HOUSE INDEX - 3rd Session - 42nd Legislature
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Callender, Michaela, 3804
Capellan, Chelsea, 3804
De Brincat, Ethan, 3804
Graham, Abrianna, 3805
Huynh, Lien, 3804
Keen, Taylor, 3805
McIver, Ashton, 3804
Sharma, Divya, 3804-3805
Singh, Prabhnoor, 3805
Stetefeld, Quirin, 3805
Paid sick leave. See also Resolutions
Legislation: Bill 44
Fielding, 303-304
Guenter, 303
Low-wage workers
Lindsey, 2639-2640
Moses, 2640
Wasyliw, 3007
Unionized workplaces
Lindsey, 2643
Women, impact on
Cox, 1417-1418
Fielding, 1418
Marcelino, 1417-1418
Paid sick leave, COVID-19. See COVID-19, paid sick leave
Pallister, Brian. See Ministerial statements
Pallister, Hon. Brian (Fort Whyte) PC
Aboriginal Chamber of Commerce
Government procurement practices, 2761-2762
Aboriginal Engagement Strategy
East Side Road Authority, 3522-3524
Addiction treatment
New approach needed, 297-298
Agricultural Crown land leasing
Rental rate formula and family transfers, 926
Agriculture services, rural
MASC office closures, 1620, 2117-2218
AgriStability program
Federal changes, 1813-1814
Federal program, 2708
An Act Respecting the Administration of Oaths of Office (Bill 1)
1 R, 8
Annual Conference of New England Governors and Eastern Canadian Premiers, 3456
AstraZeneca vaccine
Expiration of doses, 2178-2179
Vaccine hesitancy, 3117
Autism
Inclusion support program funding, 302-303
Beef producers
Manitoba Bridge Grant, inclusion in, 1814
Bell MTS
Manitoba Network (internet service agreement)
Conflict of interest inquiry, 32, 71, 154-156, 342
Contract extension, 595-598
Fairness monitor role, 342
Bell MTS merger
Government consultations, 1284-1285
Political campaign fundraising, 600
Budget 2021
Cost of living increase, 2280-2281
COVID-19 funding supports, 2421-2422
Debate, 2420-2424
Health-care funding, 2233
Rent increase concerns, 2280-2281
Renters, tax relief, 2402
Small business, 2402
Business, large and small
Government's financial assistance record, 1026
Canada Health Transfer
Funding levels, 411
Government Resolution, 410-411
Carbon pricing, 2593
Carbon tax
Federal lawsuit, 2040-2041
Catalytic converter thefts, 2593-2594
Child care
Wait list concerns, 2353-2355
Child Nutrition Council of Manitoba
Funding request, 1021-1022
Child-care centres
Government spending, 2753-2754
Child-care system review
KPMG report, 2360
Children's disABILITY Services
Funding, 1473-1476
Children's Special Allowance
Legal recourse for recipients, 109
Churchill River Diversion Project
Licence renewal concerns, 2998-2999
Whitefish fishery on Southern Indian Lake
Request for fish ladder at Missi Falls, 2999-3000
City of Winnipeg
Laid-off employees
Assistance with pandemic response, 1074-1075, 1077
Projects and political party connections, 1026-1027
Clerk of the Executive Council
Federal Oliphant inquiry, 1285
Climate change
Action on, 2040-2041
Manitoba Hydro role, 2041
Collective bargaining
IBEW-Hydro labour dispute, 2173, 2597, 2793-2794
Impact of Bill 64, 3166-3167
Congenital syphilis
Newborn population, 296-297
COVID-19 pandemic
Condolence to families, 2991
Federal assistance, request for, 3454-3463
Hygiene messaging campaign, 454
Incident command structure, 537-538
Meeting with the Prime Minister, 531-532
Military support in communities, 534, 536, 538
One year anniversary, 1571-1572
Pandemic management, responsibility for, 2314
Premiers meeting, 533
Projected case numbers, public release of, 3063-3064
Public-health supports--federal assistance, 3514-3515
Reopening plan, 3124-3127
Staffing and equipment--federal assistance, 3514-3515
Steps to combat, 151-152
Survey regarding curfew, 589-591
Transmission data, workplace, 2590
COVID-19 patients, transported out of province
Coverage for patient transport costs, 3685
Coverage for travel expenses for families, 3578-3579
Doctor-on-board policy of services providers, 3580
Family consent before transport, 3578
Inquiry into patient's death, 3500-3502, 3507-3508
Patient safety concerns while in transport, 3499-3500
Patient's option to refuse transfer, 3685
Public reporting on, 3515
Request to re-examine assessment criteria, 3579
Standard of care, 3511-3512
Transport team capacity concerns, 3580
COVID-19 testing
Abbott test, 535
Asymptomatic testing, 458-459, 881-882
Data entry and tracking--federal funding, 457, 538-539
Mobile testing sites, 459
Online appointment booking, 460
Personal protective equipment, 28
Personal protective equipment for staff, 527
Personal-care home staff/residents, 874-875, 924
Personal-care homes, asymptomatic testing, 334, 881-882
Rapid test kits, 2957-2958
Rapid testing, 527
Red River College training program, 460
Schools, asymptomatic testing, 1214-1215, 1277
Sites, number of, 457
Testing capacity--PCH's, 924
Wait times--Steinbach, 816
COVID-19 vaccine
Appointment booking system, 2396-2397, 2403
Availability, 532-533
Clinic hours, 2352-2353
Clinic hours, expansion of, 2883, 2888
Distribution rate, 2352-2353
Distribution strategy, national, 532-533
Doctor's office and pharmacies, 3113
Domestic production, 3119-3120
Doses administered, 3109, 3112
Health Links system, 1480
Immunization campaign--First Nations, 3108
Mobile sites, 2179
Paid leave for workers, 1881
Planning committee, 594
Police service eligibility, 2404
Providence Therapeutics, 1519-1520
Request to accelerate, 2700
Supply from North Dakota, 3447-3456
Unused doses, 2171-2172
Vaccination rate, 2171-2173, 2178, 2179, 2210-2211, 2233, 2306-2307
Vulnerable patients in hospital, 2215
Vulnerable populations, 2497, 2551
Weekly dose projections, 3112-3113
COVID-19 vaccine rollout
Government record, 2047
Provincial ranking, 1718-1719
COVID-19 vaccine sites
Military assistance, 2240-2241
Mobile sites, 2179
Staffing at, 2178
COVID-19 vaccine, at-risk populations
Education staff, 2863
General comments, 2706
Teachers and child-care sector, 2700-2701, 2856-2858, 2884, 2889
COVID-19 variants
Third wave preparation, 1480-1481
COVID-19, child care
Affordable fees, role in economic recovery, 1413-1415
COVID-19, child-care centres
Expired face masks, 881, 882-883
Vaccine priority for staff, 2700-2701, 2856-2858, 2884, 2889
COVID-19, contact tracing
Contact tracers--federal assistance, 3515, 3516, 3699
Federal assistance, 3515
Federal funding, 538-539
General comments, 335-336, 457, 458, 3462
Red Cross, 460-461
Schools, 985-986
Tracing targets, 3517-3518
COVID-19, correctional facilities
Spread prevention, 265
COVID-19, demographics
Data collection, 103-104
Vulnerable populations, federal funding, 539
COVID-19, disabilities, persons with
Triage protocols, 3171
COVID-19, education system
Education assistants, need for, 1215
Education assistants, post-holiday plan, 1215
Learning loss prevention, 257
Mask supply and distribution, 985
Placement of B. Ed. students in classrooms, 1022
Remote learning strategy, 3059
Staffing and PPE, 584-585
Vaccines, topic of discussion in the classroom, 3585
COVID-19, emergency orders
Code red designation, 677
Emergency Measures Organization
Role in pandemic response, 677
COVID-19, employment
Laid-off City of Winnipeg employees
Assistance with pandemic response, 1074-1075, 1077
Redeployment of civil service employees
Assistance with pandemic response, 1080
Wage subsidy programs
Expansion, 469-470
Workplace transmission data, 3679-3680
COVID-19, faith communities
Public-health order violations--Springs Church, 3504
COVID-19, financial assistance
Small business, 257, 296, 444, 450, 467-468, 584, 591, 769-770, 1182-1183, 1277, 2397-2398, 2490-2491, 2890
Small business grants, 770-771
Small business grants, eligibility restrictions, 1025-1026
Supports for business, 2706-2707
COVID-19, First Nations
Federal support, 534
Health-care support--Shamattawa First Nation, 1222-1223
Immunization campaign, 3108
Moderna vaccine, transportation convenience, 3449
Pandemic support services, 526
COVID-19, health-care system
Critical-care nurses, federal assistance, 3678-3679, 3699
Critical-care orientation program, 3109
Death of patient, medical examiner review, 3579
Front-line workers, PPE for, 462-466, 535
Front-line workers, request to hire, 519-520, 585-586
Funding for third wave, 3344-3345
Health Minister's comments re: ICU doctors, 586, 670-671
Health Minister's record, 878-879
Partner organizations, 3516-3517
Personal protective equipment, 443
Provincial health spending, 521-522
Public-health supports, federal assistance, 3514-3515
Respiratory therapists, federal assistance, 3678-3679
Second wave, system readiness, 670
Virtual outpatient support program, 3111
COVID-19, homeless population
Use of public buildings for rest areas, 925
COVID-19, hospitals
Outbreak prevention, 295-296
Staffing levels for third wave, 3045-3046
COVID-19, intensive care unit
Accelerated orientation program, 3109
Bed capacity, permanent increase in, 3121-3123
Capacity, 258-259, 396-397, 536-537, 3109-3110, 3111, 3113-3114
Doctor recommendations, 3443
Federal assistance, 3678-3679
Out-of-province assistance, 3337-3339, 3342-3343, 3345
Patient flow management, 3109-3110
Projected admissions, 3680-3681
Projected cases, 3225
Projected cases, third wave, 3225
Public-health order violators, 3701
Staffing, 3164-3166
Staffing and equipment--Grace Hospital, 2992
COVID-19, mental health
Support services, 2422
COVID-19, municipalities
Government support to, 920
COVID-19, northern Manitoba
Critical-care plan for the North, 3343-3344
Resources for combating, 875
COVID-19, nurses/nursing
Personal protective equipment for, 448
COVID-19, paid sick leave
Federal program, 3069-3071
Provincial program, 2490, 2701-2702, 2791-2793, 2855-2856, 2859-2860, 3463-3464
COVID-19, personal-care homes
Asymptomatic testing, 334, 881-882
Funding and staffing, 303
Outbreak prevention, 295-296
Personal protective equipment, 184-185
Request for independent review re: deaths at, 3170-3171
Resident and staff protection measures, 35
Second wave response, 1320
Spread prevention, 152
Staffing levels and training, 184-185
Testing for staff and residents, 874-875, 924
COVID-19, provincial finances
Request for spending disclosure, 2860-2861
COVID-19, public-health orders
Consequences for violations, 3228-3229
Modelling data used, 2490
Premier's presence at announcement, 2949, 3073-3075
Restriction enforcement, 3124, 3127-3128, 3459
Self isolation accommodation personnel
Federal assistance, 3515
Social gathering limits, messaging on, 463
Tickets for violations, 3067
Timeline for implementation, 2699
Violations--Springs Church, 3504
Violators in ICU, 3701
COVID-19, schools
Asymptomatic testing, 1214-1215, 1277
Closure announcement, 2883-2884, 3057-3062, 3064
Closures, Premier's presence at announcement, 3065-3072
Contact tracing, 985-986
Department of education response, 2760
Federal funding, 1221
Remote learning, 2951-2952
School closures, 776, 816, 1180
Switch to remote learning
Timing of government announcement, 2951-2952
Third wave closures, 2760
Ventilation systems, 3586
COVID-19, second wave
General comments, 519-520
Government readiness, 917
Government response, 457
Health system readiness, 670
Personal-care home outbreaks, 1320
COVID-19, small business
Accessibility of support programs, 1180-1181
Financial assistance, 257, 296, 444, 450, 467-468, 584, 591, 769-770, 1182-1183, 1277, 2490-2491, 2890
Grants for, 770-771
Large retailers
Restriction on sale of goods, 770
Programs, eligibility restrictions, 1025-1026
Support for, 29
COVID-19, teachers
Vaccine priority, 2700-2701, 2856-2858, 2884, 2889
COVID-19, third wave
Government response, 3435-3438
Health system financial supports, 3344-3345
Hospital staffing levels, 3045-3046
Physician recommendations, 3443
Prevention measures, 2313
Projected case numbers, 2353
Projected ICU cases, 3225
Safe reopening plan, 3685-3686, 3755-3756
School closures, 2760
Variants, 1480-1481
COVID-19, travel
US border closure/reopening, 3128-3129, 3131-3132
Crown corporations
Capital projects
Treasury Board review, 598
Early childhood education
KPMG report, 2360
Nursery grants and deregulation, 1812-1813
East Side Road Authority
Aboriginal Engagement Strategy, 3522-3524
Education Modernization Act (Bill 64)
Indigenous reconciliation, 1685
Request for referendum, 3585
Request to withdraw Bill, 1677, 3229
Education property tax
Rebate, 2423
Renters and small-business owners, 2705-2706
Request for support of Bill 229, 2861-2862
Education system
Child poverty and nutrition programs, 1679
Distance learning
Internet service, usage needs, 596
Federal funding
Provincial spending inquiry, 395-396
FRAME report, release of, 1784
Funding, 2235
Funding after Bill 64, 1711-1714, 1775-1776
Inclusion support programs, 302-303
Special needs funding, 1678
Education system review
Implementation of recommendations, 1677
Political influence on report, 1618-1619
School division funding, 1314-1315
Taxpayer funded trips, 2425
Emergency Measures Organization
Role in pandemic response, 677
Employment Standards Code Amendment Act (Bill 44)
1 R, 253
Engage Manitoba
Public consultation initiative, 3127
Executive Council
Estimates
Opening statements, 454-455
Speakers, 457-470, 530-539, 594-602, 3056-3078, 3107-3133, 3447-3465, 3511-3526, 3699-3705
Staff introductions, 530-531
First Nations
Consultation policy, Manitoba Hydro, 3521-3522
Fiscal Stabilization Account
Use for education system, 1618
Flu shot availability
Government plan, 159-160
Front-line workers
PPE for health staff, 462-466, 535
Request for Premier's apology, 2699
Request to hire, health care, 519-520, 585-586
Gislason, Ray, retirement
Acknowledgement of service, 2040
Government Resolution
Renewed Canada health care partnership, 410-411
Grace Hospital
Constituent case concern, 2595
ICU, staffing and equipment, 2992
Nurse staffing levels, 2588-2589
Out-of-province staffing assistance, request for, 3221-3222
Grandview District Hospital
Emergency room closure, 1073-1074
Staffing and ER services, 1174-1175
Health Links
COVID-19 vaccinations, 1480
Health-care system
Aging population, 455
Bargaining unit structures, staff mobility, 3122
Broadband expansion, 3112
Budget 2021, 2233
Doctor office expansion, 460
Federal transfer payments, 411, 455, 531, 3110-3111
Federal-provincial funding, 36, 411
Systemic inequality, triage protocol, 3222-3223
Triage protocol, development of, 3412-3514
Whistle-blower protection, 3501
Health-care system reform
Funding and staffing concerns, 2544-2547
Timing of reorganization
Government priorities during pandemic, 1080
Help Next Door, 325
Home-care services
Staff shortages, 1175-1176
Indigenous people, justice system
Police interaction resulting in deaths
Call for public inquiry into deaths, 2216
Indigenous rights
UN declaration, provincial legislation, 1877
Infants/newborns
Congenital syphilis cases, 296-297
Internet services
Broadband expansion, health care potential, 3112
Usage needs, distance learning, 596
Internet services, northern Manitoba
Expansion of, 594-595
Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program
Birtle transmission line, 3521
North End Sewage Treatment Plant, 3230
Provincial application deadline, 1023-1024
Justice system
Police interaction with Indigenous people
Call for public inquiry into deaths, 2216
Kapyong Barracks
Deal with MMF, 3121
Labour movement
Harassment and assault
Request to call independent inquiry, 3052-3053
Lake St. Martin outlet
Project update, 3525
Lazy Bear Expeditions
Permits, 2217
Legislative session
Government intention, 1281-1282
Priorities during pandemic, 525-526
Long-term care
Investment needed, 2755-2756
Personal-care home fees, 809-810
Request for increase, 2234
Manitoba Agricultural Services Corporation (MASC)
Rural office closures, 1620
Manitoba Bridge Grant
Beef producers, request to include, 1814
Eligibility barriers, 766, 924, 980
Eligibility criteria, 3130-3131
Manitoba Hydro
Board member vacancies, 1216-1217
Climate change mitigation, role in, 2041
Core vs. non-core assets, 3519-3520
Export sales, 1918-1919
Finances, compliance with PUB request, 3046-3048
First Nations consultation framework, 3521-3522
Government relations, 1282-1283, 1511-1512
Political interference, 32
PUB hearings, cost and frequency, 2424
Saskatchewan power sales, 2041
Twenty-year strategic plan, release of, 601-602
Manitoba Hydro debt
Concern for, 3519
Manitoba Hydro International
Freeze on business activities, 814
International consulting, 3700
Privatization, 815
Stop-sell order, 31-32, 69-70, 979-980
Manitoba Hydro labour dispute
IBEW collective bargaining negotiations, 2173, 2597, 2793-2794
Political interference inquiry, 1873-1874
Request for arbitration, 1577-1578, 1612-1613, 1913-1915, 2173, 2794
Manitoba Hydro rates
General rate application, 2174, 2492
Increase, 3102
Increase during pandemic, 1915-1916
Independent review of, 263
Request to cancel increase, 448, 671-672, 1215, 1278, 1282-1283
Manitoba Hydro revenue
Projections, 1911-1912, 3518-3519
Request for PUB hearing, 1912-1913, 2042
Manitoba Hydro subsidiaries
Management of, 1413
Privatization concerns, 29, 153-154, 304, 342-343, 1313-1314, 1578-1579
Referendum before sale of, 30, 70
Manitoba Hydro Telecom
Dark fibre, 594-595
Fibre optic network, sale of, 1614
Hiring of fairness monitor, 342
Manitoba Network, expression of interest, 32, 153-154
Request to cancel RFP, 153-154, 342
Sale of, 1578
Manitoba Hydro-Teshmont Consultants
HVDC expertise on Bipole III line, 3699
Sale of, 599-600
Manitoba Metis Federation
Kapyong Barracks deal, 3121
Manitoba Network (internet service agreement)
Bell MTS contract extension, 595-598
Bell MTS contract, conflict of interest inquiry, 32, 71, 154-156, 342
Bell MTS contract, fairness monitor role, 342
Manitoba Hydro Telecom, expression of interest, 32, 154
Matter under consideration, 1284
Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI)
Collision repair shop negotiations
Conciliation, 2359
Fair negotiating process, 3506
Political interference concerns, 1776-1777
Maples Collegiate
COVID-19 cases, 402
Maples Personal Care Home
COVID-19 outbreak, 3075-3076
Matters of Privilege
Regarding comments made by the Member for St. James regarding the Treasury Board Secretary and a potential conflict of interest with Manitoba Hydro Telecom-Bell MTS, 344-348
Medical Examiner's office
Workload and staffing concerns, 982-983
Ministerial statements
Miclash, Todd, 1807-1808
Pandemic's one year anniversary in Manitoba, 1571-1572
Passing of Prince Philip, 2274-2275
Remembrance Day, 663-664
Missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls (MMIWG)
National inquiry final report recommendations, 1514-1515
Moderna vaccine
Availability at pharmacies/doctor's offices, 3118
National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI), 3108, 3117
North End Sewage Treatment Plant
Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program, 3230
Provincial funding, 2593
Northern education
Equitable education re: Bill 64, 1683
Local input concerns re: Bill 64, 1683
Northern Manitoba
Internet access, expansion, 594-595
Northern Manitoba, internet services
Expansion of, 594-595
Manitoba Hydro Telecom
Utilization of dark fibre, 594-595
Nursery schools
Grants and deregulation, 1812-1813
Operating funding, 1812-1813
Nurses/nursing
Hiring and training, 978-979
Staffing levels, 2588-2589
Vacancy rate--Prairie Mountain Health, 2992-2994
Oral Questions
Aboriginal Chamber of Commerce
Government procurement practices, 2761-2762
Addiction treatment
New approach needed, 297-298
Affordable child-care fees
Role in economic recovery, 1413-1415
AgriStability program
Federal enhancement, 1813-1814, 2708
Bell MTS merger
Government consultations, 1284-1285
Carbon pricing lawsuit
Action on climate change, 2040-2041
Catalytic converters
Theft prevention, 2593-2594
Changes to Crown land leasing
Rental rate formula and family transfers, 926
Child-care centres
Government spending, 2753-2754
Child-care system
Wait list concerns, 2353-2355
Children's disability services
Funding level concerns, 1473-1476
Children's nutrition council
Funding request, 1021-1022
Children's Special Allowance
Legal recourse for CFS agencies, 109
City of Winnipeg projects
Political party connections, 1026-1027
Clerk of the Executive Council
Federal Oliphant inquiry, 1285
Climate change mitigation
Manitoba Hydro role, 2041
Conditions at Grace Hospital
Constituent case concern, 2595
COVID deaths in Manitoba
Condolence to families, 2991
COVID-19 and child daycare centres
Expired face masks, 881, 882-883, 918-919
COVID-19 and correctional facilities
Spread prevention, 265
COVID-19 and education system
Education plan request, 28
Federal funding for schools, 1221
Funding for staffing and PPE, 584-585
Placement B.Ed. students in classrooms, 1022
Post-holiday education plan, 1215
Switch to remote learning for schools, 2951-2952
COVID-19 and health care system
ICU doctors' recommendations, 3443
PPE for front-line workers, 443
COVID-19 and health-care system
Health spending during pandemic, 521-522
COVID-19 and homeless population
Use of public buildings for rest areas, 925
COVID-19 and personal-care homes
Asymptomatic testing, 334
Asymptomatic testing and tracing, 881-882
Inquiry into second wave response, 1320
Outbreak prevention, 295-296
Request for independent review re: deaths, 3170-3171
Routine testing for staff and residents, 874-875
Spread prevention, 152
Staff and PPE investments, 184-185
Supports for, 35
Testing capacity, 924
COVID-19 and provincial finances
Request for spending disclosure, 2860-2861
COVID-19 and public-health orders
Code red designation, 677
Consequences for violations, 3228-3229
COVID-19 and school closures
Closure decisions, 1180
Request for, 816
Request for re: outbreak in, 776
Timing of announcement, 2883-2884
COVID-19 and schools
Testing and contact tracing delays, 985-986
COVID-19 and schools, cases in
Department of education response, 2760
COVID-19 and small business
Accessibility of support programs, 1180-1181
Financial assistance eligibility restrictions, 1025-1026
Restriction on sale of goods for large retailers, 770
Small business support, 29, 296, 444, 450, 584, 769-770, 1182-1183, 1277, 2397-2398, 2490-2491, 2890
COVID-19 and testing in schools
Asymptomatic surveillance program, 1214-1215, 1277
COVID-19 infection rate
ICU staffing concerns, 3164-3166
COVID-19 pandemic
Critical-care plan for the North, 3343-3344
Demographic data collection, 103-104
Financial supports, 2706-2707
Government management record, 2950
Government response, 442
Government support to municipalities, 920
Health Minister's record, 878-879
ICU bed availability, 258-259
Responsibility for pandemic management, 2314
Second and third wave preparation, 3748-3750
Steps to combat, 151-152
Summer ad campaign, 443
Survey regarding curfew, 589-591
Workplace transmission data, 2590
COVID-19 pandemic third wave
Health system and financial supports, 3344-3345
Request for safe reopening plan, 3755-3756
COVID-19 public-health orders
Release of modelling data used, 2490
COVID-19 public-health restrictions
Premier's presence at announcement, 2949
Timeline for implementation, 2699
COVID-19 second wave
Government readiness, 917
Request to hire front-line workers, 519-520
COVID-19 spread prevention
Paid sick leave program, 2490
Ventilation systems, 3586
COVID-19 testing
Contact tracing, 335-336
Rapid test kits, 2957-2958
COVID-19 testing capacity in Steinbach
Wait time for tests and results, 816
COVID-19 testing facilities
Access to PPE and rapid testing, 527
COVID-19 third wave
Government response, 3435-3438
Hospital staffing levels, 3045-3046
Physician recommendations, 3443
Prevention measures, 2313
Projected case numbers, 2353
Projected ICU cases, 3225
Request for safe reopening plan, 3685-3686
School closure inquiry, 2760
Variants, 1480-1481
COVID-19 updates
Projected ICU admissions, 3680-3681
Workplace transmission data, 3679-3680
COVID-19 vaccinations
Appointment booking system, 2396-2397, 2403
Child-care workers, 2889
Distribution rate, 2233, 2306-2307
Distribution rate and mobile sites, 2179
Expansion of clinic hours, 2883, 2888
Expiration of AstraZeneca doses, 2178-2179
Government record, 2047
Health Links system, 1480
Manitoba's standing, 1718-1719
Paid leave for workers, 1881
Priority for education staff, 2863
Priority for teachers, 2700-2701, 2856-2858
Priority populations, 2706
Request for military assistance, 2240-2241
Request to accelerate, 2700
Staffing at sites and distribution rate, 2178
Teachers and daycare staff, 2884
Topic of discussion in the classroom, 3585
Vaccination rate and clinic hours, 2352-2353
Vaccination rate and unused doses, 2171-2173
Vaccination rate concerns, 2210-2211
Vaccinations for police service, 2404
Vulnerable patients in hospital, 2215
Vulnerable populations, 2497, 2551
COVID-19 vaccine supply
Selection of Calgary company, 1519-1520
Death of COVID-19 patient
Medical examiner review, 3579
Death of Indigenous people by police
Call for public inquiry, 2216
Deaths for neonatal syphilis
Prevention resources needed, 1584
Democratic process
Apology request from the Premier, 1318
Early learning and child care
Release of KPMG report, 2360
Early-childhood education
Nursery grants and deregulation, 1812-1813
Education Modernization Act
Collection bargaining negotiations, 3166-3167
Elimination of school boards, 1880
Equitable education in the North, 1683
Indigenous reconciliation, 1685
Request for referendum, 3585
Request to withdraw Bill 64, 1677, 3229
Special needs funding, 1678
Education plan during pandemic
Learning loss prevention, 257
Education property tax rebate
Premier's financial disclosures, 3048-3049
Renter and small-business owners, 2705-2706
Request for support of Bill 229, 2861-2862
Education reform
Funding concerns, 1711-1714, 1775-1776
Rural school boards, 1782
Education system
Child poverty and nutrition programs, 1679
Funding request, 2235
Release of the FRAME report, 1784
Education system review
Implementation of recommendations, 1677
Political influence on report, 1618-1619
Public education system, 1684
Elective surgery backlog
Wait time for procedures, 1512-1514
Emergency Measures Organization
Role in pandemic response, 677
Establishment of parent advisory councils
Participation of marginalized communities, 1818-1819
Federal assistance for Manitoba's ICUs
Critical-care nurses and respiratory therapists, 3678-3679
Federal money for education
Provincial spending inquiry, 395-396
First Nations communities
Request for pandemic supports, 526
Fiscal Stabilization Account
Use for education system, 1618
Flu shot availability
Government plan, 159-160
Former Manitoba residential schools
Request to search for burial sites, 3751-3752
Front-line health workers
Request for increase, 585-586
Request for Premier to apologize, 2699
Future provincial budgets
Premier's retirement plans, 2209-2210
Gas leak at Convention Centre
Rebooking of vaccine appointments, 3680
Government's PPE purchases
Health Canada guidelines, 592
Grace Hospital staffing concerns
Request for out-of-province workers, 3221-3222
Grandview District Hospital
Emergency room closure, 1073-1074
Staffing and ER services, 1174-1175
Harassment and assault in labour movement
Request to call independent inquiry, 3052-3053
Health-care funding
Budget 2021, 2233
Health-care services
Government record, 1276
Health-care system
Federal-provincial funding, 36
Number of ICU beds, 396-397
Nurse staffing levels, 2588-2589
Health-care system reform
Funding and staffing concerns, 2544-2547
Health-care system staff
Whistle-blower protection, 3501
Hiring and training of nurses
Request for staffing increase, 978-979
Home-care services
Staff shortages, 1175-1176
Hydro/government relations
Request for Premier's apology, 1511-1512
ICU at Grace Hospital
Staffing and equipment, 2992
Inclusion support programs
Funding concerns, 302-303
Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program
Provincial application deadline, 1023-1024
Laid-off City of Winnipeg employees
Assistance with pandemic response, 1074-1075, 1077
Large and small business
Government's financial assistance record, 1026
Lazy Bear Expeditions
Issuance of permits, 2217
Legislation on public utilities reform
Request to withdraw Bill 35, 1916-1918
Legislative session
Government intention, 1281-1282
Long-term care
Investment needed, 2755-2756
Long-term care funding
Personal-care home fees, 809-810
Request for increase, 2234
Manitoba Bridge Grant
Barriers to qualifying, 766
Eligibility barriers, 924, 980
Manitoba Bridge Grant program
Request to include beef producers, 1814
Manitoba education system
Elimination of boards and divisions, 2047
Manitoba hospital staffing and capacity
Request for out-of-province assistance, 3342-3343, 3345
Manitoba hospitals staffing and capacity
Request for out-of-province assistance, 3337-3339
Manitoba Hydro
Bidding on network contract, 32
Government relations, 1282-1283
Rate increases, 3102
Revenue projections, 1911-1912
Manitoba Hydro board
Member vacancies, 1216-1217
Manitoba Hydro contracts
Political interference inquiry, 32
Manitoba Hydro International
Freeze on business activities, 814
Privatization inquiry, 815
Request to cancel stop-sell order, 979-980
Request to remove stop-sell order, 31-32, 69-70
Manitoba Hydro labour dispute
Arbitration request, 1577-1578, 1612-1613, 1913-1915, 2173, 2794
Collective bargaining negotiations, 2173, 2597, 2793-2794
General rate application at PUB, 2174
Political interference inquiry, 1873-1874
Manitoba Hydro rates
General rate application request, 2492
Increase during pandemic, 1915-1916
Independent review, 263
PUB hearing, 2278-2280
Request to cancel increase, 448, 671-672, 1215, 1278
Request to withdraw bill 35, 2494-2495
Manitoba Hydro revenue
Request for PUB hearing, 1912-1913, 2042
Wage freeze and rate increase, 1412-1413
Manitoba Hydro review
Export sales projection, 1918-1919
Manitoba Hydro subsidiaries
Government management of, 1413
Increase of Hydro rates, 980
Privatization, 29, 304, 343, 1313-1314, 1578-1579
Sale of, 1920
Manitoba Hydro Telecom
Hiring of fairness monitor, 342
Request to cancel RFP, 153-154
Sale of fibre optic network, 1614
Manitoba Hydro-Bell MTS
Conflict of interest, 154-156, 342
Manitoba Hydro's Churchill River Diversion Project
Licence renewal concerns, 2998-2999
Manitoba Hydro's finances
Compliance with PUB request, 3046-3048
Manitoba Network contract
Matter under consideration, 1284
Manitoba Public Insurance
Political interference concerns, 1776-1777
Manitoba's workforce
Paid sick leave, 2701-2702, 2791-2793, 2855-2856, 2859-2860
Maples Collegiate
COVID-19 cases, 402
Medical Examiner's office
Workload and staffing concerns, 982-983
MPI agreement with auto repair dealers
Negotiation concerns, 3506
Request for conciliator, 2359
National inquiry into MMIWG final report
Implementation of recommendations, 1514-1515
North End Water Treatment Plant
Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program, 3230
Provincial funding for project, 2593
Northern Manitoba communities
Resources for combating COVID-19, 875
Parkview Place personal-care home
Government oversight of facility, 334-335
Mitigation of COVID-19 outbreak, 256
Response to COVID-19 outbreak, 263
Personal-care homes
Funding and staffing, 303
Health region funding, 807-809
Labour shortage, 1020
Request for inquiry, 1221
Physicians' open letter regarding pandemic
Health Minister's response, 586
Polar bear habitat
Government position, 2217
PPE procurement contract
Mask supply and distribution, 985
Prairie Mountain Health region
Nurse vacancy rate concerns, 2993-2994
Staff vacancy rate, 185-186
Premier's legislative plans
Priorities during pandemic, 525-526
Processing times at Vital Statistics
Request to reduce backlog, 3587
Protecting Critical Infrastructure Act
Request to withdraw Bill 57, 1718
Public Health Amendment Act
Request for government support, 876
Ratepayer protection legislation
Request to withdraw Bill 35, 2491
Ray Gislason retirement
Acknowledgement of service, 2040
Redeployment of civil service employees
Assistance with pandemic response, 1080
Rent control program
Request to implement, 1278
Rent increase concerns
Budget 2021, 2280-2281
Revera personal-care homes
Future operation of facilities, 768
Government response to COVID outbreaks, 769
Release of inspection report, 769
Rising carbon price
Government position, 2593
RM of St. Andrews
Water and waste upgrades, 2800
Roblin lab and ER
Request to reopen, 68-69
Rural agriculture services
Closure of MASC offices, 2117-2218
MASC office closures, 1620
Sale of provincial parkland
Government intention, 262
Sale of telecom providers
Quality of services, 1613
School boards and trustees
Decision to eliminate, 1879-1880
School community councils
Replacement of school boards, 1783
School division funding
K-to-12 education system review, 1314-1315
Senator Murray Sinclair retirement
Acknowledgment of service, 1276
Seniors advocate position
Request for government support, 264
Shamattawa First Nation
Health-care support, 1222-1223
Skilled trades and apprenticeships
Provincial economic outlook, 1874-1875
Small business support
Government record, 591
Southern Health region staffing levels
Reduction in acute and senior care staff, 917-918
Springs Church indoor events
Violation of public health orders, 3504
St. Boniface Hospital
ER conditions, 2799
Systemic inequality in health care
Establishment of triage protocol, 3222-3223
Tax relief in Budget 2021
Renters and small business, 2402
Timing of health-care reorganization
Government priorities during pandemic, 1080
Transfer of COVID-19 patient
Inquiry into patient's death, 3500-3502, 3507-3508
Transfer of ICU patients out of province
Coverage for patient transport costs, 3685
Coverage for travel expenses for families, 3578-3579
Doctor-on-board policy of services providers, 3580
Family consent before transport, 3578
Patient safety concerns while in transport, 3499-3500
Patient's option to refuse transfer, 3685
Request to re-examine assessment criteria, 3579
Transport team capacity concerns, 3580
Triage protocols, persons with disabilities, 3171
Truth and Reconciliation Commission
Calls to action for education system, 3757
UN declaration on Indigenous rights
Request for provincial legislation, 1877
Victoria General Hospital
PPE for nursing staff, 448
Whitefish fishery on Southern Indian Lake
Request for fish ladder at Missi Falls, 2999-3000
Parent advisory councils
Participation of marginalized communities, 1818-1819
Parks--provincial
Sale of cottage lots, 262
Parkview Place personal-care home
Government oversight of facility, 334-335
Personal protective equipment
Availability for staff at testing sites, 527
Child-care centres
Expired face masks, 881, 882-883
Front-line health staff, 462-466, 535
Government purchase of
Health Canada guidelines, 592
Health-care system, 443
Manitoba suppliers, 465-467, 535
Nursing staff--Victoria General Hospital, 448
Personal-care homes, 184-185
Provincial procurement, federal blocking, 535
Testing, 527
Personal-care homes
Fees, 809-810
Health region funding, 807-809
Inquiry, request for, 1221
Labour shortage, 1020
Long-term care funding, 809-810
Pharmacies
COVID-19 vaccine availability, 3113
Polar bear habitat, 2217
Prairie Mountain Health
Nurse vacancy rate, 2993-2994
Staff vacancy rate, 185-186
Premier of Manitoba
Democratic process, 1318
Financial disclosures, 3048-3049
Retirement plans, 2209-2210
Protection of Critical Infrastructure Act (Bill 57)
Request to withdraw Bill, 1718
Providence Therapeutics
Deposit for vaccine, 3118-3119
Provincial budgets
Premier's retirement plans, 2209-2210
Provincial debt
General comments, 2421
Provincial sales tax (PST)
Reduction, 2422-2423
Public Health Amendment Act
Request for government support, 876
Public service employees
Assistance with pandemic response, 1080
Public Utilities Ratepayer Protection and Regulatory Reform Act (Various Acts Amended) (Bill 35)
Request to withdraw Bill, 1916-1918, 2491, 2494-2495
RBC Convention Centre
Rebooking of vaccine appointments, 3680
Ready, Safe, Grow campaign, 443, 467-469
Red Cross
COVID-19 testing, 460-461
Renters/renting
Budget 2021, cost of living increase, 2280-2281
Budget 2021, increase concerns, 2280-2281
Budget 2021, tax relief, 2402
Rent control program, request for, 1278
Residential schools
Burial sites, request to search for, 3751-3752
TRC calls to action No. 71-76, 3703
Unmarked burial sites, emergency support services for survivors, 3702-3704
Revera personal-care homes, COVID-19 outbreak
Future operation of facilities, 768
Government response to, 769
Release of inspection report, 769
Roblin District Health Centre
Lab and ER closure, 68-69
Rural Manitoba
MASC office closures, 1620
School boards, 1782
Safe Schools Fund
General comments, 3059
School boards
Elimination of, 1879-1880, 2047
Replacement of, 1782
Rural, 1782
School community councils
Replacement of school boards, 1783
School divisions
K-to-12 education system review, 1314-1315
Seniors advocate office
Need for, 264
Sexually transmitted infection
Congenital syphilis cases, newborn population, 296-297
Shamattawa First Nation
Health-care support (COVID-19), 1222-1223
Sinclair, Senator Murray
Acknowledgment of service, 1276
Small business
Budget 2021, 2401
Home delivery, 3111
Smoking and Vapour Products Control Amendment Act (Bill 56)
First Nations consultations, 2423-2424
Southern Health
Staffing levels, acute and senior care, 917-918
Southern Indian Lake
Whitefish fishery, 2999-3000
Springs Church
Violation of public health orders, 3504
St. Andrews, RM
Water and waste upgrades, 2800
St. Boniface Hospital
ER conditions, 2799
Steinbach
COVID-19 testing
Wait times, 816
Surgical and diagnostic backlog, 3443
Elective surgery, 1512-1514
General comments, 3132-3133, 3443
Jurisdictional comparison, 3110-3111
Syphilis cases
Neonatal deaths, 1584
Telecom providers
Quality of services, 1613
Throne Speech
Debate, 323-325
Trades and apprenticeships
Provincial economic outlook, 1874-1875
Treasury Board
Crown corporations
Capital project review, 598
Truth and reconciliation
Inclusion in Bill 64, 1685
Truth and Reconciliation Commission
Calls to action for education system, 3757
Calls to action No. 71-76, residential schools, 3703
United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Request for provincial legislation, 1877
Victoria General Hospital
PPE for nursing staff, 448
Vital Statistics
Application processing times, 3587
Processing times, backlog reduction, 3587
Winnipeg Police Service
COVID-19 vaccinations, 2404
Lagassé, 851-852
Wowchuk, 857
Pandemic Staffing Support Benefit
Disability services, child care
Morley-Lecomte, 925
Stefanson, 925
Panet Road housing units. See Members' statements
Government update
Friesen, 677-678
Nesbitt, 677
Availability of acamprosate
Friesen, 2435
Naloxone, use of
Sandhu, 1050
Opioid-related deaths
Sandhu, 1049-1050
Privatization concerns
Asagwara, 674
Friesen, 674
Response compliance reports
Asagwara, 3825
Gordon, 3825
Working conditions and wages
Goertzen, 3904
Lamont, 3904
Paramedic services, COVID-19. See COVID-19, paramedic services
Community engagement
Altomare, 3472
Cullen, 3472
General comments
Cullen, 1716-1717
Naylor, 1716-1717
Make-up of
Altomare, 3472
Cullen, 3472
Participation of marginalized communities
Lamont, 1818-1819
Pallister, 1818-1819
Parent Engagement Taskforce. See also Resolutions
Cullen, 3444
Johnston, 3444
Pari-Mutuel Levy Act. See Horse Racing Regulatory Modernization Act (Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Control Act and Pari-Mutuel Levy Act Amended)
Deaths due to COVID-19
Expansion plans
Altomare, 897
Four persons to a room policy
Altomare, 2267
Park Theatre. See Members' statements under Canadian Photonics Labs and Park Theatre
Parks--provincial. See also Crown Land Dispositions Act (Various Acts Amended); Resolutions
Accessibility of
Naylor, 2936
Wiebe, 2940
Campground management services
Guillemard, 4084-4085
Naylor, 4084
Endowment fund
Guillemard, 2321
Michaleski, 2938
Wiebe, 2940
Wowchuk, 2932
EngageMB re: park improvements
Guillemard, 4085-4086
Naylor, 4085
Government initiatives
Ewasko, 341
Guillemard, 341-342
Lack of investment in
Lamont, 2941-2942
Maintenance of
Lindsey, 2295
Modernization of
Guillemard, 688
Online administration of park passes
Revenue to out-of-province company
Cox, 3929-3930
Naylor, 3929-3930
Online booking system, overload of
Naylor, 2936
Online booking system, privacy policy
Naylor, 2937
Park sustainability review--Travel Manitoba
Guillemard, 4085
Naylor, 4085
Privatization of services
Adams, 2415
Privatization plan
Guillemard, 191
Lamont, 191
Provincial Park Endowment Fund
Guillemard, 4083
Public-private partnership
Micklefield, 2935
Wowchuk, 2935
Reservation increase
Wowchuk, 2933
Reservation services, private contractors
Guillemard, 986-987
Lamont, 2941
Wowchuk, 2934-2935
Sale inquiry
Lamont, 2934
Naylor, 2933
Wowchuk, 2934
Sale of cottage lots
Pallister, 262
Service reduction
Guillemard, 524-525
Naylor, 524-525
Staff vacancy rates
Naylor, 2936
Wiebe, 2940
Trail development project
Guillemard, 4085
Naylor, 4085
Travel Manitoba business feasibility recommendation
Lamont, 2941
Michaleski, 2938
Naylor, 2938
Parkview Place personal-care home. See also Opposition Day Motion
COVID-19 deaths at
Asagwara, 888
Sandhu, 1558
Smith, B., 120-121
COVID-19 outbreak
Asagwara, 105-106, 156-157, 186-187, 229
Friesen, 106, 156-157, 186-187, 229, 242
Gerrard, 124
Goertzen, 2448
Lamont, 263
Sandhu, 1558
Smith, B., 901
Doctor on staff
Asagwara, 268
Gerrard, 267
Government oversight of facility, 334-335
Asagwara, 259, 336-337, 397-398
Kinew, 334-335
Pallister, 334-335
Infection control inspection results
Friesen, 341
Lamont, 340
Financial estimates
Fielding, 173
Lamont, 173
Provincial spending for COVID-19
Annual progress report
Smith, A., 3568
Missed deadline for tabling report
Fontaine, 1427
Gerrard, 1435
Naylor, 1437
Wiebe, 1433
Path to Reconciliation Amendment Act (Bill 75)
1 R
Lagimodiere, 3919
Pathways to a Better Future: Manitoba's Poverty Reduction Strategy
Morley-Lecomte, 1263
Reyes, 1551
Pathways to Healing program (BC)
Residential schools
Unmarked burial sites
Smith, B., 3695
New licensing fee
Fielding, 201
Threshold increase
Peaceful Village. See Members' statements
Pedersen, Hon. Blaine (Midland) PC
Action Underway
Report January 2021, 1769
Ag Action Manitoba, 608
Agricultural Crown land leasing
Agricultural producers, impact on, 192-193
Beef producer case concern, 678
Producer case concern, 300-301
Rental rate formula and family transfers, 925
Agriculture and Resource Development Department
Estimates
Opening statements, 607-608
Agriculture services, rural
MASC office closures, 1319-1320, 1620, 2117
AgriRecovery program
Beef producers, 609-610
AgriStability program
Federal program, 2707-2708
Funding increase, 1781
Reference margin limit, 2383
Animal Diseases Amendment Act (Bill 62)
1 R, 435-436
2 R
Opening statement, 1887-1888
Questions, 1888-1890
C/3 R, 3356
Animals in transport, giving water to, 1890
Biosecurity zone, size of, 1888, 1889
Consultations, 1888
Livestock operations, frequency of inspections, 1889
Reason for legislation, 1888
Request to withdraw Bill, 1581, 2312-2313
Budget 2021
Debate, 2382-2385
Canadian Agricultural Partnership program
Premiums, 681
Carbon tax
Grain drying costs, 609
Conservation and Climate Department
Fish quota buyback program, 3267
Conservation initiatives
Funding announcement, 110
Conservation Trust
Investment in, 110
COVID-19 by sector
Grain price increase, 2382
Crop insurance
Increased participation, 2383
Crown land
Conversion to pasture land
Management by Manitoba Wildlife Federation, 3267
Eco-certification
Commercial fishing, 2384
Education property tax
Rebate, 2382
Farm animals
Animals in transport, giving water to, 1890
Health and safety standards, 1887
Farms/farming
Biosecurity breaches, 1888-1889
Biosecurity risks, 1887-1888
Direct sellers, 2130
Fishers/fishing
Eco-certification, 2384
New angling e-licensing portal, 2179
New fisheries investments, 3345
New interactive website for anglers, 1027
Quota buyback program, 3267
Recreational licences, 2384
Food Development Centre, 608
Freshwater Fish Marketing Corporation
Department of Fisheries recommendations, 1582-1583
Grain drying costs
Carbon tax, 609
Grain transportation, 2382
Gravel pit--Riverdale, Manitoba, 2498, 2800
Request for update on proposal, 2498, 2800
GRowing Outcomes in Watersheds (GROW)
Investment in, 110
Water retention projects, 2384
Hog-processing facilities
No COVID-19 cases in, 607
HudBay
Snow Lake operations, 2383
Hunting/fishing licenses
Online services, 607
HyLife
Pandemic protocols, 2382
Invasive species awareness
Spread prevention initiatives, 2498
Lazy Bear Expeditions
Permits, 2216
Livestock operations
Cattle prices, 2383
Frequency of inspections, 1889
Lumber prices
Increase in, 2384
Manitoba 4-H Council
Scholarship announcement, 608
Scholarships and bursaries, 2385
Manitoba Agricultural Services Corporation (MASC)
Insurance agents, number of, 682
Rural office closures, 1319-1320, 1620
Summer student recruitment, 682
Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation
Annual report 2019-2020, 291
Manitoba Watershed Districts Program
Annual report 2019-2020, 2035
Manitoba Wildlife Federation
Crown land management, 3267
Maple Leaf Foods
Pandemic protocols, 2382
Members' statements
Boyne Care Holdings PCH, 3922-3923
Carman Area and Miami Area Foundations, 3498
Gardening in Manitoba, 1675
Merit Functional Foods, 2383
Mineral Development Fund, 608
Mining and minerals
Northern investments, 2383
Quarry rehab program, 2383
Ministerial statements
4-H Month, 579-580
Agriculture Awareness Day, 1673
Canadian Agricultural Safety Week, 1607-1608
Moose population conservation, 64-65
Moose hunting
Conservation areas, prohibition in, 64
Moose population
Conservation, 64-65
Mitigating population decline, 527-528
Shared management, 2385
Motions of condolence
Briese, Stuart, 1398
Night hunting
Aerial surveillance, 2384
General comments, 64
Northern economic development
Investment in, 110
Mining and mineral investments, 2383
Nutrient Levels
Report 2019, 1769
Oral Questions
AgriStability program
Federal enhancement, 2707-2708
Funding increase, 1781
Animal Diseases Amendment Act
Request to repeal Bill 62, 1581
Request to withdraw Bill 62, 2312-2313
Changes to Crown land leasing
Agricultural producer case concern, 300-301
Beef producer case concern, 678
Impact on agricultural producers, 192-193
Rental rate formula and family transfers, 925
Conservation initiatives
Funding announcement, 110
Conversion of Crown land to pasture land
Management by Manitoba Wildlife Federation, 3267
Department of Conservation
Fish quota buyback program, 3267
Freshwater Fish Marketing Corporation
Department of Fisheries recommendations, 1582-1583
Gravel pit in Riverdale, Manitoba
Request for update on proposal, 2800
Gravel pit in Rivers, Manitoba
Local resident concerns, 2498
Invasive species awareness
Spread prevention initiatives, 2498
Lake information for anglers
Launch of new interactive website, 1027
Lazy Bear Expeditions
Issuance of permits, 2216
Manitoba's protein industry
Government investment, 1820
New angling e-licensing portal
Government announcement, 2179
New fisheries investments
Funding announcement, 3345
Northern Manitoba
Economic investment, 110
Provincial water management
Announcement of new strategy, 3053
Rural agriculture services
Closure of MASC offices, 2117
MASC office closures, 1319-1320, 1620
Threats to moose population
Mitigating population decline, 527-528
Vale nickel mine
Workforce reduction, 301-302
Protein industry
Global supplier, 2383
Government investment, 1820
Protein Summit, 1673
Public Health Amendment Act (Food Safety and Other Amendments) (Bill 36)
1 R, 141-142
2 R
Opening statement, 2129-2130
Questions, 2130-2131
C/3 R, 3404
Consultations, 2130
Quarry Rehabilitation Program, 608
Riverdale Manitoba
Gravel pit proposal, 2498, 2800
Rural Manitoba
MASC office closures, 1319-1320, 1620
Snow Lake Manitoba
HudBay operations, 2383
Vale nickel mine
Workforce reduction, 301-302
Water and waste water management
New strategy announcement, 3053
Water supply management, 2385
Western Livestock Price Insurance Program, 681
Pediatric Epilepsy Monitoring Unit
Expansion announcement
Guenter, 3268
Stefanson, 3268
General comments
Gordon, 4051-4052
Pembina Trails School Division
Funding and staffing needs
Wasyliw, 1509
Programs cut
Wasyliw, 1509-1510
Pension Benefits Amendment Act (Bill 8)
1 R
Fielding, 145
2 R
Debate
Lamont, 2134
Lindsey, 843-845
Opening statement
Fielding, 839-840
Questions
Fielding, 840-843
Lamont, 841
Referred to Standing Committee on Legislative Affairs
C/3 R
Fielding, 3394-3395
Lamont, 3396-3397
Lindsey, 3395-3396
R/A
Filmon, 3405
Company bankruptcy, pension plan protection
Fielding, 841
Lindsey, 841
Division of assets, relationship breakdown
Lindsey, 844
Financial hardship provision
Fielding, 839-840, 842-843, 3394
Lindsey, 842
Solvency funding, threshold reduction
Fielding, 840
Lindsey, 845
Stock market stability
Fielding, 841
Lamont, 841
Unlocking provision, fraud protection
Fielding, 842
Lamont, 841
Unlocking provision, impact on plan
Fielding, 843
Lindsey, 843
Unlocking provision, percentage allowable
Fielding, 842
Defined benefit
Community access to
Schuler, 4238-4239
Wiebe, 4238
Freeway designation
Schuler, 4239
Funding for upgrades
Johnston, 2663
Schuler, 2663
Interchange project update--southern section
Morley-Lecomte, 76
Schuler, 76
Wharton, 2369
Limited access, high-speed corridor
Schuler, 323
Rockall Road construction
Johnston, 2663
Schuler, 2663
Safety review--southern section
Schuler, 322
St. Mary's bridge construction--southern section
Schuler, 323
St. Mary's overpass
Morley-Lecomte, 2257
Uncontrolled access points--northern section
Schuler, 3966-3968
Wiebe, 3966-3968
Uncontrolled intersections, removal of
Schuler, 3966-3967
Schuler, 3846
Johnson, 1970
Personal Health Information Amendment Act (Bill 54)
1 R
Friesen, 434
2 R
Debate
Asagwara, 2085-2086
Gerrard, 2086-2087
Opening statement
Stefanson, 2082-2083
Questions
Asagwara, 2083-2085
Gerrard, 2083-2085
Stefanson, 2083-2085
Referred to Standing Committee on Legislative Affairs
C/3 R
Asagwara, 3282-3283
Gerrard, 3284
Stefanson, 3282
R/A
Filmon, 3407
Abandoned applications
Asagwara, 2084
Stefanson, 2084
Applications, abuse of
Asagwara, 2085
Stefanson, 2085
Applications, vulnerable persons
Stefanson, 2084
Fees
Stefanson, 2085
Health research approval committee
Asagwara, 2083
Institutional research review committee, elimination of
Asagwara, 2086
Power to disregard requests
Asagwara, 2083
Stefanson, 2083
Privacy breaches, requirement to notify
Stefanson, 2082
Psychological tests
Gerrard, 2086-2087
Research committee, ethical considerations
Gerrard, 2083-2084
Stefanson, 2083-2084
Research committee, representation on
Asagwara, 2086
Review period
Asagwara, 3282
Reviews, ten year period
Use of health information of employees
Restriction on trustees
Stefanson, 2082
Vulnerable persons, supports for
Asagwara, 3283
Availability for staff at testing sites
Lamont, 527
Pallister, 527
B2B Manitoba for business
Piwniuk, 1160
Wishart, 1166
Burn rate
Friesen, 562
CFS staff
Stefanson, 690
Child-care centres
Expired face masks
Kinew, 882-883
Lamont, 881
General comments
Adams, 1192-1193
Lathlin, 1758
Stefanson, 626
Community Living disABILITY Services
Stefanson, 691
Correctional facilities
Moses, 2195
Defective equipment, distribution of
Lamont, 724
Demand modelling tool, cost of
Friesen, 562
Distribution of expired supply
Fontaine, 2744
Distribution of new supply
Asagwara, 1279
Friesen, 1279-1280
Equipment purchased
Fielding, 623-624
Wasyliw, 623
Front-line health staff
Helwer, 882
Micklefield, 882
Future budget for
Fielding, 3767
Wasyliw, 3767
Global supply chain
Asagwara, 487
Government purchase of
Health Canada guidelines
Lamoureux, 591-592
Pallister, 592
Health-care system
Friesen, 489-490
Helwer, 72-73
Kinew, 443
Pallister, 443
Home-care workers
Wiebe, 1271-1272
Inventory, daily updates on
Asagwara, 562-563
Friesen, 562-563
Local suppliers
Friesen, 488-489
Helwer, 705-706
Manitoba Emergency Response Warehouse
Friesen, 563-564
Manitoba suppliers
Kinew, 465
N95 respirator stock
N95 respirators, burn rate
Asagwara, 490-491
Friesen, 490-491
N95 respirators, sterilization and reuse of
Friesen, 487
Nursing staff--Victoria General Hospital
Lamont, 448
Pallister, 448
Personal-care homes
Asagwara, 381-382
Friesen, 191
Gerrard, 267
Kinew, 184-185
Lamoureux, 191
Pallister, 184-185
Procurement plan
Helwer, 882
Micklefield, 882
Projections and forecasting
Asagwara, 563
Friesen, 563
Provincial procurement, federal blocking
Kinew, 536
Pallister, 535
Stockpile prior to pandemic
Helwer, 4134
Wasyliw, 4134
Suppliers, number of
Friesen, 487-488
Supplies, cost and stock of
Fielding, 3766
Wasyliw, 3766
Supplies, cost of and stock
Friesen, 563
Supply chain
Helwer, 705
Unused masks
Goertzen, 3858
Lamont, 3858
Value of stockpile
Fielding, 3766-3767
Wasyliw, 3766
Warehouse storage for
World supply shortage
Friesen, 556
Personal Protective Equipment Report Act (Bill 210)
1 R
Kinew, 766
Personal-care homes. See also Resolutions; specific homes
Accommodation costs
Sandhu, 2617
Bed spaces--Transcona
Altomare, 2267
Budget 2021
Asagwara, 2417
Gordon, 4049
Capital upgrades needed
Lamont, 903-904
Care-hours per resident
Asagwara, 644
Naylor, 891
Construction
Asagwara, 259-260
Friesen, 260
Isleifson, 390
Nesbitt, 848
Demand for
Gerrard, 391
Dietary expenses, increase in
Gerrard, 391
Fees
Kinew, 809-810
Pallister, 809-810
Full vs part-time staff
Gerrard, 2005
Funding and staffing
Adams, 1193
Asagwara, 3098
Isleifson, 894
Lamont, 902
Lindsey, 899
Stefanson, 3098
Funding freeze
Gerrard, 124
Lamont, 902
Funding levels
Asagwara, 383
Isleifson, 383
Naylor, 387-388
General comments
Lamoureux, 2340
Health region funding
Kinew, 807-808
Pallister, 807-809
Increase in beds
Stefanson, 1353
Independent review
Smook, 890
Inquiry, request for
Lamont, 1221
Pallister, 1221
Inspection report
Asagwara, 630-631
Friesen, 631
Inspections, number and frequency
Asagwara, 3099
Lindsey, 899
Nesbitt, 848
Smook, 649
Stefanson, 3099
Investments needed
Friesen, 191
Kinew, 53
Lamoureux, 191
Investments needed--Transcona
Altomare, 115
Labour shortage
Asagwara, 2505
Kinew, 1019-1020
Pallister, 1020
Living conditions at
Lamont, 902
Long-term care funding
Kinew, 809-810
Pallister, 809-810
New beds, number of
Smook, 648
Patient/staff ratio
Marcelino, 2513
PC election platform
Goertzen, 4108-4109
Kinew, 4108
Price and volume increase
Asagwara, 3098
Stefanson, 3098
Private for profit model
Adams, 2718
Marcelino, 908-909
Request for support for Bill 202
Asagwara, 187
Friesen, 187
Review of
Asagwara, 3824
Gordon, 3824-3825
Safety and capital upgrades
Fielding, 721
Nesbitt, 848
Smook, 648-649
Staff vacancies
Sandhu, 2618
Standards of care
Gerrard, 1956
Types of
Isleifson, 893
Video conferencing, legal matters
Cullen, 790
Gerrard, 789-790
In-person inspections
Asagwara, 337
Friesen, 337-338
Request to revoke licences
Asagwara, 1778-1779
Stefanson, 1779
PetalMD. See COVID-19 testing
Recipient (Dr. Alex Wilson)
Lathlin, 1071
Abortion services
Fontaine, 3906
Ambulance service charges
Maloway, 40
CancerCare closures at Concordia and Seven Oaks Hospitals
Altomare, 927-928, 989, 1030, 1083, 1124-1125
Wiebe, 934, 994-995, 1036, 1087-1088, 1130, 1189
Cochlear Implant Program
Gerrard, 37-38, 112-113, 235-236, 353-354, 819, 990-991, 1522-1523, 1686-1687, 1784-1785, 1820-1821, 1884, 2182, 2288-2289, 2317-2318, 2362, 2959, 3001-3002, 3174-3175, 3905
Lamoureux, 79-80, 195, 305-306, 886, 1033, 1127, 1287-1288, 1323-1324, 1523-1524, 1687-1688, 1821-1822, 1884-1885
COVID-19 income supports and homelessness prevention
Smith, B., 932-933
Crown land leases
Dauphin Correctional Centre
Asagwara, 36, 77, 194, 405, 780, 817-818, 927, 989, 1030-1031, 1083-1084, 1125, 1184
Brar, 36-37, 194, 928, 989-990, 1031, 1084, 1126, 1184, 1224, 1321-1322, 1403, 1422-1423
Bushie, 37, 195-196, 406, 781, 818, 928, 990, 1031
Fontaine, 37
Lindsey, 39, 407, 781, 820, 930, 992, 1034, 1127-1128, 1187, 1225, 1324, 1423
Maloway, 114, 161, 196, 235, 354, 407, 453, 781, 820, 931, 992, 1034, 1086, 1187, 1225
Marcelino, 40, 43, 408, 781-782, 820, 931, 992-993, 1034
Moses, 40, 78, 408, 782, 820-821, 931, 993, 1034-1035, 1086, 1128, 1187-1188, 1226, 1325, 1424, 1484, 1524-1525, 2183-2184, 2289, 2318, 2363
Naylor, 40-41, 196, 408, 782, 821, 931-932, 993, 1035, 1087, 1129
Sala, 41, 78, 196-197, 408, 782, 821, 932, 1035, 1087, 1129
Sandhu, 41-42, 197, 409, 410, 783, 821, 932, 993, 1035, 1129, 1188, 1226-1227, 1325-1326, 1405-1406, 1425, 1484, 1525, 2184, 2244, 2289, 2318-2319, 2363, 2460, 2501, 2555, 2599, 2665
Smith, B., 42, 197, 409, 783, 821-822, 994, 1035-1036, 1087
Wasyliw, 42, 197, 409, 783, 822, 933, 994, 1036, 1129, 1188-1189, 1227, 1326, 1425, 1485, 1525-1526, 1689, 2184-2185, 2319, 2460-2461, 2501, 2555, 2599, 2666, 2710, 2764, 2802
Wiebe, 42, 77-78, 111-112, 197-198, 409-410, 783-784, 1227, 1321, 1425, 1485, 1526, 2244, 2290, 2461, 2501-2502
Diagnostic testing accessibility
Maloway, 1324-1325, 1483-1484, 1524, 1593, 1629-1630, 1688, 1720, 1785-1786, 1822, 1886, 1922, 2048, 2182-2183, 2218, 2243, 2289, 2318, 2362-2363, 2405, 2459-2460, 2500, 2554, 2598, 2665, 3002-3003, 3055-3056, 3175-3176, 3232-3233, 3445
Early learning and child-care programs
Marcelino, 1225-1226, 1326, 1405
Sala, 1525
Epilepsy treatment
Asagwara, 2801, 2864-2865, 2894, 3000-3001, 3173-3174, 3230-3231, 3588
Bushie, 2762, 2801-2802, 2865, 2895, 2958-2959, 3001, 3174, 3231, 3587-3588
Health-care coverage
Marcelino, 3687
Lead water pipes
Gerrard, 2598
Maloway, 2709-2710, 2764, 2802, 2866-2867, 2896, 2959-2960, 3268-3269, 3345-3346
Louise Bridge
Maloway, 3814-3815, 3906-3907, 3932-3933, 4039-4040, 4117-4118, 4217-4218
Menstrual product availability
Altomare, 3173
Fontaine, 3001
Gerrard, 3758-3759
Naylor, 1688
Smith, B., 3233
Wiebe, 3233
Personal-care homes, pandemic response
Gerrard, 885-886, 928-929, 1031-1033, 1084-1085, 1125-1126, 1184-1185
Personal-care homes, quality of care
Gerrard, 2458-2459, 3054-3055, 3231-3232
Portable Housing Benefit
Public child-care grants
Adams, 1521, 1620-1621, 1719-1720, 2241-2242, 2316, 2361, 2457-2458, 2489-2499, 2553, 2597
Altomare, 1482, 1521-1522, 1685-1686, 1883-1884
Asagwara, 1522, 1621, 1686, 2181
Bushie, 2181, 2242, 2287-2288, 2316-2317, 2361-2362, 2458
Lathlin, 1885-1886, 2183, 2242-2243, 2664-2665
Moses, 2460, 2500-2501, 2554-2555, 2598-2599
Sala, 1688-1689, 1721, 1823, 2184, 2243
Wasyliw, 1721, 1786, 2363-2364
Wiebe, 1689-1690, 2185, 2406, 2555-2556
Quality health care access
Bushie, 1185-1186, 1224-1225, 1322
Right to repair
Riverdale aggregate quarry-request to deny conditional-use application
Scrap metal legislation-consumer protection
Maloway, 3590
United Church of Canada Act
Nesbitt, 41
Vivian Sand Facility Project-Clean Environment Commission review
Gerrard, 78-79, 193-194, 304-305, 779-780, 1286-1287, 1322-1323, 1482-1483, 1593-1594, 2499-2500, 2553-2554, 2708-2709, 2865-2866, 2895-2896
Lamoureux, 38-39, 113-114, 406-407, 929-930, 991-992, 1085-1086, 1186-1187, 1403-1404
Pettersen, Clarence. See Motions of condolence
Petty Trespasses Amendment and Occupiers' Liability Amendment Act (Bill 63)
1 R
Cullen, 439
2 R
Debate
Bushie, 1843-1845
Fontaine, 1843
Opening statement
Friesen, 1837-1839
Questions
Fontaine, 1840-1842
Friesen, 1840-1842
Gerrard, 1840-1842
Lamont, 1840-1842
Referred to Standing Committee on Justice
R/S Amdt
Clause 3(1)
Gerrard, 2982
Clause 3(2)
Gerrard, 2982
Clause 3(3)
Gerrard, 2983
C/3 R
Fontaine, 3359-3361
Friesen, 3359
Gerrard, 3361
R/A
Filmon, 3407
Categories of
Friesen, 1839
Children under 12
Friesen, 1840
Gerrard, 1840
Consultations
Friesen, 1839
Misuse of
Gerrard, 3361
Other provincial legislation
Friesen, 1840
Lamont, 1840
Trespass, definition of
Phangureh, Raj. See Members' statements
Pharmacare. See Manitoba pharmacare program; National pharmacare program
COVID-19 vaccine availability
Kinew, 3113
Pallister, 3113
Pharmacists. See Members' statements under Lai, Carey
Philippine Nurses Association of Manitoba
Lamoureux, 2949
Participation of vaccinated population
Gerrard, 3756
Goertzen, 3756
Physical and Health Educators of Manitoba Innovator Award
Recipient (Christian Brunel)
Gordon, 3219
Government relations with
Asagwara, 1120-1121
Friesen, 1120-1121
Recruitment for ER's--Swan Lake
Asagwara, 1579-1580
Stefanson, 1580
Retention and recruitment
Asagwara, 4052-4053
Gordon, 4052-4053
Timely access to
Asagwara, 4052
Gordon, 4052
Physiotherapy/occupational therapy
Outpatient services, cancellation of
Impact on seniors
Asagwara, 417
Pilot Mound Hockey Academy. See Members' statements
Nuclear reactor, purchase of
Lamont, 3666
Wharton, 3666
Rapid COVID-19 tests
Bushie, 3153-3154
Stefanson, 3153-3154
Child-care spaces
Friesen, 243
Pitura, Frank. See Motions of condolence
Piwniuk, Doyle (Turtle Mountain) PC
B2B Manitoba
PPE for business, 1160
Back To Work This Summer
Wage subsidy program, 1159
Budget Implementation and Tax Statutes Amendment Act, 2020 (Bill 2)
Committee of the Whole, 731
Child-care centres
Flexible hours, 1761
Committee of Supply
Capital Supply, 4232
Committee Report, 1335, 1827, 4233, 4248
Interim Supply, 1824
Committee of the Whole
Committee Report, 4251
COVID-19 pandemic
Shopping local, 1160-1161
COVID-19, small business
Financial assistance, 1159-1160
Deputy Speaker's Statement
Manitoba Day, 2991
Fair Registration Practices in Regulated Professions Amendment Act (Bill 41)
2 R
Debate, 1102-1104
Questions, 1096
Gap Protection Program
Forgivable loan, small business, 1159
Gardeners/gardening
Mental/physical health benefits, 2162
Hockey
Pilot Mount Hockey Academy, 1470-1471
Innovation Growth Program
Recipients for 2021, 2314
Legal Aid Manitoba
Tariff rates, set by Legal Aid Management Council, 2191
Legal Aid Manitoba Amendment Act (Bill 50)
C/3 R, 2191-2192
Legislative Assembly Amendment and Legislative Assembly Management Commission Amendment Act (Bill 217)
2 R
Debate, 1453-1454
Questions, 1449
Manitoba Bridge Grant
Non-profit organizations, 1159-1160
Manitoba Commercial Rent Assist program, 1160
Manitoba Day, 2991
Manitoba Job Restart Program
COVID-19, financial assistance, 1160
Melita and Area Communiplex, 66
Members' statements
Gateway Get Away, 2208
Melita and Area Communiplex, 66
Moving Nellie Home, 581
Pilot Mound Hockey Academy, 1470-1471
Turtle Mountain Flywheel Club, 916
Non-profit organizations
Manitoba Bridge Grant, 1159-1160
Oral Questions
Innovation Growth Program
Recipients for 2021, 2314
Personal protective equipment
B2B Manitoba for business, 1160
Political parties
Official party status, funding/staffing increase, 1454
Official party status, threshold decrease, 1454
Resolutions
Celebrating backyard and community gardeners
Debate, 2161-2163
Questions, 2158
Immediate supports to ensure child care is affordable and accessible
Debate, 1768
Questions, 1760-1761
The importance of small business in Manitoba
Opening statement, 1158-1161
Questions, 1161-1163
Social and Economic Development, Standing Committee on
Fifth report, 2446-2447
Turtle Mountain Flywheel Club, 916
Workforce
Aging population, 1103
Planning Amendment Act (Approving Efficiency in Planning)
Livestock operations, local objections to
Wiebe, 1291-1292
Planning Amendment Act (Bill 7)
1 R
Squires, 142
2 R
Debate, 1007-1010
Altomare, 1004
Brar, 1010-1011
Gerrard, 1005
Kinew, 1007-1010
Martin, 1002-1003
Moses, 1005-1007
Wiebe, 999-1002
Opening statement
Squires, 995-996
Questions
Lamont, 998-999
Squires, 997-999
Wiebe, 997-998
Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development
C 3/R
Gerrard, 1293
Squires, 1290-1291
Wiebe, 1291-1293
R/A
Filmon, 1305
Consultations
Altomare, 1004
Moses, 1005
Squires, 997
Wiebe, 997
Ministerial approval authority
Squires, 1290
Planning district vs. capital region
Squires, 999
Provincial financial support, concerns for
Moses, 1007
Planning Amendment and City of Winnipeg Charter Amendment Act (Bill 37)
1 R
Squires, 436
2 R
Debate
Kinew, 1707-1708
Wiebe, 1704-1707
Opening statement
Johnson, 1701-1703
Questions
Johnson, 1703-1704
Lamont, 1703-1704
Wiebe, 1703-1704
Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development
R/S Amdt
Clause 19
Lamont, 2909-2910
Clause 37
Wiebe, 2917-2919
Clause 39
Lamont, 2910-2911
Clause 77 subsection 282.1(1)
Lamont, 2911-2915
Clause 77 subsection 282.1(7)
Lamont, 2913-2915
Clause 77 subsection 282.1(9)
Lamont, 2916-2917
Clause 82
Wiebe, 2919-2920
C/3 R
Johnson, 3372
Lamont, 3374-3375
Wiebe, 3372-3374
R/A
Filmon, 3406
Appeal commencement period, 30 days
Johnson, 1702
Appeals process
Johnson, 1702
Appeals, timeline for filing
Johnson, 3372
Appointment of auditor
Johnson, 1704
Wiebe, 1704
Approval and planning process, timelines
Wiebe, 1706
Capital region planning bylaw, effective immediately
Johnson, 1703
Capital region planning, municipal coordination
Johnson, 1702
Capital region representatives, public input on planning
Wiebe, 1705
Conditional use appeals
Johnson, 3372
Historical areas and ecosystems, local input on development
Wiebe, 1705
Land use planning, municipal boards
Wiebe, 1292
Municipal council, ministerial consultation
Johnson, 1702
Planning applications, delays
Johnson, 1703
Planning region decisions, land expropriation
Johnson, 1703
Wiebe, 1703
Planning region expenses, municipal funding agreement
Johnson, 1702
Planning regions, head of
Johnson, 1704
Lamont, 1704
Planning regions, limit to
Johnson, 1702
Planning regions, power to develop and expropriate
Wiebe, 1706
Presentations to committee
Wiebe, 2525-2526
Regulation working group
Johnson, 4158-4159
Wiebe, 4158
Request to repeal Bill
Johnson, 4035
Wiebe, 4034-4035
Request to withdraw Bill
Johnson, 2548-2549
Wiebe, 2548-2549
Review of amendments, public representation
Johnson, 1703
Selkirk objection to inclusion in Bill
Wiebe, 2919
Zoning bylaw appeals
Johnson, 1702
Squires, 996
Update
Guillemard, 4084
Naylor, 4084
Agriculture and health industries
Guillemard, 3686
Nesbitt, 3686
Platt, Lindsey. See Members' statements
Pleskach, Isla. See Members' statements
P/O by Ewasko alleging that the Opposition Leader had taken a picture of Members in the Chamber with his phone
Ewasko, 1921
Gerrard, 1921
Kinew, 1921
Speaker ruled the Member does have a point of order, 1921
P/O by Fontaine regarding a breach of Rule 2 by not distributing Bills when they are introduced
Fontaine, 1013-1015
Gerrard, 1016
Goertzen, 1015-1016
Speaker's ruling, 1587-1588
Taken under advisement, 1016
P/O by Fontaine regarding the use of the term "team canoe" stating that puns regarding members' names was unparliamentary
Fontaine, 2360
Goertzen, 2360
Speaker's ruling, 2361
P/O by Goertzen alleging that the Member for Point Douglas had unmuted her mic during Oral Questions in order to heckle
Goertzen, 1481-1482
Speaker's ruling, 1482
P/O by Goertzen regarding the content of 1st reading on Bill 227 noting that speeches are support to explain the purpose of the Bill and not debate of the Bill
Goertzen, 227
Ruled as point of order, 227
P/O by Goertzen regarding the statement made by the Member for St. James in OQ: "why did he break the law" referring to the Premier
Goertzen, 1373
Speaker's ruling, 1881
Taken under advisement, 1373
P/O by Goertzen stating that the point of introduction of bills is to describe a bill and not enter into political discussion which he felt the Member for Point Douglas was doing
Goertzen, 2271
Ruled in order, 2271
P/O by Kinew regarding comments by Lamont that rights for women and Indigenous people to vote should not be partisan
Kinew, 1456
Speaker's ruling, 1456
P/O by Kinew regarding the PC leadership race
Kinew, 4205-4206
Speaker's ruling, 4205-4206
P/O by Lamont regarding the government's failure to distribute printed copies of all Bill that had received first reading last year. This matter is already under advisement by the speaker
Lamont, 1307-1308
Matter already under advisement by the Speaker, 1307-1308
Naylor, 2217
Pallister, 2217
Budget overrun
Amendments, timeline for
Fontaine, 4176
Friesen, 4176-4177
Missed deadline for tabling report
Fontaine, 1426
Gerrard, 1435
Naylor, 1437
Wiebe, 1433-1434
Police Services Amendment Act (Bill 59)
1 R
Cullen, 438-439
Marginalized communities, over-policing of
Fontaine, 2010
Poliquin, Dr. Vanessa. See Members' statements
Political parties. See also Legislative Assembly Amendment and Legislative Assembly Management Commission Amendment Act
Individual and third-party donations
Goertzen, 1901
Official party status, change to criteria
Official party status, funding/staffing increase
Fontaine, 1452-1453
Piwniuk, 1454
Sala, 1455
Official party status, jurisdictional comparison
Gerrard, 1447-1448
Official party status, threshold decrease
Fontaine, 1453
Piwniuk, 1454
Smook, 1451
Opposition party, definition change
Gerrard, 1447
Smook, 1451
Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) test. See COVID-19 testing
Out-migration
Lathlin, 1107
Moses, 1540
Portable Housing Benefit. See Petitions
Portage Heritage Advisory Committee. See Members' statements
RAAM clinic opening
Friesen, 230
Wishart, 231
Funding
Cox, 2343
Post-secondary education. See also Members' statements
Barriers to achieving
Moses, 1696
Budget 2021
Gordon, 2377
Guillemard, 2321
Lagimodiere, 2331
Lamoureux, 2339
Moses, 2238
Executive compensation
Wasyliw, 214
Facility self-regulation
Eichler, 1098
Moses, 1098
Funding
Ewasko, 1380-1381, 1817, 2045, 2997-2998
Moses, 74-75, 1097, 1102, 1380-1381, 1816-1817, 2044-2045, 2997-2998
Wasyliw, 2255
Wowchuk, 1536-1537
Funding tied to labour market needs
Ewasko, 3985-3986
Moses, 3985-3986
Government investment
Ewasko, 2238-2239
Moses, 2238-2239
International student fees, health care
Lamoureux, 1699
Nursing spaces
Guenter, 3884
Student fees
Lamoureux, 3365
Transitional Support Fund
Ewasko, 3868
Moses, 3868
Post-secondary education, COVID-19. See COVID-19, post-secondary education
Justice system
Moses, 2196
Four pillars of
Cullen, 3473-3474
Meeting and annual report requirements
Goertzen, 2076
Marcelino, 2080
Government record
Adams, 1261
Smith, B., 1261
Remote witnessing of documents
Bushie, 828
Poyser, Edward " Ted." See Members' statements
Consumer complaints
Fielding, 1996
Maloway, 1996
Prairie Mountain Health. See also Members' statements
Nurse vacancy rate
Kinew, 2992-2994
Pallister, 2993-2994
Pandemic response, level orange
Nesbitt, 47
Staff vacancy rate
Kinew, 185-186
Pallister, 185-186
Pregnancy and infant loss. See Employment Standards Code Amendment Act (Leave for Miscarriage or Stillbirth)
Fontaine, 3803
Premier of Manitoba. See also Members' statements
Democratic process
Fontaine, 1317-1318
Goertzen, 1318
Pallister, 1318
Financial disclosures
Pallister, 3048-3049
Wasyliw, 3048-3049
Income tax disclosure
Isleifson, 3720
Naylor, 3725
Pandemic management
Fontaine, 333
Retirement plans
Kinew, 2209-2210
Pallister, 2209-2210
Premier's Volunteer Service Award
Recipient (Anne Thoroughgood)
Gordon, 976
Funding reduction
Marcelino, 2310-23011
Squires, 2310-23011
Prescription drug affordability
Federal-provincial cost sharing
Goertzen, 4115-4116
Lamoureux, 4115
Prescription medication. See Provincial formulary
Gerrard, 125
Preventing and Addressing Family Violence
Cox, 2343
Pride Month. See Ministerial statements
Prime Minister's Award for Teaching Excellence in STEM
Recipient (Jenna Forslund)
Wiebe, 667-668
Prince Philip. See Ministerial statements
Bank of Canada note
Bushie, 761
Reyes, 755
Military service record
Lagimodiere, 753-754
Reyes, 758-759
Resolution
Asagwara, 762
Bushie, 759-761
Fontaine, 756-758
Lagimodiere, 752-754
Lamont, 761-762
Reyes, 758-759
Princess Auto. See Members' statements
Principals. See Public Schools Amendment and Manitoba Teachers' Society Amendment Act
Selling of shares
Teitsma, 376-377
Trespass dangers
Fontaine, 1843
Private schools. See Independent schools
Fielding, 614
Elimination of
Procurement. See Central Services
Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba
Leadership election, party memberships
Friesen, 4240
Goertzen, 3898-3899, 3900-3901
Kinew, 3898-3899
Marcelino, 3900-3901
Project labour agreements. See also Public Sector Construction Projects (Tendering) Act
Elimination of
Lindsey, 2024
IG Field
Lamont, 1965
Schuler, 1966
Indigenous worker provision
Lindsey, 1967
Public sector construction projects
Lindsey, 1964-1967
Schuler, 1963-1965
Sandhu, 3783-3784
Wharton, 3783-3784
St. Boniface constituency
Lamont, 953
Sale of
Martin, 1365
Property tax. See also Education Property Tax Reduction Act (Property Tax and Insulation Assistance Act and Income Tax Act Amended)
Tax avoidance
Lamont, 3247
Smith, A., 1016
Protecting Communications of Public Interest Matters Act (Court of Queen's Bench Act and Defamation Act Amended) (Bill 236)
1 R
Fontaine, 3495
Protection of Critical Infrastructure Act (Bill 57)
1 R
Cullen, 438
Request to withdraw Bill
Fontaine, 1717-1718, 2045-2046
Pallister, 1718
Global supplier
Pedersen, 2383
Government investment
Pedersen, 1820
Wowchuk, 1819-1820
Protein advantage strategy
Eichler, 3829
Sustainable protein challenge
Eichler, 3829
Pedersen, 1673
Protest Buffer Zone Act (COVID-19 Restrictions) (Bill 239)
1 R
Fontaine, 3919
Protest, public. See also Protection of Critical Infrastructure Act
Right to
Brar, 3357
Friesen, 2046
Gerrard, 3357
Providence Therapeutics. See also Members' statements
Deposit for vaccine
Kinew, 3118-3119
Pallister, 3118-3119
Update
Helwer, 4131-4132
Wasyliw, 4131
Vaccine agreement
Fielding, 1829
Lamont, 1867
Wasyliw, 1828-1829, 1833-1834, 2254
Premier's retirement plans
Kinew, 2209-2210
Pallister, 2209-2210
Provincial Court Amendment Act (Gender-Based Violence Education Requirements) (Bill 215)
1 R
Lamoureux, 508
2 R
Debate
Friesen, 4008-4010
Marcelino, 4010
Opening statement
Lamoureux, 4005-4006
Questions
Clarke, 4006-4007
Gerrard, 4006
Lamont, 4007
Lamoureux, 4006-4008
Marcelino, 4006-4007
Martin, 4007
Morley-Lecomte, 4006
Consultations
Lamoureux, 4006
Morley-Lecomte, 4006
Continuing education programs, non-participation
Lamoureux, 4007
Marcelino, 4007
Provincial Court Amendment Act (Mandatory Awareness Training) (Bill 206)
1 R
Fontaine, 291
Annual report March 31, 2020
Friesen, 1469
General comments
Pallister, 2421
Interest rates
Fielding, 3347
Projection
Isleifson, 2293
Lagassé, 2297
Wealthy, tax cuts for
Wasyliw, 1833
Provincial Exhibition of Manitoba
Isleifson, 1211-1212
Auditor opinions
Naylor, 2766-2767
Credit downgrades
Fielding, 3950-3952
Wasyliw, 3950-3951
Credit rating downgrade
Wasyliw, 2058
Fiscal transparency
Naylor, 2767
Government record
Lamont, 725
Tax-to-GDP ratio
Wasyliw, 2255
Provincial finances, COVID-19. See COVID-19, provincial finances
Public accounts first quarter report
Fielding, 234
Johnston, 234
Public notification of changes
Goertzen, 2075-2076
Streamlining of additions to
Goertzen, 3202
Provincial Nominee Program. See also Members' statements
Applications accepted, number of
Ewasko, 3995
Credential Recognition Program
Lamoureux, 137
Fee increase
Ewasko, 3994-3995
General comments
Nesbitt, 47
Provincial Parks Endowment Fund
Guillemard, 4083
Reduction
Pallister, 2422-2423
Sandhu, 2412
Salon services
Morley-Lecomte, 2260
Online appointments, virtual tariffs for
Gordon, 4056
Medicare coverage
Gerrard, 2261
Wildfires along, First Nations support
Guillemard, 3263
Lindsey, 3263-3264
Wharton, 3264
New bridge and walkway
Martin, 403
Schuler, 403
COVID-19 related programs
Fielding, 621-622
Wasyliw, 621
COVID-19 spending, review of
Fielding, 715
Wasyliw, 715
Public Accounts, Standing Committee on
Second report (42nd Legislature 2nd Session)
Maloway, 13-15
Third report (42nd Legislature 2nd Session)
Maloway, 15-16
Fourth report (41st Legislature 4th Session, 42nd Legislature 2nd Session)
Maloway, 16-17
First report
Maloway, 179-181
Request for government support
Kinew, 875-876
Pallister, 876
Public Health Amendment Act (2) (Bill 216), 1054
1 R
Kinew, 871
2 R
Debate
Ewasko, 1058-1060
Gerrard, 1060
Isleifson, 1054-1056
Michaleski, 1060
Sala, 1056-1058
Opening statement
Kinew, 1051-1052
Questions
Brar, 1053
Ewasko, 1053
Gerrard, 1053
Kinew, 1052-1054
Michaleski, 1053
Consultations
Isleifson, 1054
Kinew, 1054
Public Health Amendment Act (Banning Cosmetic Eye Tattooing and Eye Jewellery) (Bill 221)
1 R
Johnston, 1607
2 R
Debate
Fontaine, 1850-1851
Opening statement
Johnston, 1847-1849
Questions
Fontaine, 1849-1850
Gerrard, 1849
Johnston, 1849-1850
Morley-Lecomte, 1849
Reyes, 1850
Smook, 1849-1850
Consultations
Johnston, 1850
Smook, 1849-1850
Eye Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba
Johnston, 1847
Manitoba Association of Optometrists
Johnston, 1847
Public Health Amendment Act (Bill 67)
1 R
Friesen, 913
2 R
Debate
Asagwara, 2004-2005
Gerrard, 2005
Opening statement
Stefanson, 2001-2002
Questions
Asagwara, 2002-2003
Gerrard, 2002-2003
Stefanson, 2002-2003
Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development
R/S Amdt
Clause 2(1)(b)
Lamoureux, 2502
Stefanson, 2502-2503
Clause 2(2)
Lamoureux, 2503
Stefanson, 2503
C/3 R
Asagwara, 2504-2507
Gerrard, 2510-2511
Guenter, 2507-2508
Kinew, 2508-2510
Lamoureux, 2514-2515
Lindsey, 2511-2513
Marcelino, 2513-2514
Stefanson, 2504
R/A
Filmon, 2515
Clarification of terminology (other facilities)
Lindsey, 2511
Congregate living homes, inclusion of
Lamoureux, 2514
Consultations
Asagwara, 2002
Stefanson, 2002
Exemptions
Lindsey, 2512
Other facilities, definition of
Asagwara, 2003
Stefanson, 2003
Public Health Amendment Act (Food Safety and Other Amendments) (Bill 36)
1 R
Pedersen, 141-142
2 R
Debate
Brar, 2131-2132
Gerrard, 2132
Opening statement
Pedersen, 2129-2130
Questions
Brar, 2130-2131
Gerrard, 2130
Pedersen, 2130-2131
Referred to Standing Committee on Agriculture and Food
C/3 R
Pedersen, 3404
R/A
Filmon, 3406
Consultations
Brar, 2130
Pedersen, 2130
Extension education
Brar, 2131-2132
Staffing increase request
Friesen, 76
Lindsey, 76
Municipal taxation exemption
Johnson, 2127
Public Schools Amendment and Manitoba Teachers' Society Amendment Act (Bill 45)
1 R
Goertzen, 435
2 R
Debate
Altomare, 1740-1744
Asagwara, 1744-1745
Opening statement
Cullen, 1736-1737
Questions
Altomare, 1737-1740
Cullen, 1737-1740
Lamoureux, 1737-1738
Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development
R/S Amdt
Clause 17
Lamoureux, 2897
Clause 30
Lamoureux, 2897
C/3 R
Altomare, 3369-3371
Cullen, 3369
Lamoureux, 3371
R/A
Filmon, 3406
Ability to pay provision
Altomare, 1741, 1855, 3369-3370
Lamont, 2141
Lamoureux, 3371
Complaint dismissal, coverage for legal costs
Altomare, 1743
Employers' organization, division and districts
Altomare, 1737
Cullen, 1737
Request to defer
Altomare, 3135
Cullen, 3135
Dissolution of
Public Sector Construction Projects (Tendering) Act (Bill 13)
1 R
Schuler, 147
2 R
Debate
Lamont, 1967-1969
Lindsey, 1966-1967
Opening statement
Schuler, 1963
Questions
Lamont, 1964-1966
Lindsey, 1964-1965
Schuler, 1964-1966
Referred to Standing Committee on Legislative Affairs
C/3 R
Johnson, 3284-3285
Lamont, 3287-3288
Lindsey, 3286-3287
R/A
Filmon, 3505
Training and apprenticeships
Johnson, 3286
Worker training
Schuler, 1964
Worker wages
Johnson, 3286
Lamont, 3287-3288
Workplace safety
Johnson, 3286
Lindsey, 3287
Politicization, Ombudsman's review
Goertzen, 4073
Marcelino, 4073
1 R
Helwer, 97
2 R
Debate
Lamoureux, 1948-1949
Lindsey, 1946-1948
Opening statement
Helwer, 1943-1944
Questions
Helwer, 1944-1946
Lamoureux, 1944-1945
Lindsey, 1944-1946
Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development
C/3 R
Helwer, 3392-3393
Lamoureux, 3393-3394
Lindsey, 3393
R/A
Filmon, 3405
Clerk of the Legislative Assembly
Appointment of and wage setting responsibility
Helwer, 1944-1945
Commissioner, appointment of
Helwer, 1945
Lindsey, 1945
Conflict-of-interest
Helwer, 1944
Consultations
Helwer, 1944
Lindsey, 1944
Dispute-resolution mechanisms
Helwer, 1944
Joint council vs. council of employers
Helwer, 1946
Lindsey, 1946
Political activities of employees
Helwer, 1945
Lamoureux, 1948
Post-employment restrictions
Helwer, 1944
Public sector layoffs, due process
Helwer, 1945-1946
Lindsey, 1945
Running for political office
Helwer, 1946
Lindsey, 1946
Seniority in hiring/firing
Lindsey, 1947-1948
Anti-racism initiatives
Reyes, 1551
Assistance with pandemic response
Lamont, 1080
Pallister, 1080
Respectful workplaces
Martin, 1549
Moses, 1549
Nesbitt, 1553-1554
Economic recession
Kinew, 52
Reduction during pandemic
Helwer, 4039
Lindsey, 4039
Public Services Sustainability Act
Court challenge
Asagwara, 1852
Ruling on public sector wages
Fielding, 2448-2449
Kinew, 2448-2449
Wage freeze
Fontaine, 1941
Costs for EIA recipients during pandemic
Adams, 1258
Smith, B., 1258
Hydrogen fuel cell buses
Altomare, 2290
Service reduction
Moses, 1144
Zero emission vehicles
Altomare, 117
Public Utilities Board. See Manitoba Hydro
Public Utilities Ratepayer Protection and Regulatory Reform Act (Various Acts Amended) (Bill 35)
1 R
Fielding, 146
Request to withdraw Bill
Fielding, 2494
Pallister, 1916-1918, 2491, 2494-2495
Sala, 2494
Homeless population
Naylor, 441
Retired health professionals, registration requirement
Goertzen, 2095
COVID-19 testing
Asagwara, 3098
Stefanson, 3098
Government intention for
Fielding, 3769
Wasyliw, 3769