House Index - 2nd Session - 43rd Legislature
# A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Jackson, Grant (Spruce Woods) PC
Bray, Jeremy
Members' statements, 421
Budget 2025
Child care, 831-832
Debate, 849-852
Business Recognition Awards
Members' statements, 118
Buy Canadian Act (Government Purchases Act Amended) (Bill 42)
2 R
Debate, 799-803
Child care
Budget 2025, 831-832
Constituent case concern
Constituent with spinal muscular atrophy
Health Minister's letter to Canada Drug Agency, 497-498
East St. Paul
Education property tax
Impact of increase, 773-774
Education property tax
Increase concerns, 649-650, 748-749
Increase, impact on homeowners--East St. Paul, 773-774
Education system
Student learning outcomes
Reduction concerns, 565
Ethics Report Motion
That the Legislative Assembly accept the Report of the Ethics Commissioner dated November 5, 2024 regarding the Honourable Member for Riding Mountain
Speakers, 213-214
Hanover School Division
Education assistant layoffs, 230-232
Indigenous Veterans Day Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 210)
2 R
Debate, 302-303
Questions, 296-297
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, 257
Members' statements
Bray, Jeremy, 421
Business Recognition Awards, 118
Investment concerns for Westman region in budget 2025, 828
Motions of Condolence
Nello Altomare, 601-602
Oral Questions
Changes to education requirements for teachers
Concern for student outcomes, 59-60, 96-97
Child care
Budget 2025, 831-832
Constituent with spinal muscular atrophy
Health Minister's letter to Canada Drug Agency, 497-498
Education property tax increase
Impact on East St. Paul homeowners, 773-774
Education property taxes
Increase concerns, 748-749
Education requirements for teachers
Request to reverse policy changes, 123-124, 159-160, 396
Hanover School Division
Education assistant layoffs, 230-232
River East Transcona School Division
School property taxes, increase concerns, 594-595
Rural crime rate in western Manitoba, 270
School property taxes
Increase concerns, 649-650
Student learning outcomes
Reduction concerns, 565
Throne Speech--western Manitoba
Government support concerns, 328
Petitions
New Neepawa Health Centre, 660
Provincial Trunk Highway 2, 167-168
Provincial Trunk Highway 34, 72-73, 109, 704, 781-782, 841
Teaching certification, 29-30, 128-129, 203, 271-272, 336, 359-360, 409, 569
Resolutions
Calling on the provincial government to reverse recent amendments to the teaching certificates and qualifications regulation
Opening statement, 375-377
Questions, 377-379
River East Transcona School Division
School property taxes, increase concerns, 594-595
Rural Manitoba
Crime rate--western Manitoba, 270
Teachers/teaching
Education requirements
Concern for student outcomes, 96-97
Request to reverse policy changes, 123-124, 159-160, 396
Regulatory changes to standards
Concern for student outcomes, 59-60
Throne Speech
Debate, 130-133
Members' statements
Compton, 1592
Quarterly progress reports
Lamoureux, 1702
Moses, 1702
Johnson, Derek (Interlake-Gimli) PC
Arnason, Tim
Members' statements, 53-54
Criminal Trespassers Act and Amendments to The Occupiers' Liability Act (Bill 222)
1 R, 929-930
2 R
Opening statement, 1172-1174
Questions, 1174-1176
Dueck, Sid
Members' statements, 1428
Emergency medical services
911 reliability concerns--rural Manitoba, 1764
Employment and Income Assistance (EIA)
Postal strike, impact on Interlake residents, 63
Government Motion
Special committee on local journalism, 219-221
Heritage projects
Funding, 98-99
Interlake Manitoba
Manitoba Housing vacancy rate, 1435
Manitoba Housing
Vacancy rate (for seniors)--Interlake, 1435
Manitoba Hydro Amendment Act (Net-Metering Agreements) (Bill 202)
1 R, 49
2 R
Opening statement, 451-453
Questions, 453-455
Matriarch Circle Act and Amendments to The Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act (Ribbon Skirt Day) (Bill 44)
2 R
Debate, 1223-1224
Matter of privilege
Raised by the Member for Interlake-Gimli regarding the content of the Minister of Families Members' statement. Stating that it related to her Ministerial duties and that her comments should be redacted from Hansard, 109
Matter of urgent public importance
Impact of 25% tariffs on Canadian products that the US President-Elect plans to impose as of January 20, 2025, 273-275
Members' statements
Arnason, Tim, 53-54
Dueck, Sid, 1428
Nykoliation, Dennis, 1591-1592
Recognizing Michif language teachers, 974-975
Michif language teachers
Members' statements, 974-975
Nykoliation, Dennis
Members' statements, 1591-1592
Oral Questions
911 emergency medical services
Reliability concerns for rural Manitoba, 1764
EIA recipients in the Interlake
Impact of postal strike, 63
Independent heritage projects
Government funding inquiry, 98-99
Manitoba Housing for seniors
Vacancy rate for the Interlake, 1435
Provincial Road 227
Future of paving upgrade, 194-195
Petitions
Breast screening, 170-171
Carbon tax and rising food prices, 874-875
Child welfare system-call for inquiry, 1203
Complete new personal-care home in Arborg, 986-987
Death of Jordyn Reimer-judicial review request, 909
Funding for outlet channels project, 946
Louise Bridge, 360-361
Medical assistance in dying, 1113-1114
MRI machine for Portage regional health facility, 1506-1507, 1609, 1654-1655
Provincial Road 210, 1150
Provincial Trunk Highway 34, 1546
Teaching certification, 30, 101, 205-206, 243-244, 408-409
Points of Order
P/O by Pankratz regarding remarks by the Leader of the Opposition that allegedly questioned the impartiality of the Chair, 384
Provincial Road 227
Paving upgrade, 194-195
Rural health care
911 services, reliability concerns, 1764
Senior citizens
Manitoba Housing vacancy rate--Interlake, 1435
Funding
Ewasko, 559-560
Kinew, 559-560
Ministerial statements
Khan, 1846
Ministerial statements (Cree spoken)
Kinew, 1845-1846
Committee on local journalism
Fontaine, 236
Loiselle, 235-236
Journée internationale de la Francophonie
Loiselle, 809
Simard, 805-806
Justice and Attorney General Department
Estimates
Debate, 1738-1753, 1805-1820, 1889-1902
Opening statements
Balcaen, 1740
Wiebe, 1738-1740
Speakers
Balcaen, 1740-1752, 1809-1818, 1889-1900
Byram, 1818-1820
Lamoureux, 1805-1808
Wiebe, 1741-1753, 1805-1820, 1889-1902
Supplement to Estimates of Expenditure 2025-2026
Wiebe, 1634
Community safety concerns
Asagwara, 119-120
Ewasko, 119-120
Government management of
Balcaen, 350-351
Wiebe, 351
Repeat offenders
Balcaen, 399-400
Wiebe, 399-400
Request for reforms
Bereza, 521
King, 522
AMM recommendations
Balcaen, 164
Kinew, 164-165
Wiebe, 164
Justice, Standing Committee on
First Report
Pankratz, 930-931
Second Report
Oxenham, 1626-1632