Hansard: Index

HOUSE INDEX - 5th Session - 40th Legislature

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Safe Suite Program

Seniors protection

Allum, 788

Graydon, 788

Irvin-Ross, 788

SAFE Work Manitoba

Braun, 515

Sage House

Howard, 683

Swan, 681

Santos, Conrad. See Members' statements under Remembering Conrad Santos

Saran, Hon. Mohinder (The Maples) NDP

Affordable housing units

Condition of, 101

Rental costs and wait times, 100-101

Bhullar, Manmeet

Condolences, 250

Child daycare centres

Universally accessible, 251

Co-operative development, 251

Co-operative promotion

Administrative expenses, 750

Community Places Program

Thirtieth anniversary, 250-251

Early childhood educators, 251

Economic growth, 235

Granny suites, 250

Home improvement programs

Low-income Manitobans, 251

HOMEWorks! Program

Affordable housing expansion, 251

Low-income Manitobans

Home improvement programs, 251

Manitoba Housing

Bedbug case concern, 1019

Bedbug treatment, 211-212

Maples Daycare Centre, 252

Members' statements

Sikh protest in India, 10

Neighbourhoods Alive! program, 251

Oral Questions

Affordable housing units

Rental costs and wait times, 100-101

Co-operative promotion

Administrative expenses, 750

Manitoba Housing units

Bedbug case concern, 1019

Bedbug treatment, 211-212

Seniors on fixed incomes

Affordable rental housing, 497

Prevention of Interpersonal and Family Violence Through Education Act (Public Schools Act and Education Administration Act Amended) (Bill 215)

2 R, 584-586

Rent Assist benefit

Increase in, 251

Rental properties

Rent cap, 251

Seniors

Affordable rental housing, 497

Seniors' School Tax Rebate, 235, 251

Throne Speech

Debate, 234-235, 250-252

Sayisi Dene First Nation

Removal from homelands

Robinson, 724

Schuler, Ron (St. Paul) PC

Cedar Avenue and PTH 206

Intersection improvement update, 248

Education Administration Amendment Act (First Nations, Métis and Inuit Education Policy Framework) (Bill 13)

2 R, 572-574

Gillam Mall

Appraisal value, 62, 101-102

Records disclosure, 138-139

Grievances, Matters of

Tabling of the provincial budget, 944-946

Manitoba Teachers' Society Act (Bill 17)

2 R, 774-776

Members' statements

Hayward, Bernard W., 93-94

McIntosh, Craig and Lorraine Beck, 426-427

St. Benedict's Monastery, 844

Ministerial statements

Holodomor Awareness Week, 290

Opposition Day motion

That the federal government conduct a national referendum regarding the preferred system of voting, 978-979

That the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba urge the provincial government to bring forward the 2016-2017 provincial budget, 1068-1070

Oral Questions

Gillam Mall

Appraisal value, 62, 101-102

Records disclosure, 138-139

Provincial sales tax increase

Apology request, 1096

PTH 206 and Cedar Avenue

Intersection improvement update, 248

Petitions

Applied behavioral analysis services, 305

Minnesota-Manitoba transmission line route-information request, 505-506

Provincial Trunk Highway 206 and Cedar Avenue in Oakbank-pedestrian safety, 20, 66, 105, 144, 174, 216-217, 249-250, 339-340, 394-395, 440, 548, 612, 714-715, 753, 815, 855-856, 924-925, 960, 1023, 1052, 1102-1103

Provincial sales tax increase

Apology request, 1096

NDP election promise, 945

PTH 206 and Cedar Avenue

Intersection improvement update, 248

Throne Speech

Debate, 260-263

Schultz, Madeline. See Members' statements

Science and technology budgets

Government funding record

Gerrard, 920-921

Selinger, 920-921

Sector Council program report

Review and recommendations

Chief, 432-433

Stefanson, 432-433

Selinger, Hon. Greg (St. Boniface) NDP

Aboriginal education

Indigenous culture curriculum, 321

Addiction

Liquor pricing sales model, 63-64

Alzheimer's disease

Aggressive patients

Personal-care-home placements, 1020

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

1 R, 7

Arctic research facility

Churchill Manitoba, 321

Arts and culture

Government funding record, 853-854

Balanced budget

Taxpayer protection act

Government intention, 387

Manitobans' right to vote, 386-387

Balanced budget timeline

Provincial deficit, 328-329

Throne Speech promises, 385

Blue Dot Declaration

Manitoba participation, 322

Brandon School Division

New school announcement, 321-322

Budget 2016

Fiscal update

Department spending, 959

General comments, 539, 547

Labour agreement costs, 960

Provincial debt increase, 959-960

Pre-election budget

Government transparency, 546-547

Tabling timeline, 539-540, 848-849, 915-916

Cancer treatment

Wait time reduction, 322

Child daycare centres

Wait times, 1097-1098

Child-care spaces

New spaces, 321

Children in care

Counting method change, 846

Churchill Manitoba

Arctic research facility, 321

City of Winnipeg

Rail line relocation, 321

Throne speech pledge, 56-57

Condolence, motions of

Trouping, René, 275-277

Dementia-care education

Home-care worker training, 1020-1021

Eating disorders

Treatment wait times, 18-19

Eco-certification

Waterhen Lake, 142, 143

Economic growth, 319-320

Election (2016)

Provincial date, 494

Environmental protection, 323

Fertility Treatment Tax Credit, 102-103

Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)

Liquor pricing sales model, 63-64

First Nations communities

Keeyask Project

Auditor General's investigation, 1014-1015

Mining exploration partnerships, 135

Fiscal management

Government record, 847

Manitobans, impact on, 952-955

Fisheries management

Government record, 142-143

Francophone Community Enhancement and Support Act (Bill 6)

1 R, 201-202

Government spending

Future tax increases, 294-297

Growing Communities

Rural infrastructure funding, 320

Highways and roads

Upgrades, 321

Home-care workers

Dementia-care education, 1020-1021

In-vitro fertilization

Medicare coverage, 102-103

Infrastructure investment, 320

Inuit Art Centre

Winnipeg Art Gallery, 321

Keeyask Project

First Nations agreements

Auditor General's investigation, 1014-1015

Legislative Assembly employees

Best wishes during winter break, 495

Liquor pricing

Sales model, 63-64

Management practices

Government record, 16-17

Manitoba Hydro

Minnesota transmission line route, 1102

Sole-source contracts, 706-709

Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries Corporation

Liquor pricing sales model

Addiction and FASD rates, 63-64

Marijuana legalization

Distribution and marketing, 214-215

Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLA's)

Best wishes to colleagues, 539

Mental health care

Medicare coverage, 498-499

Minimum income approach

Poverty reduction strategy, 713-714

Mining and minerals industry

Northern Manitoba jobs, 136

Regulatory barriers, 135-136

Work permit wait times, 135

Mining exploration

First Nation partnerships, 135

Ministerial statements

Bhullar, Manmeet, 202

Ukrainian-Canadian heritage, 1009

NDP

Political staff

Public financing, 11-12

NDP leadership convention

Leadership results, 494

New West Partnership Agreement

Manitoba businesses, impact on, 96-97

Northern Manitoba communities

Mining and minerals industry jobs, 136

Opaskwayak Cree Nation

Manitoba Hydro contract, 643-644

NDP leadership campaign, 642-643

Oral Questions

Balanced budget timeline

Provincial deficit, 328-329

Balanced budget-taxpayer protection act

Government intention, 387

Manitobans' right to vote, 386-387

Budget 2016

Delivery expectation, 848-849

Tabling expectation, 915-916

Children in care statistics

Counting method change, 846

City of Winnipeg partnership

Throne speech pledge, 56-57

Dementia-care education

Home-care worker training, 1020-1021

Eating disorder treatment

Wait times for services, 18-19

Fiscal management

Government record, 847

Fiscal update projections

Department spending, 959

Labour agreement costs, 960

Provincial debt increase, 959-960

Fisheries management

Government record, 142-143

Government spending

Future tax increases, 294-297

Tax increases, 913-915

In-vitro fertilization

Medicare coverage, 102-103

Involvement in New West Partnership

Impact on Manitoba businesses, 96-97

Keeyask agreements with First Nations

Auditor General's investigation, 1014-1015

Legalization of marijuana

Distribution and marketing, 214-215

Legislative Assembly employees

Best wishes during winter break, 495

Liquor pricing sales model

Addiction and FASD rates, 63-64

Management practices

Government record, 16-17

Manitoba Hydro

Sole-source contracts, 706-709

Manitoba Hydro transmission line

Minnesota line route concerns, 1102

Mental health services

Coverage under Medicare, 498-499

Minimum income approach

Poverty reduction strategy, 713-714

Mining industry concerns

Northern Manitoba jobs, 136

Regulatory barriers, 135-136

Work permit wait times, 135

NDP fiscal management

Impact on Manitobans, 952-955

NDP leadership convention

Leadership results, 494

Need for child-care spaces

Wait times for placement, 1097-1098

OCN First Nation

Manitoba Hydro contract, 643-644

OCN First Nation meeting

NDP leadership campaign, 642-643

Payroll tax

Economic impact, 649-650

Personal-care homes

Aggressive patient placements, 1020

Political staff

Public financing, 11-12

Pre-election budget

Government transparency, 546-547

Tabling timeline, 539-540

Provincial election

2016 election date, 494

Provincial sales tax

Future increase, 388

Future increases, 1094-1095

PST on municipal purchases

Request to eliminate, 301-302

Ride-sharing services

Driver compensation, 392

Government co-op membership, 393

Science and technology budgets

Government funding record, 920-921

Student debt burden

Non-repayable grants, 334-336

Student financial aid

Non-repayable grants, 436-437

Support for arts and culture

Government funding record, 853-854

Tax increases

Government promises, 540-542

Government spending, 206-208

Impact on Manitobans, 847

Throne Speech promises

Balanced budget timeline, 385

Tax increases, 386

Tiger Dam contract

Mandatory public disclosure, 429-431

Pan Am Clinic

New health centre, 322

Payroll tax

Economic impact, 649-650

Personal-care homes

Aggressive patient placements

Alzheimer's patients, 1020

Post-secondary education

Sexual violence policies, 322

Poverty reduction

Minimum income approach, 713-714

Provincial sales tax

Future increase, 388, 1094-1095

Municipal purchases

Request to eliminate, 301-302

Rail line relocation

City of Winnipeg, 321

Recreation centres

Five-year funding commitment, 320

Ride-sharing services

Driver compensation, 392

Government co-op membership, 393

Science and technology budgets

Government funding record, 920-921

Sexual assault

University policies, 322

Shoal Lake 40 First Nation

Freedom Road construction, 321

Student financial aid

Non-repayable grants, 334-336, 436-437

Tax credits, 920

Tax increases

Government promises, 540-542

Government spending, 206-208, 913-915

Manitobans, impact on, 847

Throne Speech

Debate, 319-323

Balanced budget timeline, 385

Tax increases, 386

Tiger Dam System

Mandatory public disclosure, 429-431

University College of the North

Trade centre, 322

Waterhen Lake

Eco-certification, 142, 143

Winnipeg Art Gallery

Inuit Art Centre, 321

Women's Health Clinic

Expansion of, 322

Senate of Canada

Abolishment of

Gaudreau, 969

Swan, 966-967

Seniors. See also Elder abuse; Members' statements; Safe Suite Program; Seniors' Rights and Elder Abuse Protection Act

Affordable housing for

Blady, 813

Graydon, 813

Affordable rental housing

Mitchelson, 497

Saran, 497

Mental health care

Wait times for treatment

Crothers, 1017-1018

Graydon, 1017

Seniors' Rights and Elder Abuse Protection Act (Bill 205)

1 R

Graydon, 600

2 R

Allum, 787-791

Blady, 789

Gaudreau, 791

Gerrard, 791

Graydon, 786-789

Irvin-Ross, 787-788

Consultations

Graydon, 787

Irvin-Ross, 787

Implementation concerns

Allum, 787-788

Graydon, 787-788

Seniors' School Tax Rebate

General comments

Saran, 235, 251

Residence entitlement

Crothers, 169, 170

Graydon, 169-170

Residence exemption

Dewar, 501

Graydon, 501

Severance packages

Red River College

Allum, 167-168

Ewasko, 167-168

Sewage

Leaks, Red River

Pedersen, 833

Sexual assault

City of Winnipeg numbers

Driedger, 898

Smook, 820

Manitoba rates

Mitchelson, 517-518

Smook, 516

University policies

Marcelino, F., 195

Selinger, 322

Youth rates

Mitchelson, 518

Rowat, 522

Smook, 516

Sexual exploitation. See Sage House

Shellmouth Dam

Artificial flooding

Cullen, 80

Sherman, Louis Ralph " Bud." See Condolence, motions of

Shoal Lake 40 First Nation. See also Manitoba East Side Road Authority Amendment Act (Constructing Freedom Road)

Freedom Road construction

Federal funding

Helwer, 462

Robinson, 462

General comments

Altemeyer, 306

Briese, 461

Robinson, 460, 461-462

Selinger, 321

Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society (STARS)

Contract tendering process

Piwniuk, 89

Sikh community. See Members' statements under Anhad Spiritual Centre

Sikh protest in India. See Members' statements

Siloam Mission

Home for the Holidays fundraising gala

Marcelino, F., 164

Mission Off the Street Team (MOST)

Marcelino, F., 164

Sioux Valley Dakota Nation

Self-governance

Briese, 725

Sisler High School

Cyber academy

Wight, 312

Small business

Zero tax rate

Ashton, 893-894

Small business tax threshold

Government promise to increase

Chomiak, 495-496

Stefanson, 495

Small claims court. See Court of Queen's Bench Small Claims Practices Amendment Act

Small class size initiative. See Public Schools Amendment Act (Small Classes for K to 3)

Smook, Dennis (La Verendrye) PC

Cellphone service

Rural improvements, 189

City of Winnipeg

Sexual assaults reported, 820

Deficit, provincial

Debt servicing costs, 190

Domestic violence

Paid leave and job protection, 584

Poverty link, 516

Emergency room services

Vita health centre closure, 190, 699

Wait times, 699

Employment Standards Code Amendment Act (Leave for Victims of Domestic Violence, Leave for Serious Injury or Illness and Extension of Compassionate Care Leave) (Bill 8)

2 R, 513-517

C/3 R, 818-820

Consultation process, 513

Employer confidentiality, 819

Employer duty to consult, 514

Labour Management Review Committee consultations, 819

Number of weeks available, 818

Supporting research, 513

Employment Standards Code Amendment Act (Sick Notes) (Bill 202)

2 R, 782-785

Consultations, 782

Employers, consultation with, 784

Manitoba Employers Council consultations, 782

Sick days, abuse of, 783

Sick days, national average, 783

Guests, introduction of

Twin Rivers Country School, grades 6 to 9, 538

Infrastructure investment

Tendering timelines, 191

Insurance premiums

Provincial sales tax increase, 192

Manitoba Hydro

Minnesota transmission line route, 143-144, 173-174, 190, 248-249, 476-477, 1102

Members' statements

Budget 2016, 704

Manitoba-Minnesota transmission line route, 239

Ukrainian immigration to Canada, 1043

Opposition Day motion

That the federal government conduct a national referendum regarding the preferred system of voting, 971-972

Oral Questions

Manitoba Hydro transmission line

Minnesota line route concerns, 143-144, 173-174, 248-249, 1102

Personal-care homes

Placement wait times, 700

Petitions

Applied behavioral analysis services, 338-339

Budget 2016, 923

Minnesota-Manitoba transmission line route-information request, 505, 551, 614, 652, 718, 754, 816, 961-962

Prevention of Interpersonal and Family Violence Through Education Act (Public Schools Act and Education Administration Act Amended) (Bill 215)

2 R, 582

Consultation process, 582

Mandatory reporting, teachers, 583

Provincial sales tax increase

Insurance premiums, 192

Referendum vote, 972

Resolutions

Protecting strong public health care, 699-700

Transparency lacking in routing of Manitoba-Minnesota transmission line, 475-477

Sexual assault

City of Winnipeg numbers, 820

Manitoba rates, 516

Youth rates, 516

Stroke care, rural, 700

Teaching profession

Domestic violence

Mandatory reporting, 583

Throne Speech

Debate, 188-192

Vita and District Health Centre

ER closure, 190, 699

Workers Compensation Amendment Act (Employer Advisers) (Bill 206)

1 R, 600

Youth

Sexual assault rates, 516

Snoman

Biosecurity awareness (snowmobilers)

Eichler, 592

Social and Economic Development, Standing Committee on

First report

Jha, 530-531

Second report

Wiebe, 532-533

Third report

Gaudreau, 907-909

Social determinants of health

Allum, 159

Driedger, 345-346

Swan, 343

Wight, 314

Social Enterprise Strategy

Lathlin, 22

Social Impact Bonds

Support for

Pallister, 33

Social licence. See Resolutions under Manitoba needs a social licence for agriculture

Kostyshyn, 589

Pedersen, 587-588

Solar power. See Weather stations

Southern Health Authority

Physician recruitment

Driedger, 1083

Pedersen, 232

Soybeans. See Pulse and soybean growers

Spence Neighbourhood Association

Swan, 602

St. Benedict's Monastery. See Members' statements

St. James-Assiniboia Parent Child Coalition. See Members' statements

St. Norbert Farmers' Market

Location improvements

Gaudreau, 69

St. Paul the Apostle Choir. See Members' statements

Stalking. See Domestic Violence and Stalking Amendment Act

Stalking, electronic

Martin, 879

STARS. See Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society

Statutes and Regulations Act

Tabling of report

Mackintosh, 381

Stefanson, Heather (Tuxedo) PC

Assiniboine Park Conservancy, 254

Budget 2016

Pre-election budget

Tabling timeline, 1060

Business community

Tax environment (Winnipeg), 209-210

City of Winnipeg

Business community

Tax environment, 209-210

Throne speech pledge, 56-57

Condolence, motions of

Trueman, Inez, 374-376

Contracts, provincial government

Competitive bidding practices, 297-298

Deficit, provincial

Increase in, 947

Education system

Science, reading and math results, 255

Employment numbers, 1090

Export and trade

Saskatchewan trade restriction, 240-241, 684-685

Fiscal management

Employment, impact on, 916-917, 955

Fiscal policies

Jobs and economy, impact on, 1096

Grievances, Matters of

Tabling of the provincial budget, 946-947

Labour productivity growth

Government tax policies, 388-389

Leech Printing, 96

Members' statements

Frank, J. and Hazel Johnston-65th anniversary, 1091

Political science student group, 640

Unruh, Laura, 238

Mining and minerals industry

Northern Manitoba jobs, 136

Regulatory barriers, 135

Work permit wait times, 135

NDP

Political staff salaries

Public sector salaries, 12-13

New West Partnership Agreement

Manitoba business concerns, 240-241

Manitoba businesses, impact on, 96-97

Northern Manitoba communities

Mining and minerals industry jobs, 136

Opposition Day motion

That the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba urge the provincial government to bring forward the 2016-2017 provincial budget, 1059-1061

Oral Questions

Average weekly earnings

Government tax policies, 329-330

City of Winnipeg partnership

Throne speech pledge, 56-57

Government fiscal policies

Impact on jobs and economy, 1096

Involvement in New West Partnership

Impact on Manitoba businesses, 96-97

Labour productivity growth

Government tax policies, 388-389

Mining industry concerns

Northern Manitoba jobs, 136

Regulatory barriers, 135

Work permit wait times, 135

NDP fiscal management

Impact on employment, 916-917, 955

New West Partnership Agreement

Manitoba business concerns, 240-241

Political staff salaries

Public sector salaries, 12-13

Provincial government contracts

Competitive bidding practices, 297-298

Sector Council program report

Review and recommendations, 432-433

Small business tax threshold

Government promise to increase, 495

Winnipeg businesses

Tax environment, 209-210

Participation of Manitoba in the New West Partnership Act (Bill 207)

1 R, 639

2 R, 684-687

Provincial sales tax increase

Manitobans, impact on, 1061

NDP election promise, 254, 947

Public sector salaries, 12-13

Regulatory Accountability and Transparency Act (Bill 208)

1 R, 907

Resolutions

Steady progress on health care, education and jobs, 1089-1090

Results-Based Budgeting Act (Bill 203)

1 R, 599

Sector Council program report

Review and recommendations, 432-433

Small business tax threshold

Government promise to increase, 495

Throne Speech

Debate, 252-255

Wages

Average weekly earnings

Government tax policies, 329-330

Stroke care, rural

Smook, 700

Strong, Maurice

Condolences

Gerrard, 454

Struthers, Stan (Dauphin) NDP

Canadian Wheat Board

Elimination of, 593

Condolence, motions of

Trouping, René, 280-281

Path to Reconciliation Act (Bill 18)

C/3 R, 1107-1111

Resolutions

Manitoba Needs a Social Licence for Agriculture, 592-594

Student financial aid

Non-repayable grants

Gerrard, 311, 334-335, 429, 436-437

Selinger, 334-336, 436-437

Student Financial Aid Information System

Implementation timeline

Allum, 809-810

Ewasko, 809

Timeline and costs-update

Allum, 650

Ewasko, 650

Student loan. See Student financial aid

Suicide prevention, youth

Children in care

Irvin-Ross, 956

Robinson, 956

Wishart, 956

General comments

Lathlin, 694

Wishart, 621

Sunnywood Manor

Review and recommendations

Blady, 390-391

Ewasko, 390-391

Sunrise Lodge North

Cable TV service

Eichler, 441

Surface water management

Flood control

Marcelino, T., 77

Lake, river and wetlands protection

Altemeyer, 215

Nevakshonoff, 215

Saskatchewan partnership

Kostyshyn, 84

Support for Bill

Nevakshonoff, 752

Wiebe, 751-752

Surface Water Management Act

Support for second reading

Gaudreau, 650

Nevakshonoff, 650

Surface Water Management Act (Amendments to Various Acts to Protect Lakes and Wetlands) (Bill 5)

1 R

Nevakshonoff, 202

2 R

Cullen, 838-840

Eichler, 833-836

Gerrard, 671-672

Graydon, 836-838

Helwer, 669-671

Martin, 660-669

Nevakshonoff, 658-664

Pedersen, 830-833

Piwniuk, 677-678

Wishart, 672-677

Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development

Conservation Districts program

Local decision making capacity

Nevakshonoff, 660

Update to

Nevakshonoff, 659-660

Conservation districts, funding reduction

Graydon, 837

Drainage projects (Saskatchewan)

Pedersen, 831

Drainage registration and licensing changes

Nevakshonoff, 659

Individual and corporate fines

Nevakshonoff, 659

Interprovincial co-operation

Pedersen, 832

Keystone Agricultural Producers concerns

Pedersen, 830

Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation

No-net-loss-of-wetland oversight body

Nevakshonoff, 659

Nutrient level targets

Martin, 661, 663

Nevakshonoff, 661-662, 663

Nutrient targets, Lake Winnipeg

Nevakshonoff, 659

Nutrient, definition of

Martin, 660

Nevakshonoff, 660-661

Regulations

Martin, 667

Transboundary water management

Nevakshonoff, 660

Wetland loss, compensation for

Nevakshonoff, 659

Surface Water Management Strategy

Nevakshonoff, 151, 659

Swan, Andrew (Minto) NDP

Anne Ross Day Nursery, 345, 681

Arlington Bridge replacement, 186

Candace House

Crime victim support, 184

Child daycare centres

Universally accessible, 187

Child-care providers

Pension plan, 901

Child-care spaces

Availability of, 901

City of Winnipeg

Rail line relocation, 185-186

Daniel McIntyre Collegiate Institute

Graduation rates, 186

Desmond, Viola, 900

Elections

First-past-the-post system, 965

Proportional representation, 966

Farmers' market

Bremner, Caleb, 239

Immigration plan, federal

Immigration levels, increase in, 1021

Judicial system

Mental health court

Establishment of, 184

Restorative justice

Crown attorney units, 185

Investment in, 184

Nelson House First Nation, 185

Restitution recovery program, 184-185

Members' statements

Bremner, Caleb, 239

O'Brien, Aidan, 704-705

Portuguese Association of Manitoba, 1013

Remembering Roland Fox, 949-950

West End Safe Space, 602

Mental health court

Establishment of, 184

Mount Carmel Clinic Amendment Act (Bill 300)

1 R, 163

2 R, 343-345

C/3 R, 679-681

Board reduction, 345

Government motion, 987-988

Nelson House First Nation

Restorative justice expansion, 185

Opposition Day motion

That the federal government conduct a national referendum regarding the preferred system of voting, 965-967

Oral Questions

Federal immigration plan

Increase in immigration levels, 1021

Participation of Manitoba in the New West Partnership Act (Bill 207)

2 R, 685

Post-secondary education

Affordability of, 187

Prostitution laws

Nordic model, 681

Rail line relocation

City of Winnipeg, 185-186

Remembrance Day

Statutory holiday designation, 182

Resolutions

Advancing gender equality and women's rights, 900-902

Restorative justice

Crown attorney units, 185

Investment in, 184

Nelson House First Nation, 185

Restitution recovery program, 184-185

Sage House, 681

Senate of Canada

Abolishment of, 966-967

Social determinants of health, 343

Spence Neighbourhood Association, 602

Technical-Vocational High School

Graduation rates, 186

Throne Speech

Debate, 182-188

Synonym Art Consultation. See Members' statements

Syrian refugees

Education challenges

Allum, 243, 353

Ewasko, 243, 353

Manitoba refugees

Howard, 24

Support for

Altemeyer, 307

Blady, 347

Wiebe, 121-122

Wight, 312

 

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