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Fair Trade in Canada (Internal Trade Mutual Recognition) Act and Amendments to The Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act (Buy Manitoba, Buy Canadian Day) (Bill 47)

1 R

Moses, 2311

2 R

Debate

Bereza, 2394-2396

Byram, 2448-2453

Ewasko, 2453-2457, 2478

Goertzen, 2478-2484

Guenter, 2444-2448

Hiebert, 2551-2556

Lagassé, 2556-2559, 2579

Narth, 2396-2399

Nesbitt, 2547-2551

Perchotte, 2399-2401, 2442-2444

Piwniuk, 2391-2394

Schuler, 2484-2487, 2541-2542

Stone, 2387-2391

Wasyliw, 2542-2547

Opening statement

Moses, 2382-2384

Questions

Bereza, 2386

Moses, 2384-2387

Piwniuk, 2386

Stone, 2384-2387

C/3 R

Khan, 2592-2597

Moses, 2583

Narth, 2589-2592

Stone, 2583-2589

R/A

Neville, 2647

Committee of the Whole, 2580-2583

Families Department

Supplement to Estimates of Expenditure 2025-2026

Fontaine, 1634

Family Doctor Day

Asagwara, 2188-2189

Cook, 2189-2190

Lamoureux, 2190

Family services

Gratton, Myah

Status of family services report

Byram, 1645

Fontaine, 1645

Fernanda, Hodgson

Members' statements

Asagwara, 1988-1989

Festival du Voyageur

Members' statements

Loiselle, 556-557

Fête du Manitoba

Members' statements

Loiselle, 1910

Filipino community. See Members' statements

Mabuhay District

Dela Cruz, 1850

Filipino Music and Arts Association of Canada

Members' statements

Sandhu, 318

Filipino-Canadian Association Neepawa

Members' statements

Byram, 2368

Finance Department

Estimates

Debate, 1789-1805, 1936-1949, 2065-2078, 2219-2227, 2342-2353

Opening statements

Sala, 1789-1790

Stone, 1790-1791

Speakers

Bereza, 2223

Narth, 1936-1949, 2066-2069

Sala, 1791-1804, 1936-1949, 2065-2078, 2219-2227, 2342-2353

Stone, 1791-1804, 2065-2066, 2070-2078, 2219-2222, 2224-2227, 2342-2353

Supplement to Estimates of Expenditure 2025-2026

Sala, 1634

Therapy services contract

Asagwara, 1499-1500

Nesbitt, 1499-1500

Sala, 1499

Findley, Glen

Members' statements

Nesbitt, 2425

First Nations

Licence for forestry-based business--eastern Lake Winnipeg

Bushie, 1643

Narth, 1643

Mining/mineral royalty sharing

Kinew, 1997-1998

Lamoureux, 2120

Moses, 2120

Nesbitt, 1997

Fletcher, David Edward

Members' statements

Goertzen, 154

Flood protection

Interlake channel project

Narth, 20-21

Naylor, 20-21

Follow-up of Previously Issued Recommendations

Auditor General's Report, February 2025

Lindsey, 931

Fontaine, Hon. Nahanni (St. Johns) NDP

Addiction treatment services

Budget 2025, 833-834

Affordable housing

Property tax rebate, 2322

Anne Oake Family Recovery Centre

Funding announcement, 1303

Brandon Manitoba

Vulnerable population, drop-in services, 1542-1543

Budget 2025

Addiction treatment services, 833-834

Safe consumption site, 833-834

Child and Family Services

Child welfare system

Transparency concerns, 1199-1200

Department of Families review

Report recommendations (Death of Myah Gratton), 1701

Child and Family Services agencies

Metis, Michif agencies, MGEU layoffs, 494-495

Children in CFS care

Emergency placements, 1145

Family reunifications, 1145

Hotel placements, 2119, 2323

Clare's Law

Proclamation timeline, 158-159

Community service organizations

Funding concerns, 323-324

Criminal Trespassers Act and Amendments to The Occupiers' Liability Act (Bill 222)

2 R

Debate, 2095-2096

Department of Families

Workplace adviser report, 346-347

Workplace review report, 395

Employment and income assistance (EIA)

Affordable housing for recipients, 751-752

Ethics Report Motion

That the Legislative Assembly accept the Report of the Ethics Commissioner dated February 19, 2025 regarding the Premier and approve the recommendation contained therein

Speakers, 570-572

That the Legislative Assembly accept the Report of the Ethics Commissioner dated November 5, 2024 regarding the Honourable Member for Riding Mountain

Speakers, 211-212

Families Department

Supplement to Estimates of Expenditure 2025-2026, 1634

Family services

Gratton, Myah

Status of family services report, 1645

Foster parents

Standardized training

Auditor general recommendations, 1144

Town hall comments

Minister's response to language used, 1597-1598

Government Motion

Special committee on local journalism, 215-217

Government Resolution

Manitoba is stronger standing together against Donald Trump's tariff tax and threats, 440-449

Reappointment of the Manitoba Ombudsman, 498

Human Trafficking Awareness Day, 643-644

Indigenous women

In the fashion industry, 555

Initiatives for Just Communities' El' dad Ranch, 1290

International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, 2109-2110

International Day of Persons with Disabilities, 315-316

International Day of Pink, 1133-1134

International Women's Day, 485-486

Intimate partner violence

Proclamation timeline for Clare's Law, 158-159

Proclamation timeline for legislation, 127

Journalism

Committee on local journalism, 236

Manitoba Access Awareness Week, 2366-2367

Manitoba Government and General Employees Union (MGEU)

Metis, Michif child and family services agencies, layoffs, 494-495

Matriarch Circle Act and Amendments to The Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act (Ribbon Skirt Day) (Bill 44)

1 R, 741

2 R

Opening statement, 1212-1216

Questions, 1216-1219

C/3 R, 2598-2599

Matter of contempt

Raised by the Member for Fort Gary alleging that the Premier had failed to provide a response to a matter taken under advisement within the deadline prescribed, 256-257

Matter of privilege

Raised by the Member for Fort Whyte alleging that Opposition Members were deliberately disparaging him by quoting him out of context, 438-439

Raised by the Member for Riding Mountain alleging that the attempt by Ministers and the Honourable Speaker to impose conditions on his questions during OQ on April 23, 2023 infringed on his rights as a member and requests an apology, 1528-1529

Raised by the Member for Springfield-Richot alleging that member's have been denied office space in the building since September, 2024 and that property was removed from his office space, 9

Matter of urgent public importance

The need to protect Manitoba businesses and consumers from the economic impact of American tariffs and to develop a long-term interprovincial trade strategy, 436-437, 439

Members' statements

Increased incidents of intolerance and bigotry, 90-91

Indigenous women in fashion, 555

Métis, Michif child and family services agencies

Funding concerns, 524-525

Gap in services due to strike

Support for non-profit service providers, 900-901

Impact of possible trike action, 564-565

MGEU layoffs

General comments, 494-495

Impact on programs and children in care, 652-653

Impact on youth in care, 560-561, 593-594

Wage parity with civil servants, 902, 980-981

Minister of Innovation and New Technology

Sale of TELUS shares, timeline for, 2431

Ministerial statements

Human Trafficking Awareness Day, 643-644

Initiatives for Just Communities' El' dad Ranch, 1290

International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, 2109-2110

International Day of Persons with Disabilities, 315-316

International Day of Pink, 1133-1134

International Women's Day, 485-486

Manitoba Access Awareness Week, 2366-2367

National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, 387-388

Pride month, 2523-2524

Red Dress Day, 1634-1635

Two-Spirit and Transgender Day of Visibility, 972-973

Missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls (MMIWG)

Apology request for PC election campaign, 327

Motions of Condolence

Nello Altomare, 601

National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, 387-388

Oral Questions

Anne Oake Family Recovery Centre

Funding announcement, 1303

Child welfare system

Transparency concerns, 1199-1200

Children in CFS care

Inquiry into hotel placement, 2119, 2323

Number of emergency placements, 1145

Number of family reunifications, 1145

Committee on local journalism

Government announcement, 236

Community service organizations

Funding concerns, 323-324

Death of Myah Gratton

Status of Family Services report, 1645

Department of Families

Workplace adviser report, 346-347

Workplace review report, 395

Department of Families review

Death of Myah Gratton-report recommendations, 1701

Employment and income assistance rates

Affordable housing for recipients, 751-752

Fair Trade in Canada Act

Timeline for passage, 2433-2434

Foster parent's comment at town hall

Minister's response to language used, 1597-1598

Gap in services due to CFS agencies strike

Support for non-profit services providers, 900-901

Intimate partner violence legislation

Proclamation timeline for Clare's Law, 158-159

Layoffs at Métis CFS

Impact on youth in care, 560-561, 593-594

Levels of intimate partner violence

Proclamation timeline for legislation, 127

Métis and Michif CFS agencies-strike action

Wage parity with civil servants, 902

Métis CFS agencies strike action

Wage parity with civil servants, 980-981

Métis CFS agency layoffs

Impact on programs and children in care, 652-653

Métis Child and Family Services

Funding concerns, 524-525

Metis, Michif CFS agencies

Inquiry into MGEU layoffs, 494-495

Métis, Michif CFS agencies

Impact of possible trike action, 564-565

Minister of Innovation and New Technology

Timeline for sale of TELUS shares, 2431

Missing and murdered Indigenous women

Apology request for PC election campaign, 327

OTTER Home addiction treatment

Request for provincial funding, 1496

Property taxes for affordable housing

Request to reinstate rebate, 2322

Safe consumption site and addiction treatment

Funding concerns in Budget 2025, 833-834

Standardized training for foster parents

Status of auditor general recommendations, 1144

Vulnerable populations in Brandon

Drop-in support services, 1542-1543

Overcoming Trauma Through Everlasting Relationships (OTTER Home)

Provincial funding request, 1496

PC election campaign

Apology request regarding missing and murdered Indigenous women, 327

Points of Order

By Fontaine regarding comments and questions that invoke members' families and that this violates reasonable expectations of respect and decorum, 2123

P/O by Fontaine regarding comments and questions that invoke members' families and that this violates reasonable expectations of respect and decorum, 2123

P/O by Johnson requesting an apology from the Premier for comments about a Member of the Official Opposition "frothing at the mouth," 2001

Pride Month Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 234)

2 R

Debate, 2408-2409

Property taxes

Affordable housing rebate, 2322

Public Schools Amendment Act (Nutrition Equality for Lasting Learning Outcomes) (Bill 17)

2 R

Debate, 1131-1132

Red Dress Day, 1634-1635

Resolutions

Protecting women's health in Manitoba