Hansard: Index

HOUSE INDEX - 1st Session - 41st Legislature

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Palliative care

Additional funding

Swan, 2317

Improvements to

Maloway, 2760

Palliative Care Drug Access Program

Maloway, 2760

Pallister, Hon. Brian (Forte Whyte) PC

Affordability (Manitoba)

Cost of living, 1229-1230, 1915-1916

Government plan, 2822-2823

ALL Aboard strategy

Budget inquiry, 2169

Ambulance fee reduction

Need for, 250

An Act Respecting the Administration of Oaths of Office (Bill 1), 8

Assiniboine Community College

Centre for Health, Energy & Environment

Funding commitment inquiry, 477

Bargaining units

Certification change, 874-875, 897-899, 1868, 2014-2015

Consultation with Premier, 2458

Basic personal tax credit

Indexed to inflation, 883-884

Provincial comparison, 497

Bipole III transmission line

East-side route, 2653

Pimachiowin Aki-UNESCO designation, 871-872

Rerouting of, 1063-1064

Block by Block

Expansion plans, 1224-1225

Budget 2016

Amortization and interest, 664-665

Debate, 496-499

Employment concerns, 303-304

Expenditure targets, 324

Health and education, 302

Manitobans, impact on, 320-321, 469-470

Minimum wage, 598

Multi-year projections, 543-544, 604

Provincial deficit, 671-672

Seniors' School Tax Rebate, 320

Budget for projects

Funding concerns, 1869

Budget savings

Fiscal disclosure, 506-507, 544-550, 585-586, 588, 650-657

Building Manitoba Fund reduction

PST increase, 662-663

Business

Incorporated vs. unincorporated, 812-813

Business tax rate, 608-609

Cabinet Ministers

Composition of, 649

Cabinet Ministers' salaries

Increase in, 400-401, 600, 884-886

Minimum wage earners, 400-401

Canada Pension Plan reform

Consultation process, 1214, 1218-1219

Government position, 1212-1220, 1394-1397, 1564-1565

Low and middle-income women, 1207

Seniors, impact on, 1199-1200, 1207

Canadian Human Rights Tribunal ruling

Federal response, 2460

Capital projects

Federal cost sharing, 997-998

Heavy construction industry, 1723-1724

Interest rates, 997

Prioritizing of, 998-999

Carbon pricing (federal)

Federal-provincial transfers, use of, 2368-2369

Cellphone reception

Highway 75, 185, 222

Child poverty rates, 251

Child-care spaces

Access targets, 2021

Government intention, 597

City of Winnipeg

Sewage treatment plant update, 2831

Civil Service positions, 1975-1977

Committee of Supply

Concurrence motion

Speakers, 1717-1727

Community benefits agreements, 1125-1129

Conflict of interest

Premier's asset disclosure, 1112-1119

Contract tendering practices

Auditor General's recommendations, 653-656

Correctional facilities

Population increase, 2649-2650

Crime rate increase

Fentanyl use, 2649-2650

Government reduction plan, 2781

Crime statistics (Winnipeg)

Jail population increase, 2649-2650

Crown corporations

Privatization concerns, 72-73

Crown Corporations, Standing Committee on

Rules and practices, 2301-2302

Crown Services

Privatization concerns, 15-16

Currency markets

Arbitrage techniques, 995

Customary care

Child and Family Services, 1061-1062

Diabetes rates

Reduction plan, 1738

Disaster Financial Assistance (DFA)

Deductible, increase in, 20, 227

East-side road

Community benefits agreements, 932

Construction commitment, 1060-1061

Economic growth

Employment rates, 31-32

Government plan for, 1977-1978, 2068-2069

Immigrant population, 1724

Rate of, 605-606

Economy (Manitoba)

Government plan, 2013-2014

Manitobans' priorities, 2209-2210

Education system

Budget 2016, 302

Funding concerns, 224-225, 718-719

LGBTTQ* students

Promotion of safe spaces, 802-803

Performance outcomes, 251

Emergency room services

Wait times, 250

Employment

Provincial statistics, 606-608

Employment loss

Economic plan, 2681

Employment statistics

First Nations communities, 673

Environmental liabilities

Accounting policies, 812

Executive Council

Estimates

Opening statements, 539-541

Speakers, 539-550, 594-614, 649-675, 812-830, 881-889, 927-936, 992-1010, 1045-1064, 1112-1132, 1212-1230, 1348-1356

Staff introductions, 542

Sun Life, Premier's meeting with, 1348-1349

Fentanyl

Crime increase, 2649-2650

First Nations communities

Employment statistics, 673

Infrastructure investment

Federal partnership, 1006-1007

Oral health-care, 1062-1063

Suicide attempts, 1062-1063

First Nations education

Underfunding (federal), 2399

Flood protection (basements)

Request to retain subsidy, 2274

Forestry industry

Tolko Mill closure, 1783-1784

The Forks North Portage

Board appointments, 673

Fossil fuel report

Tendering inquiry, 1921-1922, 2075

Freedom Road construction

Government commitment, 399-400, 669

Government intention, 2267-2268

Provincial funding commitment, 2684, 2738

Shoal Lake 40 First Nation, 399-400, 669, 931-932

Front-line workers

Definition of, 2830

Employment security, 2162-2163, 2457

Gender identity bill

Support for legislation, 1740-1741

Government services

Private sector review, 303, 429-430

Privatization concerns, 33-34

Green energy investment, 1832

Gross domestic product (GDP)

Growth rate, 610-611, 613-614

Hanover School Division

LGBTTQ* education

Human rights case, 1129-1132

Health-care services

Budget 2016, 302

Privatization concerns, 15-16

Wait-time reduction task force, 497

Heavy construction industry

Capital spending plans, 1723-1724

Highway 75

Cellphone reception, 184, 222

Highways and roads

Capital spending plans, 1561-1562

Priority cases, 669-670

Hospital visitation

High parking fees, 1837

Immigrant population

Credential recognition, 1725-1727

Economic growth, 1724-1725

Immigrant services, 1103-1104

Immigration Department

Dissolution of ministry, 39

Infrastructure Department

Annual budget, 932-934

Infrastructure investment

Borrowing rates, 1722

Government strategy, 1002-1006

Northern Manitoba communities

Federal partnership, 1005-1006

Infrastructure projects

Project labour agreements, 1119-1120

Infrastructure spending

Budget for, 718-719

Competitive bidding, 665-666

PST increase, 327, 666

Interest rates

Borrowing costs, 926-927

Capital projects, impact on, 997

Internet service (North), 829-830

Labour Department

Dissolution of, 39

Labour market, Manitoba, 612-613

Labour Relations Amendment Act (Bill 7)

Changes to, economic impact, 986-987

Labour groups, consultation with, 898, 2309

Second reading, timeline for, 1978-1979

Secret ballot voting, 1120

Timeline for debate, 2070

Withdrawal request, 2161-2162, 2458, 2546-2547, 2825

Lake Manitoba

Emergency outlet construction, 667-668

Legislative session

Government record, 1732-1733

LGBTTQ* education

Hanover School Division

Human rights case, 1129-1132

LGBTTQ* rights

Gender identity bill, support for, 1740-1741

LGBTTQ* students

Safe spaces, promotion of, 802-803

Macdonald Youth Services

Contract negotiations, 1869

Manitoba Film and Video Production Tax Credit, 999

Manitoba Government and General Employees' Union (MGEU)

Labour contract

Fiscal update, inclusion in, 812

Meeting with Premier, request for, 2308-2309, 2458

Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation

Capital program, multi-year, 996

Manitoba Hydro

Consultant report

Cost of, 2103-2104, 2688

Minister's position, 2309

Future development needs, 2210

Minister's comments regarding, 2739-2740

Public Utilities Board review, 309, 2688

Rate affordability, 2210

Subsidiary business units

Privatization concerns, 891-896

Manitoba Hydro Telecom

Privatization inquiry, 892

Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries Corporation

Head office relocation, cancellation of, 2302-2303

Privatization concerns, 33

Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation (MPI)

Cityplace purchase

Return on investment, 2407

Manitoba Telecom Services, sale of

Capital investment by Bell, 144-145

Cellphone rate increase, 142-143, 184, 438

Cellphone reception (Highway 75), 222

Competitive environment, 184, 2273, 2551

Government position, 222-223, 469, 597-598

Internet service plans (North), 829-830

Job creation promise, 186

Local service providers, 1836-1837

Opposition to sale, 143, 184-185

Rate increase concerns, 2112

Manitoba workforce

Government relations with, 1864-1865

Manitoba, investment in

Government approach, 1829-1830

Media communications

Government transparency, 804-805

Mental health court

Expansion of, 1225-1227

Minimum wage

Ministers' salary increase, 400-401

Poverty reduction, 594-596

Tax increases, 599

Two-tier, 601-603

Minimum wage increase

Budget 2016 commitment, 598

Government position, 72, 1788-1789

Need for, 599-600

No increase, rationale for, 886-891

Request for, 882-885, 2457

Women and children, impact on, 1788-1789

Ministerial mandate letters

Truth and Reconciliation Commission

Calls to action, 815-818

Women, inclusion of, 1045

Ministerial statements

Remembrance Day, 2819

Missing and murdered indigenous women and girls (MMIWG)

Families, support for, 1057-1058

Premier's advisor on, 1055-1056

Missing and murdered indigenous women and girls (MMIWG), national inquiry

Support for, 1058-1059

National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation

Capital funding for, 810

Funding commitment, 813-814

National Disaster Mitigation Program

Wildland fires, inclusion of, 1737

Neighbourhoods Alive! program

Funding commitment concerns, 593

Northern Manitoba communities

Economic development plan, 1781-1782

Infrastructure investment

Federal partnership, 1005-1006

Meeting with Premier, 1871

MTS, sale of

Internet service plans, 829-830

Regional partnerships, 1008-1009

Unemployment concerns, 2507

Wildfire prevention, 20, 227

Oral health-care

First Nations communities, 1062-1063

Oral Questions

Affordability concerns

Government plan, 2822-2823

Affordability for Manitobans

Cost-of-living concerns, 1915-1916

ALL Aboard Strategy

Budget inquiry, 2169

Bargaining units

Certification change, 2014-2015

Basement flood protection

Request to retain subsidy, 2274

Bipole III transmission line route

Pimachiowin Aki UNESCO designation, 871-872

Budget 2016

Employment concerns, 303-304

Expenditure targets, 324

Fiscal disclosure, 506-507

Health and education, 302

Impact on Manitobans, 320-321, 469-470

Seniors' Tax Rebate, 320

Budget for projects

Funding concerns, 1869

Budget savings

Fiscal disclosure, 585-586, 588

Canada Pension Plan reform

Government position, 1394-1397, 1564-1565

Low-income and senior women, 1207

Manitoba seniors, 1199-1200

Canadian Human Rights Tribunal ruling

Federal response, 2460

Centre for Health, Energy and Environment

Funding commitment inquiry, 477

Changes to labour legislation

Economic impact concerns, 986-987

Child-care spaces

Access targets, 2021

City of Winnipeg

Sewage treatment plant update, 2831

Civil service positions

Government intention, 1975-1977

Crime rate increase

Government reduction plan, 2781

Crown corporations

Privatization concerns, 72-73

Diabetes rates

Reduction plan, 1738

Economic growth

Government plan, 1977-1978, 2068-2069

Economy and services

Manitobans' priorities, 2209-2210

Education and infrastructure

Government spending, 718-719

Education system

Funding concerns, 224-225

Employment loss

Economic plan, 2681

Forestry industry

Tolko Mill closure, 1783-1784

Fossil fuel report

Tendering inquiry, 1921-1922, 2075

Freedom road construction

Government intention, 2267-2268

Freedom Road construction

Government commitment, 399-400

Provincial funding commitment, 2684, 2738

Front-line workers

Employment security, 2162-2163, 2457

Request for definition, 2830

Government services

Private sector review, 303, 429-430

Privatization concerns, 33-34

Green energy investment

Government position, 1832

Health and Crown Services

Privatization concerns, 15-16

Highway and road construction

Capital spending plans, 1561-1562

Hospital parking fees

Health-care barrier, 1837

Hydro review report

Costs and tendering, 2103-2104

Minister of Sustainable Development's position, 2309

Immigrant services

Government support, 1103-1104

Investment in Manitoba

Government position, 1829-1830

Labour and immigration

Dissolution of ministry, 39

Labour Relations Amendment Act

Labour union consultation, 2309

Timeline for debate, 2070

Timeline for second reading, 1978-1979

Withdrawal request, 2161-2162, 2458, 2546-2547, 2825

Labour unions

Consultation with Premier, 2458

Legislative session

Government record, 1732-1733

LGBTTQ Manitobans

Government commitment, 1740-1741

LGBTTQ students

Promotion of safe spaces, 802-803

Macdonald Youth Services

Contract negotiations, 1869

Manitoba Hydro

Consultant report costs, 2688

Future development needs, 2210

Minister's comments, 2739-2740

PUB review, 2688

Rate affordability, 2210

Manitoba Hydro development

Public Utilities Board review, 309

Manitoba Hydro report

East-side route, 2653

Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries head office

Cancellation of relocation, 2302-2303

Manitoba workforce

Government relations, 1864-1865

Manitoba's economy

Employment and growth rates, 31-32

Government plan, 2013-2014

Media communications

Government transparency, 804-805

MGEU president

Meeting with Premier, 2458

Request for meeting with Premier, 2308-2309

Minimum wage earners

Cabinet Ministers' salaries, 400-401

Minimum wage increase

Government position, 72, 1788-1789

Impact for women and children, 1788-1789

Request for, 2457

MPI Cityplace purchase

Return on investment, 2407

MTS capital investment

Bell's proposed investment, 144-145

Cellphone rate increase, 184

MTS sale to Bell

Competitive environment, 2273

National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation

Future of capital funding, 810

National Disaster Mitigation Program

Inclusion of wildland fires, 1737

Neighbourhoods Alive! program

Funding commitment concerns, 593

Northern Manitoba communities

Economic plan, 1781-1782

Meeting with Premier, 1871

Unemployment concerns, 2507

Opposition day motion

Premier's position, 2399

Organized labour

Certification changes, 1868

Port of Churchill

Grain export market, 2464

Post-secondary funding

Government plan, 2645-2646

Premier's Enterprise Team

Composition of team, 2742

Diversity of members, 879

Labour representation, 2069, 2164, 2681-2682

Project labour agreements

Use in construction projects, 1872

Proposed federal carbon tax

Use of federal-provincial transfers, 2368-2369

PST increase

Infrastructure spending, 327

Sale of MTS to Bell

Cellphone rate increase, 142-143

Competitive environment, 184, 2551

Government position, 469

Government support, 222-223

Impact on cellphone bills, 438

Job creation promise, 186

Local service providers, 1836-1837

Opposition to sale, 143, 184-185

Rate increase concerns, 2112

Seniors' School Tax Rebate

Impact on Manitobans, 401, 430-431

Impact on seniors, 983-984

Shoal Lake 39 First Nation

Economic development strategy, 2685

Shoal Lake 40 First Nation

Request for Premier to visit, 2275

Standing committees

Rules and practices, 2301-2302, 2360-2361

Synergy Inmates Phones Inc.

Publication of correction facility contract, 2367

Throne Speech 2016

Recognition of diversity, 14-15

Tolko Industries

Long-term plans, 2682-2683

Union certification

Labour legislation changes, 874-875

University of Manitoba contract

Collective bargaining negotiations, 2500-2502, 2503-2504, 2505, 2543-2545, 2546, 2645, 2648, 2735-2737, 2774-2777, 2842

Wildfire prevention

Northern Manitoba, 20, 227

Winnipeg crime statistics

Jail population increase, 2649-2650

Women's representation

Treasury Board appointments, 71-72

Personal-care homes

Construction of

Funding model, 497-498

Public-private partnerships, 929-930

Pimachiowin Aki

UNESCO designation, 871-872

Population statistics, 614

Port of Churchill

Grain export market, 2464

Post-secondary education

Funding plan, 2645-2646

Poverty reduction

Minimum wage, 594-596

Premier's Enterprise Team

Composition of team, 2742

Diversity of, 879

Labour representation, 2069, 2164, 2681-2682

Project labour agreements

Construction projects, use in, 1872

Infrastructure projects, 1119-1120

Labour groups, consultation with, 1124-1125

Non-union bids, 1121

Research on, 1123

Provincial deficit

Budget 2016, 671-672

Core spending, 251

Increase in, 496-497

Reduction targets, 603-604

Provincial sales tax

Expansion of, 651

Provincial sales tax increase

Building Manitoba Fund reduction, 662-663

Infrastructure spending, 327, 666

Low-income Manitobans, 596

Public-private partnerships

Borrowing costs, 930-931

Government position, 928-931

Personal-care home construction, 929-930

Rail line relocation

CentrePort capacity, 1720

Feasibility study, 1717-1722

Recidivism reduction

Social Impact Bonds, 1220-1221, 1349-1350

Research and development

Investment in, 673-674

Seniors' School Tax Rebate

Annual pay period, 824-827

Budget 2016, 320

Changes to, 320, 657-661

Manitobans, impact on, 401, 430-431

Middle income brackets, 881-882, 934-935

Retroactive claims clarification, 828-829

Seniors, impact on, 983-984

Shoal Lake 39 First Nation

Economic development strategy, 2685

Shoal Lake 40 First Nation

Freedom Road construction, 399-400, 669, 931-932

Premier visit, request for, 2275

Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society (STARS)

Tendering process, 660-661

Social Impact Bonds

Charitable vs. corporate model, 1222

Community partners, 1221-1222, 1350-1351

Grants to agencies, 1353

Recidivism rate reduction, 1220-1221, 1349-1350

SEED Winnipeg, 1351-1353

Timeline for implementation, 1222-1223

Sole-sourced contracts, 252, 651-652

Standing committees

Rules and practices, 2360-2361

Suicide attempts

First Nations communities, 1062

Surface water management, 674

Synergy Inmates Phones Inc.

Correction facility contract

Publication of, 2367

Tax credits

Review of, 999

Tax increases

Minimum wage earners, 599

Tax rates, 608-610

Throne Speech

Debate, 249-253

Recognition of diversity, 14-15

Tolko Industries, closure

Long-term plan, 2682-2683

Trans-Pacific Partnership

Government support, 1718

Treasury Board Secretariat

Female members, lack of, 649-650

Women's representation, 71-72

Truth and Reconciliation Commission

Duty to consult, 820-824

Manitoba strategy, 819

Truth and Reconciliation Commission-calls to action

Ministerial mandate letters, 815-818

University of Manitoba contract

Collective bargaining negotiations, 2500-2502, 2503-2504, 2505, 2543-2545, 2546, 2645, 2648, 2735-2737, 2774-2777, 2842

Value-for-money audit

Consultants, hiring of, 1000

Wildfire prevention

Fire boats, use of, 20

Northern Manitoba, 20, 227

Women of colour

Rights for, 1045-1046

Women, minority

Premier's advisor, 1051-1055

Women, status of

Premier's advisor, 1051-1055

Women's associations

Consultations with, 1055

Workplace safety

Training, 1122-1123, 1125, 1129, 1227-1229

Yes! North initiative

Government intention, 1000-1001

Pan Am Place. See Members' statements

Paramedic services college

Proposal for facility in Manitoba

Gerrard, 988-989

Goertzen, 988-989

Paramedic Services Week

Gerrard, 140

Goertzen, 139

Teitsma, 181

Wiebe, 139-140

Paramedic training program

Gerrard, 1026

Goertzen, 1026

Parker Wetlands Conservation Committee

Consultations with

Allum, 1590-1591

Cox, 1590-1591

Parking tickets

Resolution delays

Clarke, 1502-1503

Swan, 1502

Path to Reconciliation Act

Annual progress report, June 2016

Clarke, 1662

Reporting mechanisms

Lathlin, 840

Stefanson, 840

Payroll tax

Helwer, 2438

Peace of Mind 204. See Members' statements

PED. See Hog industry

Pedersen, Hon. Blaine (Midland) PC

Aboriginal communities

Infrastructure Department liaison, 1382

Active Transportation, 1328

Airports

Maintenance issues (Poplar River), 1378-1379

Regulatory restrictions (Northern Manitoba), 1380

Runway expansion, 1379

Berscheid Farm

Flooding concerns, 2403

Brandon School Division

New school construction, 304

Budget 2016

Rural Manitoba highways, 327

By-elections

Fixed dates, 1845

Cabinet Ministers' salaries

Increase in, 366

Capital projects

Heavy construction industry, 1619-1621

Infrastructure Department budget, 1329-1330

Chief Electoral Officer

Election period recommendations, 1845

City of Winnipeg

Sewage treatment plant upgrades, 1328

Committee of Supply

Concurrence motion

Speakers, 1609-1614, 1653-1659

Community benefits agreements

Funding commitment, 1271

Shoal Lake 40 First Nation, 2738

Winter road construction (North), 1612

East Side Road Authority

Aboriginal Engagement Strategy, 271

All-weather road development concerns, 268-269, 1334-1335

Auditor General's report, 2366, 2369

Capacity building allowance, 2371

Dissolution of authority, 269, 1322-1323

Employment loss concerns, 270, 306

Indigenous communities

Long-term employment, 2373

Mentoring management plan, 2371

Metis Federation, consultation with, 2372

Northern economic development concerns, 1269-1270

Provincial capital commitment, 269

Risk management process, 2371

East-side road

Community benefits agreements, 37, 269, 1320-1321, 1341-1342, 1610-1612

Construction commitment, 37, 1322

Construction timeline, 1611, 1786, 1920, 2375

Federal-provincial partnership, 363

First Nations agreements, 363

Elections Amendment Act (Bill 4)

2 R

Debate, 1844-1846

Campaign worker recruitment, 1846

Set election period, 1845

Electric transit system, 1332

Electric vehicle infrastructure, 1328-1329

First Nations communities

Community benefits agreements, 37, 306, 363

FleetNet system

Review of, 1383-1384

The Forks

River walk water levels, 1344

Freedom Road construction

Government intention, 2375

Provincial funding commitment, 2684, 2685

Shoal Lake 40 First Nation, 73-74, 271, 306, 1342, 2305-2306

Tenders for, 2737

Update, 2216

Heavy construction industry

Capital spending plans, 1619-1621

Highway 10

Upgrades (Bakers Narrows and Flin Flon), 1324-1325

Highway 384

Upgrade commitment, 270

Highway 395

Need for upgrade, 725

Upgrade plans, 1326

Highways and roads

Budget for, (rural Manitoba), 327

Capital spending plans, 1332-1334, 1562-1563

Infrastructure capital expenditures, 73

Maintenance budget, 1378

Provincial sales tax increase, 1667-1668

Historical Preservation and Promotion, Lieutenant Governor's Award

McGill, Gordon, 357

Phillippot, Raymond, 357

Infrastructure Department

Aboriginal communities liaison, 1382

Capital projects budget, 1329-1330

Estimates

Opening statements, 1256-1258

Speakers, 1256-1260, 1320-1344, 1377-1389

Project labour agreements, 1384-1385

Staff appointments, order-in-council, 1342-1343

Staff introductions, 1377

Supplementary Information for Legislative Review 2016-2017, 1101

Infrastructure investment

Highway capital expenditures, 73

Infrastructure spending

Government direction, 1111

Infrastructure, core

Reporting requirement, 1330-1331

Labour management

Rand formula, 1610

Lake Manitoba

Emergency outlet construction, 1339-1341

Lake St. Martin

Outlet construction, status of, 1339-1341

Louise Bridge

Replacement, 1388-1389

Manitoba East Side Road Authority Repeal Act (Bill 16)

1 R, 2009

2 R

Debate, 2370-2373

Questions, 2373-2375

Auditor General's report findings, 2370-2371

Community benefits agreements, 2371-2372

Manitoba Metis Federation

East Side Road Authority consultations, 2372

Manitoba, investment in, 1665

Members' statements

Lieutenant Governor's award recipients, 357-358

Smart, Gary, 2359

Ministerial statements

Tom Cochrane Highway, 2496

New West Partnership Agreement

Project labour agreements, 1655-1656

Northern Manitoba communities

Airports regulatory restrictions, 1380

Airships, viability of, 1381

Capital spending plans, 1621-1622

Community benefits agreements, 306

Economic development plan, 363

Infrastructure investment, 270

Infrastructure projects, 1668-1669

Northern Manitoba highways

Highway and road projects, 1336-1339, 1657-1658

Highway infrastructure budget, 1563

Improvement commitment, 149

Road construction budget, 1657-1658

Road upgrades, 74

Winter road construction

Community benefits agreements, 1612

Oral Questions

Berscheid Farm

Flooding concerns, 2403

Brandon Manitoba

New school construction, 304

Budget 2016

Rural Manitoba highways, 327

Cabinet Ministers

Salary increase, 366

Community benefits agreements

Funding commitment, 1271

Dissolution of the East Side Road Authority

All-weather road development concerns, 268-269

Employment loss concerns, 306

First Nations community benefits agreements, 269

General comments, 269

Northern economic development concerns, 1269-1270

Provincial capital commitment, 269

East Side Road Authority

Aboriginal engagement policy, 271

Auditor General's report, 2366, 2369

Employment loss concerns, 270

Freedom Road construction, 271

East-side road construction

Federal-Provincial partnership, 363

First Nations agreements, 363

Timeline for completion, 1786, 1920

East-side road project

Construction commitment, 37

First Nations contracts, 37

Freedom Road construction

Government commitment, 73-74

Provincial funding commitment, 2684, 2685

Update, 2216

Heavy construction industry

Capital spending plans, 1619-1621

Highway 384

Upgrade commitment, 270

Highway 395

Need for upgrade, 725

Highway and road construction

Capital spending plans, 1562-1563

Highway and road spending

Provincial sales tax increase, 1667-1668

Infrastructure investment

Highway capital expenditures, 73

Infrastructure spending

Government direction, 1111

Investment in Manitoba

Government approach, 1665

Northern highways

Improvement commitment, 149

Northern infrastructure budget

Highway construction concerns, 1563

Northern Manitoba communities

Capital spending plans, 1621-1622

Community benefits agreements, 306

Freedom Road construction, 306

Infrastructure, investment in, 270, 1668-1669

Northern road upgrades

Government commitment, 74

Port of Churchill

Grain export market, 2464

PR 280 upgrades

Continuation of project, 148-149

Project labour agreements

Use in construction projects, 1871-1872

Rail line relocation

Government support, 1110

Shoal Lake 40 First Nation

Community benefit agreement, 2738

Freedom Road construction, 2305-2306

Request for Premier to visit, 2275

Tenders for Freedom Road, 2737-2738

Political parties

Public financing, elimination of, 1844

Poplar River

Airport maintenance issues, 1378-1379

Port of Churchill

Grain export market, 2464

PR 280 upgrades

Continuation of project, 148-149

Project labour agreements

Construction projects, use in, 1871-1872

Government position, 1609, 1653-1654

New West Partnership, 1655-1656

Rail line relocation, 1110, 1386-1388

Rapid transit expansion

Separated bike path, 1328

Shoal Lake 40 First Nation

Community benefit agreement, 2738

Freedom Road construction, 73-74, 271, 306, 1342, 2305-2306

Premier visit, request for, 2275

Tenders for Freedom Road, 2737-2738

Winter road construction (North)

Community benefits agreements, 1612

Winter road network

Opening season 2015-2016, 1380

Peguis First Nation flood

Restoration of community

Clarke, 1599

Lathlin, 1599

Personal-care homes

Beds, number of

Goertzen, 1024

Lamoureux, 1024

Composition of committee

Goertzen, 1234-1235

Wiebe, 1234

Construction of

Funding model

Graydon, 423

Pallister, 497-498

Smook, 379

Culturally appropriate placements

Saran, 458

First Nations, number of

Goertzen, 1024

Lamoureux, 1024

Language barriers

Saran, 194

New construction

Micklefield, 83

Teitsma, 87

Public-private partnerships

Kinew, 929

Pallister, 929-930

Pesticides, cosmetic

Ban on

Altemeyer, 2342

Petitions

Bell's purchase of MTS

Altemeyer, 1272

Maloway, 40, 122, 477-478, 811, 879, 991-992, 1112, 1208, 1271, 1403, 1569, 1628, 1673, 1741, 1794, 1837, 1872, 1922-1923, 1984, 2021, 2076, 2115, 2169, 2217-2218, 2278, 2310, 2369, 2407-2408, 2465, 2508, 2552, 2589

Swan, 478

Wiebe, 478

Legislative building-gender neutral washrooms

Altemeyer, 478, 811-812

Fontaine, 1403

Kinew, 515, 811

Lindsey, 811

Swan, 514, 1272

Minimum wage-annual increase

Chief, 880

Lindsey, 1207-1208

Wiebe, 1207

Parking fees at hospitals

Wiebe, 1923, 1983-1984, 2831

Pediatric insulin pump program

Wiebe, 2782

Union certification

Allum, 2831-2832

Lindsey, 1628, 2169-2170, 2218, 2278-2279, 2310-2311, 2369-2370, 2408, 2465-2466, 2508-2509, 2552-2553, 2589, 2832

Marcelino, T., 2832-2833

Swan, 2833

Pharmacare program. See also Mifegymiso

Kuvan, coverage for

Gerrard, 1020

Goertzen, 1020-1021

Pan-Canadian model

Goertzen, 1020

Wiebe, 1020

Seniors, low-income

Goertzen, 404-405

Lamoureux, 404-405

Trans-Pacific Partnership

Kinew, 158

Yearly costs

Goertzen, 1018-1019

Wiebe, 1018

Pharmacists Manitoba Day. See Ministerial statements

Phillippot, Raymond. See Historical Preservation and Promotion, Lieutenant Governor's Award

Phoenix Sinclair inquiry

Recommendations

Klassen, 2348

Photo radar revenue

Stefanson, 903

Swan, 903

Physician recruitment and retention

Difficulty of

Goertzen, 1232

Wiebe, 1231-1232

Wowchuk, 1958

Recruitment committee

Goertzen, 1233

Wiebe, 1233

Rural Manitoba

Goertzen, 1232

Wiebe, 1232

Physician shortage

Isleifson, 1956

Physician training

Students, number of

Goertzen, 1012-1013

Wiebe, 1012

Physicians

Exit interviews

Wowchuk, 1958

Pickerel fishery

Lake Winnipegosis

Gerrard, 2154

Pig Production Special Pilot Project Evaluation Protocol

Eichler, 1577-1578

Saran, 1577

Pimachiowin Aki

UNESCO designation

Altemeyer, 508

Cox, 508

Marcelino, F., 871-872

Marcelino, T., 508-509

Pallister, 871-872

Schuler, 508-509

Pineland Forest Nursery

Annual report 2015-2016

Cox, 2641

Pittsburgh Penguins. See Members' statements under Stanley Cup champions

Piwniuk, Doyle (Arthur-Virden) PC

Arthur-Virden

ER closures, 492

Oil industry, exploration, 491

Road conditions, 491

Birdtail Sioux First Nation

Chalmers, Chief Ken, 583

Budget 2016

Debate, 489-493

Children in care number, 2002

Committee of Supply

Committee report, 1570, 1729

Report, 1557

Committee of the Whole

Appropriation Act, 2016 (Bill 12)

Committee report, 1757

Committee report, 1757

Loan Act, 2016 (Bill 13)

Committee report, 1757

Economy

Rural Manitoba, 491

Emergency room services

Closures (Arthur-Virden), 492

Food banks

Children, use by, 2003

Highways and roads

Arthur-Virden, 491

Loan Act, 2016 (Bill 13)

Committee of the Whole

Committee report, 1757

Manitoba Filipino Business Council Inc., 787-790

Members' statements

Chief Ken Chalmers and Chief Vincent Tacan, 583

Harkness, Jane, 1974

Mayes, Jessica, 1102

Remple, Garry, 2579

New West Partnership Agreement

Manitoba participation, 493

Oil industry

Exploration (Arthur-Virden), 491

Protecting Children (Information Sharing) Act (Bill 8)

2 R

Debate, 2001-2003

Resolutions

Recognition of the Manitoba Filipino Business Council

Debate, 787-789

Questions, 789-790

Rural economies, 491

Sioux Valley Dakota Nation

Tacan, Chief Vincent, 583

Plant Factory

Lathlin, 2102

Points of Order

P/O An apology for events that transpired in the House on Thursday October 6.

Allum, 1949

Speaker's ruling, 1949

Swan, 1949

P/O by Micklefield regarding the Member for Elmwood's use of the word "falsehood"

Maloway, 2283, 2284

Micklefield, 2283, 2284

Ruled out of order, 2283, 2284

P/O By the Member for Wolseley regarding comments made during Question Period.

Under advisement, 2065

Altemeyer, 2065

Speaker's ruling, 2275-2277

P/O requesting the Member for Flin Flon address Bill 7

Fletcher, 2077

Maloway, 2077

Speaker's ruling, 2077

Police chief

Hiring process

Clarke, 1600

Lathlin, 1600

Stefanson, 749

Swan, 749

Selection process

Stefanson, 749

Swan, 749

Police officer positions

Elimination of

Clarke, 1482

Swan, 1482

Financial support

Clarke, 1483

Swan, 1482-1483

Policing costs

Funding formula

Stefanson, 746

Swan, 746

Policing services. See also First Nations policing; First Nations safety officers

Helicopter unit review

Clarke, 1484-1485

Swan, 1484-1485

Political parties. See also Election Financing Amendment Act (Repeal of Annual Allowance); Public Sector Compensation Disclosure Amendment Act

Additional salary disclosure

Maloway, 2450

Confidence in

Johnston, 2289-2290

Elections

Salary disclosure

Swan, 280

Public financing, elimination of

Bindle, 1853

Curry, 1887-1890

Fletcher, 1891-1894

Graydon, 1870, 1884-1885

Marcelino, F., 1896

Martin, 48, 284

Mayer, 26

Morley-Lecomte, 1895

Pedersen, 1844

Saran, 193

Stefanson, 1870

Reporting obligations

Swan, 2761

Union and corporate donations

Maloway, 2287, 2749

Marcelino, F., 2753

Swan, 2764

Wiebe, 2491

Political staff

Role of

Kinew, 2333

Political staff salaries. See Public Sector Compensation Disclosure Amendment Act; Severance package disclosure

Polling stations

Location expansion

Swan, 279, 2570

Pollution, water. See City of Winnipeg

Poplar River

Airport maintenance issues

Klassen, 1378

Pedersen, 1378-1379

Population statistics

Kinew, 614

Pallister, 614

Porcine epidemic diarrhea (PED)

Cross-border washing, mandatory

Eichler, 1576

Saran, 1576

Hog transportation regulations

Eichler, 401-402

Saran, 401-402

New case prevention

Eichler, 592

Saran, 592

Update on

Eichler, 1575

Saran, 1575

Port of Churchill

Grain export market

Pallister, 2464

Pedersen, 2464

Saran, 2464

Positive Parenting Program

Update

Kinew, 1550

Wishart, 1550

Post-secondary education

Accessibility, need for

Chief, 2593

Capital projects, federal funding

Kinew, 2687

Wishart, 2687

Children in care

Tuition coverage

Kinew, 2353

Funding plan

Marcelino, F., 2645-2646

Pallister, 2645-2646

Rate of inflation funding

Swan, 2597

Tax credits

Altemeyer, 2610

Post-secondary institutions. See also International students; Scholarships and bursaries; Tuition; specific institutions

Capital improvements

Altemeyer, 2610

Collective bargaining negotiations

Friesen, 2777-2778

Lathlin, 2777-2778

Federal funding

Kinew, 511-512

Wishart, 511-512

Future funding concerns

Kinew, 720-721

Wishart, 720-721

Infrastructure projects

Kinew, 1476

Wishart, 1476

Operating grants

Friesen, 2582-2583

Graydon, 423

Kinew, 119, 2582

Wishart, 119

Program funding

Kinew, 1466

Wishart, 1466-1467

Rate of inflation funding

Kinew, 2591

Sexual assault statistics

Klassen, 786

Post-Secondary Institutions Strategic Investment Fund

Kinew, 511

Post-Secondary Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment Policies Act (Various Acts Amended) (Bill 204)

1 R

Kinew, 503

2 R

Debate

Ewasko, 1899-1900

Fontaine, 782-784

Johnston, 784-786

Kinew, 777-779

Klassen, 786

Marcelino, F., 1898-1899

Smith, 781-782

Squires, 786-787, 1897-1898

Stefanson, 1900-1901

Questions

Fontaine, 780

Johnston, 779, 781

Kinew, 779-781

Klassen, 780

Lathlin, 780

Maloway, 779

Mayer, 779-780

Aboriginal student consultations

Fontaine, 780

Kinew, 780-781

Campus reporting mechanisms

Kinew, 779-780

Mayer, 779

Consultation process

Ewasko, 1899

Johnston, 779

Kinew, 779

Smith, 782

Stefanson, 1900

Counselling services

Kinew, 780

Lathlin, 780

Current policies

Johnston, 784-785

Kinew, 780

Mayer, 780

General comments

Morley-Lecomte, 2109

Wishart, 2109

Off campus violence

Johnston, 781

Kinew, 781

Smith, 782

Sexual assault, definition of

Squires, 1898

Stefanson, 1900

Potato industry. See also Resolutions under The potato's significant impact on Manitoba's heritage and economy; Sweet potato

CETA and tariffs

Nesbitt, 2719

CETA market

Isleifson, 2724

Crop value

Isleifson, 2723

Economic importance

Isleifson, 2724

Environmental standards

Nesbitt, 2721

Saran, 2721

Export market diversification

Johnson, 2720

Nesbitt, 2720

Export markets

Nesbitt, 2719

Processing plants

Nesbitt, 2720

Wishart, 2720

Production (North)

Lamoureux, 2721

Nesbitt, 2721

Starch production

Swan, 2725

Varieties produced

Isleifson, 2723

Workers, full-time and casual

Johnson, 2721

Nesbitt, 2721

Potatoes, cost of

Northern Manitoba

Klassen, 2720

Nesbitt, 2720

Poultry industry

Growth of

Eichler, 1570

Poverty

Effects of

Morley-Lecomte, 2004

Poverty alleviation

Northern Manitoba communities

Lindsey, 347

Poverty rates

First Nations children

Lagimodiere, 2058

Poverty reduction. See also Members' statements

General comments

Allum, 190

Altemeyer, 200, 335

Fielding, 190, 2167

Fontaine, 2166-2167

Government plan

Allum, 67, 446-447, 1028, 1031

Fielding, 229

Fontaine, 229

Friesen, 1028-1029, 1031-1032

Minimum wage

Marcelino, F., 594-595

Martin, 351

Pallister, 594-596

Reduction initiatives

Altemeyer, 336

Throne speech, inclusion in

Swan, 98

Power Line. See Members' statements

Power Smart Manitoba Games

Squires, 1509

PowerSmart

Annual report 2015

Cullen, 259

PR 280 upgrades

Continuation of project

Lindsey, 148-149

Pedersen, 148-149

Prebudget consultations

Children in care integrated service delivery

Friesen, 2365

Gerrard, 2365

Community consultations

Friesen, 2166

Helwer, 2166

Community VLT revenue sharing

Friesen, 2365

Gerrard, 2365

Government invitation

Teitsma, 2281

Northern communities

Lathlin, 2515

Public input

Friesen, 2462, 2464-2465

Wowchuk, 2462, 2464

Premier's Enterprise Team

Composition of team

Chief, 2742

Pallister, 2742

Diversity of

Chief, 879, 989-990

Cullen, 989-990

Pallister, 879

Labour representation

Allum, 2164

Friesen, 2164

Lindsey, 2026, 2069

Marcelino, F., 2681

Pallister, 2069, 2164, 2681-2682

Manitoba Federation of Labour

Cullen, 639-640

Lindsey, 639-640

Premier's staff appointment

Case before the court

Goertzen, 150

Stefanson, 149-150

Swan, 149-150

Prentice, Jim. See Members' statements

Prescription medication

Affordability of

Lower health-care costs

Goertzen, 510-511

Lamoureux, 510-511

Seniors, cost for

Lamoureux, 376

President's Choice Children's Charity. See Members' statements

Pride Run

Martin, 398

Primary-care clinic (The Pas)

Funding commitment concerns

Goertzen, 1110-1111

Lathlin, 1110-1111

Prince, Tommy. See Ministerial statements under National Aboriginal Veterans Day

Private Bills, Standing Committee on

First report

Wharton, 2675-2677

Private investigators

Licensing of

Stefanson, 752

Swan, 752

Private Members' bills

Passage before end of session

Ewasko, 2549

Micklefield, 2549

Private schools

Per pupil grant

Kinew, 1460

Wishart, 1460

Privilege, Matter of

Physical obstruction within the Legislature impeding accessibility

Fletcher, 1593-1597

Speaker's ruling, 1790-1793

Regarding the Member for St. Johns comments about the Speaker's impartiality

Under advisement, 1950

Maloway, 1950

Micklefield, 1949-1950

Speaker's ruling, 2114-2115

Regarding the Member for Wolseley's alleged comments during Question Period

Under advisement, 2062

Maloway, 2062

Speaker's ruling, 2275-2277

Squires, 2061-2062, 2277-2278

Sexist comments made during the vote on Bill 204

Under advisement, 1911-1912

Guillemard, 1911

Maloway, 1911

Speaker's ruling, 2112-2114

Probation officers

High-risk offender monitoring

Stefanson, 681

Swan, 681

Rural communities

Stefanson, 691

Swan, 691

Probation Services

Front-line workers

Stefanson, 746

Swan, 746

Government initiatives

Stefanson, 687

Swan, 687

Progressive Sanitation. See Members' statements under MBiz Awards Gala

Project Choices

Mayer, 2637

Project labour agreements

Construction projects, use in

Maloway, 1871-1872

Pallister, 1872

Pedersen, 1871-1872

Future of

Swan, 97

Government position

Lindsey, 1609, 1653-1654

Pedersen, 1609, 1653-1654

Infrastructure projects

Lindsey, 1119

Pallister, 1119-1120

Labour groups, consultation with

Lindsey, 1124

Pallister, 1124-1125

New West Partnership

Lindsey, 1655-1656

Pedersen, 1655-1656

Non-union bids

Lindsey, 1121

Pallister, 1121

Research on

Lindsey, 1123

Pallister, 1123

Union/non-union workers

Maloway, 2203

Prosecution Service. See also Crown attorneys

Articling students, number of

Stefanson, 835-836

Swan, 835-836

Staff development plans

Stefanson, 837

Swan, 837

Protecting Children (Information Sharing) Act (Bill 8)

1 R

Fielding, 867-868

2 R

Debate

Curry, 1991-1995

Fielding, 1985-1987

Gerrard, 1998-2001

Johnston, 1995-1998

Klassen, 1995

Lathlin, 1990-1991

Morley-Lecomte, 2003-2005

Piwniuk, 2001-2003

Yakimoski, 2005-2007

Questions

Fielding, 1987-1990

Kinew, 1987-1990

Klassen, 1988-1989

Lindsey, 1989

Marcelino, F., 1987

Referred to Standing Committee on Legislative Affairs

R/S Amdt

Clause 1

Fielding, 2690-2692

Fontaine, 2690

Gerrard, 2692

Lathlin, 2692-2693

Clause 16

Fielding, 2700-2701

Fontaine, 2699-2700

Clause 3

Fielding, 2704-2705

Fontaine, 2705

Gerrard, 2703-2704

Klassen, 2705

Clause 6

Fielding, 2696-2698

Fontaine, 2694-2696

Gerrard, 2699

Clause 8

Fielding, 2702-2703

Gerrard, 2703

C/3 R

Fielding, 2706-2707

R/A

Filmon, 2846

Child-welfare system, avoidance of

Fielding, 1987

Marcelino, F., 1987

Committee response

Ewasko, 2404

Fielding, 2404

Consultations

Fielding, 1687-1689

Fontaine, 1687-1689

Lathlin, 1991

Framework for

Morley-Lecomte, 2005

Inaccurate information disclosure

Fielding, 1988, 1989

Gerrard, 1998-2000

Klassen, 1988, 1989

Individual education plans

Fielding, 1987, 1988, 1989-1990, 2651

Fontaine, 2651, 2690

Kinew, 1553, 1987, 1988, 1989-1990

Lathlin, 1991, 2692

Wishart, 1553

Information sharing

Challenges to

Fielding, 1988

Kinew, 1988

Lathlin, 1991

Concerns regarding

Fielding, 2691, 2700-2701

Lathlin, 1991

Handling of

Marcelino, F., 1987

Protections

Fielding, 2651-2652, 2697-2698

Fontaine, 2651

Johnston, 1996

Information, misuse of

Gerrard, 2692

Non-disclosure of convictions

Fielding, 1989

Klassen, 1988-1989

Privacy breaches, record of

Fielding, 1989

Lindsey, 1989

Privacy measures

Fielding, 990-991

Fontaine, 990-991

Privacy rights, children

Fielding, 1986, 1989

Fontaine, 2006

Johnston, 1997

Lindsey, 1989

Yakimoski, 2006

Privacy rights, individuals

Morley-Lecomte, 2005

Record, right to review

Fielding, 2704-2705

Fontaine, 2705

Gerrard, 2704

Klassen, 2705

Review, responsibility for

Fielding, 2700-2701, 2702

Fontaine, 2699-2700

Gerrard, 2701, 2703

Service provider funding

Fielding, 2652

Fontaine, 2652

Service provider training

Fielding, 1988, 2697

Klassen, 1988

Service providers, privacy breaches

Fontaine, 2695-2696

Lathlin, 2693

Service providers, resources for

Lathlin, 1990

Service purchase agreements

Fielding, 2697

Stakeholder consultations

Fielding, 990, 1401

Fontaine, 990

Guillemard, 1401

Update on legislation

Fielding, 2687

Lagassé, 2686

Protective Services

Department transfer

Stefanson, 835

Swan, 835

Funding changes

Stefanson, 835

Swan, 835

Provincial Court of Manitoba

Annual report 2013-2014

Stefanson, 179

Annual report 2014-2015

Stefanson, 2299

Provincial deficit

Budget 2016

Gerrard, 671

Pallister, 671-672

Budget reductions

Friesen, 730

Core spending

Pallister, 251

Debt servicing costs

Fletcher, 346

Graydon, 1885

Smook, 379

Stefanson, 455

Health-care services, impact on

Smith, 574

Increase in

Friesen, 1931

Pallister, 496-497

Numbers

Allum, 34, 1245, 1752

Friesen, 34-35, 1245

Maloway, 2287

Martin, 47

Teitsma, 2280

Wiebe, 2491

Reduction targets

Kinew, 603-604

Pallister, 603-604

Provincial Mine Rescue Competition

Bindle, 319

Provincial Nominee Program

Application wait times

Gerrard, 105

Lamoureux, 147, 807, 1834, 2548

Saran, 1534

Wishart, 147, 807-808, 1534, 1834-1835, 2548-2549

Applications, number of

Lamoureux, 2403-2404

Wishart, 2403-2404

Benefits of

Bindle, 1963

Ewasko, 1963-1964

Business application approvals

Lamoureux, 1108

Wishart, 1108

Deposit agreement compliance

Lamoureux, 1107-1108

Wishart, 1108

Expansion plan for business

Lamoureux, 1107

Wishart, 1107

Funding need

Lamoureux, 375-376

Government intention

Lamoureux, 147

Wishart, 147

International students

Saran, 1531-1532

Wishart, 1531-1532

Management of

Lamoureux, 55-56

Provincial audit of

Lamoureux, 2548

Wishart, 2548

Qualification review request

Lamoureux, 808

Wishart, 808

Religious-trained skill set

Saran, 1540-1541

Wishart, 1540-1541

Restoration of phone line

Lamoureux, 148

Wishart, 148

Status update on case files

Lamoureux, 1670-1671

Wishart, 1670-1671

Provincial sales tax

Expansion of

Johnson, 4909

Pallister, 651

Government intentions

Friesen, 1748

Marcelino, T., 1748

Provincial sales tax increase

Building Manitoba Fund reduction

Kinew, 662-663

Pallister, 662-663

Consultation on

Fielding, 373

Government intention

Allum, 1673

Friesen, 1673

Infrastructure spending

Kinew, 666

Maloway, 327

Pallister, 327, 666

Low-income Manitobans

Friesen, 723-724

Lagassé, 723-724

Pallister, 596

Manitobans, impact on

Martin, 353

Wharton, 1908

NDP election campaign

Helwer, 2183

Martin, 283

Stefanson, 2176, 2487

Point of clarification

Altemeyer, 2168-2169

Friesen, 2169

Seniors, impact on

Stefanson, 455

Small business, impact on

Curry, 1886

Psychiatric services. See Mental health-care services

Psychological health. See Mental health-care services

Public Accounts, Standing Committee on

First report

Helwer, 1615

Second report

Wiebe, 1770-1771

Third report

Wiebe, 1771-1776

Fourth report

Wiebe, 1776-1777

Public housing

Privatization concerns

Allum, 451

Public safety initiatives

Expansion of programs

Stefanson, 513-514

Swan, 513-514

Public Safety Investigations unit

Complaint numbers

Stefanson, 834

Swan, 834

Fortified Building Act

Enforcement of

Stefanson, 834

Swan, 834

Positions, number of

Stefanson, 751

Swan, 751

Public Schools Finance Board

Members of

Kinew, 1454

Wishart, 1454

Public Sector Compensation Disclosure Amendment Act (Bill 14)

1 R

Friesen, 1971

2 R

Debate

Allum, 2224-2229

Altemeyer, 2473-2478

Chief, 2480-2485

Cox, 2478-2480

Fletcher, 2229-2232

Fontaine, 2336, 2466-2470

Friesen, 2218-2222

Gerrard, 2236-2237

Johnston, 2288-2292

Kinew, 2329-2334

Lagimodiere, 2470-2473

Lathlin, 2514-2517

Lindsey, 2296-2298, 2320-2324

Maloway, 2282-2288

Marcelino, F., 2510-2514

Marcelino, T., 2232-2236

Micklefield, 2334-2336

Nesbitt, 2295-2296

Saran, 2292-2295

Schuler, 2236

Smith, 2324-2329

Stefanson, 2485-2488

Teitsma, 2237-2240, 2279-2282

Wiebe, 2488-2491, 2509-2510

Questions

Allum, 2222-2224

Friesen, 2222-2224

Gerrard, 2222-2223

Maloway, 2223

Marcelino, T., 2224

Referred to Standing Committee on Legislative Affairs

City of Winnipeg, inclusion of

Allum, 2223, 2228

Friesen, 2223

Lathlin, 2516-2517

Maloway, 2287

Saran, 2292-2293

Current rules

Allum, 2222-2223, 2224

Friesen, 2222-2223, 2224

Disclosure mechanism

Lindsey, 2322, 2323

Employee groups, inclusion of

Friesen, 2224

Lagimodiere, 2471

Lindsey, 2321

Marcelino, T., 2224

Public trust

Lagmodiere, 2472

Reporting threshold

Friesen, 2222

Gerrard, 2222, 2236

Lagimodiere, 2470

Lindsey, 2321, 2323

Marcelino, F., 2513

Total income disclosure

Gerrard, 2237

Public Service Group Insurance Fund

Financial statements, April 30, 2016

Friesen, 2453

Public transportation. See Transit services

Public Utilities Board

Annual report 2015-2016

Friesen, 1729

Public utility rates

Affordability concerns

Marcelino, T., 2020

Schuler, 2020

Public-private partnerships

Borrowing costs

Kinew, 930

Pallister, 930-931

Government position

Kinew, 928-931

Pallister, 928-931

Personal-care home construction

Kinew, 929

Pallister, 929-930

Pulse crops

Eichler, 1579

Saran, 1579

Pulse night club shooting (Orlando)

Lamoureux, 714

Marcelino, F., 713-714

Squires, 713

Yakimoski, 717-718

 

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