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
Labour and Immigration Department
Supplement to Estimates of Expenditure 2025-2026
Marcelino, 1634
Members' statements
Ewasko, 1849-1850
Winter activities
Ewasko, 743-744
Members' statements
King, 1228-1229
Lagassé, Bob (Dawson Trail) PC
Budget 2025
Debate, 960-963
Buy Canadian Act (Government Purchases Act Amended) (Bill 42)
2 R
Debate, 797-799
Journée internationale de la Francophonie, 806, 807-808
Matriarch Circle Act and Amendments to The Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act (Ribbon Skirt Day) (Bill 44)
2 R
Questions, 1216-1218
Members' statements
Decorum in the House, 1192
Journée internationale de la Francophonie, 807-808
Southeast Mens Group, 684
Taché Community Complex, 317-318
Wery, Brent, 190
Ministerial statements
Bison's women's volleyball champions, 682
Journée internationale de la Francophonie, 806-807
Oral Questions
New high school for Ste. Anne
Construction inquiry, 237
Petitions
Breast screening, 105-106, 168-169, 241, 361-362, 410
Provincial Trunk Highways 12 and 210, 758, 782-783, 1207-1208
Vocational school in Ste. Anne, 700, 875-876, 910, 1152
Protecting Youth in Sports Act (Bill 21)
2 R
Debate, 1389
Questions, 1388-1389
Public Schools Amendment Act (Universal Screening for Learning Disabilities) (Bill 225)
2 R
Questions, 1267-1268
Resolutions
Calling on the provincial government to implement a volunteer tax credit
Debate, 468-469
Questions, 464-465
Net-new health-care workers
Debate, 1687-1689
School construction
Need for--Ste. Anne, 237
Southeast Mens Group
Members' statements, 684
Ste. Anne, Manitoba
New high school, need for, 237
Taché Community Complex
Members' statements, 317-318
Throne Speech
University of Manitoba
Women's volleyball champions, 682
Wery Brent
Members' statements, 190
Lake Manitoba-Lake St. Martin channel project. See also Petitions
Environmental assessment, request to table
Narth, 833
Naylor, 833
First Nations consultations, environmental impact
Lamoureux, 1500-1501
Naylor, 1500-1501
Project costs, increase in
Narth, 983
Naylor, 983-984
Stakeholder working group, establishment of
Nesbitt, 19-20
Schmidt, 19-20
Tariffs - United States
Industrial manufactures
King, 812-813
Moses, 812-813
Lamoureux, Cindy (Tyndall Park) Lib.
Allied health services
Post-secondary training spaces, 984
Allied health-care professionals
Possible strike action-impact on patients, 496-497
Budget 2025
Debate, 948-952
Shingles vaccine, 942
Children in CFS care
Emergency placements, 1145
Family reunifications, 1144-1145
Community support workers
Turnover rate and low wages, 1434
Crime/criminals
Increased rates, 655
Dementia prevention study
Shingles vaccine, 1049
Disabilities - learning
Universal screening for, 935
Earth Day, 1490
Education Week
Ministerial statements, 1345
Emergency room services
Patient death, call for independent investigation, 597
Request to restore--Seven Oaks Hospital, 815-816
Wait time reduction plan, 597
Wait times and bed shortage, 596-597
Employment and income assistance (EIA)
Affordable housing for recipients, 751-752
Foster parents
Standardized training
Auditor general recommendations, 1144
Health-care system
Audit findings, timeline to address issues, 1021
Management concerns, 525-526
Health, Seniors and Long-Term Care Department
Estimates
Speakers, 1784-1788
Home care
Centralization of scheduling--WRHA
Delays and cancellations, 1302-1303
Worker burnout concerns, 1302
Homeless/homelessness
Culturally appropriate services (Indigenous people), 1434
Impaired driving
Increased penalties when minors present, 942
Indigenous people
Homelessness prevention
Culturally appropriate services, 1434
International Day of Pink, 1134-1135
International students
Health coverage, reinstatement request, 867-868, 1543-1544
Systemic challenges, 1543
Internationally trained professionals
Credential recognition barriers, 1702
Job creation
Quarterly progress reports, 1702
Justice and Attorney General Department
Estimates
Speakers, 1805-1808
Lake Manitoba-Lake St. Martin channel project
First Nations consultations, environmental impact, 1500-1501
Learning disabilities
Universal screening
Resources for specialists and schools, 1646
Standing committee for Bill 225, 1645
Literacy
Marginalized communities, systemic barriers, 1646
Literacy rate
Mandatory screening for K-12, 692
Reading recovery strategy for K-12, 692-693
Reading supports, Budget 2025, 692
Manitoba Housing
Wait times, 1433-1434
Manitoba Hydro rates
Infrastructure upgrade costs, 1201-1202
Manufacturing industries
Job security and export markets, 429-430
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, 439-440
Members' statements
Filipino health-care aide association of Manitoba, 768
Member's appreciation for congratulations on sun Hudson's birth, 421
Universal screening for learning disabilities, 935
University of Winnipeg, 1535
Victory in Europe Day 80th anniversary, 1848
Winnipeg Sikaran Arnis Academy, 1758
Métis, Michif child and family services agencies
Impact of possible trike action, 564-565
Wage parity with civil servants, 902
Midwifery services
Staff shortages, 984
Migration
Retention of skilled workers, 1701-1702
Ministerial statements
Earth Day, 1490
Education Week, 1345
International Day of Pink, 1134-1135
Red Dress Day, 1636
Turban Day and Vaisakhi, 1226
Two-Spirit and Transgender Day of Visibility, 973-974
Yom HaShoah, 1589
Motions of Condolence
Nello Altomare, 607-608
Nurses/nursing
Private agency, usage inquiry, 1020
Violence and assault against
Workplace safety measures, 1764-1765
Opposition day motion
To call on the provincial government to take immediate and decisive action to create a bail condition enforcement branch within the Manitoba Sheriff's Department to protect and safeguard Manitobans from individuals that violate conditions of their release, 539
Oral Questions
Accountability for literacy outcomes
Systemic barriers for marginalized communities, 1646
Allied health-care professionals
Possible strike action-impact on patients, 496-497
Audit of Manitoba's health-care system
Findings of audit-timeline to address issues, 1021
Children in CFS care
Number of emergency placements, 1145
Number of family reunifications, 1144-1145
Community support workers
Turnover rate and low wages, 1434
Cuts to University of Winnipeg programs
Barriers to student graduation, 1543
Emergency room patient death
Call for independent investigation, 597
Emergency room wait times
ER and PCH bed shortage, 596-597
Employment and income assistance rates
Affordable housing for recipients, 751-752
ER wait time reduction plan
Request to release, 597
Government's job creation commitments
Request for quarterly progress reports, 1702
Health care for international students
Request to reinstate coverage, 867-868
Health-care system
Management concerns, 525-526
Staffing and funding, 1022
Homelessness prevention for Indigenous people
Culturally appropriate services, 1434
Impaired driving charges
Increased penalties when minors present, 942
Increased crime in the retail sector
Consultation with business community, 653
Increased crime rate in Manitoba
Request for plan to address, 655
International students
Request for public health coverage, 1543-1544
Systemic challenges, 1543
Internationally trained professionals
Credential recognition barriers, 1702
Lake Manitoba-Lake St. Martin channel project
First Nations consultations, environmental impact, 1500-1501
Literacy rate for K-to-12 schools
Mandatory screening inquiry, 692
Reading recovery strategy, 692-693
Reading supports in Budget 2025, 692
Manitoba Housing
Wait times, 1433-1434
Manitoba Hydro, infrastructure upgrade costs
Impact of rate freeze on Hydro rates, 1201-1202
Manitoba's manufacturing industries
Concern for job security and export markets, 429-430
Manitoba's research community
Consultation with local research community, 1356
Underfunding concerns, 1355
Métis and Michif CFS agencies-strike action
Wage parity with civil servants, 902
Métis, Michif CFS agencies
Impact of possible trike action, 564-565
New personal-care home beds
Needs-based location and staffing, 1600-1601
New school for Tyndall Park
Cancellation inquiry, 1237
Patient access to allied health services
Need for more post-secondary training spaces, 984
Personal-care homes
Location selection for new facilities, 1857
Request for province-wide plan, 1857
Staffing levels and quality of care, 1857
Prairie Mountain Health midwifery services
Shortage of services, 984
Private agency nurses
Government usage inquiry, 1020
Provincial out-migration
Retention of skilled workers, 1701-1702
Recruitment of American researchers
Investments needed for long-term retention, 1355
School upgrades and repairs
Request for funding increase, 1237
Seven Oaks General Hospital
Request to re-establish ER services, 815-816
Southern Health region
Staff recruitment and retention, 984
Standardized training for foster parents
Status of auditor general recommendations, 1144
Universal screening for learning disabilities
Resources for specialists and schools, 1646
Timeline for standing committee for Bill 225, 1645
University of Winnipeg
Funding challenges, 776-777
US trade dispute with Canada
Supports for jobs and businesses, 835-836
Vaccine for shingles
Absence in Budget 2025, 942
Cost to treat vs. prevention costs, 943
Dementia prevention study, 1049
Pharmacare coverage, 943
Violence and assault against Manitoba nurses
Workplace safety and addiction treatment services, 1764-1765
Waste water lagoon project in Armstrong
Environmental assessment and consultations, 1106-1107
Winnipeg Transit buses
Request for safety initiatives, 653
WRHA centralization of home-care scheduling
Home-care workers, burnout concerns, 1302
Impact of delays and cancellations on patient care, 1302-1303
Personal-care homes
Location selection for new facilities, 1857
Needs-based location and staffing, 1600-1601
Province-wide plan, 1857
Staffing levels and quality of care, 1857
Wait times and bed shortage, 596-597
Petitions
Little Mountain Park, 556, 1112-1113, 1547, 1649-1650
Schools in Tyndall Park, 1303-1304
Supports for Manitobans with learning disabilities, 760-761, 870, 1603-1604
Prairie Mountain Health
Midwifery services, staff shortage, 984
Provincial Court Amendment Act (Bill 2)
2 R
Debate, 677-678
C/3 R, 1513-1514
Public Schools Amendment Act (Universal Screening for Learning Disabilities) (Bill 225)
1 R, 929
2 R
Opening statement, 1265-1266
Questions, 1267-1269
Red Dress Day, 1636
Research
American researchers, recruitment
Investments needed for long-term retention, 1355
Consultation with local community, 1356
Underfunding concerns, 1355
Resolutions
Calling on the provincial government to recognize the valuable role that the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra plays is Manitoba communities
Opening statements, 1277-1278
Questions, 1279-1281
Retail sector
Crime increase, 653
Schools
Upgrades and repairs, funding increase, 1237
Seven Oaks General Hospital
ER services, request to re-establish, 815-816
Shingles vaccine
Budget 2025 funding, 942
Cost to treat vs. prevention costs, 943
Dementia prevention study, 1049
Pharmacare coverage, 943
Southern Health region
Staff recruitment and retention, 984
Tariffs - United States
Support for Canadian jobs and businesses, 835-836
Turban Day, 1226
Two-Spirit and Transgender Day of Visibility, 973-974
Tyndall Park
New school, cancellation inquiry, 1237
Ukraine invasion
Third anniversary, 420
University of Winnipeg
Cuts to programs, 1543
Funding challenges, 776-777
Members' statements, 1535
Vaisakhi, 1226
Victory in Europe Day
Eightieth anniversary, 1848
Waste water treatment projects
Lagoon in Armstrong
Environmental assessment and consultations, 1106-1107
Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA)
Centralization of home-care scheduling
Delays and cancellations, 1302-1303
Worker burnout concerns, 1302
Winnipeg Sikaran Arnis Academy
Members' statements, 1758
Winnipeg Transit
Bus safety initiatives, 653
Yom HaShoah, 1589
Dela Cruz, 1636-1637
Lathlin, Amanda (The Pas-Kameesak) NDP
Budget 2025
Debate, 958-960
Members' statements
Wilson, Peggy, 644
Wilson, Peggy
Members' statements, 644
Leader of the Official Opposition
New leader acknowledgements
Khan, 1640
Kinew, 1640
Universal screening
Resources for specialists and schools
Lamoureux, 1646
Schmidt, 1646
Standing committee for Bill 225
Lamoureux, 1645
Schmidt, 1645
Learning disabilities, persons with. See Petitions
Legislative Affairs, Standing Committee on
First Report
Compton, 315
Second Report
Oxenham, 414
Third Report
Oxenham, 414-415
Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
Holiday open house
Cross, 389
Crime, health care and the economy
Ewasko, 1595
Kinew, 1595
Expropriation notification to property owner
Ewasko, 1348-1349
Kinew, 1348-1349
Members' statements
Cross, 1347
Park announcement
Cross, 1238
Kinew, 1238
Members' statements
Cable, 227
Economic policies
Guenter, 421-422
Lindsey, Hon. Tom (Flin Flon) NDP
Corbett, Shannon
Introduction of new member, 1039
Corbett, Shannon (Transcona) NDP
Introduction of new member, 1039
Ethics Commissioner Report
Inquiry into the compliance of the Premier with The Conflict of Interest (Members and Ministers) Act by the Member for Fort Garry, December 2, 2024, 418-419
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
Motion, 570
That the Legislative Assembly accept the Report of the Ethics Commissioner dated November 5, 2024 regarding the Honourable Member for Riding Mountain
Motion, 210
Follow-up of Previously Issued Recommendations
Auditor General's Report, February 2025, 931
Preparing Incarcerating Individuals for Transition from Custody
Auditor General's Independents Assurance Report, March 2025, 931
Speaker's Statement
Decorum in the Chamber, 387, 805
Ferris, Melanie (new Hansard director), 319
Lockhart, Rob (Deputy Sergeant-at-Arms), 258-259
Members engaging school groups in the public gallery, 1133
Practice for referencing guests in the gallery during debate, 1639
The Speaker apologizes to the member for Riding Mountain regarding events that occurred during OQ on April 23, 2025, 1529-1530
Stajkowski-Abbott, Finley (birth of), 682
Steel, Cam (Deputy Sergeant-at-Arms), 392
Transcona riding vacancy, 411
Yarish, Rick (Clerk of the Assembly of Manitoba)
Twenty-five years of service, 1427
Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Control Amendment Act (2) (Bill 9)
1 R
Wiebe, 412
2 R
Debate
King, 1261
Opening statement
Wiebe, 1258-1259
Questions
King, 1259-1260
Wiebe, 1259-1260
Referred to Standing Committee on Justice
Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Control Amendment Act (Bill 8)
1 R
Wiebe, 412
Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Control Amendment and Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries Corporation Amendment Act (Expanding Liquor Retail) (Bill 201)
1 R
Wharton, 49
Marginalized communities, systemic barriers
Lamoureux, 1646
Schmidt, 1646
Mandatory screening for K-12
Lamoureux, 692
Schmidt, 692
Reading recovery strategy for K-12
Lamoureux, 692-693
Schmidt, 693
Reading supports, Budget 2025
Lamoureux, 692
Schmidt, 692
Little Mountain Park. See Petitions
Hog barn size, expansion inquiry
Bereza, 1198
Kostyshyn, 1198-1199
Request for
Sala, 198-199
Wasyliw, 198-199
Crown timber dues--eastern Manitoba
Bushie, 1438
Narth, 1438
Crown timber dues
Alignment with neighbouring provinces
Bushie, 1642-1643
Narth, 1642
Loiselle, Robert (St. Boniface) NDP
Battle of Vimy Ridge
One-hundredth anniversary, 1136
Brandon, Manitoba
Announcement of new schools, 816
Budget 2025
Debate, 963-966
Budget Bill Public Accountability Act (Bill 224)
2 R
Debate, 623-625
Climate Action Month Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 218)
1 R, 1289
2 R
Opening statement, 1470-1472
Questions, 1472-1474
Crown Corporations, Standing Committee on
Fourth Report, 417
Education Week
Members' statements, 1293-1294
Elections
PC party campaign director (2023)
Inquiry into child-care contracts, 1601
Festival du Voyageur
Members' statements, 556-557
Free Trade and Mobility Within Canada Act (Bill 227)
2 R
Debate, 1410-1413
Government Motion
Special committee on local journalism, 217-219
Health System Governance and Accountability Amendment Act (Reporting When Timely Care Not Available) (Bill 226)
2 R
Questions, 1578-1580
Indigenous Veterans Day Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 210)
2 R
Questions, 296-297
Journalism
Committee on local journalism, 235-236
Journée internationale de la Francophonie, 809
Lorette, Manitoba
New community complex, 99-100
Members' statements
Education Week, 1293-1294
Festival du Voyageur, 556-557
Journée internationale de la Francophonie, 809
Théâtre Cercle Mollère 100th Anniversary, 1040-1041
Windsor Park Nordic Centre, 118
Oral Questions
2023 election, PC party campaign director
Inquiry into child-care contracts, 1601
Brandon, Manitoba
Announcement of new schools, 816
Committee on local journalism
Government announcement, 235-236
New community complex in Lorette
Construction Announcement, 99-100
US tariffs on Canadian goods
Manitoba government's response to, 430
Winnipeg Jets
Return of Whiteout street party, 1107
Petitions
Amending The Winnipeg Foundation Act, 1110
Public Schools Amendment Act (Universal Screening for Learning Disabilities) (Bill 225)
2 R
Debate, 1271-1274
Resolutions
Calling on the provincial government to implement a volunteer tax credit
Debate, 469-473
Rural health care
Battle of Vimy Ridge 100th anniversary, 1136
Social and Economic Development, Standing Committee on
Second Report, 1632-1633
Tariffs - United States
Manitoba government's response to, 430
Théâtre Cercle Mollère
Members' statements, 1040-1041
Throne Speech
Whiteout street party
Winnipeg Jets, 1107
Windsor Park Nordic Centre
Members' statements, 118
Winnipeg Foundation Amendment Act (Bill 300)
1 R, 1225
2 R
Opening statement, 1465-1467
Questions, 1467-1469
Winnipeg Jets
Return of Whiteout street party, 1107
New community complex
Kennedy, 100
Loiselle, 99-100
Louise Bridge. See Petitions
Members' statements
Ewasko, 487