House Index - 3rd Session - 43rd Legislature
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RAAM clinic. See Rapid access to addictions medicine
Recognition for contributions to early learning and child care
Johnson, 931-932
Retirement
Rapid access to addictions medicine
Funding increase request
Bereza, 1016
Smith, 1016
Request to expand clinic services
Hiebert, 835
Smith, 835
Narth, 447
RCMP. See Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Real Property Amendment and Planning Amendment Act (Land Conveyed for Public Purposes) (Bill 48)
1 R
Sandhu, 701
2 R
Debate
Nesbitt, 1176-1177
Opening statement
Sandhu, 1173-1174
Questions
Byram, 1174-1175
Hiebert, 1174-1175
Nesbitt, 1174-1175
Sandhu, 1174-1175
Referred to Standing Committee on Legislative Affairs
C/3 R
Nesbitt, 1731-1732
Sandhu, 1730-1731
Leader of the Manitoba Liberal Party
Lamoureux, 642
Reconciliation. See Indigenous Heritage Month Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended)
Red Dress Day. See Ministerial statements
Sewage spills
Nesbitt, 287
Wharton, 293
Loss of programs
Hospitality and tourism sectors, impact on
Cable, 1657-1658
Hiebert, 1657-1658
Arctic Gateway Group
Port of Churchill investment, 295
Boys and Girls Club of Thompson, 1703
Budget 2026
Debate, 1128-1130
Churchill, Manitoba
Federal-provincial investments, 68
Cost of living
Northern Manitoba, 294
Grocery prices
Removal of PST on food items, 1811
Hudson Bay
National Marine Conservation Area
Feasibility study announcement, 259
Marine conservation
Hudson Bay feasibility study, 259
Members' statements
Federal-provincial investments for Churchill, 68
Thompson Mine Complex investment, 734
Northern Manitoba
Cost of living, 294
Oral Questions
Grocery price affordability
Removal of PST on food items, 1811
Hudson Bay marine conservation area
Feasibility study announcement, 259
Port of Churchill development
Public support for project, 1661
Port of Churchill
Arctic Gateway Group investment, 295
Federal-provincial investments, 68
Provincial investments, 295
Public support for development project, 1661
Port of Churchill Plus initiative
Funding partnerships, 295
Job creation, 295
Lower cost of goods, 295
Provincial sales tax
Food items, removal from, 1811
Resolutions
Advancing Manitoba's economic future through provincial-federal collaboration in Churchill
Opening statement, 293-295
Questions, 296-297
Thompson Mine Complex, 734
Number of new staff
Dela Cruz, 163
Registered Landscape Architects Act (Bill 234)
1 R
Oxenham, 965-966
2 R
Debate
Balcaen, 1457-1458
Bereza, 1453-1455
Byram, 1455-1457
Compton, 1457
Dela Cruz, 1455
Narth, 1452-1453
Opening statement
Oxenham, 1449
Questions
Bereza, 1451
Dela Cruz, 1450-1451
Narth, 1450-1451
Oxenham, 1450-1451
Business growth
Narth, 393
Economic growth, impact on
Moses, 1604-1605
Narth, 1604-1605
Eastview Community Church
Schott, 310-311
Renewable energy. See Solar power
Rent control. See Residential Tenancies Amendment Act
Above-guideline rent increase loophole
Wasyliw, 233-234
Deferred maintenance, concern for renters
Asagwara, 1602
Khan, 1601-1602
Rent increases
Wasyliw, 234
Throne Speech response
Corbett, 26
Loiselle, 129
Schott, 113
Wasyliw, 233
Repeat offenders. See Petitions
Reproductive health care. See Abortion; Birth control; Maternity care
Reproductive rights. See also Abortion
Women's right over
Cable, 595-596
Funding
Moroz, 401
Residency Requirements for Elections Act (Various Acts Amended) (Bill 224)
1 R
Balcaen, 133
Residential Tenancies Amendment Act (Bill 13)
1 R
Sandhu, 701
2 R
Debate
Guenter, 1165-1168
Opening statement
Sandhu, 1162
Questions
Guenter, 1163-1165
Johnson, 1163-1165
Sandhu, 1163-1165
Wowchuk, 1163-1165
Advancing Manitoba's economic future through provincial-federal collaboration in Churchill
Debate
Byram, 304-305
Narth, 298-300
Piwniuk, 302-304
Simard, 300-302
Opening statement
Redhead, 293-295
Questions
Byram, 296
Narth, 296-297
Piwniuk, 296
Redhead, 296-297
Schott, 296-297
Wharton, 297
Affordability and the economy
Debate
Brar, 399-400
Cook, 398-399
Hiebert, 400-401
Moroz, 401-402
Moses, 396-398
Opening statements
Narth, 392-394
Questions
Cook, 394
Hiebert, 395-396
Narth, 394-396
Pankratz, 394-395
Calling on provincial government to launch public inquiry on deaths in emergency rooms
Debate
Asagwara, 492-494
Blashko, 497-498
Cable, 496-497
Guenter, 494-496
Opening statement
Cook, 488-490
Questions
Cook, 490-492
Corbett, 490-492
Guenter, 491
Stone, 492
Wowchuk, 491
Calling on the provincial government to increase the personal tax exemption
Debate
Brar, 1310-1311
Byram, 1309-1310
Dela Cruz, 696-697
Devgan, 1307-1309
Ewasko, 696
King, 1311-1313
Kostyshyn, 1313-1315
Narth, 692-694
Naylor, 694-696
Pankratz, 1315-1317
Schott, 1317
Simard, 690-692
Opening statement
Dela Cruz, 861-862
Devgan, 870-871
Guenter, 862-864
Hiebert, 870
Moses, 864-866
Moyes, 868-869
Narth, 869
Robbins, 866-868
Stone, 686-688
Questions
Corbett, 688-689
Ewasko, 689-690
Narth, 688-689
Stone, 688-690
Calling on the provincial government to prioritize the struggles facing Manitoba families
Debate
Brar, 1791-1793
Dela Cruz, 1794-1796
King, 1793-1794
Simard, 1796-1797
Opening statement
Johnson, 1788-1789
Questions
Ewasko, 1790-1791
Johnson, 1790-1791
King, 1790
Naylor, 1789-1791
National strategy for silver alerts
Debate
Asagwara, 1195-1197
Balcaen, 1193-1195
Cross, 1198-1199
Guenter, 1464-1466
Hiebert, 1466-1468
Johnson, 1462-1463
King, 1197-1198
Nesbitt, 1463-1464
Wiebe, 1460-1462
Wowchuk, 1468
Opening statement
Schott, 1189-1191
Questions
Balcaen, 1191-1192
Cross, 1191-1193
King, 1193
Robbins, 1192-1193
Schott, 1191-1193
Recognizing ANCOP's contributions in uplifting vulnerable families, strengthening communities and fostering a culture of compassion
Debate
Byram, 784-785
Cable, 783-784
Dela Cruz, 787-788
Simard, 785-787
Opening statement
Lamoureux, 779-781
Questions
Byram, 781-782
Devgan, 781-782
Lamoureux, 781-783
Robbins, 782
Streamlining business and investment attraction by establishing a single-desk investment office
Debate
Chen, 1585-1586
Devgan, 1590-1591
Moses, 1588-1590
Narth, 1586-1588
Opening statement
King, 1581-1582
Questions
Kennedy, 1582
King, 1583-1585
Narth, 1583-1584
Robbins, 1583
Women's health in Manitoba
Debate
Bereza, 1695-1697
Cable, 594-596
Cook, 592-594
Ewasko, 1692-1694
Narth, 1694-1695
Pankratz, 597-598
Robbins, 596-597
Schuler, 1697-1698
Stone, 1698-1700
Opening statement
Compton, 588-590
Questions
Compton, 590-592
Hiebert, 591
Naylor, 591-592
Robbins, 591
Restorative Justice Week. See Ministerial statements
Retail Sales Tax Amendment Act (Farmer's Identification Number) (Bill 208)
1 R
Hiebert, 94
Increase in--Brandon
Balcaen, 1211-1212
Schmidt, 1211-1212
Support for business--Brandon
Robbins, 1249-1250
Wiebe, 1250
Community-operated check stop
Kinew, 220-221
Wowchuk, 220-221
Right to repair. See Consumer Protection Amendment Act
River East Transcona School Division
Law enforcement reporting policy
Balcaen, 921
Schmidt, 921-922
Education property tax
School board vote for cottage owners
Bereza, 142-143
Sala, 142-143
Stone, 141-142
Robbins, Colleen (Spruce Woods) PC
Aerospace industry
Federal investment, 1387-1388
Brandon, Manitoba
Retail theft, support for businesses, 1249-1250
Breast cancer
Dense breasts, additional screening, 597
Screening at age 40, 596
Budget 2026
Debate, 1067-1069
Budget Bill Public Accountability Act (Bill 211)
2 R
Debate, 1303
Business Practices Amendment Act (Bill 49)
2 R
Questions, 1158-1160
Canada-Manitoba Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement
Timeline to meet space targets, 1610-1611
Celebration of Philippine Independence Day Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 217)
2 R
Debate, 1688-1689
Climate Action Month Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 218)
2 R
Questions, 285
Constituent matters
Individual with spinal muscular atrophy
Request to cover Mr. Bray's medication, 44-45
Request to meet with Health Minister, 72-73
Spinal muscular atrophy, funding for medication, 44-45
Defence industry
Federal investment--Manitoba, 1387-1388
Early learning and child care
Availability of (Members' statement), 1510
Green Shirt Day, 1040
Health-care system
Number of nurses needed--Westman region, 839
Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Bill 31)
2 R
Debate, 632-634
Class 1-4 licences
Zero percent blood alcohol level requirement, 633-634
Screening refusals and impairment fails
Licence suspension and ignition interlock program participation, 634
Housing, Addictions and Homelessness Department
Estimates
Speakers, 1342
Intimate images - non-consensual distribution
Blackmail and extortion, 378
Harm to children and youth, 379
Intimate partner violence
Members' statements, 69
Intimate Partner Violence Death Review Committee Act (Bill 30)
2 R
Questions, 564-565
Witnesses attending hearings, travel and accommodation supports, 565
Manitoba Housing
Criminal activity
Safety of senior residents, 1749
Manitoba Hydro Amendment Act (Bill 20)
2 R
Questions, 1221-1222
Members' and ministers' personal narratives
Path to becoming an MLA, 152-153
Members' statements
Child-care availability, 1510
Green Shirt Day, 1040
Intimate partner violence, 69
Ronald McDonald House Manitoba, 707-708
Souris Culing Club 130th anniversary, 1205
Non-Consensual Distribution of Intimate Images Amendment Act (Bill 2)
2 R
Debate, 377-380
Internet intermediaries, civil remedies, 379
Intimate image, cultural differences, 379
Intimate image, expanded definition, 379
Intimate image, person not identified, 379
Oral Questions
Canada-Manitoba child-care agreement
Timeline to meet child-care space targets, 1610-1611
Constituent with spinal muscular atrophy
Funding for medication, 44-45
Request to meet with Health Minister, 72-73
Health care in the Westman region
Inquiry into the number of nurses needed, 839
Increase in retail theft in Brandon
Request for business supports, 1249-1250
Manitoba Housing, senior safety concerns
Request for government action to address, 1749
Manitoba's defence and aerospace sectors
Government action to attract federal investment, 1387-1388
Safety concerns at Powers Street apartment
Impact on home-care services, 1748
Winnipeg Transit
Safety concerns, 179
Petitions
Education property taxes, 367
Programs for adolescents with disabilities, 111
Provincial Trunk Highway 34, 192-193, 228-229, 330, 426, 562, 654-655, 752-753, 812, 847, 1090, 1670-1671, 1716, 1760
Removal of the federal carbon tax, 622, 951
Political violence
Constituency offices, 155
Politics
Current state of, 155
Personal toll on MLA's, 154
Resolutions
Calling on the provincial government to increase the personal tax exemption
Opening statement, 866-868
National strategy for silver alerts
Questions, 1192-1193
Recognizing ANCOP's contributions in uplifting vulnerable families, strengthening communities and fostering a culture of compassion
Questions, 782
Streamlining business and investment attraction by establishing a single-desk investment office
Questions, 1583
Women's health in Manitoba
Debate, 596-597
Questions, 591
Retail theft
Support for business--Brandon, 1249-1250
Ronald McDonald House of Manitoba, 707-708
Seniors housing
Powers Street apartment, resident safety
Home-care services, impact on, 1748
Souris Curling Club
130th anniversary, 1205
Throne Speech
Debate, 152-155
Westman region
Number of nurses needed, 839
Winnipeg Transit
Safety concerns, 179
Ronald McDonald House of Manitoba
Robbins, 707-708
Rotary Club of Portage la Prairie
Bereza
Bereza, 1704
100th anniversary
Goertzen, 542-543
Tactical response unit funding
Balcaen, 122
Intimate partner violence
Rates of
Byram, 567
Transitional housing supports
Heibert, 574
Plan to address
Byram, 177-178
Kinew, 177-178
Property crime
Byram, 132
Ambulance service, paramedic shortage
Asagwara, 1811-1812
Guenter, 1811-1812
ER services
Bereza, 167
Hospice care, access to
Asagwara, 76-77
Ewasko, 76
Members' statements
Wowchuk, 1379
Mental health and addiction services
Asagwara, 549-550
Hiebert, 549-550
Protective-care centre locations
Byram, 132
Throne Speech
Johnson, 30
King, 115-116
Accessibility barriers
Byram, 765
Autism inclusion support funding
Lamoureux, 770
Autism support services
Byram, 775
Deaf people, interpretation services
Byram, 536
Fontaine, 536
Driver education program
Wait times and lack of training spaces
King, 354
Wiebe, 354
Lathlin, 39