HOUSE INDEX - 1st 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
Members' statements
Wasyliw, 813
New spaces, number of
Altomare, 1217
Lamoureux, 1217
Early childhood educators. See also Community Child Care Standards Amendment Act
Salary increase, Budget 2024
Moyes, 1033
Wage increase
Stone, 437
Wages and benefits framework
Altomare, 1217
Lamoureux, 1217
Workforce strategy
Altomare, 1216
Lamoureux, 1216
Initiatives in Budget 2024
Altomare, 1011
Kennedy, 1010-1011
Members' statements
Naylor, 914-915
Members' statements
Wharton, 1564
Enviroclub
Moyes, 738
Environmental projects
Moyes, 768
Nesbitt, 226
Economic Development Secretariat
Government decision to dissolve
Johnson, 220
Kinew, 103
Stefanson, 103
Economic Development, Investment and Trade Department
Annual Report March 31, 2023
Moses, 97
Economic Development, Investment, Trade and Natural Resources Department
Supplement to the Estimates of Expenditure 2024-2025
Moses, 1109-1110
Budget 2024
Stone, 1053
Business investment concerns
Moses, 139-140
Wharton, 139-140
Credit rating--Manitoba
Stefanson, 47
Development and tax competitiveness
Piwniuk, 798
Development of
King, 261
Nesbitt, 225
Development projects
Stone, 780
Development strategy
Kinew, 294-295
Economic development and investment
Piwniuk, 724
Sala, 724
Wharton, 256
Economic development board
Ewasko, 1593-1594
Kinew, 1594-1595
Economic development--rural Manitoba
Kostyshyn, 907
Growth concerns, Budget 2024
Goertzen, 1035-1036
Khan, 1017
Growth-oriented policies
Stone, 780
Role of labour and immigration
Byram, 104-105
Marcelino, 105
Education and Early Childhood Learning Department
Corporate Services
Jackson, 1030
Learning and Outcomes division
Jackson, 1029
Student Achievement & Inclusion Division
Jackson, 1029
Supplement to the Estimates of Expenditure 2024-2025
Altomare, 1110
System, Performance and Accountability Division
Jackson, 1029
Affordability concerns
Altomare, 511-512
Ewasko, 509
Hiebert, 511
Jackson, 510
Commercial properties, elimination of
Cook, 990
Ewasko, 978
Stone, 1053
Exemption for homes and farms
Bereza, 472
Kostyshyn, 472
Farmland increase
Kostyshyn, 1051
Government intention
Bereza, 410-411
Guenter, 376-377
Increase concerns
Khan, 1117
Sala, 1117-1118
Increase concerns for farmers
Bereza, 1120-1121
Kostyshyn, 1120-1121
Increase concerns for homeowners
Balcaen, 1024
Sala, 1309-1310
Increase concerns-Budget 2024
Khan, 970-971
King, 1122
Sala, 970-971
Property tax increase concerns
Khan, 1599
Sala, 1599-1600
Renters, impact on
Wowchuk, 1134
Tax relief for agriculture industry
Kostyshyn, 471-472
Stone, 471
Attendance rates, release of data collected
Altomare, 1119
Lamoureux, 1119
Budget 2024
Byram, 1127
Cook, 989
Ewasko, 983
Jackson, 1029
Simard, 1064
Wowchuk, 1134
Children in care, barriers for
Blashko, 398
Educator recruitment and retention (Throne Speech)
Johnson, 219
Funding
Guenter, 734
Holocaust education, curriculum development
Altomare, 1652
Moroz, 1652
Islamophobia and anti-Semitism
Education combating in curriculum
Kennedy, 638
Louis Riel history curriculum
Ewasko, 143
Kinew, 142-143
Lamoureux, 142
Loiselle, 649
Wowchuk, 649
Michif language in curriculum
Altomare, 657
Kinew, 143-144
Loiselle, 650
New funding model, status of review
Altomare, 1119
Lamoureux, 1119
Numeracy and literacy ranking
Ewasko, 980-981
PC record on
Ewasko, 1344-1345
Provincial exams
Ewasko, 981
Provincial standardized testing
Altomare, 666-667
Jackson, 666-667
Throne Speech
Altomare, 184
Blashko, 223
Devgan, 258
Kennedy, 253
Moyes, 217
Water system studies curriculum
Cross, 761
Wharton, 101
Efficiency Manitoba. See also Efficiency Manitoba in Crown Corporations committee
Annual Report March 31, 2023
Schmidt, 97
Expanded mandate
Schmidt, 1058
EI. See Employment insurance
EIA. See Employment and Income Assistance
Charging infrastructure
Ewasko, 984
Rebate, Budget 2024
Chen, 1104
Cross, 1026
Moyes, 1033
Schmidt, 1057
Uptake in Manitoba
Schmidt, 1057
Garden seed distribution
Maloway, 1505
Moyes, 543
Emergency Management Organization (EMO)
Wildfire season, resources to combat
Marcelino, 1349-1350
Narth, 1349
Emergency Medical Response and Stretcher Transportation Amendment Act (Bill 13)
1 R
Asagwara, 595
2 R
Debate
Cook, 1452-1453
Opening statement
Asagwara, 1450
Questions
Asagwara, 1450-1452
Bereza, 1452
Cook, 1450-1452
Expansion of patient discharge days
Asagwara, 164
Oxenham, 164
Operating hours--Eriksdale
Asagwara, 139
Lamoureux, 138-139
Staff recruitment inquiry
Asagwara, 138
Lamoureux, 138
Violent incidents at children's hospital
Use of institutional safety officers
Asagwara, 1530
Lamoureux, 1529
Wait times, request for plan to address
Kinew, 71
Lamoureux, 71
Condition of
Guenter, 237
Employee Pensions and Other Costs
Annual Report March 31, 2023
Sala, 60
Health care and applied sciences
Employment specific draws
Lamoureux, 709
Marcelino, 709-710
On the job training, lack of
Bereza, 523
Employment and Income Assistance (EIA). See also Manitoba Assistance Amendment Act
Activities that fulfill work expectations
Fontaine, 581
Adult learning programs
Tuition waiver
Balcaen, 584-585
Disability Support Act, changes to
Perchotte, 590-591
Sickness benefit extension
Marcelino, 877
Employment Standards Code Amendment Act
Abuse of program, concern for
Bereza, 933
Brar, 885
Byram, 884
Khan, 931
Piwniuk, 940
Amendments
Khan, 879
Marcelino, 879-880
Benefit of legislation
Brar, 885
Canadian Federation of Independent Business consultations
Bereza, 880
Nesbitt, 944
Consultations
Byram, 884
Marcelino, 878
Nesbitt, 944
Schmidt, 938
Consultations, western provinces
Nesbitt, 943
Costs for employers
Khan, 930
Cross-jurisdictional comparison
Bereza, 932
Marcelino, 879
Cross-jurisdictional competition
Piwniuk, 940
Different sectors, impact on
Bereza, 933-936
Legislative timeline for
Dela Cruz, 1412
Marcelino, 1412-1413
Long-term leave extension (from 17 to 27 weeks)
Bereza, 932
Marcelino, 559
Persons who have finished leave, extension options
Byram, 878
Marcelino, 878
Public engagement
Byram, 877
Marcelino, 877-878
Qualifying criteria
Khan, 930
Rural recruitment, impact on
Piwniuk, 940
Serious illness, definition of
Bereza, 933-936
Small business, impact on
Nesbitt, 944
Staff retention, impact on
Bereza, 933
Marcelino, 879
Employment Standards Code Amendment Act (Bill 9)
1 R
Marcelino, 559
2 R
Debate
Bereza, 932-937
Brar, 884-886
Byram, 880-884
Nesbitt, 943-945
Piwniuk, 939-943
Schmidt, 937-939
Opening statement
Marcelino, 877
Questions
Bereza, 878-880
Byram, 877-879
Khan, 878-880
Marcelino, 877-880
Employment Standards Code Amendment and Interpretation Amendment Act (Orange Shirt Day) (Bill 4)
1 R
Kinew, 126
2 R
Debate
Ewasko, 315-316
Goertzen, 316-317
Lamoureux, 316
Opening statement
Kinew, 312-314
Questions
Ewasko, 314-315
Goertzen, 315
Kinew, 314-315
Lamoureux, 314
Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development
C/3 R
Bushie, 422-428
Cross, 428-430
Fontaine, 419-422
Kinew, 418-419
Stefanson, 419
R/A
Neville, 495
Enabling Appropriations, Tax Credits and Public Debt
Annual Report March 31, 2023
Sala, 60
Concern for
Khan, 726
Net zero target
Lamoureux, 1512
Schmidt, 1512
Renewable energy partnerships
Lamoureux, 1512
Schmidt, 1512
Project labour agreements
Johnson, 579
Members' statements
Byram, 1002
Enterprise Machine Intelligence and Learning Initiative (EMILI)
King, 660
Annual Report March 31, 2023
Naylor, 60
Enviroclub. See École Saint-Germain
Initiatives, Budget 2024
Schmidt, 1058
Previous governments' record
Moyes, 755
Throne Speech
Altomare, 185
Nesbitt, 224
Law Reform Commission recommendations
Nesbitt, 753
Schmidt, 752-753
Environment and Climate Change Department
Supplement to the Estimates of Expenditure 2024-2025
Schmidt, 1110
Environment and Climate Department
Annual Report March 31, 2023
Schmidt, 97
Adult monitoring unit
Cross, 1303-1304
Members' statements
Kennedy, 64
Johnson, 1082
Ewasko, Wayne (Lac du Bonnet) PC
Abgrall, Denise
Members' statements, 1738
Adult literacy
Consultations re: Bill 5, 328
Adult Literacy Act (Bill 5)
2 R
Debate, 328-329
Questions, 328
Bail monitoring unit
Timeline for launch, 662-663
Bail reform
Government intention, 564-565
Timeline for, 982
Budget 2024
Amendment, 986
Community safety, 985
Debate, 977-985
Education funding, 983
Income and property taxes, 949-950
Infrastructure, 984
NDP election platform, 968-969
Property tax increase, 977
Budget Implementation and Tax Statutes Amendment Act
Request to call Bill 37 to committee, 1644-1645
Carbon tax
Government position, 1004
Provincial plan, 1072-1073, 1210-1211, 1245-1246
Provincial price on carbon, 1043-1044, 1113-1114
Upcoming increase
Call for government to oppose, 769-770
Child care
Day of Action for Early Learning and Child Care, 236
Child-care spaces
Government intention, 30-31, 70, 159-160, 286, 292
City of Brandon
Operating funding, 1148
Committee of the Whole
Interim Appropriation Act, 2024 (Bill 25), 788-790
Community safety
Budget 2024, 985
Justice funding, 1306-1307
Crown corporations
Interference concerns, 985
Economy
Economic development board, 1593-1594
Education Property Tax Credit
Affordability concerns, 509
Commercial properties, elimination of, 978
Education system
Budget 2024, 983
Louis Riel history curriculum, 143
Numeracy and literacy ranking, 980-981
PC record on, 1344-1345
Provincial exams, 981
Electric vehicles
Charging infrastructure, 984
Employment Standards Code Amendment and Interpretation Amendment Act (Orange Shirt Day) (Bill 4)
2 R
Debate, 315-316
Questions, 314-315
Fuel tax rate reduction
Request for extension, 861
Gaza war
Israeli hostages, 617
Gillis Quarries Limited
Tyndall stone mining, 442
Government Motion
Amendment, 615
That the Legislative Assembly affirm its commitment to immediately call for a ceasefire in the Israel and Gaza war to address the famine crisis, 614-615
Amendment, 615
Grocery prices
Pledge to lower, 1345-1346
Health-care system
Recruitment reporting, 1074-1075
Health-care workers
New positions, number of, 1073-1074
Imperial Oil pipeline shutdown
Carbon tax, impact on fuel prices, 862
Fuel supply concerns, 861
Infrastructure spending
Budget 2024, 984
Interim Appropriation Act, 2024 (Bill 25)
Committee of the Whole, 787-790
International Union of Geological Sciences
Heritage Stone designation (Tyndall stone), 442
Lac du Bonnet constituency
General comments, 289-292
Personal-care home, 292, 789-790, 983
Lac du Bonnet Lions Club, 101
Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
Tyndall stone used in construction, 442, 443
Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Control Amendment and Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries Corporation Amendment Act (Expanding Liquor Retail) (Bill 213)
2 R
Debate, 1721-1722
Louis Riel Act (Bill 2)
2 R
Questions, 143
Lymphedema Awareness Day
Members' statements, 506
Manitoba Emblems Amendment Act (Provincial Stone) (Bill 201)
1 R, 403-404
2 R
Opening statement, 441-443
Questions, 443-445
Matters of Privilege
Raised by the Leader of the Opposition alleging that the Premier made comments to the media that damaged his reputation as an educator by manipulating his quotes to make him look transphobic, 802-804
Member for Tuxedo
Resignation, 1567
Members' acknowledgements, 290
Members' statements
Abgrall, Denise, 1738
Lac du Bonnet Lions Club, 101
Lymphedema Awareness Day, 506
PC record on education, 1344-1345
Milk prices
Increase concerns, 1645-1646
Minister of Labour
Resignation request, 1507
Ministerial statements
Call for ceasefire in Gaza, 598
Day of Action for Early Learning and Child Care, 236
Indigenous Languages Day, 965
Sikh Heritage Month, 1402
Misinformation, spreading of, 329
Mulroney, Right Honourable Brian
Acknowledgements to family and colleagues on his death, 508
Municipalities
Government funding plan, 1149
Oral Questions
Bail monitoring unit
Timeline for launch, 662-663
Bail reform
Government intention, 564-565
Budget 2024
NDP election platform, 968-969
Budget implementation legislation
Request to call Bill 37 to committee, 1644-1645
Child-care spaces
Government intention, 30-31, 70, 159-160, 286
City of Brandon
Operating funding, 1148
Community safety
Justice funding concerns, 1306-1307
Death of former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney
Acknowledgements to family and colleagues, 508
Economic development board
Concern for provincial economy, 1593-1594
Education property taxes
Affordability concerns, 509
Federal carbon tax requirements
Request for provincial carbon tax price, 1113-1114
Gas pipeline shutdown
Fuel supply concerns, 861
Health-care staffing
Number of new workers, 1073-1074
Recruitment reporting, 1074-1075
Income and property taxes
Budget 2024 plans, 949-950
Milk prices
Increase concerns, 1645-1646
Minister of Labour
Resignation request, 1507
Minister of Labour and PNP program
Call for independent investigation, 1506, 1524
Premier's knowledge of minister's actions, 1523-1524
Premier's knowledge of minister's comments, 1505-1506
Municipal funding
Government plan, 1149
Pause to the gas tax
Request for extension, 861
Pipeline shutdown and carbon tax
Impact on fuel prices, 862
Pledge to lower food prices
Request for government accountability, 1345-1346
Political parties and candidates
Election spending rebate increase, 1740-1741
Premier of Manitoba
Activities prior to being elected, 1507
Premier's office staff
Conflict concerns, 771
Price of provincial carbon tax
Request for government plan, 1043-1044
Provincial carbon tax
Government plan, 1210-1211, 1245-1246
Government position, 1004
Request for government plan, 1072-1073
Provincial finances
Borrowing inquiry, 703-704
Provincial Nominee Program
Labour Minister-interference concerns, 1441-1442
Premier's knowledge of labour minister's conduct, 1440-1441
Request for draw schedule, 1567-1568
Request for labour minister to resign, 1442
Timeline for next draw, 1405-1406
Provincial taxes
Government intention, 603-604
School construction projects
Government priority inquiry, 371-372
Update inquiry, 308-309
Survivor's Hope Crisis Centre
Long-term funding concerns, 1253-1254
Tobacco company litigation
Premier's public comments, 1741-1743
Upcoming increase to carbon tax
Call for government to oppose, 769-770
Personal-care homes
Construction--Lac du Bonnet, 292, 789-790, 983
Petitions
Removal of federal carbon tax, 778-779, 870, 958, 1219, 1254-1255, 1356, 1536, 1653-1654, 1751
Removal of the federal carbon tax, 1081-1082
Physicians
Education and training, 982
Pointe du Bois Dam
Generator replacement, 291
Political parties
Election spending rebate increase, 1740-1741
Premier of Manitoba
Activities prior to being elected, 1507
Premier's office staff
Conflict concerns, 771
Property taxes
Increase concerns, 977
Provincial finances
Borrowing and spending, 979
Borrowing inquiry, 703-704
Debt servicing costs, 978
Provincial Nominee Program
Call for independent investigation into Labour Minister, 1506, 1524
Call for labour minister to resign, 1442
Labour Minister's conduct, knowledge of, 1440-1441, 1505-1506, 1523-1524
Ministerial interference concerns, 1441-1442
Request for draw schedule, 1567-1568
Timeline for next draw, 1405-1406
Ramadan
Ministerial statements, 598
Riel, Louis
School curriculum, 143
School construction
Sikh Heritage Month
Ministerial statements, 1402
Survivor's Hope Crisis Centre
Long-term funding, 1253-1254
Taxes - provincial
Government intention, 603-604
Income and property taxes
Budget 2024 plans, 949-950
Throne Speech
Tobacco company litigation
Premier's public comments, 1741-1743
Tyndall stone
Fossils in, 443
Heritage stone designation, 442
Legislative Assembly building, 442, 443
Mining history, 441-442
Ukraine war
Supports for Ukraine, 614
Wallace Sandstone Company
Tyndall stone mining, 442
Women in politics
First woman premier (Heather Stefanson), 1567
Exams. See Education system
Excellence in Education Awards
Ministerial statements
Altomare, 1502-1503
Jackson, 1503
Expanding Community Cancer Care
Members' statements
Wowchuk, 1504-1505