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
Wasyliw, 252
Tax increase concerns
Khan, 1991-1992
Kinew, 1991-1992
Members' statements
Oxenham, 3309
One-hundredth anniversary
King, 827
Washington trade office. See Trade - Washington D.C. office
Fire
Piwniuk, 1758
Budget 2025
Lamoureux, 952
Budget 2025--rural Manitoba
Hiebert, 1033
Economic growth
Hiebert, 151
Environmental protection
Hiebert, 151
Public health, importance for
Hiebert, 151
Waste water treatment projects. See also Petitions
Feder-provincial funding commitment--rural Manitoba
Hiebert, 98
Simard, 98
Lagoon in Armstrong
Environmental assessment and consultations
Lamoureux, 1106-1107
Moyes, 1106-1107
Morden-Winkler
Hiebert, 326
Simard, 326
Wasyliw, Mark (Fort Gary) Ind.
Affordability
Fuel prices, 351-352
Housing and grocery prices, 249
Request for living wage, 198-199
Affordable housing
Number of units needed, 1068
Percentage of household expenses, 251
Bail reform
Government record, 2249
Basic personal tax rate
Bracket freeze, 1068
Bills
Residential Tenancies Amendment Act (Bill 10)
1 R, 643
Black Seniors Support Inc.
Members' statements, 1536
Board Parity and Diversity Act (Bill 214)
1 R, 1587
Budget 2025
Debate, 1067-1070
Environment spending, 1069
Public safety, 1070
Research and development, 1067
Budget Impact Reporting Act (Bill 205)
1 R, 741-742
Carbon emissions
Reduction targets, 1888
Carbon tax
Government position, 1885-1887
Child poverty
Plan to address, call for, 250
Rates of, 1067
Child-care spaces
Churchill Manitoba
Pipeline construction, 2474
Convalescent Home of Winnipeg
Members' statements, 2657
Cost of living
Grocery prices, 249
Minimum wage increase, 2887
Crime/criminals
Substance use, 1070
Criminal Property Forfeiture Amendment Act (Bill 220)
1 R, 2311-2312
Direct Action in Support of Community Homes
Members' statements, 422
Education property tax
Municipal assessments, 1069
Renters vs. home owner rebates, 1068
Emergency room services
Manitoba ranking, 1069
Employment
Non-compete contracts, 1191
Employment and Income Assistance (EIA)
Claw back for working recipients, 1068
Employment Standards Code Amendment Act (Non-Compete Agreements) (Bill 213)
1 R, 1191
Environment
Budget 2025 spending, 1069
Ethics Report Motions
That the Legislative Assembly accept the Report of the Ethics Commissioner dated February 19, 2025 regarding the Premier and approve the recommendation contained therein
Speakers, 572-573
Executive Council
Estimates
Speakers, 1885-1889, 2281-2284
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, 2542-2547
Fuel prices
Spike in, PUB regulation request, 2051
Fuel tax holiday
Effectiveness of, 1067
Geothermal energy home conversion program
Status of government funding commitment, 1767
Grant Park High School
Improv team, 1137
Grocery prices
Cost-of-living concerns, 249
Request for government to address, 24-25
Grocery Store Food Waste Prevention Act (Bill 230)
1 R, 2876
2 R
Opening statement, 2967-2968
Questions, 2968-2970
Grocery stores
Large retailers
Price manipulation concerns, 778, 1146
Restrictive covenants, removal of, 252
Health-care system
Per capita spending, 1069
Privatization concerns, 250
Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Reason for Traffic Stop) (Bill 204)
1 R, 2107
Homeowner Protection from Unsolicited Purchase Offers Act (Bill 206)
1 R, 477-478
Hull, Curtis, 2042
Human Rights Code Amendment Act (Non-Disclosure Agreements) (Bill 229)
1 R, 2522
Intoxicated individuals
Temporary detention
Condition of holding cells for detained persons, 3405
People with mental health issues, ethical concerns, 3406
Request to withdraw Bill 48, 3223
Legal Aid Manitoba
Funding, 1070
Living wage
Number of Manitobans living on, 1067
Request for, 198-199
Local Elections Voter Eligibility Act (Various Acts Amended) (Bill 211)
1 R, 2875-2876
2 R
Opening statement, 2963-2965
Questions, 2965-3967
Manitoba Hydro rates
Increase concerns, 1068
Manitoba Mineral Development Fund, 251
Matter of contempt
Raised by the Member for Fort Gary alleging that the Premier had failed to provide a response to a matter taken under advisement within the deadline prescribed, 255-256
Matter of privilege
Raised by the Member for Riding Mountain alleging that the attempt by Ministers and the Honourable Speaker to impose conditions on his questions during OQ on April 23, 2023 infringed on his rights as a member and requests an apology, 1529
Raised by the Member for Springfield-Richot alleging that member's have been denied office space in the building since September, 2024 and that property was removed from his office space, 9
Members' statements
Black Seniors Support Inc., 1536
Convalescent Home of Winnipeg, 2657
Direct Action in Support of Community Homes, 422
Government record on health care and affordability, 2464
Grant Park High School improv team, 1137
Hull, Curtis, 2042
Royal Canadian Legion Fort Garry branch, 3399
Sopilka Ukrainian Dance School, 3028
South Winnipeg Family Information Centre, 16
Vincent Massey Trojans Hockey Team, 769
Minimum wage
Call for increase, 2887
Cost of living challenges, 2887, 3036-3037
Municipalities
Education property tax assessments, 1069
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, 537-538
Oral Questions
Affordability crisis
Request for living wage, 198-199
Affordability measures
Fuel prices, 351-352
Bail reform policy
Government record, 2249
Construction of pipeline to Churchill
Government position, 2474
Consumer protection from spiking fuel prices
Request to allow Public Utilities Board to regulate, 2051
Cost-of-living challenges
Minimum wage increase, 2887
Geothermal energy home conversion program
Status of government funding commitment, 1767
Grocery price inflation
Request for government to address, 24-25
Higher milk prices at Walmart Canada
Prosecuting inquiry for price gouging, 1146
Impact of tariffs on food prices
Concern for small grocers, 1545
Request to expand price cap, 1545
Large grocery retailers
Price manipulation concerns, 778
Minimum wage increase
Cost of living concerns, 3036-3037
Premier's travel on charter flight
Request for independent inquiry, 944
Temporary detention of intoxicated individuals
Condition of holding cells for detained persons, 3405
People with mental health issues, ethical concerns, 3406
Request to withdraw Bill 48, 3223
Universal Heights homeless encampment
Request for support services, 1357
Yearly rent increases
Request for legislation to address, 598
Petitions
Supports for Manitobans with learning disabilities, 333
Police Services Amendment Act (Obligation to Respond to Police Wrongdoings) (Bill 219)
1 R, 1289
Portage Place
Medical facility
Terms of lease, 250
Post-secondary education
Program cuts, 1069
Premier of Manitoba
Travel on charter flight
Independent inquiry request, 944
Protective Detention and Care of Intoxicated Persons Act (Bill 48)
2 R
Debate, 2954-2957
R/S Amdts, 3300-3302
Clause 11, 3336-3337
Clause 12(2), 3393-3395
C/3 R, 3419-3424
Public safety
Budget 2025, 1070
Public Schools Amendment Act (Teaching Experience of Principals) (Bill 207)
1 R, 971
Rent Assist program
Cap on number receiving, 250
Funding, 1068
Renters/renting
Above guideline increases, 251, 1068
Rent cap loophole, 1068
Yearly increases, legislation to address, 598
Research and development
Budget 2025, 106
Residential Tenancies Amendment Act (Bill 212)
1 R, 643
Resolutions
Manitoba needs to address the cost of living crisis
Opening statement, 2973-2975
Questions, 2975-2977
Royal Canadian Legion
Fort Garry Branch, 3399
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 90
Members' statements, 3399
Social housing units
Number built (1980s), 250
Sopilka Ukrainian Dance School
Members' statements, 3028
South Winnipeg Family Information Centre
Members' statements, 16
Tariffs
Food prices, impact on, 1545
Price cap, expansion request, 1545
Small grocers, impact on, 1545
Throne Speech
Debate, 249-252
Universal Heights homeless encampment
Request for support services, 1357
Wage stagnation, 252
Winnipeg Transit
Funding, 1067
Water conservation and stewardship
Budget reduction
Moyes, 2046
Nesbitt, 2046
Watkins, Robert. See Victory in Europe Day
New schools
Recognizing business community
Pankratz, 155
Week of the Early Childhood Educator
Members' statements
Ewasko, 1590
Schmidt, 1589-1590
Members' statements
Lagassé, 190
Members' statements
Naylor, 2111
Violent crime and vandalism
Ewasko, 1229-1231
Kinew, 1230-1231
Wildfire response concerns
Ewasko, 2470-2471
Western Manitoba Centennial Auditorium
Jackson, 852
Members' statements
Simard, 1991
Budget 2025 investments
Jackson, 828
Contracts awarded to American businesses
Concern for suppliers
Asagwara, 3129-3130
Balcaen, 3129-3130
Moses, 3130
Crime
Piwniuk, 921
Driver education program
Wait times and lack of training spaces
King, 2533-2534
Wiebe, 2533-2534
Physician shortage
Piwniuk, 921
Sport, culture and heritage support
Jackson, 852
Drought mitigation and farmland
Lamoureux, 3034
Moyes, 3034
No net loss of wetlands policy
Lamoureux, 3034
Moyes, 3034
Protection of existing ecosystems
Lamoureux, 3034
Moyes, 3034
Wharton, Jeff (Red River North) PC
Alamos Gold mine, 1376
All Nations Express
Members' statements, 645
Basic personal tax rate
Two-hundred thousand dollar threshold, 718
Business, Mining, Trade and Job Creation Department
Estimates
Opening statements, 1924
Speakers, 1924-1932
Buy Canadian Act (Government Purchases Act Amended) (Bill 42)
2 R
Questions, 788-789
Cycling with Sarah
Members' statements, 3212-3213
Health-care system
Peachey report, 313
Hydrogen exploration, 1375
Hydrogen strategy, 1376
Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Control Amendment and Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries Corporation Amendment Act (Expanding Liquor Retail) (Bill 201)
1 R, 49
Manitoba Small Business Month Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 208)
2 R
Questions, 546-547
C/3 R, 3159-3161
Members' statements
All Nations Express, 645
Cycling with Sarah, 3212-3213
Members's apology for breach of caretaker convention, 2312-2313
Rauser, Elma, 2566
Stinson, Jim, 1592-1593
Vergie, Peyton, 226-227
Mining and minerals
Natural hydrogen and helium exploration, 1375
Oil and Gas Amendment Act (Bill 11)
2 R
Debate, 1377
Questions, 1374-1376
Consultations, 1374
Natural hydrogen and helium exploration, 1375
Permit licenses, additional terms and conditions, 1375
Petitions
Breast screening, 68, 103, 172-173, 208-209, 703, 757, 785-786
FortWhyte Alive, 30-31
MRI machine for Portage regional health facility, 1613, 1658, 3002-3003, 3042-3043, 3141, 3191-3192, 3234-3235, 3329-3330, 3381
New Neepawa Health Centre, 661-662
Opposition to releasing repeat offenders, 1116, 1156, 1510
Points of Order
P/O by Wharton disputing comments made by the Premier during question period on Bill 50, 3202-3203
Public-Private Partnerships Transparency and Accountability Act (Bill 25)
2 R
Questions, 1242-1244
Auditor General review, delay concerns, 1242, 1244
Fairness monitor, 1243-1244
Rauser, Elma
Members' statements, 2566
Replacement worker ban, 718
Resolutions
Supporting the provincial government on 800 new hip and knee surgeries
Debate, 313-314
Stinson, Jim
Members' statements, 1592-1593
Vergie, Peyton
Members' statements, 226-227
Whiteout street party. See Winnipeg Jets
Wiebe, Hon. Matt (Concordia) NDP
7-Eleven convenience stores
Crime increase, closures due to, 264-265
Ankle monitoring
24-7 monitoring, 1895-1896
Inactive units, 1893
Number in use, 1892
Repaired, number currently being, 1893
Units being used as evidence, 1894
Anti-Semitism
Increase in, 1896-1897
Bail
Five-point plan, support for, 531, 531, 1739 (5 point plan is on bail reform)
Stronger conditions for, 864-865
Bail reform
Crime and public safety, 1018-1019
Fatal car accident, driver released, 2837-3839
Five-point plan, 1889-1890
Government initiatives, 531
Letter to federal government, 903
Manitoba municipalities, call for, 1356
Repeat offenders, release of, 1357, 1891-1892, 1920
Supervision, resources for, 531
Basketball
Kildonan East Reivers, 1429-1430
Bills Public Interest Expression Defence Act (Bill 23)
1 R, 481
Border security
Funding, 1739
Brandon Correctional Centre
Family inquiry into deaths, 1047-1048
Family's letter to justice Minister, 1105
Guard stabbing incident, 1811
Budget 2025
Public safety, 864-865
Cannabis retailers
Age-restricted stores, 1259
Controlled-access stores, 1259
Coercive control
Judicial education on, 1513
Copy of Regulations
Tabling of (2023-2024), 341
Correctional centres
Worker safety, 1811
Crime/criminals
Armed robbery--MacGregor, 1050-1051
Break ins, vandalism
Support for homeowners/businesses, 1806-1807
Drug and weapons seizure, 1496-1497
Drug trafficking and violent crime, 2572
Increased rates, 655
Release of drug dealers and violent offenders, 2434-2435
Youth stabbed--Charleswood
Release of suspects, 2572
Criminal Trespassers Act and Amendments to The Occupiers' Liability Act (Bill 222)
2 R
Debate, 3440-3441
Crown attorneys
Case preparation time, public safety concerns, 3185
Request for resources to support, 3184
Wages and staffing levels, 3277-3278
Workforce retention incentives, 3184-3185
Data security
Information sharing, funding for, 1739
Driver education program
Instructors, need for, 2532
Private instructor contracts, 2532
Wait times and lack of training spaces, 2531
Wait times and lack of training spaces--rural Manitoba, 2533-2534
Wait times and lack of training spaces--Westman Region, 2532-2533
Drivers and Vehicles Amendment and Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Bill 36)
1 R, 482
2 R
Opening statement, 1450-1451
Questions, 1452-1453
C/3 R, 2626-2627
Driver licence validity check, online services, 1451, 1452
Fraudulent safety inspection certificates
Penalties for issuers, 1451, 1452
Licencing and vehicle registration
Parental approval provision, 1451, 1452
Election Financing Amendment and Elections Amendment Act (Bill 30)
1 R, 482
2 R
Questions, 2754-2755
C/3 R, 3486-3487
Emergency management services
Budget reduction concerns, 1995
First Nation Safety Officer Program
Funding, 1739-1740
First Nations and Inuit Policing Program
Funding, 1739-1740
First responders
Mental-health services, 1812-1813
Front-line workers
Support services, 1812-1813
Hate crime
Anti-Semitism, increase in, 1896-1897
Number of cases--Winnipeg, 1897
Prosecutions, number of, 1897-1899
Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Impaired Driving Measures) (Bill 5)
1 R, 387
2 R
Opening statement, 679-680
C/3 R, 2619-2620
Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Impaired Driving) (Bill 5)
1 R, 387
2 R
Opening statement, 679-680
Questions, 680
Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Stalking-Related Measures) (Bill 236)
2 R
Debate, 2502-2503
Highways and roads
Death of family
Arrest warrant for out-of-province driver, 1598
Human Rights Code Amendment Act (Bill 43)
1 R, 741
2 R
Opening statement, 1449-1450
C/3 R, 2627-2628
Gender expression added, 1449-1450
Impaired driving
Amendments to Bill 5, request to support, 2045-2046
Effectiveness of initiatives, 1814-1815
Increased penalties when children present, 982
Individuals charged more than once, 982
Legislative amendments to Bill 5 at committee, 1017-1018
Sentencing length, 1816-1818
Information technology
Data sharing, funding for, 1739
Intimate partner violence
Child custody cases, wait times, 1807-1808
Culturally appropriate services, 1808-1809
Justice and Attorney General Department
Budget for 2024-2025, 1739
Data collection from municipalities
Storage and security, 1899-1900
Estimates
Opening statements, 1738-1740
Speakers, 1741-1753, 1805-1820, 1889-1902
Organizational chart, 1741
Political staff, 1741-1742
Political staff on secondment, 1743
Political staff, salary scale, 1742-1743
Political staff, vacancies, 1743
Staff introductions, 1741, 1889
Supplement to Estimates of Expenditure 2025-2026, 1634
Total positions with, 1744
Vacancy rate, 1744-1745
Justice system
AMM recommendations, 164
Artificial intelligence use, 1896
Government management of, 351
Intimate partner violence
Training for staff, 665-666
Repeat offenders, 399-400
Request for reforms, 521, 522-523
Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Authority
Annual Report for March 31, 2025, 3173
Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Control Amendment Act (2) (Bill 9)
1 R, 412
2 R
Opening statement, 1258-1259
Questions, 1259-1260
C/3 R, 2622
Age-restricted stores, sales limited to, 1259
Controlled-access stores permitted--rural and Northern Manitoba, 1259
Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Control Amendment Act (Bill 8)
1 R, 412
2 R
Opening statement, 2737-2738
Questions, 2738-2741
C/3 R, 3482
MacGregor, Manitoba
Armed robbery, 1050-1051
Manitoba Court of Appeal
Annual Report, March 31, 2024, 825
Manitoba First Nations Police Service
Funding, 1739
Manitoba Integrated Violent Offender Apprehension Unit (MIVOAU), 1892
Manitoba Organization for Victim Assistance, 2039
Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI)
Vehicle-owner insurance model, 2945
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Amendment Act (2) (Bill 49)
1 R, 2759
2 R
Opening statement, 3009-3010
Questions, 3011-3013
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Amendment Act (Bill 35)
1 R, 482
2 R
Opening statement, 1262
Questions, 1262
C/3 R, 2626
Fleet insurance model, discounts vs. rebates, 1262
Matter of privilege
Raised by the Leader of the Opposition alleging that comments made by the Premier during Question Period were defamatory and impeded his ability to ask questions, 2697
Meadows West School
Students questions for government, 2319
Members' statements
Kildonan-East Reivers basketball champions, 1429-1430
Mental-health services
Workers (need for)--rural Manitoba, 1432
Ministerial statements
Child abuse awareness month, 3173-3174
Manitoba Organization for Victim Assistance, 2039
Minor Amendments and Corrections Act, 2025 (Bill 13)
1 R, 481
2 R
Opening statement, 1263-1264
C/3 R, 2624
Motions of Condolence
Barrett, Rebecca "Becky" Catherine, 3293-3294
Nello Altomare, 604-605
National Police Federation
Data collection/sharing recommendations, 1890
National Police Week
Recognizing law enforcement, 1919
Neultin Lake
Caribou herd killing
Concern for sustainable herd population, 1994
Northern Manitoba
Cannabis retailers
Controlled-access stores, 1259
RCMP funding announcement, 1145
Retail theft, funding for police, 1750-1752
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, 530-531
Oral Questions
7-Eleven convenience stores
Closures due to increase in crime, 264-265
Action on bail reform
Letter to federal government, 903
Amendment to impaired driving legislation
Increased penalties when children present, 982
Armed robbery near MacGregor
Safety concerns for rural Manitoba, 1050-1051
Bail reform plan
Number of repeat offenders, 1920
Brandon Correctional Centre death
Family's letter to justice Minister, 1105
Child sex offenders
Release of individuals on bail, 1497
Community safety in budget 2025
Call for stronger bail conditions, 864-865
Crime and public safety
Bail system reform, 1018-1019
Government record, 2578
Crime at transit locations
Public safety concerns, 3222
Crime in rural Manitoba
RCMP staffing levels, 1106
Criminal justice system
Request for reforms, 521, 522-523
Death of family on Manitoba highway
Arrest warrant for out-of-province driver, 1598
Death of Jordyn Reimer
Request for out-of-province review, 2117-2118
Discarded needles in public places
Support for municipalities for cleanup, 23
Discarded needles in Swan River
Cleanup and supplies, 100
Driver education program
Lack of available spots, 2531
Need for instructors, 2532
Private instructor contracts, 2532
Driver education programs, rural Manitoba
Wait times and lack of training spaces, 2533-2534
Driver education programs, Westman Region
Wait times and lack of training spaces, 2532-2533
Drug and weapons seizure
Release of individuals on bail, 1496-1497
Drug trafficking and violent crime
Government record, 2572
Emergency management services
Budget reduction concerns, 1995
Fatal car accident, driver released
Government record on bail reform, 2837-3839
Impaired driving causing death or bodily harm
Individuals charged with more than one offence, 982
Impaired driving legislation
Proposed amendments at committee, 1017-1018
Impaired driving legislation, Bill 5
Request to support amendments, 2045-2046
Increased crime in the retail sector
Consultation with business community, 653
Increased crime rate in Manitoba
Request for plan to address, 655
Justice system
Repeat offenders, 399-400
Justice system reform
AMM recommendations, 164
Manitoba Crown attorneys
Case preparation time, public safety concerns, 3185
Request for resources to support, 3184
Wages and staffing levels, 3277-3278
Workforce retention incentives, 3184-3185
Manitoba municipalities
Call for bail reform, 1356
Manitoba's justice system
Government management record, 351
Mental health supports
Need for workers in rural Manitoba, 1432
MPI's vehicle-owner insurance model
Impact on PUB oversight, 2946
Impact on rates and low-risk owners, 2945
National Police Week
Recognizing law enforcement, 1919
Needle distribution harm reduction policy
Responsibility for used needle disposal, 198
Needle distribution in Swan River
Responsibility for used needle cleanup, 24
Needle distribution program
Committee inquiry, 266
Neultin Lake caribou herd killing
Concern for sustainable herd population, 1994
Problem residence in Tyndall Park constituency
Request for Justice Minister to intervene, 1998
Release of drug dealers and violent offenders
Request for government to address, 2434-2435
Release of repeat offenders
Call for bail reform, 1357
Rural and northern Manitoba
RCMP funding announcement, 1145
Rural crime in Manitoba
Status of security rebate program, 1234-1235
Students from Meadows West School
Questions for government, 2319
Tyndall Park constituency
Request for police presence, 1999
Vandalism in River Heights community
Request for action on public safety, 3465-3466
Violence on Winnipeg Transit buses
Request to fund dedicated police unit, 1439
Violent crime and public safety
Request for plan to address, 2663-2664
Violent crime incidents
Government record, 58-59
Release of violent offender, 562-563
Violent crime rate
Timeline for bail reform, 523-524
Violent inmate at Brandon Correctional Centre
Family inquiry into deaths, 1047-1048
Winnipeg Police Service
Funding and staffing levels, 266
Winnipeg Police Service annual report
Crime statistics for Manitoba, 1766
Winnipeg Transit buses
Request for safety initiatives, 654
Youth stabbed in Charleswood area
Release of suspects, 2572
Police/policing
Urban police grant, 1805
Protective Detention and Care of Intoxicated Persons Act (Bill 48)
2 R
Debate, 2899-2902
Provincial Court Amendment Act (Bill 2)
1 R, 87
2 R
Opening statement, 663-665
Questions, 665-668
C/3 R, 1512-1513
Intimate partner violence and child custody
Continuing education, content covered, 667, 1512-1513
Continuing education, funding for, 664
Judges, continuing education, 664
Judicial justices of the peace, continuing education, 664, 1512
Provincial Court of Manitoba
Annual Report March 31, 2023, 1225
Public Interest Expression Defence Act (Bill 23)
1 R, 481
2 R
Opening statement, 2748-2749
Questions, 2749-2751
C/3 R, 3485
Public safety
Budget 2025, 864-865
Government record, 2578
Over policing concerns, 1805-1806
Reimer, Jordyn
Out-of-province review, request for, 2117-2118
Rental properties
Community safety orders, 1253
Drug/human trafficking prevention, 1253
Unlawful activities, orders of possession, 1254
Unlawful activity, five-day eviction notice, 1253
Renters/renting
Tenants engaged in drug/human trafficking
Changes to eviction requirements, 481, 1253-1254
Repeal Acts Not in Force
Annual Report, 1587
Residential Tenancies Amendment Act (Measures to Address Unlawful Activities) (Bill 32)
1 R, 481
2 R
Debate, 804
Opening statement, 765, 1253-1254
Questions, 1255-1257
C/3 R, 2624-2625
Drug/human trafficking, public safety risk, 1254
Evicted tenant information
Sharing with Manitoba Housing, 1255-1256
PSIU investigations, funding for, 1256
PSIU investigators
Providing evidence at hearings, 1254
Unlawful activity, five-day eviction notice, 1253
Resolutions
Public safety strategy progress
Debate, 2180-2182
Retail crime
Policing, overtime funding, 1809-1810
Retail sector
Crime increase, 653
Retail theft
Business closures due to, 1745-1748
New police officers, 1739
Police services funding--rural and northern Manitoba, 1750-1752
Winnipeg Police Service
Funding for, 1749
River Heights community
Vandalism, request for action on public safety, 3465-3466
Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)
Funding for rural and northern Manitoba, 1145
Staffing, rural Manitoba, 1106
Rural crime
Policing vacancy rate, 1820
RCMP funding, 1819
Retail theft, funding for police, 1750-1752
Rural health care
Mental health support workers, 1432
Rural Manitoba
Armed robbery--MacGregor, 1050-1051
Driver education program
Wait times and lack of training spaces, 2533-2534
RCMP funding announcement, 1145
RCMP staffing levels, 1106
Security rebate program, 1234-1235
Security Rebate Program
Funding increase, 1739
Sex offender
Release of individual on bail, 1497
Small business
7-Eleven closures, 266
Substance use
Discarded needles--Swan River
Cleanup and supplies, 100
Needle distribution
Committee inquiry, 266
Used needle disposal, responsibility for, 198
Used needle disposal, responsibility for--Swan River, 24
Used needles in public places
Municipal cleanup, 23
Swan River
Needle distribution initiative
Responsibility for used needle cleanup, 24
Tyndall Park constituency
Police presence, request for, 1999
Problem residence
Request for Justice Minister to intervene, 1998
Vehicle Impoundment Registry
Annual Report for 2024-2025, 2522
Violent crime
Bail reform, timeline for, 523-524
Government record, 58-59
Request for plan to address, 2663-2664
Violent offender, release of, 562-563
Westman Region
Driver education program
Wait times and lack of training spaces, 2533-2534
Winnipeg Police Service
Annual crime statistics, 1766
Funding and staffing levels, 266
Winnipeg Transit
Bus safety initiatives, 654
Crime at locations, public safety concerns, 3222
Safety officer program, 1807
Violence on buses
Dedicated police unit, request for, 1439
Youth justice committees, 1808
Wielgosz, Morgan. See Good Neighbour Brewing Co.
Wildfires. See also Members' statements
911 dispatch centre
Call volumes and staffing
Asagwara, 2122
Narth, 2122
Individuals lost, condolences to family
Asagwara, 2114
Khan, 2114
Jasper, Alberta
Loiselle, 1471
Long-term fire management strategy
Kinew, 2536
Lamoureux, 2535-2536
Members' statements
Narth, 2112-2113
Mitigation (Throne Speech)
Stone, 86
Retired firefighters, use of
Bushie, 2471-2472
Wowchuk, 2471-2472
Retired firefighters, utilization of
Bushie, 2577
Wowchuk, 2577
Risk
Bushie, 1905
Wowchuk, 1905-1906
Update
Bushie, 2038, 2108-2109, 2237-2238, 2365-2366, 2421-2422, 2522-2523
Busine, 2121
Khan, 2523
Nesbitt, 2366
Pankratz, 2120
Wowchuk, 2038-2039, 2109, 2238, 2422
Canadian Armed Forces called in
Khan, 2530
Kinew, 2531
Communication with affected communities
Kinew, 2535
Lamoureux, 2535
Evacuation centres, number of
Khan, 2531
Kinew, 2531
Financial assistance for evacuees
Khan, 2530
Kinew, 2530
Northern Manitoba
Khan, 2530
Kinew, 2531
Organization accepting donations
Bushie, 2536
Lamoureux, 2536
Recommendations for supporting evacuees
Khan, 2529-2530
Kinew, 2529-2530
Update on evacuation and firefighting efforts
Khan, 2529
Kinew, 2529
Wildlife Amendment Act (Bill 221)
1 R
Wowchuk, 929
2 R
Debate
Bushie, 1171-1172
Pankratz, 1170-1171
Opening statement
Wowchuk, 1167-1168
Questions
Naylor, 1168-1170
Nesbitt, 1168-1170
Wowchuk, 1168-1170
Conservation officers, role of
Nesbitt, 1169
Wowchuk, 1169
Consultations
Excessive fines
Nesbitt, 1169
Wowchuk, 1169
Penalties for first and second offences
Wowchuk, 1167
Species protected
Nesbitt, 1168
Wowchuk, 1168
Members' statements
Moyes, 3175-3176
Members' statements
Lathlin, 644
Manitoba Métis partnership
Blashko, 176
Royals football team
Cable, 3121-3122
Members' statements
Loiselle, 118
Tim Horton employees (PNP)
Work permit renewal
Hiebert, 817
Marcelino, 817
Members' statements
Pankratz, 2876-2877
100th anniversary
Oxenham, 2113
Amendments to legislation
Loiselle, 1466
Financial statements published online
History of
Loiselle, 1465-1466
Removal of mayor from the board
Loiselle, 1466
Winnipeg Foundation Act. See Petitions
Winnipeg Foundation Amendment Act (Bill 300)
1 R
Loiselle, 1225
2 R
Debate
Bereza, 1469-1470
Opening statement
Loiselle, 1465-1467
Questions
Bereza, 1467-1469
Loiselle, 1467-1469
Narth, 1468
Naylor, 1467-1469
Consultations
Bereza, 1467
Loiselle, 1467
Playoff contenders
Ewasko, 1430
Kinew, 1430-1431
Whiteout street party
Kinew, 1107
Loiselle, 1107
Winnipeg Methodist Mission Church
Members' statements
Brar, 3368
Annual crime statistics
Pankratz, 1766
Wiebe, 1766
Funding and staffing levels
Balcaen, 265-266
Wiebe, 266
Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA)
Centralization of home-care scheduling
Delays and cancellations
Lamoureux, 1302-1303
Impact on clients and staff
Asagwara, 1142-1143, 1236-1237, 3374-3375
Cook, 1142-1143, 1235-1236, 3374-3375
Worker burnout concerns
Asagwara, 1302
Lamoureux, 1302
CEO dismissal
Asagwara, 561-564
Cook, 561-564
Winnipeg Regional Real Estate Board
Property tax recommendations (2001)
Cook, 1832
Winnipeg Sikaran Arnis Academy
Members' statements
Lamoureux, 1758
Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra. See also Resolutions
Educational programming
Lamoureux, 1279
Marcelino, 1279
Educational programming for youth
Schuler, 1280
Funding
Kennedy, 2082-2083
Perchotte, 2082
General comments
M. Moyes, 91-92
National recognition
Kennedy, 1282
New Music Festival
Lamoureux, 1278
Orchestra shell repair
Schuler, 1286
Sistema program
Lamoureux, 1280
Tourist attraction
Lamoureux, 1280
Schuler, 1279
Bus safety initiatives
Lamoureux, 653
Wiebe, 654
Crime at locations, public safety concerns
Balcaen, 3222
Wiebe, 3222
Funding
Wasyliw, 1067
Safety concerns
Ewasko, 1043-1044
Kinew, 1043-1044
Safety officer program
Lamoureux, 1807
Wiebe, 1807
Transit system remodel
Impact of changes on Manitobans
Lamoureux, 2885
Moyes, 2885
Violence on buses
Dedicated police unit, request for
Byram, 1439
Wiebe, 1439
Members' statements
Naylor, 2111
Organizations that recognize achievements
Byram, 1221-1222
Recognition days for
Byram, 1221
Members' statements
Moses, 1908
Women's health care. See also Resolutions
Budget 2025
Asagwara, 836-837
Oxenham, 836
Pankratz, 1682
Cardiac care
Asagwara, 1570
Naylor, 1573
Heart health
Cook, 1981
PC record
Fontaine, 1983
Funding for
Byram, 1222
Women's shelters. See also specific shelters
Investments needed
Hiebert, 674-675
Transition housing supports
Hiebert, 152
Chlorination requirement
Moyes, 2320
Narth, 2320
Closure during fire
Asagwara, 2578-2579
Narth, 2578
Lack of access for fire crews
Moyes, 2320
Narth, 2320
Request to reinstate service
Moyes, 2576
Narth, 2575
Well licence, request to reinstate
Moyes, 2320-2321
Narth, 2320
Workers Compensation Amendment Act (Bill 24)
1 R
Marcelino, 482
2 R
Debate
Narth, 1448-1449
Opening statement
Marcelino, 1446-1447
Questions
Marcelino, 1447-1448
Narth, 1447-1448
Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development
R/S Amdts
Clause 3
Marcelino, 2492-2493
C/3 R
Marcelino, 2633
Narth, 2633-2634
R/A
Neville, 2646
Appeal commission, annual reporting deadline change
Marcelino, 1446
Narth, 1448
Beneficiary, discretion to determine
Narth, 1449
Benefit-of-the-doubt clause
Marcelino, 1446
Jurisdictional comparison
Marcelino, 1448
Narth, 1448
Lump-sum fatality benefit, expanded eligibility
Death benefit payments
Marcelino, 482
Workplace Safety and Health Amendment Act (Bill 29)
1 R
Marcelino, 483
2 R
Debate
Narth, 1444-1445
Opening statement
Marcelino, 1441-1442
Questions
Marcelino, 1443-1444
Narth, 1443-1444
Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development
C/3 R
Marcelino, 2634-2635
Narth, 2635
R/A
Neville, 2646
Answer shopping
Narth, 1445
Appeal process, changes to
Marcelino, 1441
Costs to awarded by Labour Board
Marcelino, 1441
Medical surveillance program
Oral hearings, reduction in
Marcelino, 1441
Psychological safety in the workplace
Marcelino, 1441
Psychological safety, definition of
Marcelino, 1441-1442
Risk assessments, who conducts
Marcelino, 1443
Narth, 1443
Serious incident reporting, new administrative penalty
Marcelino, 1441
Wages owed, new collection mechanisms
Marcelino, 1441
Members' statements
Blashko, 261
Members' statements
Schott, 487
Members' statements
Cook, 1849
World War 1. See Battle of Vimy Ridge
Benito Premium Meats, 1965
Budget 2025
Debate, 955-958
Highway maintenance, 956
New schools, 956-957
Property taxes, 957
Rural health care, 958
Canada's Ultimate Challenge
Mazur, McKiya, 934
Conservation Officers Recognition Day, 2667-2669
Criminal Trespassers Act and Amendments to The Occupiers' Liability Act (Bill 222)
2 R
Debate, 3249-3250
CT scans
Swan Valley, 958
Duck Mountain
Moose population numbers, 1856, 2665
Moose population, conservation closure, 1856
Grievances
Conservation Officers Recognition Day, 2667-2669
Highway 45
Upgrades, 1491-1492
Highway and roads
Budget 2025, 956
Hunting
Buffer zones, 2997
Indigenous Veterans Day Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 210)
2 R
Debate, 2169-2171
Interprovincial trade
Barriers, request to remove, 956
Manitoba Small Business Month Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 208)
2 R
Mazur, McKiya
Members' statements, 934
Members' statements
Highway 45 upgrades, 1491-1492
Mazur, McKiya, 934
Nabess, Marcel, 3176
Sigurdson, Leone, 2424
Swan Valley Health Centre-public safety, 117
Ministerial statements
Wildfire risks, 1905-1906
Wildfire update, 2038-2039, 2109, 2238, 2422, 2461, 2562
Moose hunting tags
Number issued, reduction in, 837
Moose population
Conservation closure request, 2775
Conservation closure--Duck Mountain, 1856
Numbers--northern Manitoba, 1700
Request for numbers--Duck Mountain, 1856
Nabess, Marcel
Members' statements, 3176
Natural Resources and Indigenous Futures Department
Estimates
Opening statements, 2141-2142
Speakers, 2142-2153
Neultin Lake
Caribou herd killing
Concern for sustainable herd population, 1994
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, 2688-2690
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, 2790-2791
Oral Questions
Buffer zone for game-hunting areas
Public consultation concerns, 2997
Discarded needles in public places
Support for municipalities for cleanup, 23
Discarded needles in Swan River
Cleanup and supplies, 100
Discarded needles in Swan Valley
Concern for used needles in public places, 1432
Duck Mountain and Porcupine Hills
Moose population numbers, 2665
Duck Mountain moose population
Request for conservation closure, 1856
Request for population numbers, 1856
Manitoba's wildfire response
Utilization of retired firefighters, 2471-2472
Moose hunting tags
Reduction in number issued, 837
Moose population counts for northern Manitoba
Request to publicly release numbers, 1700
Moose population numbers
Request for conservation closure, 2775
Neultin Lake caribou herd killing
Concern for sustainable herd population, 1994
RCMP investigation in northern Manitoba park
Inquiry into break and enter and caribou hunting, 1599-1600
Wildfires currently burning in Manitoba
Utilization of retired firefighters, 2577
Parks - provincial
RCMP investigation in northern Manitoba
Break and enter and caribou hunting, 1599-1600
Petitions
Carbon tax and rising food prices, 1116-1117
Death of Jordyn Reimer-judicial review request, 914-915
MRI machine for Portage regional health facility, 1156-1157, 1208-1209, 1511, 1553-1554
New Neepawa Health Centre, 662
Provincial Road 275, 34-35, 103-104, 173-174, 209, 242-243, 331-332, 362, 757-758
Provincial Road 352, 1610, 1659
Provincial Trunk Highway 34, 2258-2259
Provincial Trunk Highway 45, 2436-2437, 3001-3002, 3043, 3110, 3193, 3234, 3330, 3380, 3467
Teaching certification, 3140-3141
Porcupine Hills
Moose population numbers, 2665
Property taxes
Budget 2025, 957
Resolutions
Ensuring reliable emergency services in rural Manitoba
Questions, 2302
Fighting climate change and protecting Manitoba's air, land and water
Debate, 3357-3359
Questions, 3353-3354
O Canada
Opening statement, 1177-1179
Questions, 1179-1181
School tax and education property tax increases
Debate, 3072-3073
Rural health care
Budget 2025, 958
School construction
Budget 2025, 956-957
Sigurdson, Leone
Members' statements, 2424
Small business
Community participation, 1966-1967
Importance to economy, 1966
Swan River constituency, 1965-1966
Substance use
Discarded needles--Swan River
Cleanup and supplies, 100
Discarded needles--Swan Valley
Used needles in public places, concern for, 1432
Used needles in public places
Municipal cleanup, 23
Swan River
Discarded needles
Cleanup and supplies, 100
Swan River constituency
Small businesses, 1965-1966
Swan Valley
CT scans, 958
Swan Valley Health Centre
Public safety, 117
Victims of Impaired Drivers Commemoration Day Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 232)
2 R
Questions, 1823-1824
Wildfires
Retired firefighters, use of, 2471-2472
Retired firefighters, utilization of, 2577
Risk, 1905-1906
Update, 2038-2039, 2109, 2238, 2422
Wildlife Amendment Act (Bill 221)
1 R, 929
2 R
Opening statement, 1167-1168
Questions, 1168-1170
Conservation officers, role of, 1169
Excessive fines, 1169
Penalties for first and second offences, 1167
Species protected, 1168
Members' statements
Moroz, 1593