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Legislative Assembly Officers & Staff
Members of the Legislative Assembly
Standing & Special Committee Chairpersons
AAA midget hockey. See Southwest Cougars hockey team
ABA program. See Autism treatment
Abecedarian Approach
Early childhood education initiative
Chief, 1635
Wight, 1635
Aboriginal Academic Achievement Grant
Funding
Aboriginal Affairs Working Group
Robinson, 1292
Aboriginal and Northern Affairs Department
Committees, ministerial participation
Briese, 1775
Robinson, 1775
Contract tenders
Briese, 1776
Robinson, 1776
Estimates
Debate, 1773-1784
Opening statements
Briese, 1774-1775
Robinson, 1773-1774
Speakers
Robinson, 1773-1784
Wishart, 1776-1779
Service fee revenues
Briese, 1776
Robinson, 1776
Staffing, political
Briese, 1775
Robinson, 1775
Staffing, vacancy rates
Briese, 1775-1776
Robinson, 1775-1776
Supplementary Information for Legislative Review
Robinson, 1642
Aboriginal business initiatives. See also First Peoples Economic Growth Fund; Vision Quest Conference and Trade Show
Aboriginal Consultation Unit. See also Constitution Act, 1982
Robinson, 1774
Aboriginal Development Program
Robinson, 1774
Aboriginal Education Directorate
Mandate
Friesen, 1896
Supplies and services budget
Allan, 1890
Gerrard, 1890
Aboriginal Justice Inquiry
Recommendations
Swan, 600
Aboriginal students. See also Making Education Work
Apprenticeship training opportunities
Pettersen, 1490
Rondeau, 1486
Education and skill-training programs
High school graduation rates
Allan, 1896-1897
Ewasko, 2454
Friesen, 1896-1897
Gerrard, 939
Selinger, 939
Post-secondary skill-training programs
Aboriginal youth. See also Jordan's Principle
Population demographics
Ashton, 431
Academy Road Service
Gerrard, 1300
Access centres. See also specific centres
Services
Oswald, 1583
Access Event Centre
Community use (Morden)
Friesen, 2043
Access Manitoba
Apprenticeship online registration
Bjornson, 1728
Accessibility Advisory Council
Legislation recommendations
Howard, 2434
Mitchelson, 2434
Mandate
Howard, 1269
Mitchelson, 1268-1269
Active Schools Fund
Capital funding
Allan, 1684
Infrastructure projects
Altemeyer, 626
Active transportation. See also Bike to the Future; Resolutions
Bicycle paths, municipal
Lemieux, 2078
Funding
Allum, 2352
Trail and bicycle paths
Allum, 552-553
Active Transportation Advisory Group
Recommendations
Allum, 2352
Eichler, 2353
Addictions Foundation of Manitoba. See also Winnipeg Drug Treatment Court
Funding
Driedger, 1925
Helwer, 2062
School-based programs
Ewasko, 2454
Service reductions
Driedger, 1849
Helwer, 2062-2063
McFadyen, 1847-1848
Addictions treatment
Budget allotment
Centralized intake system
Facility expansions
Eichler, 1663-1664
Rondeau, 1663-1664
Organizational funding
Gerrard, 1540
Rondeau, 1540
Out-of-province treatment
Eichler, 1663-1664
Rondeau, 1663
Patient wait times
Rehabilitation costs
Eichler, 1664
Rondeau, 1664
Adult Abuse Registry Check
Expansion
Oswald, 1805
Program priority
Driedger, 2037
Adult Corrections Capacity Review Committee
Recommendations
Swan, 986
Adult learning centres
Annual report
Selby, 564
Enrolment statistics
Ewasko, 1677
Selby, 1677
Funding
Selby, 507
High school programming
Selby, 1396
Program evaluations
Ewasko, 1677
Selby, 1677-1678
Adult Literacy Strategy
Agency support
Selby, 1396
Annual report
Selby, 564
General comments
Selby, 507
Provincial comparisons
Ewasko, 1677
Selby, 1677
Advanced Education and Literacy Department
Acting deputy minister, qualifications of
Ewasko, 1554
Selby, 1554
Associate deputy minister, position and salary
Ewasko, 1456-1459
Selby, 1456-1459
Budget increase
Altemeyer, 515
Estimates
Debate, 1395-1402, 1441-1462, 1541-1562, 1676-1683
Speakers
Ewasko, 1397-1398, 1441-1462, 1541-1549, 1550-1551, 1553-1556, 1558-1561, 1677-1678
Gerrard, 1551-1553
Graydon, 1549
Selby, 1395-1402, 1441-1462, 1541-1561, 1677-1682
Taillieu, 1557-1558
Estimates notes, ministerial use of
Selby, 1557-1558
Taillieu, 1557-1558
Ministerial travel expenditures
Special assistant, salary
Ewasko, 1458-1459
Selby, 1458-1459
Staffing
Ewasko, 1456
Selby, 1456
Supplementary Information for Legislative Review
Selby, 1018
AEDs (Automated external defibrillators). See Cardiac care
Aesthetician services
Provincial sales tax application
Driedger, 492
Stefanson, 523
Affordable Energy Fund
Community access
Gerrard, 1819-1820
Program accessibility and criteria
Chomiak, 1818
Gerrard, 1819
Water conservation measures
Chomiak, 1818
Affordable housing. See Housing, affordable
Affordable Utility Rate Accountability Act
[Bill 18]
1 R
Struthers, 931
2 R
Gerrard, 2086-2088
Helwer, 2084-2086
Struthers, 2084
C/3 R, 2515
R/A
Lee, 2527
Cost comparison reports
Gerrard, 2086-2087
Helwer, 2085
Struthers, 2084
Afghanistan War
Personal stories
Pettersen, 1323
After School Matters program
Melnick, 101
Ag Days trade show (Brandon)
Helwer, 944
Agassiz Youth Centre
Repeat offenders, prevention programs
Swan, 1123
Responsible Youth Culture program
Friesen, 1185-1186
Swan, 1185-1186
Staffing
Friesen, 1186-1187
Swan, 1186-1188
Age and Opportunity
Office closure
Driedger, 1537
Rondeau, 1537
Age-Friendly Manitoba initiative
Funding
Rondeau, 1519
Wight, 1013
Agreement on Internal Trade. See also Trade and Investment Manitoba
Government support
Bjornson, 1829-1830
Labour mobility
Bjornson, 1830
Jha, 1832
Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives Department
Agri-Food and Rural Development Division funding
Kostyshyn, 1106
Pedersen, 1106
Agri-Industry Development and Innovation Division
Kostyshyn, 1106
Pedersen, 1106
Budget allotment
Commissions and boards, ministerial participation
Contract tenders
Pedersen, 1104
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
Fees, collection of
Kostyshyn, 1105-1106
Pedersen, 1105-1106
Flood-related expenditures
Kostyshyn, 1107
Struthers, 717
Food safety responsibility
Kostyshyn, 1170
Wishart, 1170
Ministerial travel expenditures
Kostyshyn, 1105
Pedersen, 1105
Position relocations
Kostyshyn, 1105
Pedersen, 1105
Premier's travel expenditures
Kostyshyn, 1105
Pedersen, 1105
Staffing
Pedersen, 1104
Staffing, contract positions
Kostyshyn, 1105
Pedersen, 1105
Staffing, political
Kostyshyn, 1103
Pedersen, 1103
Staffing, retirements
Kostyshyn, 1105
Pedersen, 1105
Staffing, vacancy rate
Kostyshyn, 1104
Pedersen, 1104
Supplementary Information for Legislative Review
Kostyshyn, 564
Agriculture Flooding Assistance Program
Agriculture industry. See also Fertilizers; Growing Forward 2 program; Manure Management Financial Assistance Program; Soil conditions
Budget 2012, impact of
McFadyen, 348-349
Struthers, 441
Economic concerns
Helwer, 65
Feed Freight Assistance Program
Graydon, 1258
Flooding, financial compensation
Ashton, 309
Cullen, 1176
Helwer, 825
Kostyshyn, 1176
Struthers, 825
Flooding, impact of
Struthers, 913
Forage restoration program
Eichler, 584
Government, long-term plans
Kostyshyn, 2428-2429
Pedersen, 2428-2429
Hay trailer regulation updates
Eichler, 1381
Nutrient Management Tax Credit
Wishart, 554
Pasture flooding assistance program
Selinger, 2017
Soil conditions, effect of flood
Helwer, 503
AgriInsurance programs
Federal/provincial funding formula
Briese, 2307
Wishart, 2307
Program availability
Struthers, 323
Provincial sales tax, application of
Struthers, 441
Sales tax application
Pedersen, 441
Struthers, 441
AgriRecovery Program
Appeal process
Cullen, 1176
Kostyshyn, 1176
Federal/provincial funding percentage
Briese, 2307
Eichler, 822
Producer compensation
Struthers, 527
AgriStability program
Flooding financial compensation
Selinger, 853
Support levels
Kostyshyn, 2426
Pedersen, 2426-2427
Air ambulances. See also STARS air ambulance
Provincial comparisons (Saskatchewan)
Driedger, 1939-1942
Oswald, 1939-1942
Air transportation. See also Brandon Airport; James Armstrong Richardson International Airport; Lynn Lake Airport
Airport capital funding
Ashton, 1374-1375
Rowat, 753
Budget
Ashton, 1426
Smook, 1426
Alberta Canadian School (Quatar)
Rowat, 1359
Alcock, Reg
Condolences
McFadyen, 22
Oswald, 41
ALL Aboard program
Expansion
Mackintosh, 293
General comments
Altemeyer, 515
Status
Irvin-Ross, 1905
Rowat, 1905
All-weather road network. See also East Side Road Authority
Benefits, northern Manitoba
Selinger, 1224
Funding
Ashton, 942
Gerrard, 892
General comments
Ashton, 429
Struthers, 324
Whitehead, 317
Lake Winnipeg east side
Ewasko, 545
Project status
Eichler, 1375
Smook, 1421
Tendering process
Ashton, 1422
Wishart, 1422
Allan, Hon. Nancy (St. Vital) N.D.P.
Aboriginal Academic Achievement Grant
Aboriginal Education Directorate
Supplies and services budget, 1890
Aboriginal students
High school graduation rates, 1896-1897
Active Schools Fund
Capital funding, 1684
Barbara Mitchell Family Resource Centre, 2482
Brandon School Division
English as an additional language program, 1792
Community Schools Partnership Initiative funding, 1864
Community Volunteer Income Tax Preparation Program, 2025-2026
Craigen, Robert
Mathematics professor, 377
Day of Pink
Anti-bullying campaign, 2119
Early Childhood Development Initiative funding, 1684
Education Department
Adjusted votes, 1693-1693-1694
Associate deputy minister, appointment of, 1694-1695
Budget, 1692-1693
Bureau de l'éducation française, 1689-1690
Estimates, 1683-1699, 1742-1763, 1877-1897
Opening statements, 1683-1685
Human resource position, 1690-1691
Organization chart changes, 1690-1691
School Programs Division, 1689-1690
Shared Services area, 1689-1690
Staffing, contract employees, 1689
Staffing, executive support and expenditures, 1687, 1693
Staffing, political, 1688
Staffing, reclassifications, 1688
Staffing, retirements and vacancies, 1688-1689
Supplementary Information for Legislative Review, 1346
Education Property Tax Credit
Seniors, increase for, 1683
Education system
Class sizes, cap on, 116-117, 252-253, 1684, 1742, 1743-1746, 2477
Class sizes, implementation and costs, 1742-1743, 1745, 1747-1749, 1752-1753, 1753-1756
Funding increase, 1683
Grade scale, grades 7 and 8, 1894
High school graduation rates, 1685, 1896-1897
Late assignment policy, 1882
Mandatory school-age attendance, 1897
No-fail policy, 1882
Numeracy and literacy funding, 378, 1884-1885
Report cards
French template accuracy, 1879-1881, 1884
Individual education plan, 1894
Standardization, 252, 1292, 1684, 1755-1763, 1877-1878, 1892-1893
Science classroom renewal fund, 1684
Student test scores, 1881-1882, 1895
Education system–curriculum
French language consultation committee, 1879-1881, 1884-1885
Mathematics upgrades, 1887-1888, 1891
Parental ability to opt-out, 1897
English as an additional language program
Funding increase, 1356, 1684, 1792
Gaudry, Trudy
Community Volunteer Income Tax Preparation Program, 2026
Gordon Bell High School
Green space project status, 1856
Henry, Rory
Associate deputy minister, appointment of, 1694-1698
Ilmer, Hilde
Community Volunteer Income Tax Preparation Program, 2026
Kennedy, Sheldon, 2119
Lord Selkirk School Division
Bullying incident, 2239
Making Education Work
Aboriginal high school students, assistance for, 1890-1891
Manitoba School Boards Association
Class size initiative, 1750-1751
Mathematics education
Mental math, limitations of, 1890
Provincial exam, cancellation of, 1351-1352, 1895
Teachers, minister's consultations with, 378
Members' statements
Barbara Mitchell Family Resource Centre, 2482
Community Volunteer Income Tax Preparation Program, 2025-2026
Mori, Marlene
Community Volunteer Income Tax Preparation Program, 2026
Numeracy program funding, 1684
Oral Questions
Brandon School Division
English as an additional language program, 1792
Education system
Class size, cap on, 2477
Report cards, standardization, 1292
English as an additional language program
Funding increase, 1356
Gordon Bell High School
Green space project status, 1856
Lord Selkirk School Division
Bullying incident, 2239
Mathematics education
Provincial exam, cancellation of, 1351-1352
Teachers, minister's consultations with, 378
WISE Math initiative
Consultations, 377-378
Public Schools Amendment Act (Code of Conduct for School Trustees)
[Bill 21]
1 R, 759
2 R, 1812
Sanctions and appeal process, 1812
Public Schools Amendment Act (Community Use of Schools)
[Bill 9]
1 R, 477
2 R, 1810-1811
Facility use, policies and fees, 1810-1811
Reading Recovery program, 1883-1884
Resolutions
Bullying prevention, 2118-2119
Respect in School program, 2119
Safe Schools Charter implementation, 2118
School divisions
Bus transport restrictions, 1878
Funding increase, 1683
Gymnasium projects, 1684
Schools
Child day-care centre space, 1685
Stay-in-school initiatives, 1897
Stokke, Anna
Mathematics professor, 377-378
Teachers' Retirement Allowances Fund
Annual report, 1506
Throne Speech debate, 248-253
Transgendered persons
Human rights protection, 2119
WISE Math initiative
Consultations, 377-378, 1887, 1891
Allum, James (Fort Garry-Riverview) N.D.P.
Active transportation
Funding, 2352
Trail and bicycle paths, 552-553
Active Transportation Advisory Group
Recommendations, 2352
Bicycle helmets
Low-cost program, 2352
Bicycle paths
Active transportation initiatives, 552-553
Red River Floodway paths, project status, 2352
Bike to the Future membership, 2350-2351
Budget 2012
Debate, 550-553
Front-line service retention, 1196
Generally accepted accounting principles, use of, 1197
Summary statements, audit opinions, 1197
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Budget 2012, reaction to, 1196-1197
Canadian Wheat Board reform, 551-552
Cancer treatment
Oral drug coverage, 552
Child day-care centres
Spaces, increase of, 552
Commuter Challenge
Government initiative, 1929
Crown corporation service affordability, 552
Economy
Opposition party five-point plan, 1598
Education system
Class sizes, cap on, 552
Energy Opportunities Office, 552
Government departments
Program and service levels (1990s), 550-551
Program portfolio management review, 1598
Health-care professions
Training opportunities, 552
Highways and roads
Infrastructure funding, 552
Increased Transparency and Accountability Act (Various Acts Amended)
[Bill 211]
2 R, 1195-1197
Katimavik program, 530-531
Lindsey, Anne, 1296
Manitoba Eco-Network, 1296
Members' statements
Katimavik program, 530-531
Lindsey, Anne, 1296
ReWild Alliance Community Group, 162-163
Sustainable South Osborne Community Co-operative, 1930-1931
Municipal Amendment and City of Winnipeg Charter Amendment Act (Defamation Protection)
[Bill 205]
2 R, 1001-1002
Municipalities
Downtown renewal initiatives (Winnipeg), 552
Provincial sales tax, allotment of, 1002
Municipalities–governments
Provincial support, 1002
Opposition day motion
Government program reviews, 1597-1599
Oral Questions
Commuter Challenge
Government initiative, 1929
Post-secondary education
Affordability, 1197
Tuition fees, 552
Provincial sales tax–proposed increase
Municipalities, allotment to, 1002
Red River Floodway
Bicycle path project status, 2352
Resolutions
Active transportation, 2350-2352
ReWild Alliance Community Group, 162-163
Sustainable South Osborne Community Co-operative, 1930-1931
Throne Speech debate, 135-138
Wildwood Park
Cell phone tower protest, 162-163
ALS Awareness Month
Jha, 2026-2027
ALS Society of Manitoba
Jha, 2026-2027
Altemeyer, Rob (Wolseley) N.D.P.
Active Schools Fund
Infrastructure projects, 626
Advanced Education and Literacy Department
Budget increase, 515
ALL Aboard program, 515
Apprenticeship training
Government initiatives, 515-516
Beverage containers
Recycling program, 2414
Broadway Neighbourhood Centre, 605
Budget 2012
Debate, 511-516
Ministerial salary reductions, 514
Canada-Manitoba Immigration Agreement
Federal centralization, 512-513
Cancer treatment
Oral drug coverage, 516
Child day-care centres
Spaces, increase of, 515
Crown corporation service affordability, 514
Crown Corporations Public Review and Accountability Amendment Act (Manitoba Hydro Ratepayers Protection)
[Bill 216]
2 R, 1627
Diabetes
Pediatric insulin pumps, funding of, 516
Economy
Employment rates, 512
Minimum wage increase, 514
Education Department
Budget, 515
Education Property Tax Credit
Seniors, increase for, 514
Education system
Class sizes, cap on, 515
Education system–curriculum
Physical education, 626
Electric vehicles
Commercial bus initiative, 2243
Energy Opportunities Office, 514
Gas tax increase, 514
Gordon Bell High School
Green space project status, 1855
Health-care services
Diagnostic equipment upgrades, 83
Human Resources, Standing Committee on
First report, 2125-2127
Immigration population statistics, 512
Liquor and lotteries merger, 514
Manitoba Hydro
Energy efficiency programs, 940
Members' statements
Broadway Neighbourhood Centre, 605
Manitoba High Schools Athletic Association, 626
Métis Economic Development Fund
Funding increase, 514
Municipalities
Infrastructure funding (Winnipeg), 514
Oral Questions
Beverage containers
Recycling program, 2414
Electric vehicles
Commercial bus initiative, 2243
Gordon Bell High School
Green space project status, 1855
Manitoba Hydro
Energy efficiency programs, 940
Physicians and surgeons
Family doctors, access to, 516
Post-secondary education
Tuition fees, 515
Poverty reduction
Government initiatives, 515
Protected areas initiative
Land mass area, 515
Recycling initiatives
Government support, 515
Regional health authorities
Amalgamations, 514
Throne Speech debate, 82-85
Tuition Fee Income Tax Rebate, 515
Winnipeg funding, 514
Alternative energy. See also Electric vehicles
Government support
Cullen, 2042
Production
Gerrard, 1817
Shale gas, electricity use
Helwer, 2222
Solar heating funding options
Chomiak, 1987
Cullen, 1987
Viability review, Manitoba Hydro
Chomiak, 1978-1979
Cullen, 1978-1979
Wind energy
Community ownership
Chomiak, 1985
Cullen, 1985
Government support
Chomiak, 1985
Production costs
Gerrard, 1817
Alternative Land Use Services (ALUS)
Environmental use
Eichler, 1213
Wiishart, 1206-1207
Implementation (Prince Edward Island)
Wishart, 1207-1208
Altona Heirloom Quilters
Graydon, 489
ALUS. See Alternative Land Use Services (ALUS)
Alzheimer's disease. See also P.I.E.C.E.S dementia education program
Patient services
Gerrard, 1807
Ambulance services. See also Air ambulance; Firefighters and paramedic services; STARS air ambulance
Community need (Ebb and Flow First Nations)
Briese, 2069
Oswald, 2069
Expansion (Brandon)
Caldwell, 1837
Fleet size
Maguire, 1845
Selinger, 153
Patient off-load wait times
Goertzen, 154
Maguire, 211
An Act Respecting the Administration of Oaths of Office
[Bill 1]
1 R
Selinger, 8
Anderson, Chad
Robinson, 1019
Anderson, Russell
Helwer, 2244
Angus, Dave
Smook, 491
Anti-bullying. See Bullying prevention; Day of Pink
Anti-tobacco campaigns. See Create and Rate program; Students Working Against Tobacco; Tobacco use reduction
Antipsychotic drug prescriptions. See Personal care homes
Applied Behaviour Analysis program. See Autism treatment
Apprenticeship Futures Commission
Recommendations
Graydon, 1488
Rondeau, 1487
Apprenticeship Manitoba
Journeypersons, initiatives for increase
Bjornson, 1721-1722
Office location
Bjornson, 1728
Smook, 1728
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
C/3 R, 2510
R/A
Lee, 2528
Apprenticeship training. See also Apprenticeship Futures Commission; Apprenticeship Manitoba; Co-op Education and Apprenticeship Tax Credits; E-apprenticeship program; Rural and Northern Apprenticeship Training Strategy; Skills Build Program
Aboriginal students
Pettersen, 1490
Rondeau, 1486
Access Manitoba online registration
Bjornson, 1728
After School Matters program
Melnick, 101
Apprentice-to-journeyperson ratio
Bjornson, 1727-1728
Ewasko, 1492
Rondeau, 1486
First Nations communities, employment opportunities
Bjornson, 268
Oswald, 267
Robinson, 1783
Funding
Rondeau, 1487
Government initiatives
Altemeyer, 515-516
Gaudreau, 487
Robinson, 1783
Selinger, 655
Hiring incentives
Bjornson, 487-488
Rondeau, 1487
Selinger, 485
Journeypersons, average age of
Ewasko, 1491
Graydon, 1488
Rondeau, 1487
Public education
Ewasko, 1492
Red Seal standardization
Graydon, 1488-1489
Rural students, housing needs
Cullen, 1480-1481
Howard, 1481
Spaces, increase of
Struthers, 322
Student commitments
Gaudreau, 1483-1484
Apprenticeship Week
Implementation
Gaudreau, 1484
Smook, 1485
Appropriation Act, 2012
[Bill 40]
1 R
Struthers, 2491
2 R
Struthers, 2491
C/3 R, 2499
R/A
Lee, 2527
Aquarius Research & Development Inc.
Hydrometric software program
Ashton, 1240
Aquifer Management Plan (Winkler)
Mackintosh, 1034
Aquifers. See also Aquifer Management Plan (Winkler); Groundwater and Water Well and Related Amendments Act; Water wells
Management plans
Cullen, 2162
Eichler, 2156-2157
Gerrard, 2163-2164
Maguire, 2157-2158
Wishart, 2154
Archives of Manitoba
Hudson Bay film repatriation
Marcelino, F., 1951-1952
Armed Forces. See also Afghanistan War; Highway of Heroes; Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry; Remembrance Day Awareness Act and Amendments to The Public Schools Act; Royal Canadian Air Force Band; Royal Canadian Sea Cadets Corps Daerwood; Stefnufastur Air Cadets
13th Field Battery
Wishart, 79-80
History (Manitoba)
Graydon, 1321
Armstrong, Darrel and Dee Dee
Gerrard, 602-603
Artists
Ward, Peter
Wishart, 1798
Artists in the Schools
Program expansion
Arts community
Marcelino, F., 471
Asatiwispe Aki Traditional Use Planning Area
Mackintosh, 1033
Ashern Drama Group
Nevakshonoff, 677
Ashton, Hon. Steve (Thompson) N.D.P.
18th Street Bridge (Brandon)
Project status and costs, 1361
511 phone system
Weather and road conditions updates, 1419
Aboriginal youth
Population demographics, 431
Agriculture industry
Flooding, financial compensation, 309
Hay trailer regulation updates, 1381, 1417-1418
Air transportation
Airport capital funding, 1374-1375
Budget, 1426
All-weather road network
Funding, 942
General comments, 429
Project status, 96, 1375, 1421
Tendering process, 1422
Aquarius Research & Development Inc.
Hydrometric software program, 1240
Association of Lake Manitoba Stakeholders
Meeting with Premier, request for, 1852-1853
Balanced budget
Five-year plan, 95
Bicycle paths
Highway 51 costs, 1361
Neighbourhoods Alive!, development by, 2357
Brady Road and Perimeter Highway
Intersection upgrades, 702
Brandon Airport
Upgrades project status, 1373
Bridges
Capital funding, 225
Environmental licensing legislation, 699
Federal/provincial funding percentage, 695
Flood damage repairs, 488, 686, 693-694, 696, 1225, 2136, 2485-2486
Highway building standards, 1368
Navigable waterways requirement, 699
Upgrade requirements, 1420-1421
Vehicle damage, cost responsibility, 1361
Budget 2012
Capital project investments, 428-429
Debate, 426-431
Deficit increase and elimination, 428
Locksmiths, budget allotment, 1424
Vehicle registration fee increase, 332-333
Building and Recovery Action Plan (BRAP)
Flooding compensation, 2374
Building Canada Fund
Application deadlines, 1361
Bus transportation
Charter bus licensing, 1375-1376
Government initiatives, 687, 690-691
Intercity bus system, 1376, 1379-1380
Canada-Manitoba Immigration Agreement
Federal centralization, 426-427
Canadian Wheat Board reform
General comments, 687
Port of Churchill, effect on, 1425-1426
Cancer treatment
Oral drug coverage, 430
Casinos
First Nations revenue sharing, 1361
Municipalities, impact on, 1361-1362
Cattle industry
Flooding financial compensation, 2019
Cell phone service
Emergency coverage, rural, 74
CentrePort Canada
Bypass (Headingley), 703-704
Project status, 687
Churchill Gateway Development Corporation mandate, 1425-1426
Civil service politicization, 2109-2110
Committee of Supply
Concurrence motion, 2485-2487
Coulter bridge
Replacement priority and funding, 17-18, 224-225, 488, 698, 1361, 1363, 1365, 1366-1369, 2486
Crown Corporations Public Review and Accountability Amendment Act (Manitoba Hydro Ratepayers Protection)
[Bill 216]
2 R, 1625-1627
Dam maintenance projects, 1420
Dauphin River Flood Assistance Program, 1586
Delta Marsh Field Station
Flood mitigation strategies, 230-231
Disaster Financial Assistance
Appeal process, 1098, 1229, 1232, 1243-1244
Basement flooding coverage, 1231, 1232
Bridge repair funding, 2485-2486
Claim application deadlines, 1252, 1423
Claim eligibility, 1165-1166, 1230, 1233-1234
Claim payouts, 1095, 1096-1097, 1229, 1234
Claim payouts (2009), 1095-1096
Evacuation costs, 1099-1100
Federal responsibility reconciliation, 1095
Flood property buyouts, 1155-1156
Fraudulent claims, protection from, 1252
Heavy equipment rental rate coverage, 1098
Pre-flood preparation, 1098
Restoration and recovery programs, 1155
Sandpoint flooding coverage, 1231-1233, 2486
East Side Road Authority
Budget increase, 692-693
Economy
Five-year plan, 430
Growth and initiatives, 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
Excess Moisture Assistance Program, 1586
Fairford Dam
Outlet capacity, 1159-1162, 1241-1242, 1250, 1426-1427
Farlinger, David
Flood Review Task Force, 1513-1514, 2110
First Nations casinos
Revenue sharing, 1361
First Nations communities
Casino revenue sharing, 1361
Flood evacuees
Government response, 1253
Relocation, 1433
Flooding compensation responsibility, 1152-1153
Flooding concerns, 1163
Flood Review Task Force
Review, independence of, 1513-1514
Flooding
Assets write-downs, 1154
Evacuation policies, 1095, 1099, 1151, 1253
First Nations communities
Claim responsibility, 1151-1152, 1163
Evacuation responsibility, 1099
Flood damaged assets, evaluation of, 1142-1143
Forecasting responsibility, 1153
Government response, 686
Infrastructure damage, 336
Military assistance costs, 1154
Municipal compensation payouts, 1096-1098
Municipal income loss, interest coverage, 1097
Municipal tax base losses, 936
Property inspection and recovery process, 937, 1026-1027
Review initiatives, 686
Sandpoint well systems insurance, 1167
Windstorms, effect of, 1434
Flooding (Assiniboine River)
Mitigation strategies, 693, 1159
Flooding (Brandon)
Mitigation strategies, 936
Optimist Soccer Park damage claim, 1856
Flooding (Lake Manitoba)
Cattle industry, financial compensation, 2019
Cleanup and restoration timeline, 2020-2021
Crown lands and government property cleanup, 309-310
Environmental impact, 75
Fairford Dam outlet, 1159-1162, 1241-1242
General comments, 1431-1433
Land-use planning, 570
Property buyouts, 1155-1156, 1585-1586
Property inspection and cleanup delays, 310, 1252, 937938
Regulated lake level standards, 937, 1025-1026, 1156, 1158
Regulatory range, public consultations on, 570-571, 603
Second outlet, need for, 1026, 1163-1165
Shoreline restoration strategy, 1647
Flooding (Shoal lakes)
Compensation for residents, 311
Flooding–artificial
Government acknowledgement, 1437-1438
Flooding–compensation
Agriculture industry, 309
Claim application process, 308-309
Claim costs, 1791, 1852-1853, 2306-2307, 2307-2308
Claim delays, 1151
Claim delays (Delta Beach), 1512-1513
Claim payouts, 309, 603, 635, 674, 1095, 2238
Claimant lawsuit, consideration of, 2237-2238
Cottage owner claims, 309
Federal funding, 1151
Freedom of information requests, 635
Income loss coverage, 527-528, 1791
Multiyear compensation, program availability, 1853-1854, 2374-2375
Property buyout update (Breezy Point), 1239, 1241
Property buyouts (Big Point), 1157
Property buyouts (St-Lazarre), 1234-1235
Property values, compensation for loss, 602-603
Rural municipalities, omission of, 936-937, 1438
Flooding–mitigation
Agreements (Minnesota), 1247
Geotube effectiveness assessment, 1434-1435
Government strategies, federal funding, 1165
Governmnet strategies, 696
Project status (Roseau River), 2063-2064
Strategies (Delta Marsh), 230-231
Strategies (RM of Westbourne), 226-227
Freedom of information requests
Flooding compensation, 635
P.C. party record, 2008-2009
Winnipeg Free Press, requests by, 635, 2009
Gardenton Floodway
Upgrade requirements, 225-226, 336, 1249
Garven Road
Spring road restrictions, 1418
Gas tax increase, 332, 414-415, 428, 429, 687, 1226
Government buildings, management of, 687
Greyhound Canada
Government funding, 1379-1380
Service adjustments, 2094
Hartney bridge project status, 1380
Highway 5
Bridge upgrade requirements, 1356-1357, 1371, 1379, 2136
Highway 16, traffic light installation, 1376
Speed limit reduction, 1377
Highway 6 upgrade requirements, 1373-1374, 1851-1852
Highway 10 upgrade requirements, 686
Highway 16 and Highway 5
Traffic light installation, 1376
Highway 21 bridge repair status, 698
Highway 32
Traffic counts, 1373
Upgrade requirements, 157-158, 1362-1364
Highway 51 bicycle path cost, 1361
Highway 52 and Hespeler (Steinbach)
Traffic light installation, 698
Highway 59
Bridge restrictions, 1250
Provincial Road 202, safety concerns, 2025, 2067-2068
Highway 75
Bypass (St. Norbert), 702
Hydraulic study status, 1644-1645
Speed limit extension, 1418
Upgrade requirements, 688, 702-703, 1361, 1363, 1644-1645
Highway 227 bridge repair status, 700
Highway 302 upgrade requirements, 1246
Highway 304 upgrade requirements, 941-942, 1247
Highway Renewal Plan review, 1362
Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Inter-City Bus Service)
[Bill 5]
1 R, 407
2 R, 2093-2094
Consultations, 2094
Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Speed Limits in School Zones)
[Bill 3]
1 R, 369
2 R, 2091-2092
Local government authority, 2091-2092
Highways and roads
Barrier fencing, 1384
Ditch maintenance responsibility, 1383-1384
Flood-damage repair need, 336, 693
Hay trailer regulation updates, 1381
Highway construction, project cancellations, 701
Infrastructure funding, 95, 332, 335-336, 414, 428-429, 686, 693, 1365
Main market and 50-50 roads funding, 2485-2487
Municipal roads program, 1426
Repair materials, government transport of, 414-415
Speed limit update, 1381-1382
Spring road restrictions, 1247, 1418, 1426
Weather and driving conditions updates, 1419
Wildlife collisions, reduction strategies, 1381-1384
Hydrological studies
Forecasting responsibility, 686, 690
Project status (Morris), 702, 704, 1439
Immigration population statistics, 427
Infrastructure and Transportation Department
Capital budget, 692, 701, 1360
Contract awards, 690, 1240, 1360
Departmental initiatives, announcement of, 690
Engineering consultation expenditures, 1424-1425
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
Ministerial travel expenditures, 691, 1240
Premier's travel expenditures, 691
Project funding partnership (Winnipeg), 429
Project management, 1419
Staffing, 689, 696-697, 1239-40, 1361
Staffing, executive office, 1419
Staffing, political, 688-689
Staffing, retirements, 691-692, 1240
Supplementary Information for Legislative Review, 593
Waterway projects, maintenance of, 1419
Insurance industry
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
Keeyask Generating Station, 1625-1626
Lake Dauphin Emergency Flood Protection program, 1586
Lake Manitoba
Fairford outlet capacity, 1250, 1426-1427
Outflow management, 1251, 1429, 1431-1432
Regulated lake levels, target range, 1426-1427
Water levels, 1435-1436
Lake Manitoba Pasture Flooding Assistance Program, 1586
Lake of the Prairies
Water levels, 1645
Lake St. Martin
Outflow balance, 1427-1428, 1429
Permanent mitigation structures, 1433
Lake St. Martin First Nation
Flood evacuees, relocation, 1433
Lake St. Martin–emergency channel
Construction and costs, 310, 570-571, 937, 1159-1161, 1162-1163, 1240, 1242, 1432-1433, 1853
Consultation costs, 1433-1434
Licensing process, 1422-1423, 2411-2412
Reach 3 status, 1240-1241
Lake Winnipeg
Outflow from Lake Manitoba, 1252
Windstorm compensation coverage, 1252
Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Conflict of Interest Amendment Act (Cooling-Off Periods Related to Independent Officers)
[Bill 209]
2 R, 2109-2110
Letellier Bridge construction
Landowner expropriation compensation, 1225-1226, 1249-1250
Lieutenant-Governor
Operations, vehicle upgrades, 1419
Limestone Generating Station revenue, 1625
Liquor and lotteries merger, 430
Lynn Lake Airport
Status and funding, 1374-1375
Lynn Lake road access, 1375
Manitoba Agricultural Services Corporation
Crop insurance, flood claim criteria, 1243
Excess Moisture Assistance Program, 1586
Greenfeed Assistance Program, 1586
Manitoba Airport Assistance Program budget, 1378-1379
Manitoba Association of Native Firefighters
Flood evacuation responsibility, 1099
General comments, 1152
Manitoba Heavy Construction Association
Government consultations, 701
Manitoba Hydro
Capital projects, economic review, 431
Privatization, possibility of, 1627
Public Utilities Board, accountability to, 1626
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Vehicle registration fee increase, 332-333, 614-615
Maps, provincial
Upgrade timeline, 1424
Margaret Bruce Beach
Flood damage restoration compensation, 1241
Mobility Disadvantaged Transportation Program
Regional Incentive Grant and long-term planning, 1380-1381
Motor vehicle dealers
Permit regulations, 1426
Municipal Amendment and City of Winnipeg Charter Amendment Act (Defamation Protection)
[Bill 205]
2 R, 1003-1004
Municipalities
Infrastructure concerns and funding, 1426
Main market and 50-50 roads funding, 2485-2487
Neighbourhoods Alive!
Bicycle path development, 2357
Norquay Building
Workplace safety concerns, 1438
Oil industry
Infrastructure and transportation restrictions, 1370
Oral Questions
Association of Lake Manitoba Stakeholders
Meeting with Premier, request for, 1852-1853
Budget 2012
Vehicle registration fee increase, 332-333
Cell phone service
Emergency coverage, rural, 74
Coulter bridge
Replacement priority and funding, 17-18, 224-225
Delta Marsh Field Station
Flood mitigation strategies, 230-231
Flood Review Task Force
Review, independence of, 1513-1514
Flooding
Flood damaged assets, evaluation of, 1142-1143
Property inspection and recovery process, 1026-1027
Flooding (Brandon)
Optimist Soccer Park damage claim, 1856
Flooding (Lake Manitoba)
Cattle industry, financial compensation, 2019
Cleanup and restoration timeline, 2020-2021
Crown lands and government property cleanup, 309-310
Environmental impact, 75
Property buyouts, 1585-1586
Property inspection and cleanup delays, 310, 937938
Regulated lake level standards, 1025-1026
Regulatory range, public consultations on, 570-571
Second outlet, need for, 1026
Shoreline restoration strategy, 1647
Flooding–compensation
Claim application process, 308-309
Claim costs, 2306-2307, 2307-2308
Claim delays, 1512-1513
Claimant lawsuit, consideration of, 2237-2238
Freedom of information requests, 635
Income loss coverage, 527-528, 1791
Multiyear compensation, program availability, 1853-1854, 2374-2375
Property values, compensation for loss, 602-603
Rural municipalities, omission of, 936-937
Flooding–mitigation
Project status (Roseau River), 2063-2064
Strategies (RM of Westbourne), 226-227
Freedom of information requests
Government record, 674
Gardenton Floodway
Upgrade requirements, 225-226, 336
Gas tax increase, 332
Highway 5 bridge upgrade requirements, 1356-1357, 2136
Highway 6 upgrade requirements, 1851-1852
Highway 32 upgrade requirements, 157-158
Highway 59 and PR 202
Safety concerns, 2025, 2067-2068
Highway 75 hydraulic study status, 1644-1645
Highway 304 upgrade requirements, 941-942
Highways and roads
Infrastructure funding, 335-336
Repair materials, government transport of, 414-415
Lake of the Prairies
Water levels, 1645
Lake St. Martin–emergency channel
Licensing process, 2411-2412
Letellier Bridge construction
Landowner expropriation compensation, 1225-1226
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Vehicle registration fee increase, 614-615
Perimeter Highway
West bridge repair update, 1290-1291, 2068-2069
Photo radar review, 1793-1794
Portage Diversion Compensation Act (Water Resources Administration Act Amended)
[Bill 217]
Government support, 2018-2019
Provincial Road 227
Bridge repair priority, 488
Intersection traffic safety, 1293
Provincial Road 530
Bridge reconstruction update, 160
Shellmouth Dam
Flood legislation and compensation criteria, 2065, 2305-2306
Leaf gate construction, 227-228
Reservoir capacity level, 1646
Spruce Woods Provincial Park
Flood damage and clean-up, 35-36
Thompson Bridge (Brandon)
Project status and costs, 790-791
Park Avenue (Beausejour)
Project status, 1245
Perimeter Highway
Brady Road intersection upgrades, 702
South bridge repair update, 1361, 1372-1373
Traffic light removal, 1425
West bridge repair update, 696, 1290-1291, 1372-1373, 2068-2069
Photo radar
Digital upgrade status, 697-698
Government review, 1793-1794
Pierre Delorme Bridge
Project status and costs, 1361, 1365
Points of Order
P/O by Taillieu stating that she didn't need to table freedom of information request because government had a copy, 2010
Population
Demographics, Aboriginal youth, 431
Port of Churchill
Canadian Wheat Board, effect of loss, 1425-1426
Railway line upgrade, 1426
Portage Diversion
Capacity level, 1439-1440
Fail-safe impact, 1440
Outflow management, 1428
Rules of operation, 1165, 1241-1242
Portage Diversion Compensation Act (Water Resources Administration Act Amended)
[Bill 217]
Government support, 2018-2019
Post-secondary facilities
Capital budget, 1626
Provincial Nominee Program
Quota, federal cap on, 427
Provincial Road 110 diking surveys, 2485
Provincial Road 227
Bridge repair priority, 488
Intersection traffic safety, 1293
Provincial Road 310 weight restriction upgrades, 1418
Provincial Road 520 upgrade requirements, 1246-1247
Provincial Road 530 bridge reconstruction update, 160, 2486
Rail transportation
Line upgrade (Port of Churchill), 1426
Rapid transit (Winnipeg)
Red River Floodway
Expansion project status, 692-693
Regional health authorities
Amalgamations, 429-430
Resolutions
Active transportation, 2357-2358
Freedom of Information requests, fairness, 2008-2011
Roseau River
Diversion channel restoration, 1247
School zones
Speed limit reduction, 1377, 2358
Shellmouth-Assiniboine Valley Economic Development
Environmental consultations, 1236
Shellmouth Dam
Evaluation, 1160
Flood legislation and compensation criteria, 2065, 2305-2306
Leaf gate construction, 227-228, 1236-1238
Reservoir capacity level, 1377-1378, 1646
Shellmouth Dam and Other Water Control Works Management and Compensation Act
Report deadlines and eligibility, 1239
Small Communities Transit Fund
Long-term planning, 1380-1381
Spirit Sands casino
Project status, 1361
Spruce Woods Provincial Park
Flood damage and clean-up, 35-36
Sturgeon Road (Winnipeg)
Bridge repair status, 700
Summit Road (Rosser)
Bridge repair status, 700
Taxicab Board
Departmental responsibility, 689
Members, 1381
Thompson Bridge (Brandon)
Project status and costs, 790-791
Throne Speech debate, 92-96
Traffic Injury Research Foundation (TIRF)
Report, 1793-1794
Trans-Canada Highway
King Street bypass expropriation plans (Virden), 1370-1371
Provincial Road 330, safety concerns, 1439
Trucking industry
Load restrictions, harmonization, 687
Trucking Productivity Improvement Fund
Company partnerships, 1361
University College of the North
Upper Assiniboine Valley producers
Flooding concerns, consultations, 1238
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 (Winnipeg)
Redevelopment, 702
Winnipeg Free Press
Freedom of information, requests for, 635, 2009
Women's Correctional Centre
Construction contract tenders, 1371-1372
Project status and costs, 687, 692
Assessippi Parkland Economic Development
Rowat, 2417
Assessippi Ski area
Certification
Rowat, 1227-1228
Assessment Services office
Farmland assessments
Briese, 1763
Lemieux, 1763
Municipal assessments
Briese, 1765
Lemieux, 1765
Assiniboia Community Appreciation Night
Rondeau, 2071-2072
Assiniboine Avenue (Winnipeg)
Bicycle path
Eichler, 2353
Assiniboine Community College
Budget allotment
Ewasko, 1548
Selby, 1548
Phase 3 development
Ewasko, 1549
Selby, 1549
Redevelopment
Sustainable greenhouse
Caldwell, 579
Assiniboine Credit Union
North end location (Winnipeg)
Chief, 536
Assiniboine Park Conservancy
Stefanson, 489-490
Assiniboine Regional Health Authority
Amalgamation concerns
Cullen, 2190-2191
Nursing shortage
Maguire, 1844-1845
Assiniboine Valley producers. See Upper Assiniboine Valley producers
Associate deputy ministers. See also Henry, Rory; specific government departments
Priority appointments
Friesen, 1606
Association of Lake Manitoba Stakeholders
Meeting with Premier, request for
Ashton, 1852-1853
Wishart, 1852-1853
Association of Manitoba Municipalities
Bill 205, consultations on
Lemieux, 997
Government, consultations with
Lemieux, 751
Atkinson, James
Briese, 1931
Attorney General
Homicide rate, role in
McFadyen, 222-223
Selinger, 222-223
Audiologists. See Speech language pathologists and audiologists
Auditor General
Government financial books, audit of
Swan, 2107
Legislative reviews, recommendations
Stefanson, 1647-1648
Struthers, 1648-1649
Municipal governments, reports on
Briese, 1770-1771
Lemieux, 1771
Office of the Fire Commissioner, report on
Cullen, 1473-1475
Autism treatment
Applied Behaviour Analysis program
Howard, 2434-2435
Mitchelson, 2434
Auto repair shops. See Consumer Protection Amendment Act (Motor Vehicle Work and Repairs); Motor vehicle repairs
Auto theft
Decrease
Bjornson, 239
Mackintosh, 292
Rondeau, 867
Automated external defibrillators. See Cardiac care
Automobile Injury Compensation Appeal Commission
Out-of-province claims
Rondeau, 1676
Smook, 1676
Aviation industry. See General Electric Aviation; Global Aerospace Centre for Icing and Environmental Research (GLACIER); International Interests in Mobile Equipment Act (Aircraft Equipment)