Hansard: Index

House Index - 2nd Session - 43rd Legislature

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Pankratz, David (Waverley) NDP

Budget 2025

Debate, 952-955

Earlier Screening for Breast Cancer Act (Bill 203)

2 R

Questions, 458-460

Government Resolution

Manitoba is stronger standing together against Donald Trump's tariff tax and threats, 582-583

Health System Governance and Accountability Amendment Act (Reporting When Timely Care Not Available) (Bill 226)

2 R

Debate, 1584-1586

Health-care system

New workers, number of, 1501

Hip and knee replacements

Surgical capacity expansion--Selkirk, 196-197

Indigenous Veterans Day Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 210)

1 R, 115

2 R

Opening statement, 293-295

Questions, 295-297

Justice, Standing Committee on

First Report, 930-931

Manitoba Hydro Amendment Act (Net-Metering Agreements) (Bill 202)

2 R

Debate, 455-456

Manitoba Small Business Month Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 208)

2 R

Questions, 546-547

Medical Navigator

Online appointment booking, launch of, 1704

Members' statements

CFB Winnipeg 100th anniversary, 857-858

New schools for Waverley, 1041-1042

Recognizing Waverley business, 155

Underwood, Corporal Kiernan, 682-683

Victory in Europe Day 80th anniversary, 1847-1848

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, 533-534

Oral Questions

Health-care recruitment

Number of new workers, 1501

Medical navigator system

Online appointment booking, 1704

Selkirk Regional Health Centre

Expansion of hip and knee surgical capacity, 196-197

US tariffs on Canadian goods

Government response, 868

Support for Manitoba businesses, 818

Winnipeg Police Service annual report

Crime statistics for Manitoba, 1766

Points of Order

P/O by Pankratz regarding remarks by the Leader of the Opposition that allegedly questioned the impartiality of the Chair, 384

Resolutions

Calling on the provincial government to recognize the valuable role that the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra plays is Manitoba communities

Debate, 1284-1285

Encouraging Manitobans to support local

Questions, 729-731

Net-new health-care workers

Opening statement, 1680-1983

Questions, 1683-1685

O Canada

Debate, 1181-1183

Provincial government job-destroying payroll taxes

Debate, 635-637

Recognizing Providence University College and Theological Seminary's 100th (Centennial) Anniversary

Debate, 1421-1423

Selkirk Regional Health Centre

Expansion of hip and knee surgical capacity, 196-197

Specialist Wait Time Reporting Act (Bill 215)

2 R

Debate, 370-372

Questions, 368

Tariffs - United States

Government response, 868

Manitoba business, support for, 818

Throne Speech

Debate, 81-83

Victory in Europe Day

Eightieth anniversary, 1847-1848

Waverley constituency

New schools, 1041-1042

Waverley, Manitoba

Recognizing business community, 155

Wildlife Amendment Act (Bill 221)

2 R

Debate, 1170-1171

Winnipeg Police Service

Annual crime statistics, 1766

Paramedics/paramedicine

Rural shortage

Nesbitt, 589

Parent advisory councils

River Heights

Moroz, 118-119

Park Community Centre

Child-care spaces

Cross, 1436

Schmidt, 1436

Parks - provincial

RCMP investigation in northern Manitoba

Break and enter and caribou hunting

Bushie, 1600

Wowchuk, 1599-1600

Paton, Bruce

Members' statements

Cable, 153-154

Payroll tax

Request to eliminate

Ewasko, 648

Kinew, 648-649

PC election campaign

Apology request regarding missing and murdered Indigenous women

Cross, 326-327

Fontaine, 327

Pembina Trails School Division

Cyberattack, minister's knowledge

Guenter, 1238

Moroz, 1238

Perchotte, Richard (Selkirk) PC

Anderson, Alfred "Bucky"

Members' statements, 1638

Asian Heritage Month, 1693

Brandon University

Student safety on campus, security measures, 268

Budget 2025

Debate, 1057-1059

Christie, Elder Ruth

Members' statements, 1097

Collins, Dylan

Members' statements, 1040

Dakota language spoken

Indigenous Languages Day, 1011-1012

Gerdau Manitoba Steel Mill

Members' statements, 742-743

Government Motion

Special committee on local journalism, 282-287

Green Team Program

Funding inquiry, 1353-1354

Highway 8 and 67

Intersection safety upgrades, timeline for, 1859

Holodomor Memorial Day, 88

Hudson Bay archives

Auditor General recommendations, 1644

Indigenous Languages Day, 1011-1012

Ministerial statements, 1011-1012

Indigenous Veterans Day Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 210)

2 R

Debate, 297-298

Questions, 295

International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, 826

Manitoba Small Business Month Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 208)

2 R

Debate, 548-549

Questions, 545

Members' statements

Anderson, Alfred "Bucky," 1638

Christie, Elder Ruth, 1097

Collins, Dylan, 1040

Gerdau Manitoba Steel Mill, 742-743

Human, Constable Paul, 91

Providence University College and Theological Seminary, 825

Selkirk Lift Bridge replacement, 1757

Ministerial statements

Asian Heritage Month, 1693

Holodomor Memorial Day, 88

Indigenous Languages Day, 1011-1012

International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, 826

Turner, Maya, 258

Two-Spirit and Transgender Day of Visibility, 973

Yom HaShoah, 1588-1589

Oral Questions

Brandon University campus

Security measures for student safety, 268

Crime on university campus

Student safety concerns, 121-122

Green Team Program

Funding inquiry, 1353-1354

Hudson Bay archives

Auditor General recommendations, 1644

Intersection of highway 8 and 67

Timeline for safety upgrades, 1859

New software to track surgical wait times

Compatibility with existing medical records, 818-819

Post-secondary education

Emergency alert system review, 22

Student safety on campus, 22

Post-secondary institutions

Equitable funding concerns, 775-776

Student safety on campus

Request for government support, 160-161

University of Winnipeg

Funding challenges, 1044-1045

US tariffs on film industry

Job loss concerns, 1766-1767

US tariffs on steel industry

Concern for jobs in Selkirk, 427-428

Concern for Manitoba industries, 592-593

Request for government support, 752

Petitions

Breast screening, 33, 106-107, 206-207, 363, 701-702

Carbon tax and rising food prices, 784, 1115

FortWhyte Alive, 69-70

Green Valley School expansion, 1210

Medical assistance in dying, 843

New Neepawa Health Centre, 661

Opposition to releasing repeat offenders, 877, 912

Teaching certification, 172, 245, 404, 755, 1154, 1552-1553, 1610-1611

Post-secondary education

Emergency alert system review, 22

Student safety on campus, 22, 121-122, 160-161

Post-secondary institutions

Equitable funding concerns, 775-776

Providence University College and Theological Seminary

Members' statements, 825

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

2 R

Questions, 1120-1122

Resolutions

Calling on the provincial government to implement a volunteer tax credit

Opening statement, 462-464

Questions, 464-466

Calling on the provincial government to recognize the valuable role that the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra plays is Manitoba communities

Debate, 1283-1284

Questions, 1279-1281

Calling on the provincial government to reverse recent amendments to the teaching certificates and qualifications regulation

Questions, 379

Encouraging Manitobans to support local

Debate, 732-733

Questions, 729, 731

Homelessness

Questions, 1087

Provincial government job-destroying payroll taxes

Questions, 634

Seklirk Lift Bridge

Members' statements, 1757

Selkirk constituency

US tariffs on steel industry

Concern for jobs, 427-428

Industry, impact on, 592-593

Jobs, impact on, 427-428

Steel industry

US tariffs, impact on industry--Selkirk, 592-593

US tariffs, impact on jobs--Selkirk, 427-428

Surgery wait times

New software to track,

Compatibility with existing medical records, 818-819

Tariffs - United States

Film industry, job losses, 1766-1767

Steel industry, 752

Steel industry, impact on jobs--Selkirk, 427-428, 592-593

Throne Speech

Debate, 141-143

Two-Spirit and Transgender Day of Visibility, 973

Ukraine invasion

Third anniversary, 419-420

University of Winnipeg

Funding challenges, 1044-1045

Vital Statistics Amendment Act (Bill 26)

2 R

Debate, 1379

Questions, 1378

Yom HaShoah, 1588-1589

Personal-care homes. See also Petitions

Capital investments

Transcona and Radisson constituencies

Dela Cruz, 752

Sala, 752-753

Location selection for new facilities

Asagwara, 1857

Lamoureux, 1857

Needs-based location and staffing

Asagwara, 1600-1601

Lamoureux, 1600-1601

Province-wide plan

Asagwara, 1857

Lamoureux, 1857

Staff vacancy concerns--Emerson

Asagwara, 814-815

Guenter, 814-815

Staffing levels and quality of care

Asagwara, 1857

Lamoureux, 1857

Wait times and bed shortage

Asagwara, 597

Lamoureux, 596-597

Petitions

Amending The Winnipeg Foundation Act

Loiselle, 1110

Breast screening

Balcaen, 26, 237-238, 273, 338-339, 753-754

Bereza, 66

Cook, 27, 754

Guenter, 407-408

Hiebert, 104-105, 202, 240-241

Johnson, 170-171

King, 66-67, 105, 168

Lagassé, 105-106, 168-169, 241, 361-362, 410

Nesbitt, 1153

Perchotte, 33, 106-107, 206-207, 363, 701-702

Piwniuk, 33-34, 73, 108-109, 169-170, 204-205, 242, 403, 1154-1155

Stone, 71, 1203-1204, 1509-1510

Wharton, 68, 103, 172-173, 208-209, 703, 757, 785-786

Wowchuk, 69, 703-704

Carbon tax and rising food prices

Balcaen, 65-66, 1547-1548

Johnson, 874-875

Khan, 355

Narth, 1508

Perchotte, 784, 1115

Piwniuk, 702

Stone, 698, 1110, 1657-1658

Wowchuk, 1116-1117

Child welfare system-call for inquiry

Balcaen, 694, 1503

Johnson, 1203

Piwniuk, 877

Complete new personal-care home in Arborg

Johnson, 986-987

Construct new personal-care home in Stonewall

King, 1550, 1611, 1655

Prechotte, 1656-1657

Death of Jordyn Reimer-judicial review request

Balcaen, 871, 905-906, 945-946, 1209, 1605-1606, 1650-1651, 1859-1860

Bereza, 1111

Byram, 906-907

Cook, 906

Ewasko, 904-905, 1860-1861

Goertzen, 907-908

Guenter, 908

Hiebert, 908-909

Johnson, 909

Khan, 1209-1210

King, 909-910

Narth, 911

Nesbitt, 911-912, 1606-1607

Piwniuk, 912-913

Schuler, 913

Stone, 914

Wowchuk, 914-915

FortWhyte Alive

Johnson, 67, 699-700

Perchotte, 69-70

Wharton, 30-31

Funding crime cost mitigation for small business

Guenter, 1112, 1150, 1549-1550, 1653

Nesbitt, 1211-1212

Funding for outlet channels project

Johnson, 946

Piwniuk, 1657

Green Valley School expansion

Narth, 31-32, 169, 204, 362-363, 568-569, 783, 1551, 1609-1610, 1655-1656

Perchotte, 1210

Little Mountain Park

Lamoureux, 556, 1112-1113, 1547, 1649-1650

Louise Bridge

Balcaen, 170, 405

Johnson, 360-361

Piwniuk, 1211

Medical assistance in dying

Cook, 64

Goertzen, 335

Guenter, 28, 67-68, 1608

Johnson, 1113-1114

Khan, 201, 238-239, 332

Perchotte, 843

Schuler, 34, 70-71, 173, 207-208, 245-246, 702-703

Stone, 756-757

Morden waste water project

Hiebert, 334-335, 407-408, 699, 761, 781, 840-841, 873-874, 1150-1151, 1206-1207, 1505-1506, 1550-1551, 1608-1609, 1654

MRI machine for Portage regional health facility

Bereza, 26-27, 102, 165-166, 200, 238, 333-334, 355-356, 405-406, 556-567, 694-695, 1051-1052, 1548, 1606

Byram, 71-72

Guenter, 698-699

Hiebert, 358-359, 1113

Johnson, 1506-1507, 1609, 1654-1655

Khan, 869-870

King, 695-696

Nesbitt, 339-340, 359, 754-755, 1656

Schuler, 755-756, 785, 1155-1156, 1612-1613

Stone, 1554

Wharton, 1613, 1658

Wowchuk, 1156-1157, 1208-1209, 1511, 1553-1554

New Neepawa Health Centre

Balcaen, 656-657

Bereza, 657, 758-759, 779, 838

Byram, 656, 759, 779-780, 838-839, 872, 1148-1149, 1205, 1548-1549, 1603

Cook, 657-658

Ewasko, 658, 759-760, 945

Hiebert, 658-659

Jackson, 660

King, 659-660

Nesbitt, 659, 842-843, 876

Perchotte, 661

Stone, 662-663

Wharton, 661-662

Wowchuk, 662

Opposition to releasing repeat offenders

Balcaen, 778-779, 1108, 1147

Bereza, 526-527, 871-872, 1148, 1204, 1504

Ewasko, 697, 868-869, 986, 1109, 1149, 1605

Goertzen, 1653

Khan, 1613-1614, 1650

King, 527, 782, 841-842, 875

Nesbitt, 1506

Perchotte, 877, 912

Piwniuk, 1611-1612

Schuler, 877-878, 1509

Wharton, 1116, 1156, 1510

Phoenix School

Cook, 101-102, 128, 205, 270-271, 339, 357, 406-407, 567-568, 696, 780, 839-840, 872-873, 947, 1109-1110, 1147-1148, 1205-1206, 1504-1505, 1549, 1607-1608, 1648-1649

Provincial Road 210

Johnson, 1150

Narth, 241-242, 338, 700-701, 842, 870-871, 1152-1153, 1208

Provincial Road 227

King, 761-762, 987-988, 1114-1115, 1151-1152, 1207, 1507-1508

Provincial Road 275

Narth, 129

Nesbitt, 32-33, 107, 171-172

Wowchuk, 34-35, 103-104, 173-174, 209, 242-243, 331-332, 362, 757-758

Provincial Road 352

Byram, 695, 1651-1652

Wowchuk, 1610, 1659

Provincial Trunk Highway 2

Jackson, 167-168

Provincial Trunk Highway 34

Byram, 27-28, 104, 166, 200-201, 239, 334, 356, 406, 567, 946-947, 1111-1112, 1510-1511

Jackson, 72-73, 109, 704, 781-782, 841

Johnson, 1546

Piwniuk, 1553

Provincial Trunk Highways 12 and 210

Lagassé, 758, 782-783, 1207-1208

Removal of federal carbon tax

Balcaen, 354-355

Bereza, 1651

Ewasko, 25-26, 65, 106, 165, 199-200, 356-357, 403-404, 568, 1239, 1503-1504, 1546, 1652

Guenter, 201-202, 239-240, 335-336, 357-358, 760, 1206

King, 409-410

Narth, 1115-1116

Nesbitt, 1117-1118

Stone, 208, 246, 337-338, 878, 1604-1605

Schools in Tyndall Park

Lamoureux, 1303-1304

Support for border communities

Guenter, 780-781, 840, 873, 1505

Nesbitt, 1552

Piwniuk, 784-785, 1117, 1508-1509

Supports for Manitobans with learning disabilities

Lamoureux, 760-761, 870, 1603-1604

Wasyliw, 333

Teaching certification

Ewasko, 243, 271, 331

Goertzen, 697-698, 879

Hiebert, 28-29, 72, 166-167

Jackson, 29-30, 128-129, 203, 271-272, 336, 359-360, 409, 569

Johnson, 30, 101, 205-206, 243-244, 408-409

King, 203-204, 272-273, 336-337, 361

Nesbitt, 68-69, 206, 244-245, 701, 783-784

Perchotte, 172, 245, 404, 755, 1154, 1552-1553, 1610-1611

Stone, 1153-1154

Vocational school in Ste. Anne

Lagassé, 700, 875-876, 910, 1152

Pharmacare

Manitoba signs agreement

Coverage for medication and supplies

Asagwara, 526

Dela Cruz, 526

Pharmacy Appreciation Month

Asagwara, 855-856

Cook, 856

Phoenix School. See also Petitions

Renovation project

Cook, 233-234

Smith, 234

Piwniuk, Doyle (Turtle Mountain) PC

Buy Canadian Act (Government Purchases Act Amended) (Bill 42)

C/3 R, 1562-1564

Government Motion

Special committee on local journalism, 221-223

Government Resolution

Manitoba is stronger standing together against Donald Trump's tariff tax and threats, 583-586

Interim Appropriation Act, 2025 (Bill 45)

C/3 R

Debate, 920-924

Manitoba Hydro Amendment Act (Net-Metering Agreements) (Bill 202)

2 R

Questions, 454

Manitoba Small Business Month Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 208)

2 R

Debate, 725-727, 1075-1076

Members' statements

Rural Manitoba health services, 1135-1136

Swanfleet Alliance, 555

Waskada grain elevator fire, 1758

Petitions

Breast screening, 33-34, 73, 108-109, 169-170, 204-205, 242, 403, 1154-1155

Carbon tax and rising food prices, 702

Child welfare system-call for inquiry, 877

Death of Jordyn Reimer-judicial review request, 912-913

Funding for outlet channels project, 1657

Louise Bridge, 1211

Opposition to releasing repeat offenders, 1611-1612

Provincial Trunk Highway 34, 1553

Support for border communities, 784-785, 1117, 1508-1509

Provincial Court Amendment Act (Bill 2)

C/3 R, 1523

Resolutions

Provincial government job-destroying payroll taxes

Debate, 637-640

Questions, 633, 635

Swanfleet Alliance

Members' statements, 555

Waskada grain elevator

Fire, 1758

Planet Pantry

Members' statements

Asagwara, 743

Planning Amendment Act (Bill 4)

1 R

Simard, 225

2 R

Debate

King, 1386-1387

Opening statement

Simard, 1383

Questions

King, 1383-1386

Simard, 1384-1386

Referred to Standing Committee on Legislative Affairs

Point Douglas

Safe consumption site, consultations

Hiebert, 687-688

Smith, 688

Supervised consumption site

Location concerns

Hiebert, 398

Smith, 398

Public consultations

Ewasko, 156-157

Hiebert, 347-348

Kinew, 156-157

Smith, 347-348

Points of Order

P/O by Pankratz regarding remarks by the Leader of the Opposition that allegedly questioned the impartiality of the Chair

Johnson, 384

Pankratz, 384

Speaker's ruling, 433

Taken under advisement, 384

Police Services Amendment Act (Obligation to Respond to Police Wrongdoings) (Bill 219)

1 R

Wasyliw, 1289

Police/policing

Cost for municipalities

Ewasko, 191-192

Kinew, 191-192

Pope Francis. See Francis, Pope

Portage Hospital Foundation

MRI services

Asagwara, 1439

Bereza, 1439

Portage la Prairie

MRI services

Bereza, 400

Kinew, 400

Portage regional health facility. See Petitions

Portuguese Veterans of Manitoba

Members' statements

Marcelino, 1849

Post-secondary education

Emergency alert system review

Naylor, 22-23

Perchotte, 22

Student safety on campus

Cable, 22, 121-122, 160-161

Perchotte, 22, 121-122, 160-161

Post-secondary institutions

Equitable funding concerns

Cable, 775-776

Perchotte, 775-776

Potato production industry

Investments, need for

Bereza, 426-427

Kostyshyn, 426-427

Plant closures and job losses

Bereza, 868

Kostyshyn, 868

US tariffs, impact of

Kostyshyn, 898-899

Stone, 898-899

Poverty. See Members' statements

Prairie Green landfill search

Progress update

Kinew, 269

Redhead, 269

Prairie Mountain Health

Midwifery services, staff shortage

Asagwara, 899-900, 984-985

Cook, 899-900

Lamoureux, 984

Premier of Manitoba

Communication with ministers

Ewasko, 345-346

Kinew, 345-346

Major infrastructure projects

Letter to the Prime Minister

Khan, 1850-1851

Kinew, 1851

Travel on charter flight

Conflict of interest inquiry

Asagwara, 904

Ewasko, 859-861, 904

Kinew, 859-861

Expense claim inquiry

Ewasko, 985

Kinew, 985

Independent inquiry request

Schmidt, 944

Wasyliw, 944

Premier's response

Ewasko, 976-977

Kinew, 977-978

Trip to British Columbia

Financial transparency request

Ewasko, 646-647

Kinew, 647

Trip to Washington

White House staff meeting

Ewasko, 590-591

Kinew, 590-591

Preparing Incarcerating Individuals for Transition from Custody

Auditor General's Independents Assurance Report, March 2025

Lindsey, 931

Principals. See Public Schools Amendment Act (Teaching Experience of Principals)

Procter, Paige

Members' statements

King, 190

Property Controls for Grocery Stores and Supermarkets Act (Various Acts Amended) (Bill 31)

1 R

Sandhu, 477

2 R

Debate

Bereza, 712-716

Guenter, 708-712

Narth, 712-716

Opening statement

Sandhu, 705

Questions

Bereza, 706-707

Guenter, 705-707

Hiebert, 705, 707

Narth, 706-707

Sandhu, 705-708

Referred to Standing Committee on Justice

C/3 R

Guenter, 1667-1668

Sandhu, 1666

Property taxes

Rates for 2025

Sala, 1853-1854

Stone, 1853-1854

Protecting Youth in Sports Act (Bill 21)

1 R

Kennedy, 480

2 R

Debate

Lagassé, 1389

Opening statement

Kennedy, 1388

Questions

Kennedy, 1388-1389

Lagassé, 1388-1389

Providence University College

University status request

Moroz, 1438

Narth, 1437-1438

Providence University College and Theological Seminary

Members' statements

Perchotte, 825

Provincial Court Amendment Act (Bill 2)

1 R

Wiebe, 87

2 R

Debate

Balcaen, 668-672

Byram, 678-679

Hiebert, 672-677

Lamoureux, 677-678

Opening statement

Wiebe, 663-665

Questions

Balcaen, 665-667

Byram, 665-667

Hiebert, 665-668

Wiebe, 665-668

Referred to Standing Committee on Justice

C/3 R

Balcaen, 1514-1517

Bereza, 1517-1519

Byram, 1519-1523

Lamoureux, 1513-1514

Piwniuk, 1523

Wiebe, 1512-1513

Provincial Court of Manitoba

Annual Report March 31, 2023

Wiebe, 1225

Provincial deficit

Balanced budget

Sala, 938-939, 1540

Stone, 938-939, 1540

Increase concerns

Khan, 1697

Kinew, 1697

Provincial finances. See also Members' statements

Balanced budget

Sala, 95-96

Stone, 95-96

Balanced budget inquiry

Sala, 122-123

Stone, 122-123

Debt management plan

Timeline for balanced budget

Sala, 348-349

Stone, 348-349

Recession concerns

Financial impact on businesses and Manitobans

Sala, 1103-1104

Stone, 1103-1104

Revenue and deficit projections

Asagwara, 837-838

Stone, 837

Provincial Nominee Program

Employees, work permit renewal--Winkler

Hiebert, 817

Marcelino, 817

Skilled labour shortage--rural Manitoba

Marcelino, 1143-1144

Narth, 1143-1144

Work permit extension

Brar, 1435

Marcelino, 1435

Provincial Road 210. See Petitions

Provincial Road 227

Paving upgrade

Johnson, 194-195

Naylor, 194-195

Provincial Road 275. See Petitions

Provincial Road 352. See Petitions

PTH 12. See Petitions

PTH 2. See Petitions

PTH 210. See Petitions

PTH 34. See Petitions

Public Accounts, Standing Committee on

First Report

Guenter, 418

Fourth Report

Maloway, 11-12

Second Report

Guenter, 484-485

Third Report

Maloway, 971-972

Public Health Amendment Act (Bill 33)

1 R

Asagwara, 483

2 R

Debate

Cook, 1336

Opening statement

Asagwara, 1334-1335

Questions

Asagwara, 1335-1336

Cook, 1335-1336

Referred to the Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development

Public Interest Expression Defence Act (Bill 23)

1 R

Wiebe, 481

Public safety

Budget 2025

Balcaen, 864-865

Wiebe, 864-865

Government record

Cook, 819

Ewasko, 1099-1100

Kinew, 819, 1099-1100

Repeat offenders, release of

Ewasko, 770

Kinew, 770

Public Schools Amendment Act (Bill 6)

1 R

Schmidt, 411

2 R

Debate

Ewasko, 1366-1367

Opening statement

Schmidt, 1363-1364

Questions

Ewasko, 1364-1365

Schmidt, 1364-1365

Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development

Public Schools Amendment Act (Campaign Financing for School Trustees) (Bill 39)

1 R

Schmidt, 479-480

2 R

Debate

Ewasko, 1361-1363

Opening statement

Schmidt, 1358

Questions

Ewasko, 1358-1361

Schmidt, 1358-1361

Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development

Public Schools Amendment Act (Indigenous Languages of Instruction) (Bill 18)

1 R

Schmidt, 1304-1305

2 R

Debate

Ewasko, 1308-1312

Opening statement

Schmidt, 1304-1305

Questions

Ewasko, 1305-1308

Schmidt, 1305-1308

Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development

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

1 R

Schmidt, 478

2 R

Debate

Ewasko, 1123-1131

Fontaine, 1131-1132

Opening statement

Schmidt, 1118-1120

Questions

Ewasko, 1120-1123

Perchotte, 1120-1122

Schmidt, 1120-1123

C/3 R

Ewasko, 1662-1666

Schmidt, 1660-1662

Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development

Public Schools Amendment Act (Safe Schools) (Bill 19)

1 R

Schmidt, 478-479

2 R

Debate

Ewasko, 1370-1373

Opening statement

Schmidt, 1367-1368

Questions

Ewasko, 1368-1370

Schmidt, 1368-1370

Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development

Public Schools Amendment Act (Teaching Experience of Principals) (Bill 207)

1 R

Wasyliw, 971

Public Schools Amendment Act (Universal Screening for Learning Disabilities) (Bill 225)

1 R

Lamoureux, 929

2 R

Debate

Cook, 1271

Corbett, 1275-1276

Ewasko, 1275

Loiselle, 1271-1274

Moyes, 1269-1271

Opening statement

Lamoureux, 1265-1266

Questions

Cook, 1267-1268

Dela Cruz, 1267-1269

Lagassé, 1267-1268

Lamoureux, 1267-1269

Public Service Commission

Supplement to Estimates of Expenditure 2025-2026

Sala, 1634

Public Service Delivery

Supplement to Estimates of Expenditure 2025-2026

Sandhu, 1634

Public-Private Partnerships Transparency and Accountability Act (Bill 25)

1 R

Sandhu, 476-477

2 R

Debate

Goertzen, 1245-1248

Guenter, 1245

Opening statement

Sandhu, 1241-1242

Questions

Guenter, 1242-1245

Sandhu, 1242-1245

Wharton, 1242-1244

 

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