrard, 892
General comments
Ashton, 429
Struthers, 324
Lake Winnipeg east side
Ewasko, 545
Whitehead, 317
All-weather roads
Project status
Ashton, 96
Allan, Hon. Nancy (St. Vital) N.D.P.
Craigen, Robert
Mathematics professor, 377
Education Department
Supplementary Information for Legislative Review, 1346
Education system
Class sizes, cap on, 116-117, 252-253
Numeracy and literacy funding, 378
Report cards, standardization, 252
Standardized report card implementation, 1292
English as an Additional Language
Funding increase, 1356
Mathematics education
Provincial exam cancellation, 1351-1352
Teachers, Minister's consultations with, 378
Oral Questions
Education system
Standardized report card implementation, 1292
English as an Additional Language
Funding increase, 1356
Mathematics education
Provincial exam cancellation, 1351-1352
Teachers, Minister's consultations with, 378
WISE Math initiative
Minister, consultations with, 377-378
Public Schools Amendment Act (Code of Conduct for School Trustees)
[Bill 21]
1 R, 759
Public Schools Amendment Act (Community Use of Schools)
[Bill 9]
1 R, 477
Stokke, Anna
Mathematics professor, 377-378
Teachers' Retirement Allowances Fund
Annual report, 1506
Throne Speech debate, 248-253
WISE Math initiative
Minister, consultations with, 377-378
Allum, James (Fort Garry-Riverview) N.D.P.
Active transportation
Trail and bicycle lanes, 552-553
Budget
Debate, 550-553
Canadian Wheat Board
Reform, 551-552
Cancer treatment
Oral drug coverage, 552
Child daycare centres
Spaces, increase of, 552
Crown corporation services
Affordability, 552
Education system
Class sizes, cap on, 552
Energy Opportunities Office
General comments, 552
Government departments
Program and service levels (1990s), 550-551
Health-care professions
Training opportunities, 552
Highways and roads
Infrastructure funding, 552
Increased Transparency and Accountability Act
[Bill 211]
2 R, 1195-1197
Katimavik program, 530-531
Lindsey, Anne, 1296
Members' statements
Katimavik program, 530-531
Lindsey, Anne, 1296
ReWild Alliance Community Group, 162-163
Municipal Amendment and City of Winnipeg Charter Amendment Act (Defamation Protection)
[Bill 205]
2 R, 1001-1002
Municipal governments
Provincial support, 1002
Municipalities
Provincial sales tax allotment, 1002
Opposition day motion
Government program reviews, 1597-1599
Post-secondary education
Tuition fee freeze, 552
ReWild Alliance Community Group, 162-163
Throne Speech debate, 135-138
Wildwood Park
Cell phone tower protest, 162-163
Winnipeg
Downtown renewal initiatives, 552
Altemeyer, Rob (Wolseley) N.D.P.
Active Schools Fund
Infrastructure projects, 626
Advanced Education and Literacy Department
Budget increase, 515
ALL Aboard program
General comments, 515
Apprenticeship training
Government initiatives, 515-516
Broadway Neighbourhood Centre, 605
Budget
Debate, 511-516
Ministerial salary reductions, 514
Cancer treatment
Oral drug coverage, 516
Child daycare centres
Spaces, increase of, 515
Crown corporation services
Affordability, 514
Economy
Employment rates, 512
Minimum wage increase, 514
Education Department
Budget increase, 515
Education system
Class sizes, cap on, 515
Physical education curriculum, 626
Energy Opportunities Office, 514
Gas tax
Increase, use for infrastructure, 514
Health-care services
Diagnostic equipment upgrades, 83
Immigration
Population statistics, 512
Immigration settlement services
Federal centralization, 512-513
Manitoba Hydro
Energy and water retrofit program, 940
Manitoba Liquor Control Commission
Manitoba Lotteries, merger with, 514
Manitoba Lotteries
Manitoba Liquor Control Commission, merger with, 514
Members' statements
Broadway Neighbourhood Centre, 605
Manitoba High Schools Athletic Association, 626
Métis Economic Development Fund
Funding increase, 514
Oral Questions
Manitoba Hydro
Energy and water retrofit program, 940
Pediatric insulin pumps
Funding, 516
Physicians and surgeons
Family doctors, access to, 516
Post-secondary education
Tuition fee freeze, 515
Poverty reduction
Government initiatives, 515
Protected areas initiative
Land mass area, 515
Recycling initiatives
Government support, 515
Regional health authorities
Amalgamation, 514
Taxation
Graduate tuition rebate program, 515
Property tax credit, seniors, 514
Throne Speech debate, 82-85
Winnipeg
Funding, 514
Alternative energy
Electric vehicle testing initiatives
Chomiak, 203
Altona Heirloom Quilters
Graydon, 489
Ambulance services. See also Air ambulance; Paramedics
Fleet increase
Selinger, 153
Patient off-load wait times
Goertzen, 154
Maguire, 211
McFadyen, 153-154
Oswald, 154
Selinger, 153-154
An Act Respecting the Administration of Oaths of Office
[Bill 1]
1 R
Selinger, 8
Anderson, Chad
Robinson, 1019
Angus, Dave
Smook, 491
Annual Report Concerning Complaints About Judicial Conduct of Judges, Masters and Judicial Justices of the Peace
Swan, 263
Apprenticeship Recognition Act
[Bill 212]
1 R
Gaudreau, 591
2 R
Ewasko, 1490-1492
Gaudreau, 1483-1485
Graydon, 1488-1489
Maloway, 1492
Pettersen, 1489-1490
Rondeau, 1486-1488
Smook, 1485-1486
Apprenticeship training. See also First Nations communities
After School Matters program
Melnick, 101
Government initiatives
Altemeyer, 515-516
Bjornson, 487-488
Gaudreau, 487
Selinger, 655
Government support
Bjornson, 243
Hiring incentives
Bjornson, 487-488
Selinger, 485
Spaces, increase of
Struthers, 322
Aquarius
Hydrometric software program
Ashton, 1240
Armed Forces
13th Field Battery
Wishart, 79-80
Armstrong, Darrel and Dee Dee
Gerrard, 602-603
Artists in the Schools
Program expansion
Arts community
General comments
Marcelino, F, 471
Asatiwispe Aki Traditional Use Planning Area
General comments
Mackintosh, 1033
Ashern Drama Group
Nevakshonoff, 677
Ashton, Hon. Steve (Thompson) N.D.P.
Aboriginal community
Youth population, 431
Agriculture industry
Flooding, financial compensation, 309
All-weather road network
Funding, 942
General comments, 429
All-weather roads
Project status, 96
Aquarius
Hydrometric software program, 1240
Assiniboine River
Dike upgrades, 693
Assiniboine Valley producers
Flooding concerns, consultations, 1238
Beausejour
Park Avenue, project status, 1245
Brady Road and Perimeter Highway
Intersection upgrades, 702
Breezy Point
Property buyout update (2009), 1239, 1241
Bridges
Capital funding, 225
Environmental licensing legislation, 699
Federal/provincial funding, 695
Flood damage repairs, 488, 686, 693-694, 696, 1225
Navigable waterways requirement, 699
Budget
Balanced budget five-year plan, 95
Capital budget, 428-429
Debate, 426-431
Deficit elimination timeline, 428
Gas tax increase, 332, 414-415, 428
Vehicle registration fee increase, 332-333
Canadian Wheat Board
Reform, 687
Cancer treatment
Oral drug coverage, 430
Cell phone service
Emergency coverage, rural, 74
CentrePort Canada
Bypass (Headingley), 703-704
Project status, 687
Coulter bridge
Replacement priority and funding, 224-225, 488, 698
Delta Marsh Field Station
Flood mitigation strategies, 230-231
Disaster Financial Assistance
Appeal process, 1098, 1229, 1232, 1243-1244
Basement flooding coverage, 1231
Basement flooding, inspection decisions, 1232
Claim eligibility, 1165-1166, 1230, 1233-1234
Claim payouts, detailed statements for claimants, 1229, 1234
Evacuation costs, 1099-1100
Federal responsibility reconciliation, 1095
Financial compensation claim deadlines, 1252
Financial compensation claims (2009), 1095-1096
Financial compensation payouts, 1096-1097
Financial compensation payouts percentage, 1097
Flood property buyouts, 1155-1156
Fraudulent claims, protection from, 1252
Heavy equipment rental rate coverage, 1098
Pre-flood preparation, 1098
Private claims and payouts, 1095
Restoration and recovery programs, 1155
Sandpoint flooding coverage, 1231-1233
East Side Road Authority
Budger increase, 692-693
Economy
Five-year plan, 430
Growth, 431
Emergency Measures Office
Emergency co-ordinators, role and funding, 1244-1245
Flood forecasting funding, 1240
Emerson Border crossing
Expansion, 686
Environment Canada
Hydrometric stations, funding of, 1240
First Nations communities
Flooding issues, 1163
Flooding, financial compensation responsibility, 1152-1153
Flood Review Task Force
Review, independence of, 1513-1514
Flooding
Assets write-downs, 1154
Cleanup process, hiring of students, 1155
Evacuation policies, 1095, 1151
Evacuation records, 1099
Financial compensation
Rural municipalities, omission of, 936-937
Financial compensation delays, 1151
Financial compensation for agriculture industry, 309
Financial compensation for cottage owners, 309
Financial compensation payouts, 635, 674, 1095
Financial compensation, federal, 1151
First Nation claim responsbility, 1151-1152
First Nation evacuation responsibility, 1099
First Nations communities, 1163
Flood damaged assets evaluation, 1142-1143
Forecasting responsibility, 1153
Government response, 686
Infrastructure damage, 336
Military assitance costs, 1154
Mitigation agreements (Minnesota), 1247
Mitigation strategies, 696
Mitigation strategies, federal funding, 1165
Municipal compensation payouts, 1096-1098
Municipal income loss, interest coverage, 1097
Municipalities, loss of tax base, 936
Property buyouts (St-Lazarre), 1234-1235
Property inspection and recovery process, 937, 1026-1027
Review initiatives, 686
Sandpoint well systems insurance, 1167
Flooding (Assiniboine River)
Crop insurance, claim criteria, 1243
Mitigation strategies, vegetation removal, 1159
Flooding (Big Point)
Property buyouts, 1157
Flooding (Brandon)
Mitigation strategies, 936
Flooding (Delta Beach)
Financial compensation claim delays, 1512-1513
Flooding (Delta Marsh)
Mitigation strategies, 230-231
Flooding (Lake Manitoba)
Crown lands and government property cleanup, 309-310
Environmental impact, 75
Fairford Dam outlet, 1159-1162, 1241-1242
Financial compensation application process, 308-309
Financial compensation for income loss, 527-528
Financial compensation payouts, 309, 603
Land-use policies, 570
Private property cleanup, 310
Property buyouts, 1155-1156, 1585-1586
Property inspection and cleanup delays, 1252, 937938
Property values, compensation for loss of, 602-603
Regulated lake level standards, 937, 1025-1026, 1156, 1158
Regulatory range, public consultations on, 570-571, 603
Second outlet, need for, 1026, 1163-1165
Flooding (Lake St. Martin)
Emergency channel construction, 310
Flooding (RM of Westbourne)
Mitigation strategies, 226-227
Flooding (Shoal lakes)
Financial compensation for residents, 311
Flooding compensation
Freedom of information request, 635
Freedom of information requests
Government record, 674
Gardenton Floodway
Upgrade requirements, 225-226, 336, 1249
Gas tax
Increase, use for infrastructure, 687, 1226
Government buildings
Management, 687
Highway 10
Upgrade requirements, 686
Highway 21
Bridge repair status, 698
Highway 227
Bridge repair status, 700
Highway 251
Bridge reconstruction update, 17-18, 488, 698
Highway 302
Upgrade requirements, 1246
Highway 304
Upgrade requirements, 1247
Upgrades for increased tourist travel, 941-942
Highway 32
Upgrade requirements, 157-158
Highway 5 bridge
Upgrade requirements, 1356-1357
Highway 52 and Hespeler (Steinbach)
Traffic light installation, 698
Highway 59
Bridge restrictions, 1250
Highway 75
Bypass (St. Norbert), 702
Upgrade requirements, 688
Upgrade requirements (Morris), 702-703
Highway infrastructure
Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Inter-City Bus Service)
[Bill 5]
1 R, 407
Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Speed Limits in School Zones)
[Bill 3]
1 R, 369
Highways and roads
Capital budget, 95
Flood-damage repair need, 336, 693
Infrastructure funding, 414, 428-429, 686, 693
Spring restrictions, 1247
Hydrological forecasting
Departmental responsibility, 686, 690
Immigration
Population statistics, 427
Immigration settlement services
Federal centralization, 426-427
Infrastructure and Transportation Department
Capital budget carry-over, 701
Capital budget decrease, 692
Departmental initiatives, announcement of, 690
Estimates, 1094-1100, 1151-1166, 1229-1253, 1360-1384, 1417-1440
Ashton, 686-704
Opening statements, 686-687
Federal transfer money, 695
Flooding, construction delays due to, 1153-1154
Flooding, staff overtime costs, 1153, 1240
General assets, amortization, 694-695
Highway construction, project cancellations, 701
Political staffing, 688-689
Premier's travel expenditures, 691
Staffing, salary expenditures, 696-697
Supplementary Information for Legislative Review, 593
Insurance policies
Flood coverage, business differences, 1231-1232
Tenants' insurance, importance of, 1233
International Joint Commission
Flood mitigation agreements, 1247-1248
Jenpeg generating station
Maximum outflow and capacity, 1251-1252
Lake Manitoba
Fairford outlet capacity, 1250
Outflow to Lake Winnipeg, 1251
Lake St. Martin
Emergency channel capacity and costs, 1162-1163, 1240, 1242
Emergency channel construction, 570-571, 937, 1159-1161
Lake Winnipeg
Outflow from Lake Manitoba, 1252
Windstorm compensation coverage, 1252
Letellier Bridge construction
Landowner expropriation compensation, 1225-1226, 1249-1250
Manitoba Association of Native Firefighters, 1152
Flood evacuation responsibility, 1099
Manitoba Heavy Construction Association
Government consultations, 701
Manitoba Hydro
Develpment, 431
Manitoba Liquor Control Commission
Manitoba Lotteries, merger with, 430
Manitoba Lotteries
Manitoba Liquor Control Commission, merger with, 430
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Vehicle registration fee increase, 332-333, 614-615
Margaret Bruce Beach
Flood damage restoration compensation, 1241
Morris
Hydrological study status, 702, 704
Municipal Amendment and City of Winnipeg Charter Amendment Act (Defamation Protection)
[Bill 205]
2 R, 1003-1004
Oral Questions
Budget
Gas tax increase, 332
Vehicle registration fee increase, 332-333
Flood Review Task Force
Review, independence of, 1513-1514
Flooding
Financial compensation
Rural municipalities, omission of, 936-937
Flood damaged assets evaluation, 1142-1143
Property inspection and recovery process, 1026-1027
Flooding (Delta Beach)
Financial compensation claim delays, 1512-1513
Flooding (Lake Manitoba)
Financial compensation for income loss, 527-528
Property buyouts, 1585-1586
Property inspection and cleanup delays, 937938
Property values, compensation for loss of, 602-603
Regulated lake level standards, 1025-1026
Regulatory range, public consultations on, 570-571
Second outlet, need for, 1026
Flooding compensation
Freedom of information request, 635
Freedom of information requests
Government record, 674
Gardenton Floodway
Upgrade requirements, 336
Highway 304
Upgrades for increased tourist travel, 941-942
Highway 5 bridge
Upgrade requirements, 1356-1357
Highway infrastructure
Funding plan, 335-336
Letellier Bridge construction
Landowner expropriation compensation, 1225-1226
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Vehicle registration fee increase, 614-615
Perimeter Bridge (West)
Project status, 1290-1291
Provincial Road 227
Bridge repair priority, 488
Intersection traffic safety, 1293
Road and bridge repairs
Materials, government transport of, 414-415
Thompson Bridge (Brandon)
Project status and costs, 790-791
Oral questions
Cell phone service
Emergency coverage, rural, 74
Coulter bridge
Replacement priority and funding, 224-225
Delta Marsh Field Station
Flood mitigation strategies, 230-231
Flooding (Lake Manitoba)
Crown lands and government property cleanup, 309-310
Environmental impact, 75
Financial compensation application process, 308-309
Private property cleanup, 310
Flooding (RM of Westbourne)
Mitigation strategies, 226-227
Gardenton Floodway
Upgrade requirements, 225-226
Highway 251
Bridge reconstruction update, 17-18
Highway 32
Upgrade requirements, 157-158
Provincial Road 530
Bridge reconstruction update, 160
Shellmouth Dam
Leaf gate construction, 227-228
Spruce Woods Provincial Park
Flood damage and clean-up, 35-36
Perimeter Bridge (West)
Project status, 1290-1291
Perimeter Highway
West bridge repair status, 696
Perimeter Highway and Brady Road
Intersection upgrades, 702
Photo radar
Digital upgrade status, 697-698
Portage Diversion
Rules of operation, 1165, 1241-1242
Provincial Nominee Program
Quota, federal cap on, 427
Provincial Road 227
Bridge repair priority, 488
Intersection traffic safety, 1293
Provincial Road 520
Upgrade requirements, 1246-1247
Provincial Road 530
Bridge reconstruction update, 160
Public transportation
Government initiatives, 687, 690-691
Rapid transit
Funding (Winnipeg), 429
Reach 3
Status, 1240-1241
Red River Floodway
Expansion project status, 692-693
Regional health authorities
Amalgamation, 429-430
Road and bridge repairs
Materials, government transport of, 414-415
Roseau River
Diversion channel restoration, 1247
Shellmouth Dam
Evaluation, 1160
Leaf gate construction, 227-228, 1236-1238
Shellmouth Dam and Other Water Control Works Management and Compensation Act (Previous session)
Report deadlines and eligibility, 1239
Shellmouth-Assiniboine Valley Economic Development
Environmental consultations, 1236
Spruce Woods Provincial Park
Flood damage and clean-up, 35-36
Sturgeon Road
Bridge repair status, 700
Summit Road (Rosser)
Bridge repair status, 700
Taxicab Board
Departmental responsibility, 689
Thompson Bridge (Brandon)
Project status and costs, 790-791
Throne Speech debate, 92-96
Trucking industry
Load restrictions, harmonization, 687
Vision 2020
General comments, 335
Recommendations, 428
Waskada Bridge
Project status and costs, 695
Water and sewer infrastructure
Budget increase, 693
Water bomber fleet
Aircraft, purchase of, 692-693, 694
Water management policies
Departmental responsibility, 690
Water Stewardship Department
Departmental transfer, 690
Waterhen River
Water levels, 1242
Waverley Street
Redevelopment, 702
Winnipeg
Project funding partnership, 429
Winnipeg Free Press
Freedom of information, requests by, 635
Women's correctional facility
Assiniboine Community College
Redevelopment
Sustainable greenhouse
Caldwell, 579
Assiniboine Credit Union
North end location
Chief, 536
Assiniboine Park Conservancy
Stefanson, 489-490
Assiniboine River
Dike upgrades
Ashton, 693
Assiniboine Valley producers
Flooding concerns, consultations
Ashton, 1238
Mackintosh, 904-905
Assistant deputy minister. See also Privilege, matters of
Appropriateness of email
Melnick, 670-672
Selinger, 671-672
Stefanson, 671
Disciplinary action for email
Gerrard, 620-621
Selinger, 621
Minister's directives on email
Taillieu, 763-764
Minister's knowledge of email
Goertzen, 617-618
Howard, 616-618
Melnick, 623
Ministerial accountability
Gerrard, 628
Political involvement
Gerrard, 405
Melnick, 378
Selinger, 378
Taillieu, 378-379
Premier's apology for email
Gerrard, 620
Selinger, 620
Premier's knowledge of email
Gerrard, 621
Selinger, 621
Standing commiteee, request for
Melnick, 637-638
Taillieu, 637-638
Standing committee, request for
Goertzen, 618-619
Howard, 618-619
Melnick, 624
Taillieu, 623
Association of Manitoba Municipalities
Consultations with government
Lemieux, 751
Audiologists. See also Richardson-Lipon, Andrea
Wait tmes
Rowat, 738
Auto repair shops. See also Consumer Protection Amendment Act (Motor Vehicle Work and Repairs)
Practices
McFadyen, 565
Selinger, 565
Auto theft
Decrease
Bjornson, 239
Mackintosh, 292
Maloway, 182
Rondeau, 867
Automated external defibrillators. See Cardiac care