House Index - 3rd Session - 43rd Legislature
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Pankratz, David (Waverley) NDP
Budget 2026
Debate, 993-995
Cardiac Centre of Excellence
Re-establishment of, 486
Cowan, Elaine
Contributions to Bridgewater community, 969-970
Education system
Investment in (Members' statements), 1472
Health System Governance and Accountability Amendment Act (Reporting When Timely Care Not Available) (Bill 207)
2 R
Debate, 485-487
Health-care facilities
Minor injury and illness clinics, 598
Health-care system
Investments in, 486-487
Members' statement, 1472
Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Speed Limits on Provincial Roads) (Bill 222)
2 R
Debate, 384-386
Highways and roads
Speed related deaths, 385
Infrastructure
Blue-ribbon panel, 386
Member for Dawson Trail
Resignation from PC party, 650
Members' statements
Cowan, Elaine, 969-970
Health, business and education update, 311-312
Honouring the service of those in uniform, 1650
Investments in health care and education, 1472
Vimy Ridge, 1113
Waverley Heights Community Group, 640-641
Oral Questions
Member for Dawson Trail
Seat resignation, 650
New personal care home
Bridgwater location, 889
Personal-care homes
Improved food service, 1017
Seal River Watershed
Preservation announcement, 1480
Trans-Canada Highway and PTH 5
Intersection overpass announcement, 107
Personal-care homes
Bridgwater location, 889
Food service improvements, 1017
Resolutions
Affordability and the economy
Questions, 394-395
Calling on the provincial government to increase the personal tax exemption
Debate, 1315-1317
Women's health in Manitoba
Debate, 597-598
Seal River Watershed
Preservation announcement, 1480
Social and Economic Development, Standing Committee on
First Report, 875-876
Trans-Canada Highway and PTH 5
Intersection overpass announcement, 107
Vimy Ridge, 1113
Waverley Heights Community Group, 640-641
Women, health care
Government investments, 598
Workers Compensation Amendment Act (Distribution of Surplus Funds) (Bill 228)
2 R
Debate, 1579-1580
Restoration announcement
Cross, 1750
Kennedy, 1750
Burnout and time-off rates
Asagwara, 322
Lamoureux, 321
Emergency medical responders, addition of
Dela Cruz, 164
New hires
Loiselle, 127
Number hired
Asagwara, 74-75
Cook, 74-75
Paramedic students, retention initiatives
Asagwara, 321
Lamoureux, 321
Staffing levels
Guenter, 160
Training and retention
Asagwara, 321
Lamoureux, 321
Training seat expansion
Asagwara, 49
Corbett, 49
Vacancy rate
Asagwara, 321
Lamoureux, 321
Workforce numbers
Asagwara, 1603-1604
Khan, 1603-1604
Compton, 1039-1040
Annual Progress Report, 2024-2025
Kinew, 1006
Patient safety charter. See Health-care system
Elimination of
King, 116-117
Throne Speech response
Chen, 151
Pembina Trails School Division
2024 cybersecurity breach
Ewasko, 413-414
Schmidt, 413-414
Perchotte, Richard (Selkirk) PC
Art/artists
Martin, Daniel James, 506
Budget Bill Public Accountability Act (Bill 211)
2 R
Debate, 681-682
Questions, 677-678
Growing Years Family Resource Centre, 709
Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Stalking-Related Measures) (Bill 212)
1 R, 94
Indigenous Heritage Month Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 231)
2 R
Debate, 1186-1188
Lemire, Marcel
Members' statements, 1703
Martin, Daniel James
Artist from Roseau River First Nation, 506
Members' statements
Growing Years Family Resource Centre, 709
Lemire, Marcel, 1703
Martin, Daniel James, 506-507
Petitions
Education property taxes, 752
Funding crime cost mitigation for small business, 192, 230, 425
Provincial Road 227, 560-561
Provincial Trunk Highway 8, 518-519
Support for border communities, 894-895
Personal-care homes. See also Petitions; specific care homes
Bridgwater location
Asagwara, 889-890
Pankratz, 889
Food service improvements
Asagwara, 1017-1018
Pankratz, 1017
for Stonewall
King, 1204
Throne Speech response
Dela Cruz, 163
Loiselle, 126
Persons with disabilities. See also Ministerial statements; Petitions
Access to health care
Byram, 456
Fontaine, 456
Issues affecting (Members' statements)
Byram, 98
Throne Speech response
Byram, 131-132
911 services in rural Manitoba
Johnson, 656, 750-751, 848-849
Amend Westminster United Church Foundation Inc.
Compton, 261
Amending The Winnipeg Foundation Act
Loiselle, 260
Arlington Bridge
Johnson, 1665
Autism support services for rural children
Khan, 719
Breast screening
Balcaen, 186
Carbon tax and rising food prices
Child-welfare system, call for inquiry
King, 325-326
Condemning political violence
Johnson, 519-520
Construct new personal-care home for Stonewall
King, 620-621
Education property taxes
Balcaen, 364-365
Bereza, 364
Byram, 363
Cook, 365-366
Ewasko, 361, 523-524, 618-619, 897, 952-953, 1054-1055, 1089
Guenter, 362
Hiebert, 148
Johnson, 365
Khan, 360-361
King, 148
Narth, 559-560
Nesbitt, 367
Perchotte, 752
Robbins, 367
Schuler, 365
Stone, 147-148, 615, 653-654, 720, 753-754, 807, 892-893, 946, 1088
Wharton, 366-367
Wowchuk, 366
Funding crime cost mitigation for small business
Ewasko, 748
Funding for outlet channels project
Hiebert, 749-750
King, 523
Green Valley School expansion
Headingley-Highway 1 Pedestrian upgrades
Cook, 185-186
Hecla Village Road and Highway 8 repairs
Johnson, 190
Hospital staffing in Eriksdale and Ashern
Khan, 652
Intersection of PTH 75 and PR 305
Balcaen, 845
Cook, 1666-1667
Goertzen, 843
Guenter, 844, 1126, 1667, 1719, 1756
Khan, 842
Schuler, 842-843, 894, 1671, 1715, 1760-1761
Stone, 845-846
Location of safe injection sites
Hiebert, 189-190, 227-228, 326-327, 361-362, 424, 524-525, 556-557
Johnson, 558
Stone, 193-194
Louise Bridge
Hiebert, 1055-1056
Medical assistance in dying
Guenter, 189, 419-420, 619, 891-892, 948, 1055
Hiebert, 846, 896-897, 949, 1091-1092, 1668, 1718-1719
King, 810-811
Schuler, 227
Moratorium lift on new cottages (Bird River)
MRI machine for portage regional health facility
Balcaen, 423-424, 554, 615-616, 659-660, 725, 745-746, 807-808, 946-947, 979-980
Bereza, 186-187, 326, 616, 658, 746, 808, 1088-1089, 1124
Goertzen, 187-188, 521, 659, 721-722, 748-749, 805
Guenter, 323-324, 557-558, 657-658
Johnson, 620, 804-805, 1053-1054
Khan, 184, 744-745, 803-804, 890-891, 944, 1714, 1753
Nesbitt, 190-192, 226-227, 329-330, 621-622, 811-812
Piwniuk, 362-363, 422, 561-562, 1091, 1670, 1716-1717, 1759-1760
Schuler, 323, 524, 622-623, 721, 753, 806-807, 951-952, 1125
Stone, 517-518
Wharton, 194-195, 229, 329, 418-419, 1672, 1714-1715, 1761
New Neepawa Health Centre
Byram, 555, 617, 652-653, 723, 747, 1754
Opposition to releasing repeat offenders
Balcaen, 231, 331, 1093-1094, 1123, 1723
Bereza, 553-554, 724, 947, 1054, 1665-1666, 1753-1754
Goertzen, 225-226, 557, 617-618
Johnson, 1127
Khan, 322-323
King, 190-191, 844-845, 895-896, 949-950, 1093, 1668-1669, 1718, 1758-1759
Nesbitt, 754-755, 848, 895, 950-951, 1717
Wharton, 720-721, 813, 893-894, 945, 1090
Phoenix School
Cook, 230-231, 328, 425, 517, 555-556, 618, 658-659, 747-748, 805-806, 892, 945-946, 1721-1722, 1755
Placement vetting for elderly persons housing
Wowchuk, 1672-1673, 1715-1716, 1761-1762
Programs for adolescents with disabilities
Balcaen, 110
Byram, 79-80, 108-109, 187, 420-421, 522-523, 808-809, 849, 897-898, 947-948, 1124-1125
Cook, 109-110
Guenter, 110-111
Johnson, 421-422
Nesbitt, 111-112
Robbins, 111
Wowchuk, 109
Provincial Road 210
Narth, 191, 324-325, 420, 655-656, 751-752, 811, 950, 1717-1718, 1758
Provincial Road 227
Perchotte, 560-561
Piwniuk, 229-230
Provincial Road 247, request for pave upgrade
Stone, 327-328
Provincial Road 352
Provincial Road 482
Nesbitt, 518, 560, 655, 1669-1670
Provincial Trunk Highway 2
Bereza, 1722-1723
Provincial Trunk Highway 34
Robbins, 192-193, 228-229, 330, 426, 562, 654-655, 752-753, 812, 847, 1090, 1670-1671, 1716, 1760
Provincial Trunk Highway 45
Wowchuk, 195, 228, 328-329, 623, 720, 754, 893, 952, 1089
Provincial Trunk Highway 8
King, 558-559
Perchotte, 518-519
Removal of the federal carbon tax
Balcaen, 1757-1758
Johnson, 896
Rural community policing services
Byram, 325
Support for border communities
Perchotte, 894-895
Teaching certification
Ewasko, 1126-1127
Hiebert, 810
Piwniuk, 324
Wowchuk, 846-847
Water rescue response services
Lamoureux, 943
Pharmaceutical Amendment, Regulated Health Professions Amendment and Public Health Amendment Act (Bill 50)
1 R
Asagwara, 703
2 R
Debate
Cook, 1430
Opening statement
Asagwara, 1428
Questions
Asagwara, 1428-1430
Cook, 1428-1429
Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development
Scope of practice, expansion of
Blashko, 33
Compton, 27
Loiselle, 127
Phoenix School. See also Petitions
Renovation and expansion project
Cook, 61
Piwniuk, Doyle (Turtle Mountain) PC
Artificial intelligence
Deepfake intimate images, 374
Energy corridor
MOU with western provinces, 302-303
Indigenous Heritage Month Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 231)
2 R
Debate, 1188-1189
Intimate images - non-consensual distribution
Blackmail and extortion, 375-376
Harm to children and youth, 375
Members' statements
Skinner, Dr. Frank Leith, 1075-1076
Turtle Mountain constituency, 310
Non-Consensual Distribution of Intimate Images Amendment Act (Bill 2)
2 R
Debate, 373-377
Internet intermediaries, civil remedies, 377
Privacy expectation, image not identifiable, 376-377
Publication ban, victim viewpoint on, 374, 377
Threats to distribute, civil remedies, 374
Petitions
MRI machine for portage regional health facility, 362-363, 422, 561-562, 1091, 1670, 1716-1717, 1759-1760
Provincial Road 227, 229-230
Teaching certification, 324
Port of Churchill
Provincial partnerships, need for, 303
Resolutions
Advancing Manitoba's economic future through provincial-federal collaboration in Churchill
Debate, 302-304
Questions, 296
Skinner, Dr. Frank Leith
Horticulture pioneer, 1075-1076
Turtle Mountain constituency, 310
Planning Amendment and City of Winnipeg Charter Amendment Act (Bill 33)
1 R
Simard, 503
2 R
Debate
King, 822-825
Opening statement
Simard, 818-819
Questions
King, 819-822
Simard, 820-822
Wowchuk, 820-822
P/O raised by Johnson regarding the use of unparliamentary language by the Premier. In particular "lying, snivelling."
Johnson, 23
Kinew, 23
Premier withdrew comment, 23
P/O raised by the Leader of the Official Opposition alleging that the Minister of Health had made disparaging comments off the record toward him
Fontaine, 839-840
Khan, 839
Speaker's ruling, 840
P/O raised by the Premier alleging that during his response to the matter of privilege, that the Member for Interlake-Gimli had reflected upon the authority of the chair
Johnson, 804
Kinew, 803
Speaker's ruling, 1251
Taken under advisement, 803
Raised by the Premier regarding off the record comments made by the Member for lac du Bonnet, that were addressed in the Speaker's ruling. The Member was directed to apologize and given three chances. The apology given was deemed not unequivocal and the Member was then named and directed to leave the Chamber.
Ewasko, 1663-1664
Kinew, 1663
Political violence. See also Petitions
Constituency offices
Robbins, 155
Schott, 114
Current state of
Robbins, 155
Personal toll on MLA's
Robbins, 154
Arctic Gateway Group investment
Redhead, 295
Competition with other ports
Maloway, 169
Critical mineral storage/shipping
Simard, 301
Development delays
Khan, 1382
Kinew, 1382
Economic importance of
Simard, 302
Federal funding
Byram, 304
Federal-provincial investments
Redhead, 68
History of
Maloway, 169
Indigenous partnership
Blashko, 33
Operational readiness timeline
Kinew, 1655-1656
Moses, 1655
Narth, 1655-1656
Provincial investments
Redhead, 295
Provincial partnerships, need for
Piwniuk, 303
Public sector investment
Public support for development project
Kinew, 1661
Moses, 1661
Redhead, 1661
Reduction in the cost of goods for Northerners
Lamoureux, 49
Sala, 49
Simard, 301
Shipping season expansion, feasibility study
Blashko, 32
Throne Speech
Blashko, 32-33
Devgan, 157
Maloway, 168
Narth, 35
Timeline to develop
Kinew, 13
Port of Churchill Plus initiative
Co-operation agreement
Devgan, 1248
Kinew, 1248-1249
Funding partnerships
Redhead, 295
Simard, 301
Job creation
Redhead, 295
Lower cost of goods
Redhead, 295
Diagnostic equipment
Asagwara, 18-19
Bereza, 18-19
MRI services
Bereza, 166
Provincial and municipal collaboration
Bereza, 1321
Portage regional health centre. See also Petitions
New opening date
Asagwara, 1152-1153
Bereza, 1152-1153
Opening timeline
Bereza, 1122
Kinew, 1122-1123
Post-secondary education. See also Campus Manitoba
Post-graduate work permit holders
Permit extension criteria
Hiebert, 1246
Marcelino, 1246
Request for meeting with minister
Hiebert, 1245
Marcelino, 1245
Retention of
Hiebert, 1245
Marcelino, 1245
Fundraising event
Hiebert, 1147-1148
Powers Street apartments. See Seniors housing
Research foundation
Cook, 133
Prairie Mountain Health Region
Nurse staffing levels
Asagwara, 516
Byram, 516
Leadership concerns
Khan, 216-218
Kinew, 217-218
Legal history
Khan, 215-216
Kinew, 215-216
Transcona community business
Corbett, 931
Prenatal Benefit. See Manitoba Prenatal Benefit
ACCESS Winnipeg West extended hours clinic
Oxenham, 64
Manitoba ranking
Compton, 456
Dela Cruz, 514
Prime Minister's Awards for Excellence in Early Childhood Education
Lussier, Colleen (recipient)
Hiebert, 172
Schmidt, 171-172
Business leaving Manitoba
Narth, 34-35
Promoting Inclusion in Amateur Sport Act (Bill 41)
1 R
Kennedy, 704
2 R
Debate
Ewasko, 1501-1502
Opening statement
Kennedy, 1498
Questions
Ewasko, 1498-1501
Kennedy, 1498-1501
Property taxes. See Cost of living; Education property tax
Protection of Persons in Care Office
Auditor General recommendations, 2023
Fontaine, 727
Backlog clearing
Fontaine, 727
Regulatory definitions, new
Fontaine, 727
Staff increase
Fontaine, 727
Provincial and municipal governments
Concern for future relations
King, 924
Simard, 924
Provincial highways. See also Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Speed Limits on Provincial Roads)
Speed limits
Local control in residential areas
Bereza, 390
King, 387
Loiselle, 389-390
Narth, 381
Application processing time
Lamoureux, 57-58
Head tax
Lamoureux, 58
Provincial Road 210. See Petitions
Provincial Road 227. See also Petitions
Accelerated paving schedule
King, 1747-1748
Naylor, 1747-1748
Bridge construction, detour disruption
King, 1803-1804
Provincial Road 247. See Petitions
Provincial Road 352. See Petitions
Provincial Road 482. See Petitions
Food items, removal from
Redhead, 1811
Sala, 1811
Increase (2013)
King, 117-118
Manufacturing equipment, removal on
Devgan, 158
On municipal projects
King, 116
Provincial sales tax exemption
Grocery items
Khan, 1012
Schott, 941-942
Limitations for small businesses
Khan, 1012
Kinew, 1012
Restaurants and grocers
Khan, 971-972
Kinew, 971-972
PTH 34. See Petitions
PTH 45. See Petitions
PTH 8. See Petitions
Public Accounts, Standing Committee on
Eighth Report (43rd Legislature-2nd Session)
Goertzen, 7-8
First Report
Goertzen, 346
Second Report
Goertzen, 443-444
Third Report
Goertzen, 444
Fourth Report
Goertzen, 1375-1376
Fifth Report
Goertzen, 1376
Public Interest Disclosure (Whistleblower Protection) Amendment Act (Bill 14)
1 R
Sala, 501
2 R
Debate
Stone, 1237
Opening statement
Sala, 1234-1235
Questions
Byram, 1236
Sala, 1236-1237
Stone, 1235-1236
Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development
C/3 R
Sala, 1763-1764
Stone, 1764-1765
Members' statements
Wowchuk, 212-213
Addiction treatment
Byram, 132
Mental health and addiction treatment
Compton, 28
Cross, 59
Throne Speech
Cook, 61
Dela Cruz, 165
Johnson, 31
Lamoureux, 56
Public Schools Amendment and Manitoba School Boards Association Amendment Act (Bill 38)
1 R
Schmidt, 703-704
2 R
Debate
Ewasko, 1496-1498
Opening statement
Schmidt, 1492-1493
Questions
Ewasko, 1493-1496
Schmidt, 1493-1496
Referred to Standing Committee on Justice
Public Sector Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity Governance Act (Bill 51)
1 R
Moroz, 789
2 R
Debate
Guenter, 1218-1219
Opening statement
Moroz, 1215-1216
Questions
Guenter, 1217-1218
Moroz, 1217-1218
Wowchuk, 1217-1218
Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development
C/3 R
Guenter, 1730
Moroz, 1729-1730
Salaries over 100, 000
Khan, 86$
Supplement to the Estimates of Expenditure for 2026-2027
Sala, 1073
Public Service Delivery Department
Estimates
Debate, 1557-1568, 1639-1646, 1837-1840
Opening statements
Guenter, 1559-1560
Sandhu, 1557-1559
Speakers
Byram, 1643-1645
Ewasko, 1645-1646
Guenter, 1560-1568, 1640-1643, 1837-1839
Sandhu, 1560-1568, 1639-1646, 1837-1839
Supplement to the Estimates of Expenditure 2026-2027
Sandhu, 1111
Public Service Group Insurance Fund (Benefits Summary)
Auditor's Report and Financial Statements for April 30, 2025
Sala, 308
Fee fair for children and youth
Corbett, 976
Schmidt, 977
Plan for
Lamoureux, 57
Recognizing contributions to pharmacy care in Manitoba
Blashko, 968-969