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
MAID. See Medical assistance in dying
Members' statements
Measures to combat inflation, 189
Public Accounts, Standing Committee on
Fourth Report, 11-12
Throne Speech
Debate, 184-187
Manitoba Aboriginal Sports and Recreation Council
Members' statements
Cross, 53
Funding announcement
Blashko, 162
Kennedy, 162-163
Manitoba Hydro Amendment Act (Net-Metering Agreements) (Bill 202)
1 R
Johnson, 49
Government intention
Sala, 60-61
Stone, 60-61
Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program
Health worker recruitment
Marcelino, 327-328
Narth, 327-328
Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP)
Health worker recruitment
Asagwara, 327-328
Narth, 327-328
Manitoba Scholarship and Bursary Initiative
Increased funding for Indigenous students
Cable, 127-128
Redhead, 127
Manitoba Small Business Month Act (Commemoration of Days, Weeks and Months Act Amended) (Bill 208)
1 R
Cross, 153
Marcelino, Hon. Malaya (Notre Dame) NDP
Health-care workers
MPNP, recruitment from, 327-328
Immigrants/immigration
All-profile draws
Selection criteria, 235
Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program
Health worker recruitment, 327-328
Matter of privilege
Raised by the Member for Interlake-Gimli regarding the content of the Minister of Families Members' statement. Stating that it related to her Ministerial duties and that her comments should be redacted from Hansard, 109-110
Raised by the Member for Midland alleging that during question period the Minister of Finance had accused her of intentionally misleading the House. She also alleged that there was one rule of decorum for the Government and another for the Opposition, 108
Members' statements
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 2, 154-155
Oral Questions
Immigration all-profile draws
Selection criteria transparency, 235
Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program
Health worker recruitment concerns, 327-328
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 2
Members' statements, 154-155
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 perscribed
Fontaine, 256-257
Jackson, 257
Wasyliw, 255-256
Raised by the Member for Interlake-Gimli regarding the content of the Minister of Families Members' statement. Stating that it related to her Ministerial duties and that her comments should be redacted from Hansard
Johnson, 109
Marcelino, 109-110
Speaker's ruling, 400-402
Taken under advisement, 110
Raised by the Member for Midland alleging that during question period the Minister of Finance had accused her of intentionally misleading the House. She also alleged that there was one rule of decorum for the Government and another for the Opposition
Marcelino, 108
Speaker's ruling, 352-354
Stone, 108
Taken under advistment, 108
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
Fontaine, 9
Schuler, 7-8
Speaker's ruling, 328-330
Taken under advisement, 9
Wasyliw, 9
Matter of urgent public importance
Impact of 25% tariffs on Canadian products that the US President-Elect plans to impose as of January 20, 2025
Johnson, 273-275
Moses, 275-276
Schott, 54
Medical assistance in dying (MAID). See Petitions
Aki Centre
Devgan, 260
Arnason, Tim
Johnson, 53-54
Bruce, Mark
Dela Cruz, 390
Business Recognition Awards
Jackson, 118
Chaebon Ice Cream
Blashko, 227
Chai Folk Ensemble
Compton, 55
CHOICE Harvest
Stone, 342
Dauphin RIDE Program
Kostyshyn, 341-342
End of fall session reflection
Bereza, 390-391
Filipino Candian National Congress
Brar, 391
Filipino Music and Arts Association of Canada
Sandhu, 318
Fletcher, David Edward
Goertzen, 154
Garden of Eden
Narth, 15
Geekie, Morgan and Conor
Nesbitt, 155
Good Neighbour Brewing Co.
Naylor, 14-15
Government climate and environment initiatives
Moyes, 342-343
Government's fiscal management record
King, 259-260
Habitat for Humanity
Hiebert, 92
Holiday open house at the Assembly
Cross, 389
Human, Constable Paul
Perchotte, 91
Increased incidents of intolerance and bigotry
Fontaine, 90-91
Let's Talk Science
Cable, 227
Manitoba Aboriginal Sports and Recreation Council
Cross, 53
Manitobans living in poverty
Byram, 318
McIvor MB food bank
Schott, 54
Measures to combat inflation
Maloway, 189
Need for new school in Neepawa
Byram, 227-228
New grocery shuttle for seniors
Schott, 226
Oak Park Youth fundraiser for breast cancer research
Cook, 343
Ong, Paul
Moyes, 91-92
Parent advisory councils in River Heights
Moroz, 118-119
Paton, Bruce
Cable, 153-154
Ports of entry-reduced hours of service
Narth, 260-261
Procter, Paige
King, 190
Recognizing SAFARI farmers
Schuler, 54-55
Recognizing Waverley business
Pankratz, 155
River East Collegiate Kodiaks hockey team
Schmidt, 318-319
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 2
Marcelino, 154-155
Singh Sabha Gurdwara
Kennedy, 317
South Winnipeg Family Information Centre
Wasyliw, 16
Swan Valley Health Centre-public safety
Wowchuk, 117
Taché Community Complex
Lagassé, 317-318
Taylor, Leanne
Stone, 15
Throne Speech
Ewasko, 90
Toews, Kyle
Ewasko, 390
Transgender Day of Remembrance
Oxenham, 13-15
Tunngasugit Innuit Resource Centre
Smith, 117
UMFA union certification anniversary
Chen, 259
Vergie, Peyton
Wharton, 226-227
Wery, Brent
Lagassé, 190
Windor Park Nordic Centre
Loiselle, 118
World AIDS Day
Blashko, 261
Holodomor Memorial Day
Kostyshyn, 87-88
Perchotte, 88
International Day of Persons with Disabilities
Byram, 316-317
Fontaine, 315-316
Municipal Government Awareness Week
King, 89-90
Simard, 89
National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women
Byram, 388
Fontaine, 387-388
National Housing Day
Hiebert, 52-53
Smith, 51-52
Schellenbert, Harry
Schmidt, 50
Substance Use and Addictions Awareness Week
Hiebert, 116
Smith, 115-116
Transgender Day of Remembrance
Asagwara, 12-13
Byram, 13
Turner, Maya
Cable, 257-258
Perchotte, 258
Missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls (MMIWG)
Apology request for PC election campaign
Cross, 326-327
Fontaine, 327
Morden-Winkler, Manitoba. See Petitions
Waste water system project
Hiebert, 326
Simard, 326
Moroz, Hon. Mike (River Heights) NDP
Innovation and new technology
Mandate of new department, 125-126
Members' statements
Parent advisory councils in River Heights, 118-119
Oral Questions
Innovation and new technology
Mandate of new department, 125-126
Parent advisory councils
River Heights, 118-119
River Heights
Parent advisory councils, 118-119
Specialist Wait Time Reporting Act (Bill 215)
2 R
Debate, 373-375
Moses, Hon. Jamie (St. Vital) NDP
Matter of urgent public importance
Impact of 25% tariffs on Canadian products that the US President-Elect plans to impose as of January 20, 2025, 275-276
Children's Hospital Foundation
ER renovation partnership, 62
Members' statements
Government climate and environment initiatives, 342-343
Ong, Paul, 91-92
Ong, Paul
Members' statements, 91-92
Oral Questions
Children's Hospital Foundation
ER renovation partnership, 62
Throne Speech
Debate, 74-77
MRI services. See also Petitions
Portage la Prairie
Asagwara, 62-63
Kinew, 400
Tax increases
Cook, 325
Simard, 325-326
Municipal Government Awareness Week
King, 89-90
Simard, 89
Grants and programs
Kinew, 192-193
King, 192-193
Policing costs
Ewasko, 191-192
Kinew, 191-192
Speed zones, quthority to modify
Narth, 196
Naylor, 196