House Index - 2nd Session - 43rd Legislature
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P3's. See Public-Private Partnerships Transparency and Accountability Act
Dabalos, Janlloyd, 2465
Embury-Hyatt, Ayla, 2190
Lavitt, Isaac, 2525
Morin, Luca, 2426
Olson, Christian, 2370
Randhawa, Bisman, 2567
Sacher, Kathryn, 2567
Stepaniuk, Seth, 2465-2466
Zemlak, Imogen, 2314-2315
Pankratz, David (Waverley) NDP
Affordability
Throne Speech initiatives, 81, 83
Bail reform
Government initiatives, 534
Supervision, resources for, 534
Bright Scholars Montessori
Recognizing Waverley businesses, 155
Budget 2025
Debate, 952-955
Health-care initiatives, 953
Payroll tax, 954
Canadian Forces Base Shilo
Members' statements, 2314
Chai Mehfil
Recognizing Waverley businesses, 155
Constitutional Questions Amendment Act
Limits to the notwithstanding clause, 3221
Criminal Trespassers Act and Amendments to The Occupiers' Liability Act (Bill 222)
2 R
Earlier Screening for Breast Cancer Act (Bill 203)
2 R
Questions, 458-460
Education system
Throne Speech initiatives, 83
Emergency room services
Request to restore--Victoria General Hospital, 954
Ethics Commissioner Report
Caretaker convention breach, 2778
First responders
Mental-health supports, 82
In Full Bloom
Recognizing Waverley businesses, 155
Government Resolution
Manitoba is stronger standing together against Donald Trump's tariff tax and threats, 582-583
Grocery Store Food Waste Prevention Act (Bill 230)
2 R
Debate, 2970-2972
Health System Governance and Accountability Amendment Act (Reporting When Timely Care Not Available) (Bill 226)
2 R
Debate, 1584-1586
Health-care system
Budget 2025 initiatives, 953
Investments in, 1682
Health-care workers
Number of new workers, 1501
Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Stalking-Related Measures) (Bill 236)
2 R
Debate, 2503-2505
Hip and knee replacements
Surgical capacity expansion--Selkirk, 196-197
Hong Du Kkae
Recognizing Waverley businesses, 155
Indigenous veterans
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
C/3 R, 3153
Consultations, 297
How to commemorate, 295
Interprovincial trade
Manitoba's role in nation building, 2473
Intoxicated individuals
Temporary detention
Timeline to pass Bill 48, 3404
Justice, Standing Committee on
First Report, 930-931
Lyme and Other Tick-borne Diseases Awareness Month Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 223)
2 R, 2094-2095
Debate, 2094-2095
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
Matter of privilege
Raised by the Leader of the Opposition regarding the Honourable Speaker refusing a request for camera footage, alleging that such requests had been granted in other instances, 3269-3270
Raised by the Member for Steinbach regarding Members disregarding House traditions, specifically that the Premier ignored the Speaker's call to order and left the Chamber while the Speaker was standing and had indicated he had a ruling for the House, 3226
Mature Women's Centre, 1682
Medical Navigator
Online appointment booking, launch of, 1704
Members' acknowledgements, 81
Members' statements
CFB Shilo, 2314
CFB Winnipeg 100th anniversary, 857-858
New schools for Waverley, 1041-1042
Paramedic Services Week, 2369-2370
Recognizing Waverley business, 155
Recruit Ready, 2527
Remembrance Day, 3455
Underwood, Corporal Kiernan, 682-683
Victory in Europe Day 80th anniversary, 1847-1848
Winnipeg Blues Cricket Club, 2876-2877
Members'/ministers' personal narratives, 82, 952-953, 1284, 2094
Mental-health services
First responders, 82
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
Constitutional Questions Amendment Act
Limits to the notwithstanding clause, 3221
Fair trade in Canada act
Manitoba's role in nation building, 2473
Former PC cabinet minister
Ethics report, caretaker convention breach, 2778
Former premier of Manitoba
New board appointment, 2667
Health-care recruitment
Number of new workers, 1501
Medical navigator system
Online appointment booking, 1704
PC party leader, ethics report
Inquiry into involvement with Sio Silica project, 2842-2843
Selkirk Regional Health Centre
Expansion of hip and knee surgical capacity, 196-197
Temporary detention of intoxicated individuals
Timeline to pass Bill 48, 3404
US tariffs on Canadian goods
Government response, 868
Support for Manitoba businesses, 818
Wildfires in Manitoba
Government update, 2120
Winnipeg Police Service annual report
Crime statistics for Manitoba, 1766
Paramedic Services Week
Members' statements, 2369-2370
Payroll tax
Budget 2025, 954
PC party leader
Sio Silica project, inquiry into involvement with (ethics report), 2842-2843
Points of Order
P/O by Pankratz regarding remarks by the Leader of the Opposition that allegedly questioned the impartiality of the Chair, 384
Protective Detention and Care of Intoxicated Persons Act (Bill 48)
R/S Amdts, 3299-3300
Clause 11, 3244-3245
Providence University College and Theological Seminary
Aviation program, 1422
Public Schools Amendment Act (Universal Screening for Learning Disabilities) (Bill 225)
C/3 R, 3344
Reconciliation
Indigenous veterans
Youth education, 296
Recruit Ready
Members' statements, 2527
Remembrance Day
Members' statements, 3455
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
Ensuring reliable emergency services in rural Manitoba
Questions, 2301
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
Rural health care
Investment in, 1682
Safe consumption site
Strain on emergency services, relief for, 1585
Terminology used to describe, 1584
School nutrition program
General comments, 81
Selkirk Regional Health Centre
Expansion of hip and knee surgical capacity, 196-197
Social and Economic Development, Standing Committee on
Fifth Report, 2934-2935
Specialist Wait Time Reporting Act (Bill 215)
2 R
Debate, 370-372
Questions, 368
Stefanson, Heather (former premier of Manitoba)
New board appointment, 2667
Tariffs - United States
Government response, 868
Manitoba business, support for, 818
Throne Speech
Affordability measures, 81, 83
Debate, 81-83
Education initiatives, 83
Underwood, Corporal Kiernan
Members' statements, 682-683
Victoria General Hospital
ER reopening, 954
Mature Women's Centre, 1682
Victory in Europe Day
Eightieth anniversary, 1847-1848
Waverley constituency
Recognizing business community, 155
Wildfires
Update, 2120
Wildlife Amendment Act (Bill 221)
2 R
Debate, 1170-1171
Winnipeg Blues Cricket Club
Members' statements, 2876-2877
Winnipeg Police Service
Annual crime statistics, 1766
Women's health care
Budget 2025, 1682
Yard damage repairs
Bereza, 3183-3184
Naylor, 3183-3184
Taylor, Leanne
Stone, 14
Members' statements
Pankratz, 2369-2370
Hiring target
Asagwara, 1867-1868, 1916-1917
Rural shortage
Nesbitt, 589
Breakfast and snack program
Cross, 39
Parc's Pantry program
Cross, 39
River Heights
Moroz, 118-119
Child-care spaces
Cross, 1436
Schmidt, 1436
Funding
Jackson, 132
Multi-family rooms
Asagwara, 2013
Campfire use, request for fire ban
Asagwara, 2114-2115
Khan, 2114-2115
Capital investment
Moyes, 1060
Free entrance to
Blashko, 998
Lamoureux, 949
Moyes, 1060
Infrastructure funding (Throne Speech)
Stone, 85
Licence plates, timeline for public sale
Moyes, 2577
Nesbitt, 2576-2577
RCMP investigation in northern Manitoba
Break and enter and caribou hunting
Bushie, 1600
Wowchuk, 1599-1600
Upgrades (list of parks)
Moyes, 1060
Pathology. See Shared Health
Pathway to Safer Sport program
Ewasko, 1372
Lagassé, 1389
Members' statements
Cable, 153-154
Members' statements
Sandhu, 3079
Payroll tax. See also Resolutions
Budget 2025
Ewasko, 989-990
Pankratz, 954
Business deterrent
Bereza, 634
Stone, 634
Businesses who left Manitoba
Bereza, 641
Deferral of
Nesbitt, 800
Jurisdictional comparison
Stone, 632
Removal of
Sala, 2073
Stone, 2073
Request to eliminate
Ewasko, 648
Kinew, 648-649
Stone, 845
Small business, impact on
Nesbitt, 724
Piwniuk, 726
Threshold increase
Guenter, 710
Election campaign
Apology request regarding missing and murdered Indigenous women
Cross, 326-327
Fontaine, 327
Regulation reduction record
Narth, 713
Request to address ethics report findings
Devgan, 2886
Schmidt, 2886
Sio Silica project, inquiry into involvement with (ethics report)
Moyes, 2843
Pankratz, 2842-2843
US trade, impact of tariffs
Bereza, 1409
Members' statements
King, 2041-2042
Pembina Trails School Division
Cyberattack, minister's knowledge
Guenter, 1238
Moroz, 1238
Perchotte, Richard (Selkirk) PC
2SLGBTQ+ community
Organizations funded, 1379
Agape Table
Volunteers, 463
Anderson, Alfred "Bucky"
Members' statements, 1638
Anti-Racism in Sport campaign, 826
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
Community service organizations
Volunteers, need for, 463
Dakota language spoken
Indigenous Languages Day, 1011-1012
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)
2 R
Film industry
Direct flights (Winnipeg and Los Angeles), 2083
Gerdau Manitoba Steel Mill
Members' statements, 742-743
Government Motion
Special committee on local journalism, 282-287
Green Team Program
Funding, 1353-1354
Health-care system
Surgical capacity (Selkirk), 143
Highway 8 and 67
Intersection safety upgrades, timeline for, 1859, 1996, 2375-2376
Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Stalking-Related Measures) (Bill 236)
1 R, 2460
2 R
Opening statement, 2498-2499
Questions, 2499-2501
Holocaust Remembrance Day, 1588-1589
Holodomor Memorial Day, 88
Hudson Bay archives
Auditor General recommendations, 1644
Impaired driving
Aiding an impaired driver, penalties for, 2100
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
C/3 R, 3155-3156
How to commemorate, 295
International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, 826
International students
Federal reduction in, 1058
Retention of, 1058
Jewish Heritage Month, 2187-2188
Local journalism - all party committee
Members'/ministers' personal narratives, 283-287
Manitoba Small Business Month Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 208)
2 R
Debate, 548-549
Questions, 545
Martin, Pierre "Peter"
Members' statements, 3308-3309
Members' statements
Anderson, Alfred "Bucky," 1638
Christie, Elder Ruth, 1097
Collins, Dylan, 1040
Gerdau Manitoba Steel Mill, 742-743
Human, Constable Paul, 91
Martin, Pierre "Peter," 3308-3309
Prince, Sergeant Tommy
Community celebration event, 2987
Providence University College and Theological Seminary, 825
Selkirk Lift Bridge replacement, 1757
Members'/ministers' personal narratives, 548, 1283-1284, 2102
Ministerial statements
Asian Heritage Month, 1693
Holodomor Memorial Day, 88
Indigenous Languages Day, 1011-1012
International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, 826
Jewish Heritage Month, 2187-2188
Rendez-vous Canada, 2462
Turner, Maya, 258
Two-Spirit and Transgender Day of Visibility, 973
Vyshyvanka Day, 2111
Yom HaShoah, 1588-1589
Opposition day motion
Call for the provincial government to immediately reverse the Manitoba Jobs Agreement and replace it with a strategy to ensure all tradespeople can benefit from government contracts regardless of union status, 2787-2788
Oral Questions
Brandon University campus
Security measures for student safety, 268
Closed tendered contracts
Number of unawarded bids, 3033-3034
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, 1996
Intersection of highways 8 and 67
Requests for safety upgrades, 2375-2376
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
Selkirk Bridge
Timeline for repairs, 2884
Selkirk Bridge safety concerns
Timeline to address, 3182-3183
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
Construct new personal-care home in Stonewall, 1656-1657
Death of Jordyn Reimer-judicial review request, 3113
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
Provincial Road 210, 2257, 3002, 3041
Provincial Road 247-request for pave upgrade, 3192-3193, 3233, 3328, 3383
Teaching certification, 172, 245, 404, 755, 1154, 1552-1553, 1610-1611, 2436
Post-secondary education
Emergency alert system review, 22
Revenue generating options, 1059
Student safety on campus, 22, 121-122, 160-161
Post-secondary institutions
Equitable funding concerns, 775-776
Pride Month Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 234)
2 R
Debate, 2407-2408
Questions, 2405-2406
Prince, Sergeant Tommy
Community celebration event, 2987
Protective Detention and Care of Intoxicated Persons Act (Bill 48)
2 R
Debate, 2902-2906
R/S Amdts, 3303-3304
R/S Amdts, 3303-3304
Providence University College and Theological Seminary
Members' statements, 825
One-hundredth anniversary, 828
Public Schools Amendment Act (Nutrition Equality for Lasting Learning Outcomes) (Bill 17)
2 R
Questions, 1120-1122
Rendez-vous Canada, 2462
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
Homelessness
Questions, 1087
Justice for Jordyn
Debate, 2102-2103
Questions, 2099-2100
Provincial government job-destroying payroll taxes
Questions, 634
Public safety strategy progress
Debate, 2178-2180
School boards
Property tax increases, 1058
Selkirk Bridge
Timeline for repairs, 2884, 3182-3183
Selkirk constituency
Surgical capacity, 143
US tariffs on steel industry
Concern for jobs, 427-428
Industry, impact on, 592-593
Jobs, impact on, 427-428
Selkirk Lift Bridge
Members' statements, 1757
Special Olympics Team Canada
Dylan Collins (alpine skier), 1040
Sport, Culture, Heritage and Tourism Department
Case work, individual responsible for, 2081
Estimates
Opening statements, 2079
Speakers, 2079-2083, 2227-2231, 2233-2234
Political staff, 2080-2081
Staff introductions, 2079-2080
Steel industry
US tariffs, impact on industry--Selkirk, 592-593, 732
US tariffs, impact on jobs--Selkirk, 427-428
Surgical wait times
New software to track,
Compatibility with existing medical records, 818-819
Tariffs - United States
Film industry, job losses, 1766-1767
Steel industry, impact on jobs--Selkirk, 427-428, 592-593
Tendered contracts
Unawarded bids, number of, 3033-3034
Throne Speech
Debate, 141-143
Two-Spirit and Transgender Day of Visibility
Ministerial statements, 973
Ukraine invasion
Third anniversary, 419-420
University of Winnipeg
Funding challenges, 1044-1045
Program cuts, 1059
Vital Statistics Amendment Act (Bill 26)
2 R
Debate, 1379
Questions, 1378
Consultations, 1378
Volunteers/volunteering
Agape Table, 463
Community service organizations, 463
Tax credit, 462
Youth participation, need for, 463
Vyshyvanka Day, 2111
Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
Funding, 2082
Yom HaShoah, 1588-1589
Personal-care homes. See also Petitions
Bed availability, regional differences
Asagwara, 2013-2014
King, 2013
Budget 2025
Dela Cruz, 1035
Capital investments
Transcona and Radisson constituencies
Dela Cruz, 752
Sala, 752-753
Cost per build
Asagwara, 2014
King, 2014
Funding concerns
Khan, 2722-2723
Kinew, 2723-2724
Lac du Bonnie constituency
Asagwara, 1871
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
Stevenson report recommendations
Asagwara, 2011-2012
King, 2011
Stonewall, Manitoba
King, 1002
Throne Speech
Cook, 80
Wait times and bed shortage
Asagwara, 597
Lamoureux, 596-597
911 services in rural Manitoba
Johnson, 3410
After school recreation programs for at-risk youth
Lamoureux, 2325
Amending The Winnipeg Foundation Act
Loiselle, 1110
Breast screening
Balcaen, 26, 237-238, 273, 338-339, 753-754
Bereza, 66
Byram, 3137-3138
Guenter, 407-408
Hiebert, 104-105, 202, 240-241, 3138-3139, 3471
Johnson, 170-171
King, 66-67, 105, 168, 3384-3385
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
Carbon tax and rising food prices
Johnson, 874-875
Khan, 355
Narth, 1508
Nesbitt, 2256-2257
Piwniuk, 702
Stone, 698, 1110, 1657-1658, 2258
Wowchuk, 1116-1117
Child welfare system-call for inquiry
Johnson, 1203
Complete new personal-care home in Arborg
Johnson, 986-987
Construct new personal-care home in Stonewall
Perchotte, 1656-1657
Death of Jordyn Reimer-judicial review request
Balcaen, 871, 905-906, 945-946, 1209, 1605-1606, 1650-1651, 1859-1860, 1920-1921, 2002, 2051-2052, 2124-2125, 2202-2203, 2249-2250, 2379-2380, 2440, 3108-3109
Byram, 906-907
Ewasko, 904-905, 1860-1861, 2380-2381
Guenter, 908
Hiebert, 908-909, 2053, 3115-3116
Johnson, 909, 2254, 2439, 3112-3113
King, 909-910
Lagassé, 2255-2256, 2440-2441, 2735-2736, 3116
Narth, 911
Perchotte, 3113
Piwniuk, 912-913
Schuler, 913
Stone, 914
Wowchuk, 914-915
Elm Creek School gymnasium
Stone, 2380, 2730, 3001, 3040, 3231-3232
FortWhyte Alive
Perchotte, 69-70
Wharton, 30-31
Funding crime cost mitigation for small business
Guenter, 1112, 1150, 1549-1550, 1653, 2441, 2734-2735
Nesbitt, 1211-1212
Piwniuk, 3046
Funding for outlet channels project
Johnson, 946
Piwniuk, 1657
Green Valley School expansion
Hiebert, 3186-3187
Narth, 31-32, 169, 204, 362-363, 568-569, 783, 1551, 1609-1610, 1655-1656, 2736, 3005-3006, 3047, 3112, 3189
Perchotte, 1210
Headingley Highway 1 pedestrian upgrades
Hecla Village Road and Highway 8 repairs
Johnson, 3380
Little Mountain Park
Lamoureux, 556, 1112-1113, 1547, 1649-1650
Location of safe injection sites
Bereza, 2732-2733
Cook, 2733
Hiebert, 2474-2475, 2538, 3008-3009, 3325-3326, 3414-3415
Johnson, 2731-2732
Louise Bridge
Johnson, 360-361
Piwniuk, 1211
Medical assistance in dying
Cook, 64
Goertzen, 335
Guenter, 28, 67-68, 1608, 2253-2254, 3004, 3325, 3414
Hiebert, 3385
Johnson, 1113-1114
Nesbitt, 3233-3234
Perchotte, 843
Schuler, 34, 70-71, 173, 207-208, 245-246, 702-703
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, 3048, 3230
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, 2251, 2437, 3040-3041, 3136-3137, 3195, 3227, 3322, 3388-3389, 3412-3413
Byram, 71-72
Goertzen, 3046-3047, 3111, 3229, 3324, 3386, 3413-3414, 3471-3472
Johnson, 1506-1507, 1609, 1654-1655, 3000, 3039-3040
Khan, 869-870, 2998-2999, 3186
Lagassé, 3190-3191, 3326-3327, 3469-3470
Nesbitt, 339-340, 359, 754-755, 1656, 3327-3328, 3383-3384, 3467-3468
Robbins, 3003-3004
Schuler, 755-756, 785, 1155-1156, 1612-1613, 2250-2251, 3000-3001, 3041-3042, 3466-3467
Wharton, 1613, 1658, 3002-3003, 3042-3043, 3141, 3191-3192, 3234-3235, 3329-3330, 3381
Wowchuk, 1156-1157, 1208-1209, 1511, 1553-1554
New Neepawa Health Centre
Balcaen, 656-657
Bereza, 657, 758-759, 779, 838, 2999
Byram, 656, 759, 779-780, 838-839, 872, 1148-1149, 1205, 1548-1549, 1603, 3006-3007
Cook, 657-658
Hiebert, 658-659
Jackson, 660
King, 659-660
Perchotte, 661
Stone, 662-663
Wharton, 661-662
Wowchuk, 662
Opposition to releasing repeat offenders
Balcaen, 778-779, 1108, 1147, 3008, 3045, 3136, 3187, 3226-3227, 3321-3322, 3389, 3412
Bereza, 526-527, 871-872, 1148, 1204, 1504
Ewasko, 697, 868-869, 986, 1109, 1149, 1605, 2438-2439, 2733-2734, 3007-3008, 3045-3046, 3228-3229
Goertzen, 1653, 2003, 2052, 2734
Khan, 1613-1614, 1650, 2123-2124, 2732, 3134, 3231, 3320-3321, 3379-3380
King, 527, 782, 841-842, 875, 2203, 2735, 3007, 3047-3048, 3138, 3187-3188, 3326
Nesbitt, 1506, 3003, 3194-3195
Piwniuk, 1611-1612
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, 2252, 2438, 3004-3005, 3044-3045, 3134-3435
Programs for adolescents with disabilities
Provincial Road 210
Johnson, 1150
Lagassé, 3139-3140
Narth, 241-242, 338, 700-701, 842, 870-871, 1152-1153, 1208, 2256, 3139, 3232-3233, 3327, 3384, 3415, 3469
Provincial Road 227
King, 761-762, 987-988, 1114-1115, 1151-1152, 1207, 1507-1508, 2254-2255, 2538-2539, 3411
Provincial Road 247-request for pave upgrade
Perchotte, 3192-3193, 3233, 3328, 3383
Stone, 3381-3382
Provincial Road 275
Narth, 129
Wowchuk, 34-35, 103-104, 173-174, 209, 242-243, 331-332, 362, 757-758
Provincial Road 332
King, 2435-2436
Provincial Road 352
Byram, 695, 1651-1652, 2437-2438
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, 874
Johnson, 1546, 3235, 3470-3471
Robbins, 3142, 3194, 3230-3231, 3329, 3382, 3415-3416, 3468
Wowchuk, 2258-2259
Provincial Trunk Highway 45
Nesbitt, 2381, 2736-2737, 3043-3044, 3141-3142
Wowchuk, 2436-2437, 3001-3002, 3043, 3110, 3193, 3234, 3330, 3380, 3467
Provincial Trunk Highways 12 and 210
Lagassé, 758, 782-783, 1207-1208, 3006
Removal of federal carbon tax
Bereza, 1651
Ewasko, 25-26, 65, 106, 165, 199-200, 356-357, 403-404, 568, 1239, 1503-1504, 1546, 1652, 2253, 3323-3324, 3387, 3413
Guenter, 201-202, 239-240, 335-336, 357-358, 760, 1206, 3135, 3193-3194
Narth, 1115-1116
Nesbitt, 1117-1118
Robbins, 3042
Stone, 208, 246, 337-338, 878, 1604-1605
Rural community policing services
Byram, 2251-2252, 2730-2731, 3039, 3116-3117, 3190, 3227-3228
Piwniuk, 3142-3143
Schools in Tyndall Park
Lamoureux, 1303-1304
Support for border communities
Guenter, 780-781, 840, 873, 1505, 3044, 3229-3230
Nesbitt, 1552
Piwniuk, 784-785, 1117, 1508-1509, 3232
Supports for Manitobans with learning disabilities
Lamoureux, 760-761, 870, 1603-1604
Wasyliw, 333
Teaching certification
Ewasko, 243, 271, 331, 3115, 3137, 3188-3189
Jackson, 29-30, 128-129, 203, 271-272, 336, 359-360, 409, 569
Johnson, 30, 101, 205-206, 243-244, 408-409
Khan, 3409
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, 2436
Wowchuk, 3140-3141
Vocational school in Ste. Anne
Lagassé, 700, 875-876, 910, 1152
Deductible increase
Impact on seniors on fixed incomes
Asagwara, 2000
Cook, 2000
Manitoba signs agreement
Coverage for medication and supplies
Asagwara, 526
Dela Cruz, 526
Prescribing authority, expansion of
Funding support for pharmacies
Asagwara, 2049
Lamoureux, 2049
Impact on wait times for health services
Asagwara, 2049
Lamoureux, 2048-2049
Prescriptions for contraceptives
Asagwara, 2048
Lamoureux, 2048
Member' statements
Lamoureux, 2041
Asagwara, 855-856
Cook, 856
Philippine Basketball of Winnipeg
Members' statements
Brar, 2768-2769
Phoenix School. See also Petitions
Child-care spaces
Renovation project
Schmidt, 3219
Smith, 234
Talk therapy, regulation inquiry
Asagwara, 1787-1788
Lamoureux, 1787
Physicians. See also Specialist Wait Time Reporting Act
Administrative burden
Joint task force recommendations
Cook, 367
Number of--Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority
Recruitment targets
Asagwara, 1872
Retention incentives
Kinew, 3319
Lamoureux, 3318-3319
US health agreement
Narth, 1689
Oil transportation, safety of
Piwniuk, 1563
Piwniuk, Doyle (Turtle Mountain) PC
Auto sector
Manufacturing in Manitoba, 1562
Basic personal tax rate
Two-hundred thousand dollar threshold, 921
Buy Canadian Act (Government Purchases Act Amended) (Bill 42)
C/3 R, 1562-1564
Campbell, Bill
Members' statements, 3273
Churchill rail line
Class 1 transportation requirement, 3406
Earlier Screening for Breast Cancer Act (Bill 203)
2 R
Debate, 3064-3065
Economic uncertainty
Lower consumer spending, 639
Education property tax
Rural properties, 726
Energy East Pipeline, 584-585
Lost opportunities, 923
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)
2 R
Debate, 2391-2394
Questions, 2386
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
Highways 5 and 23
Intersection safety upgrades, timeline for, 2776-2777
Housing prices
Average price, impact on property taxes, 639
Indigenous Veterans Day Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 210)
2 R
Debate, 2167-2169
Infrastructure projects
Delay in, 921
Interim Appropriation Act, 2025 (Bill 45)
C/3 R
Debate, 920-924
Interprovincial trade
Need for, 923
Manitoba Hydro Amendment Act (Net-Metering Agreements) (Bill 202)
2 R
Questions, 454
Manitoba Motor Carrier Enforcement, 3121
Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI)
Rebate, 923
Manitoba Small Business Month Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 208)
2 R
Manufacturing
Globalization of, 584
Manufacturing sector
Auto manufacturing, 1562
World-wide integration of, 1562-1563
Members' statements
Campbell, Bill, 3273
Rural Manitoba health services, 1135-1136
Swanfleet Alliance, 555
Waskada grain elevator fire, 1758
Ministerial statements
Manitoba Moror Carrier Enforcement, 3121
Motions of Condolence
Driedger, Herold, 3106-3107
Natural resources
Shipping from Manitoba, 1563
Opposition day motion
Call for the government to sign the memorandum of understanding with fellow provincial premiers committing to the transportation and export of Western Canadian oil, natural gas and critical minerals to refineries, seaports, and storage facilities in Manitoba, across Canada by establishing a Canadian energy grid, 2685-2687
Call for the provincial government to immediately reverse the Manitoba Jobs Agreement and replace it with a strategy to ensure all tradespeople can benefit from government contracts regardless of union status, 2800-2802
Oral Questions
Arctic Gateway's rail line to Churchill
Class 1 transportation requirement, 3406
Intersection of highways 5 and 23
Timeline for safety upgrades, 2776-2777
Payroll tax
Small business, impact on, 726
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, 3328-3329
Death of Jordyn Reimer-judicial review request, 912-913
Funding crime cost mitigation for small business, 3046
Funding for outlet channels project, 1657
Louise Bridge, 1211
MRI machine for Portage regional health facility, 3005, 3189-3190
Opposition to releasing repeat offenders, 1611-1612
Provincial Trunk Highway 34, 1553, 3382
Rural community policing services, 3142-3143
Support for border communities, 784-785, 1117, 1508-1509, 3232
Teaching certification, 2257-2258, 3110-3111
Pipelines
Oil transportation, safety of, 1563
Potato farming
Swansfleet Alliance, 555
Potato industry
Tariffs, impact of, 922
Provincial Court Amendment Act (Bill 2)
C/3 R, 1523
Resolutions
Advancing Manitoba's economic future through provincial-federal collaboration in Churchill
Debate, 3168-3170
Questions, 3165
Commending the provincial government for committing to reopen the Victoria Hospital emergency room
Debate, 2826-2827
Questions, 2819
Ensuring reliable emergency services in rural Manitoba
Debate, 2304-2306
Questions, 2301
Provincial government job-destroying payroll taxes
Debate, 637-640
School tax and education property tax increases
Debate, 2923-2924
Swanfleet Alliance
Members' statements, 555
Tariffs
Economic uncertainty, 586
Tariffs - United States
Potato industry, impact on, 922
Tax environment
Anti-competition, 726
Businesses leaving Manitoba, 726
Unions
Impact on attracting investment, 922
Waskada grain elevator
Fire, 1758
Westman Region
Crime, 921
Physician shortage, 921
2SLGBTQ+ seniors housing
Blashko, 175
Oxenham, 1056
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
C/3 R
King, 2605-2606
Simard, 2604-2605
R/A
Neville, 2646
Capital Planning Region
Adoption of regional plans, deadline for
Simard, 1383
Membership withdrawal, financial concerns
King, 1384-1385
Simard, 1384-1385
Municipal membership meetings, accessibility of public hearings
King, 1384
Simard, 1384
Municipal membership withdrawal process
Simard, 1383
New members
Simard, 1383
Environmental protection concerns
King, 1387
Flexibility for smaller municipalities
King, 1387
Municipal partnerships
King, 1386-1387
Regional cohesion concerns
King, 1384
Simard, 1384
Regional planning bylaw reviews, frequency of
King, 1384
Simard, 1384
Uncoordinated development concerns
King, 1387
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
Minister's availability to residents
Berez, 3463
Smith, 3463
P/O by Asagwara regarding a gesture made during question period by the Member for Fort Whyte
Asagwara, 2887
Johnson, 2888
Speaker's ruling, 2948-2949
Taken under advisement, 2888
P/O by Balcaen
Use of the phrase "talking out of both sides of their mouth"
Balcaen, 2809
Fontaine, 2810
Speaker's ruling, 2810
P/O by Ewasko regarding the Premier having crossed the mace
Ewasko, 2779
Fontaine, 2779
Speaker's ruling, 2779
P/O by Fontaine regarding comments and questions that invoke members' families and that this violates reasonable expectations of respect and decorum
Fontaine, 2123
Johnson, 2123
P/O by Johnson requesting an apology from the Premier for comments about a Member of the Official Opposition "frothing at the mouth"
Fontaine, 2001
Johnson, 2001
Speaker's ruling, 2001 -2002
P/O by Khan, apologizing for the gesture that he made earlier during questions period
Lindsey, 2906-2907
Moses, 2906
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
P/O by Wharton disputing comments made by the Premier during question period on Bill 50
Asagwara, 3203-3204
Speaker's ruling, 3223-3224
Taken under advisement, 3204
Wharton, 3202-3203
Police Services Amendment Act (Obligation to Respond to Police Wrongdoings) (Bill 219)
1 R
Wasyliw, 1289
Police/policing. See also Petitions
Cost for municipalities
Ewasko, 191-192
Kinew, 191-192
New officers for Winnipeg
Oxenham, 1177
Rural Manitoba
Jackson, 131
Urban police grant
Wiebe, 1805
Pool tournament. See All Nations Express
Pope Francis. See Francis, Pope
Moose population numbers
Bushie, 2665
Wowchuk, 2665
Federal/provincial investment
Redhead, 149
Rail line investments
Nesbitt, 801
MRI services
Asagwara, 1439
Bereza, 1439
MRI services
Balcaen, 1007
Bereza, 400
Kinew, 400
Medical facility
Terms of lease
Wasyliw, 250
Portage regional health facility. See Petitions
Portuguese Veterans of Manitoba
Members' statements
Marcelino, 1849
Emergency alert system review
Naylor, 22-23
Perchotte, 22
Medical training seats, increase in
Cook, 77
Program cuts
Wasyliw, 1069
Revenue generating options
Perchotte, 1059
Student aid shelter allowance
Chen, 180
Student safety on campus
Perchotte, 22, 121-122, 160-161
Sustainable funding
Cable, 3283
Hiebert, 3283
Kinew, 3283
Equitable funding concerns
Cable, 775-776
Perchotte, 775-776
Narth, 2068
Swansfleet Alliance
Piwniuk, 555
Tariffs, impact of
Piwniuk, 922
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
Members' statements
Moyes, 1909
Progress update
Kinew, 269
Redhead, 269
Addiction and mental health service organizations
Hiebert, 2158
Smith, 2160
Midwifery services, staff shortage
Cook, 899-900
Lamoureux, 984
Prairie Rose Elementary School
Students' visit to the Legislature
Lamoureux, 2463
Accountability inquiry
Khan, 3084-3085
Kinew, 3085
Communication with ministers
Ewasko, 345-346
Kinew, 345-346
Doer, Gary (US adviser on trade)
Kinew, 1737
Expenses
Khan, 1727-1728
Kinew, 1727-1728
External advisers, consultants hired
Grey Cup travel expenses
Kinew, 1728
Major infrastructure projects
Letter to the Prime Minister
Khan, 1850-1851
Kinew, 1851
Salary (MLA and Premier)
Khan, 1726
Kinew, 1726
Travel expenses, billing process
Khan, 1731
Kinew, 1731-1732
Travel on charter flight
Conflict of interest inquiry
Asagwara, 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
Trade/partnership results
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
Pride Month Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 234)
1 R
Blashko, 2311
2 R
Debate
Asagwara, 2409-2411
Fontaine, 2408-2409
Perchotte, 2407-2408
Opening statement
Blashko, 2403-2405
Questions
Balcaen, 2406-2407
Blashko, 2405-2407
Naylor, 2405-2407
Perchotte, 2405-2406
Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development
C/3 R
Balcaen, 3347
Blashko, 3345-3346
Robbins, 3346-3347
R/A
Neville, 3507
Community celebration event
Perchotte, 2987
Principals. See Public Schools Amendment Act (Teaching Experience of Principals)
Request for government support
Asagwara, 2115-2116
Khan, 2115-2116
Members' statements
King, 190
Procurement. See also Ministerial statements
Buy Canadian initiative and government contracts
Guenter, 1557
Buy Canadian initiative, preference clause
Sandhu, 2018
Buy local initiative
Blashko, 998
Government process for
Guenter, 2018
Sandhu, 2018
Non-Canadian contracts
Guenter, 1559
Procurement Administration Manual
Sandhu, 2019
Balcaen, 1814
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
Narth, 706-707
Sandhu, 705-708
Referred to Standing Committee on Justice
C/3 R
Guenter, 1667-1668
Sandhu, 1666
R/A
Neville, 2646
Municipal Board reporting
Sandhu, 1666
Six month registration period
Guenter, 1667
Sandhu, 1666
Small grocers, not applicable for
Guenter, 1667
Affordable housing rebate
Fontaine, 2322
Hiebert, 2322
Budget 2025
Wowchuk, 957
Increase concerns
Ewasko, 989
Khan, 1912-1913
Kinew, 1912-1913
Schuler, 1915-1916
Stone, 1913-1914
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
Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development
R/S Amdts
Clause 15
Lagassé, 2492
C/3 R
Kennedy, 2615-2616
Lagassé, 2616
R/A
Neville, 2646
Amateur sport outside of school
Kennedy, 1388
Lagassé, 1388
Complaint process
Lagassé, 1388
Simard, 1388
False allegations, appeal process
Lagassé, 1389
Simard, 1389
Police involvement
Lagassé, 1389
Simard, 1389
Who the bill applies to
Kennedy, 1388
Lagassé, 1388
Protective Detention and Care of Intoxicated Persons Act (Bill 48)
1 R
Smith, 2717
2 R
Debate
Balcaen, 2907-2909
Bereza, 2895-2899
Moses, 2961
Nesbitt, 2959-2961
Perchotte, 2902-2906
Robbins, 2957-2959
Schuler, 2949-2954
Wasyliw, 2954-2957
Wiebe, 2899-2902
Opening statement
Smith, 2891-2892
Questions
Bereza, 2892-2895
Nesbitt, 2893-2895
Smith, 2892-2895
Stone, 2892-2894
Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development
R/S Amdts
Clause 11
Fontaine, 3334-3336
Pankratz, 3244-3245
Wasyliw, 3336-3337
Clause 12(2)
Bereza, 3390-3392
Fontaine, 3392-3393
Wasyliw, 3393-3395
Narth, 3302-3303
Pankratz, 3299-3300
Perchotte, 3303-3304
Wasyliw, 3300-3302
C/3 R
Bereza, 3416-3418
Fontaine, 3416
Khan, 3424-3433
Smith, 3418-3419
Wasyliw, 3419-3424
R/A
Neville, 3507
Providence University College and Theological Seminary
Aviation program
Pankratz, 1422
Members' statements
Perchotte, 825
One-hundredth anniversary
Perchotte, 828
Programs offered
Hiebert, 1420-1421
University status request
Moroz, 1438
Narth, 1437-1438
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
R/A
Neville, 2645
Intimate partner violence and child custody
Continuing education and judicial independence
Bereza, 1518
Continuing education, content covered
Bereza, 1518
Byram, 667
Continuing education, funding for
Balcaen, 1516
Byram, 1522
Wiebe, 664
History of violence, consideration of
Hiebert, 673
Judicial justices of the peace, continuing education
Byram, 1520
Lamoureux, 1514
Annual Report March 31, 2023
Wiebe, 1225
Balanced budget
Khan, 2942
Budget 2025
Narth, 1053
Schuler, 1064
General comments
Ewasko, 967
Guenter, 626
Sala, 2662
Stone, 2661-2662
Increase concerns
Ewasko, 989
Khan, 1697
Kinew, 1697
Projections
Jackson, 850
Stone, 844
Tax increase inquiry
Kinew, 2773
Stone, 2773
Allocation of certificates for skilled workers
Lamoureux, 2432-2433
Marcelino, 2432-2433
Certificate extensions
Lamoureux, 3089
Marcelino, 3089-3090
Employees, work permit renewal--Winkler
Hiebert, 817
Marcelino, 817
Number of certificates for 2025
Lamoureux, 3089
Marcelino, 3089
Processed and unprocessed applications
Lamoureux, 3089
Marcelino, 3089
Skilled labour shortage--rural Manitoba
Marcelino, 1143-1144
Narth, 1143-1144
Timeline to elimination backlog
Marcelino, 2538
Narth, 2537-2538
Work permit extension
Brar, 1435
Marcelino, 1435
Provincial Road 210. See Petitions
Timeline for repairs--Lakeside
King, 3185
Naylor, 3186
Paving upgrade
Johnson, 194-195
King, 183
Naylor, 194-195
Provincial Road 247. See Petitions
Provincial Road 275. See Petitions
Provincial Road 332. See Petitions
Provincial Road 352. See Petitions
Ditch maintenance
King, 183
Cloud computing charge for small business
Stone, 1314
Remittance deferral
Nesbitt, 800
Debt projection for 2027
Kinew, 3402
Stone, 3402
PST. See Provincial sales tax
PTH 12. See Petitions
PTH 2. See Petitions
PTH 210. See Petitions
PTH 34. See Petitions
PTH 45. See Petitions
Annual Report for March 31, 2025
Sala, 2654
Public Accounts, Standing Committee on
First Report
Guenter, 418
Second Report
Guenter, 484-485
Third Report
Maloway, 971-972
Fourth Report
Guenter, 1904-1905
Maloway, 11-12
Fifth Report
Maloway, 2107-2108
Sixth Report
Guenter, 2421
Seventh Report
Goertzen, 3209-3210
Public Guardian and Trustee Special Operating Agency
Annual Report for March 31, 2025
Sandhu, 3024
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
C/3 R
Asagwara, 2601
Cook, 2601
R/S
Neville, 2646
Communicable disease orders, failure to comply
Detainment in custody, ban on
Asagwara, 1334-1335
Detention-order authority
Change to Provincial Court judge
Asagwara, 1335-1336
Cook, 1335
Jurisdictional comparison
Asagwara, 1336
Cook, 1336
Public Interest Expression Defence Act (Bill 23)
1 R
Wiebe, 481
2 R
Debate
Balcaen, 2751-2752
Opening statement
Wiebe, 2748-2749
Questions
Balcaen, 2749-2751
Wiebe, 2749-2751
Referred to Standing Committee on Justice
C/3 R
Balcaen, 3485-3486
Wiebe, 3485
R/A
Neville, 3507
Budget 2025
Lamoureux, 952
Wasyliw, 1070
Wiebe, 864-865
Government record
Balcaen, 2578
Cook, 819
Ewasko, 1099-1100
Khan, 2659
Wiebe, 2578
Over policing concerns
Lamoureux, 1805
Wiebe, 1805-1806
Repeat offenders, release of
Ewasko, 770
Kinew, 770
Resident concerns
Balcaen, 177
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
C/3 R
Ewasko, 2636-2637
Schmidt, 2635-2636
R/A
Neville, 2646
Choice of date, reason for change
Ewasko, 1364
Schmidt, 1364
Consultations
Ewasko, 1364
Schmidt, 1364
Enrolment count date change
Schmidt, 1363
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
R/S Amdts.
Clause 3 subsection 27.5(1)
Ewasko, 2493-2494
C/3 R
Ewasko, 2643-2645
Schmidt, 2643
R/A
Neville, 2647
Campaign contribution limits
Schmidt, 1358
Campaign contribution reporting
Schmidt, 1358
Campaign contributions, transfer to division
Ewasko, 1360-1361
Schmidt, 1360-1361
Campaign donors, public reporting requirement
Schmidt, 1358
Consultations
Ewasko, 1359
Schmidt, 1359
Foreign (third party) interference prevention
Schmidt, 1358-1359
Manitoba residency requirement
Schmidt, 1358
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
C/3 R
Ewasko, 2639
Schmidt, 2638-2639
R/A
Neville, 2646
Consultations
Ewasko, 1305
Schmidt, 1305
Immersion programs (all subjects taught)
Ewasko, 1307
Schmidt, 1307
Implementation of Bill 18
Ewasko, 1307
Schmidt, 1307
Instructor training
Ewasko, 1306
Schmidt, 1306
Language advisory committee
Indigenous representation requirement
Schmidt, 1305
Language immersion programming
Schmidt, 1304
Language programs, optional vs. compulsory credits
Ewasko, 1310
School board authorization of immersion programs
Schmidt, 1305
School board denial of program, appeal process
Ewasko, 1306
Schmidt, 1306
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
Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development
C/3 R
Ewasko, 1662-1666
Schmidt, 1660-1662
R/A
Neville, 2646
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
C/3 R
Ewasko, 2640-2641
Schmidt, 2640
R/A
Neville, 2646
Appropriate interactions between staff and students
On and off school grounds
Schmidt, 1367
Complaints made, third party review of
Ewasko, 1369-1370
Schmidt, 1369-1370
Consultations
Ewasko, 1368
Schmidt, 1368
School chaperones, inclusion of
Ewasko, 1369
Schmidt, 1369
Serious incident reporting
Law enforcement involvement
Ewasko, 1370
Schmidt, 1370
Sexual abuse prevention policies
Parental notification requirement
Schmidt, 1367
Sexual abuse prevention program
Failure to complete, penalty for
Ewasko, 1369
Schmidt, 1369
Training for all school division staff and volunteers, 1371-1372
Schmidt, 1367
Sport programs outside of school setting
Ewasko, 1368
Schmidt, 1368
Training renewal period
Ewasko, 1369
Schmidt, 1369
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
Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development
R/S Amdts
Clause 2(2)
Lamoureux, 3340-3341
Title of the Bill (changed to Public Schools Amendment Act (Early Reading Screening))
Lamoureux, 3339
C/3 R
Cook, 3342-3344
Lamoureux, 3341-3342
Pankratz, 3344
R/A
Neville, 3507
Consultations
Cook, 1267
Dela Cruz, 1267
Lamoureux, 1267
Increased screening, impact on teacher workload
Dela Cruz, 1268
Lamoureux, 1268
Moyes, 1270
Parental notification timeline (30 days)
Lamoureux, 1265
Reporting to Department of Education
Dela Cruz, 1268
Lamoureux, 1268
Required screenings twice per year
Dela Cruz, 1269
Screening results released to school boards
Lamoureux, 1265-1266
Structured literacy
Cook, 1268
Lamoureux, 1268
Khan, 3216-3217
Kinew, 3216-3217
Annual Report for March 31, 2025
Sala, 3023
Estimates
Debate, 3493
Supplement to Estimates of Expenditure 2025-2026
Sala, 1634
Public Service Delivery Department
5i Category Management
Sandhu, 2019
Annual Report for March 31, 2025
Sandhu, 3024
Estimates
Debate, 2015-2021, 2353-2363, 3489
Opening statements
Guenter, 2016
Sandhu, 2015-2016
Speakers
Nesbitt, 2020-2021
Political staff and salaries
Guenter, 2017
Sandhu, 2017
Procurement modernization project
Guenter, 2019
Sandhu, 2019
Procurement process
Guenter, 2018
Sandhu, 2018
REBA software, implementation of
Sandhu, 2019
Staff introductions
Sandhu, 2016-2017
Supplement to Estimates of Expenditure 2025-2026
Sandhu, 1634
Public transportation (sustainable)
Government investment
Lamoureux, 2885
Moyes, 2885
Transportation needs for smaller communities
Lamoureux, 2885
Moyes, 2885
Annual Report for March 31, 2025
Sala, 3023
Government position
Goertzen, 1247-1248
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
Referred to Standing Committee of Legislative Affairs
C/3 R
Guenter, 2618
Sandhu, 2618
R/A
Neville, 2646
Auditor General review, delay concerns
Consultations
Sandhu, 1242
Fairness monitor
Guenter, 1243-1244
Wharton, 1243-1244
Private sector entity, ownership ban
Guenter, 1244
Older units (liability)
Guenter, 1244
Sandhu, 1244
Red tape delays
Guenter, 1245
Amber Trails school
Brar, 140
Adult epilepsy monitoring unit
Cross, 39