HOUSE INDEX - 1st Session - 40th 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
Order-in-council contract
Five-year plan
Ashton, 95
Flooding, effect of
McFadyen, 845
Selinger, 845
Government plan
Schuler, 2202
Stefanson, 2470
Struthers, 2470
Ministerial salaries
Taillieu, 1596
Projection
Caldwell, 460
Friesen, 434
Pedersen, 454
Struthers, 523, 909, 1053, 1594-1595
Bothwell Cheese, CEO
Goertzen, 418-419
Ballot Box Barriers task force
Recommendations
Rowat, 604
Barbara Mitchell Family Resource Centre
Allan, 2482
Wishart, 2378-2379
Bear cub. See Wildlife, orphaned
Provincial presence
Graydon, 948
Mackintosh, 948
Bear With Us Sanctuary. See Wildlife, orphaned
Driedger, 1862-1863
Oswald, 1862-1863
100th anniversary
Ewasko, 1515-1516
Driedger, 1029-1030
Budget 2012, personal stories
Goertzen, 484
Bedbugs. See also Manitoba Housing Authority
Bug line use and advertisement
Driedger, 1525-1526
Rondeau, 1525-1526
Infestation statistics
Driedger, 1524-1525
Rondeau, 1524-1525
Prevention strategy
Website registry
Driedger, 1524-1525
Rondeau, 1524-1525
Beekeeping. See Overwinter Bee Mortality Insurance program
BEEP. See Brandon Energy Efficiency Program (BEEP)
Helwer, 944-945
Gaudreau, 490
Housing redevelopment
Home care client
Oswald, 313
Wiebe, 123
Bethel Heritage Park (Winkler)
Redevelopment
Friesen, 58
Emergency room redevelopment
Goertzen, 401
Recycling program
Altemeyer, 2414
Mackintosh, 2414-2415
Eichler, 531
Bicycle helmets. See also Highway Traffic Amendment And Summary Convictions Amendment Act (Bicycle Helmets)
Injury reduction from use
Driedger, 2274-2275
Low-cost program
Allum, 2352
Mandatory use for children and youth
Rondeau, 2273
Sale by government
Rondeau, 1672
Smook, 1672
Bicycle paths. See also Bike to the Future; Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Powers of Traffic Authorities over Cycling Traffic)
Active transportation initiatives
Allum, 552-553
Assiniboine Avenue (Winnipeg)
Eichler, 2353
CentrePort Canada, lack of plans
Driedger, 2359
Eichler, 2353
Highway 51 costs
Ashton, 1361
Highways, shoulder use
Briese, 2079
Municipal bylaws and development
Gerrard, 2079-2080
Lemieux, 2078
Neighbourhoods Alive!, development by
Ashton, 2357
Power-assisted bicycles, use of
Briese, 2078-2079
Red River Floodway paths, project status
Allum, 2352
Schuler, 2361
Flood damage repairs
Selinger, 486-487
Allum, 2350-2351
Eichler, 2353
Bilingual Service Centres Act (Bill 31)
1 R
Lemieux, 1345
2 R
Briese, 2076
Gerrard, 2076-2077
Lemieux, 2075-2076
Referred to Standing Committee on Social and Economic Development
C/3 R, 2516
R/A
Lee, 2528
Cost impact
Goertzen, 1076-1077
Swan, 1077
Residual issues
Eichler, 1066
Swan, 1066
Affordable Utility Rate Accountability Act, [Bill 18]
An Act Respecting the Administration of Oaths of Office, [Bill 1]
Apprenticeship Recognition Act, [Bill 212]
Appropriation Act, 2012, [Bill 40]
Bilingual Service Centres Act, [Bill 31]
Budget Implementation and Tax Statutes Amendment Act, 2012, [Bill 39]
Child and Family Services Amendment Act, [Bill 207]
Child and Family Services Amendment Act (No Fee for Registry Checks Respecting Volunteers), [Bill 213]
Community Renewal Act, [Bill 7]
Consumer Protection Amendment Act (Improved Enforcement and Administration), [Bill 16]
Consumer Protection Amendment Act (Motor Vehicle Work and Repairs), [Bill 12]
Contaminated Sites Remediation Amendment Act, [Bill 29]
Criminal Property Forfeiture Amendment Act, [Bill 204]
Criminal Property Forfeiture Amendment Act (Administrative Forfeiture and Miscellaneous Amendments), [Bill 11]
Crown Corporations Public Review and Accountability Amendment Act (Manitoba Hydro Ratepayers Protection), [Bill 216]
Drivers and Vehicles Amendment Act (Licence plates for Volunteer Firefighters), [Bill 206]
Election Advertising Integrity Act (Elections Finances Act Amended), [Bill 219]
Election Financing Act and Elections Amendment Act, [Bill 33]
Energy Savings Act, [Bill 24]
Fortified Buildings Amendment Act, [Bill 15]
Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Amendment Act, [Bill 214]
Groundwater and Water Well and Related Amendments Act, [Bill 25]
Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Extension of Ignition-Interlock Program), [Bill 22]
Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Inter-City Bus Service), [Bill 5]
Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Powers of Traffic Authorities over Cycling Traffic), [Bill 32]
Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Speed Limits in School Zones), [Bill 3]
Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Use of Child Safety Seats), [Bill 8]
Highway Traffic Amendment and Summary Convictions Amendment Act (Bicycle Helmets), [Bill 37]
Human Rights Code Amendment Act, [Bill 36]
Increased Transparency and Accountability Act (Various Acts Amended), [Bill 211]
Insurance Amendment Act, [Bill 27]
International Interests in Mobile Equipment Act (Aircraft Equipment), [Bill 26]
Jewish Child and Family Service Incorporation Act, [Bill 300]
Legislative Assembly Amendment Act, [Bill 218]
Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Conflict of Interest Amendment Act (Cooling-Off Periods Related to Independent Officers), [Bill 209]
Loan Act, 2012, [Bill 41]
Local Government Statutes Amendment Act, [Bill 23]
Missing Persons Act, [Bill 4]
Municipal Amendment and City of Winnipeg Charter Amendment Act (Defamation Protection), [Bill 205]
Non-Smokers Health Protection Amendment Act, [Bill 17]
Participation of Manitoba in the New West Partnership Act, [Bill 210]
Personal Information Protection and Identity Theft Prevention Act, [Bill 201]
Planning Amendment Act (Inland Port Area), [Bill 20]
Portage Diversion Compensation Act (Water Resources Administration Act Amended), [Bill 217]
Protecting Affordability for University Students Act (Council on Post-Secondary Education Act Amended), [Bill 2]
Protection for Persons in Care Amendment Act, [Bill 14]
Public-Private Partnerships Transparency and Accountability Act, [Bill 34]
Public Schools Amendment Act (Code of Conduct for School Trustees), [Bill 21]
Public Schools Amendment Act (Community Use of Schools), [Bill 9]
Regional Health Authorities Amendment Act (Improved Fiscal Responsibility and Community Involvement), [Bill 6]
Regulated Health Professions Amendment and Personal Health Information Amendment Act, [Bill 30]
Regulatory Accountability and Transparency Act, [Bill 203]
Remembrance Day Awareness Act and Amendments to The Public Schools Act, [Bill 208]
Renewable Energy Jobs Act, [Bill 13]
Residential Tenancies Amendment Act, [Bill 28]
Results-Based Budgeting Act, [Bill 215]
Retail Businesses Holiday Closing Amendment Act, [Bill 35]
Securities Amendment Act, [Bill 10]
Seniors' Rights Act, [Bill 200]
Statutes Correction and Minor Amendments Act, 2012, [Bill 38]
Universal Newborn Hearing Screening Act, [Bill 202]
Use of Animals to Shield Unlawful Activities Act, [Bill 19]
Voter Identification Act (Elections Act Amended), [Bill 220]
Young Men's Christian Association of Brandon Incorporation Amendment Act, [Bill 301]
Goertzen, 1643-1644
Rondeau, 1671-1672
Smook, 1671-1672
Swan, 1644
Biomass Energy Support Program. See also Coal tax
Budget allocation
Kostyshyn, 1169
Pedersen, 1169
Bipole III. See Clean Environment Commission; Manitoba HydroBipole III; UNESCO World Heritage Site
Delivery statistics
General comments
Oswald, 1860
Midwives, usage of
Oswald, 787
Tour
Driedger, 775
Oswald, 763
Evaluation
Struthers, 524
Taillieu, 247
Resources
Bjornson, 1723
Bjornson, Hon. Peter (Gimli) N.D.P.
Access Manitoba
Apprenticeship online registration, 1728
Agreement on Internal Trade
Government support, 1829-1830
Labour mobility, 1830
Apprenticeship Manitoba
Journeypersons, initiatives for increase, 1721-1722
Office location, 1728
Apprenticeship training
Access Manitoba online registration, 1728
Apprentice-to-journeyperson ratio, 1727-1728
First Nations communities, employment opportunities, 268
Government initiatives, 243, 487-488, 1287
Hiring incentives, 487-488
Auto theft decrease, 239
BizPaL program
Resources, 1723
Budget 2012
Generally accepted accounting principles, use of, 1200
Building Independence program
Mandate and budget, 1726
Business, private sector investment, 243-244
Business Start Program loan guarantees, 1722-1723
Cabinet ministers
Winnipeg Jets tickets, accountability, 1198
Canada-European Union free trade agreement
Government intent, 1730
Canada/Manitoba Business Service Centre resources, 1723
Cell phone service
Contract legislation, 1200
Centralia attendance, 1729, 1831
CentrePort Canada
Economic impact, 1829
Co-op Education and Apprenticeship Tax Credits, 1288
Community Economic Development budget, 1740
Crown corporations
Service affordability, 1200
E-apprenticeship program, 1722
Economy
American markets, dependence on, 1729, 18230
Employment creation, 1198
Employment rates, 1140-1141, 1721
Growth and initiatives, 1721, 2022
Labour force decrease, 1141
Education system
Class sizes, cap on, 240-241
Technical vocational training, 488
Employment and Income Assistance Program
Benefit application process, 1735-1736
Budget estimates, 1733-1734
Caseload increase, 1734, 2021-2022
Cost-of-living increase, 1738
Departmental transfer, 1721, 1724, 1735-1736
Employment training programs, 1734, 1739
Intake co-ordinator, job description, 1735-1736
Joint funding recipients, 1738-1739
Reformation recommendations, 1740
Employment Manitoba funding and initiatives, 1721
Entrepreneurship, Training and Trade Department
Advertising budget, 1733
Annual report, 222
Estimates, 1721-1741
Opening statements, 1721-1723
Expenditure estimates, 1733
Funding sources, 1735
Ministerial travel expenditures, 1725-1726
Pension costs budget, 1734
Premier's travel expenditures, 1726
Salary expenditures, 1725
Scott Smith, job appointment, 1726
Social program availability, 1738
Staffing, political, 1724-1725
Staffing, relocations, 1725
Staffing, vacancy rate, 1725
Supplementary Information for Legislative Review, 1346
First Nations communities
Apprenticeship employment opportunities, 268
Flooding (Lake Winnipeg)
Dike maintenance, 242
Gang activity reduction strategies, 239
General Electric Aviation
Research facility, 1723
Gimli Community Health Centre redevelopment, 240
Global Aerospace Centre for Icing and Environmental Research (GLACIER)
Government support, 1723
Government performance
Accountability, 1200
Highway 9 redevelopment, 241
Immigration increase, 1721
Increased Transparency and Accountability Act (Various Acts Amended)
[Bill 211]
2 R, 1198-1201
Industry Expansion Program, 1722
International Legislators Forum participation, 1729, 1830
Lake Winnipeg
Environmental initiatives, 242
Limestone Generating Station revenue, 2224
Manitoba Business Gateway expansion, 1723
Manitoba Hydro
Market rates, 2224
Rate affordability, 2225
Rate equalization, 2224-2225
Xcel Energy, contract with, 2225
Manitoba Hydro Place
Headquarters, budget, 2224
Manitoba Telephone System
Privatization, 2224-2225
Manufacturing industry
Sales statistics, 1287
Tax and regulation concerns, 1287
Military affairs special envoy
Bonnie Korzeniowski, appointment of, 1727, 1736-1738, 1788-1790, 1924-1925
New West Partnership Trade Agreement
Manitoba participation, 1730
Northern Essential Skills Training Initiative, 1722
Northern Manitoba Mining Academy, 1722
Northern Sector Council initiatives, 1723
Not-for-profit organizations
Red tape reduction, 1723
Oral Questions
Apprenticeship training
Government initiatives, 487-488
Economy
Employment rates, 1140-1141
Labour force decrease, 1141
Employment and Income Assistance Program
Caseload increase, 2021-2022
First Nations communities
Apprenticeship employment opportunities, 268
Manufacturing industry
Sales statistics, 1287
Military affairs special envoy
Bonnie Korzeniowski, appointment of, 1788-1790, 1924-1925
Participation of Manitoba in the New West Partnership Act
[Bill 210]
Government support, 1287-1288
Provincial sales taxproposed increase
Government support, 2243-2242
Participation of Manitoba in the New West Partnership Act
[Bill 210]
2 R, 1829-1831
Government support, 1287-1288
Police services
Officer hiring increase, 242
Population increase, 1721
Post-secondary education
Affordability, 1199
Provincial Nominee Program
Business stream applications, 1722, 1731-1732
Population retention, 1732
Provincial sales taxproposed increase
Government support, 2243-2242
Red River College
Mobile training labs, 1740-1741
Regional health authorities
Funding, 1199
Remembrance Day Awareness Act and Amendments to The Public Schools Act
[Bill 208]
2 R, 1328-1330
Resolutions
Manitoba Hydro financial stability review, 2224-2226
Rewarding Work program
Employment initiative, evaluation, 1739
Riding Mountain National Park
Funding decrease, federal, 1200
Rural and Northern Apprenticeship Training Strategy, 1722
School Resource Officers
Program evaluation, 242-243
Skills Build Program, 1722
Small business
BizPaL program evaluation, 243
Tax elimination, 1722
Smith, Scott, job description, 1726
Stefnufastur Air Cadets, 1329
Taking Charge! program
Budget expenditures, 1738
Taxation
Corporate capital tax, 1288, 1722
Payroll tax, 1288
TAXcess program evaluation, 243
Teachers' Pensions Act amendments, 239
Throne Speech debate, 238-244
Trade, international
European trade missions, 1730
Mexico market, 1729
Trade and Investment Manitoba
Communications, 1729
Initiatives, 1723
Language delivery availability, 1729
Manufacturing industry, consultations, 1729
Vimy Ridge, Battle of, 1329
Waste-water treatment plants (Winnipeg)
Upgrade requirements, 241-242
Winnipeg Jets season tickets
Ministerial use, accountability, 1198
Workforce Development Program, 1722
Workplace Education Manitoba, 1722
World Trade Centre (Winnipeg), 1729, 1731
World War II
Education curriculum, 1329
Xcel Energy
Manitoba Hydro, contract with, 2225
Blady, Sharon (Kirkfield Park) N.D.P.
Budget debate, 586-588
Burkowski, Barb
Pride Winnipeg, 1652
Century of Caring Gala, 1824
Cuthbert Grant Day, 2245-2246
École Bannatyne School
100th anniversary, 793
Choir, 337
Gallo, Gabriella, 337
Jams4Justice project, 1149
Jewish Child and Family Service Incorporation Act
[Bill 300]
1 R, 1785
2 R, 1823-1825
C/3 R, 2510
Jewish Child and Family Services
History, 1823-1824
Seniors and immigrants, assistance to, 1825
Johnston, D'Arcy, 771
Members' statements
Cuthbert Grant Day, 2245-2246
École Bannatyne School
100th anniversary, 793
Choir, 337
Mensheds Manitoba, 1931-1932
Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month, 641-642
Pride Winnipeg, 1652
Robert, Alana, 1149
Westwood Collegiate Hero Month, 448
Mensheds Manitoba, 1931-1932
MS Walk, 641-642
Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month, 641-642
Oral Questions
Primary Care Clinic and Wellness Centre (St. Claude)
Facility construction, 2134-2135
PAX program
Good behaviour pilot program, 588
Petitions
Jewish Child and Family Service Incorporation Act repeal, 1641
Pride Winnipeg, 1652
Primary Care Clinic and Wellness Centre (St. Claude)
Facility construction, 2134-2135
Regional health authorities
Amalgamation, 588
Robert, Alana, 1149
Westwood Collegiate Hero Month, 448
Winnipeg Music Festival award recipients, 337
Congregate Meal Program
Marcelino, T., 1030
Business award recipient
Helwer, 386
Government priority
Boissevain Border Queens softball team
Maguire, 1295
Bonnycastle Parent Advisory Council
Gaudreau, 1357
Booster seats. See Child safety seats
Stefanson, 490
Bothwell Cheese 75th anniversary
Goertzen, 418-419
Budget 2012, impact of
Goertzen, 484
Care level recasting
Friesen, 59
Cullen, 530
Boys and Girls Clubs of Winnipeg
Participation
Selby, 1441
Brady Road and Perimeter Highway
Intersection upgrades
Ashton, 702
Taillieu, 701-702
Methane capture project
Chomiak, 1988
Cullen, 1988
Social and financial costs
Gerrard, 2273-2274
Lemieux, 2244-2245
Upgrades project status
Ashton, 1373
Eichler, 1373
Brandon Chamber of Commerce awards
Helwer, 385-386
Academic program availability
Helwer, 1119
Swan, 1119
Budget decrease
Helwer, 1119
Swan, 1119
Expansion
Helwer, 1118
Swan, 1118-1119
Gang member identification
Helwer, 1119
Swan, 1119
Overcrowding
Helwer, 1118
Swan, 1118
Riot analysis
Helwer, 1117-1118
Swan, 1118
Staffing
Helwer, 1118
Superintendent, replacement process
Helwer, 1120
Swan, 1120
Brandon Energy Efficiency Program (BEEP)
Irvin-Ross, 1910
Rondeau, 1619
Swan, 1632
Brandon Fire and Emergency Services
Additional personnel, funding of
Caldwell, 461
Struthers, 322
Brandon Neighbourhood Renewal Corporation
Funding
Caldwell, 145
Brandon Regional Health Centre
Amalgamation concerns
Helwer, 2184-2185
Nursing shortage
Driedger, 1841-1842
Redevelopment
Caldwell, 143-144, 462-463, 1836
Cullen, 1843
Helwer, 1837
Oswald, 1839
Brandon Regional Health Centre Foundation
A Sense of Home campaign
Cullen, 897
Class size average
English as an additional language program
Allan, 1792
Helwer, 1792
Young offenders, integration of
Helwer, 1119-1120
Swan, 1119-1120
Brandon University. See also Resolutions
Enrolment
Gerrard, 2143
Selby, 1543-1544
Faculty strike
Effects of
Cullen, 1335
Helwer, 1332
Maguire, 1342
McFadyen, 348
Selby, 1340
Government response
Cullen, 1335
Helwer, 1332
Howard, 1336-1337
Rowat, 651
Mediation timeline
Helwer, 36-37, 65, 193-194, 265-266
General comments
Ewasko, 2142
Grant increase
Selby, 1681
Healthy Living Centre
Labour Management Review Committee
Howard, 1337
Nursing training programs
Caldwell, 1150
Redevelopment
Rural Development Institute
Caldwell, 1334
Brandon University Northern Teachers Education Program
Cancellation
Ewasko, 2143
Brandon YMCA expansion. See also Young Men's Christian Association of Brandon Incorporation Amendment Act
Caldwell, 2315-2316
BRAP. See Building and Recovery Action Plan (BRAP)
Dupuis, Henri, 1653-1654
Education system
Report cards, standardization, 1292
Education Week, 387
Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara, 2317
I Believe musical production, 109-110
Interfaith community garden, 2316-2317
Manitoba School Library Association
Outstanding Teacher-Librarian of the Year, 1653-1654
Members' statements
Dupuis, Henri, 1653-1654
Education Week, 387
Interfaith community garden, 2316-2317
Park City West Wildcats Petites, 624-625
Winnipeg Phoenix Soccer Club, 41-42
Mirosh, Walter, 2355
Northeast Pioneers Greenway expansion, 2354-2355
Oral Questions
Education system
Report cards, standardization, 1292
Park City West Wildcats Petites, 624-625
Resolutions
Active transportation, 2354-2356
River East Mennonite Brethren Church, 2317
River East Neighbourhood Network Trails Committee, 2355
Social and Economic Development, Standing Committee on
Third report, 2367-2369
Springfield Heights School, 1653
Throne Speech debate, 108-110, 124-125
Winnipeg Phoenix Soccer Club, 41-42
Driedger, 232
Bridges. See also Building Canada Fund; Building Manitoba Fund; specific bridges; specific highways and roads
Capital funding
Ashton, 225
Environmental licensing legislation
Ashton, 699
Eichler, 699
Federal/provincial funding percentage
Ashton, 695
Eichler, 695
Flood damage repairs
Ashton, 488, 686, 693-694, 696, 1225, 2136, 2485-2486
Gerrard, 856
Struthers, 823-824
Highway building standards
Ashton, 1368
Navigable waterways requirement
Ashton, 699
Project and cost updates (Brandon)
Helwer, 1600
Repair and replacement fund, access to
Cullen, 1706-1707
Lemieux, 1707
Upgrade requirements
Ashton, 1420-1421
McFadyen, 341-342
Smook, 1420
Vehicle damage, cost responsibility
Ashton, 1361
Aboriginal and Northern Affairs Department
Committees, ministerial participation, 1775
Contract tenders, 1776
Estimates, 1774-1776, 1779-1784
Opening statements, 1774-1775
Service fee revenues, 1776
Staffing, political, 1775
Staffing, vacancy rates, 1775-1776
Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives Department
Estimates, 1263-1265, 1388-1390
AgriInsurance
Federal/provincial funding formula, 2307
AgriRecovery Program
Federal/provincial funding percentage, 2307
Ambulance services
Community need (Ebb and Flow First Nations), 2069
Apprenticeship training
First Nations communities, employment opportunities, 267-268, 1783
Assessment Services office
Farmland assessments, 1763
Municipal assessments, 1765
Atkinson, James, 1931
Auditor General
Municipal governments, reports on, 1770-1771
Bicycle paths
Highways, shoulder use, 2079
Power-assisted bicycles, use of, 2078-2079
Bilingual Service Centres Act
[Bill 31]
2 R, 2076
Budget 2012
Debate, 656
Municipalities, impact on, 444
Tax and fee increase, 443
Building Canada Fund
Budget percentage allotment, 1767
Bus transportation
Charter bus licensing, 1375-1376
Intercity bus system, 1376
Camp Hughes national historic site, 449
Capital Region
Dedicated planner position, 1769
Municipal cooperation, 1769
Cattle industry
Flooding
Financial compensation, 2019-2020
Impact of, 186-187
Spring blizzard mortalities insurance, 2307
CentrePort Canada
Agricultural land-use policy, 1718-1718, 2074
Draft development plans, 2487
Special planning area designation, 2073-2074
Civil Service Commission
Estimates, 1061-1062
Committee of Supply
Concurrence motion, 2487-2488
Common Recruitment Initiative implementation, 966, 1062
Community and regional planning offices
Land-use assessments, 1719-1720
Community Works Loan Program cancellation, 601-602
Dauphin Lake fishery
Regulations enforcement policies, 413-414
Disaster Financial Assistance
Appeal process, 1098
Claim eligibility, 1165-1166
Claim payouts, 1097
Claim payouts (2009), 1095-1096
Evacuation costs, 1099
Federal responsibility reconciliation, 1095
Flood property buyouts, 1155-1156
Heavy equipment rental rate coverage, 1098
Restoration and recovery programs, 1155
East View Lodge (Neepawa)
Redevelopment status and costs, 156
Ebb and Flow First Nations
Ambulance services, need for, 2069
Employment and Income Assistance Program
Municipal funding, 1145
Enhanced identification card costs, 656
Fairford Dam
Outlet capacity, 1160-1162
Federal equalization payments
Health transfers, public consultations, 601
Finance Department
Estimates, 965-966
First Nations communities
Apprenticeship employment opportunities, 267-268, 1783
Flooding compensation responsibility, 1152-1153
First Peoples Economic Growth Fund
Loan approvals, 1780-1781
Fleger, Helena, 81-82
Flooding
Cattle industry, impact on, 186-187
Cleanup process, 1155
Evacuation policies, 1095, 1099
First Nations claim responsibility, 1151-1152
First Nations evacuation responsibility, 1099
Forecasting responsibility, 1153
Municipal income loss, interest coverage, 1097
Municipal tax base losses, 1766
Property inspection and recovery process, 937
Property reassessments, 1765
Flooding (Assiniboine River)
Mitigation strategies, 1159-1160
Flooding (Lake Manitoba)
Cattle industry, financial compensation, 2019-2020
Compensation for residents, 14-15, 310-311
Fairford Dam outlet capacity, 1160-1162
Property buyouts, 75, 1155-1156, 1585-1586
Property inspection and cleanup delays, 937
Regulated lake level standards, 1025-1026, 1157-1158
Second outlet, need for, 1025-1026, 1159, 1163-1164
Flooding (Lake Winnipeg)
Infrastructure damage and clean-up, 187
Floodingcompensation
Assistance programs, ease of use, 1100
Claim costs, 2307-2308
Claim delays, 656
Claim payouts, 1095
Claim payouts, municipal, 1096-1098, 1766
Deductible percentages, 2212
Existing insurance program payouts, 2307
Freedom of information request, 634-635
Income loss coverage, 527, 1790-1791, 2140
Multiyear compensation, program availability, 1853-1854, 2139
Property buyout update (Breezy Point), 1239, 1241
Floodingmitigation
Government strategies, federal funding, 1165
Strategies (RM of Westbourne), 226-227
Fox, Major Jay, 316-317
Freedom of information requests
Flooding compensation, 634-635
Government record, 673
Fulford Trail, 2356
Gillies, Shelby, 122-123
Goods and services tax
Municipal elimination, 749
Greenhouse project (Grand Rapids)
Funding and construction status, 1390, 1781-1782
Grievance, Matters of
Flooding (Lake Manitoba)
Claimants, government treatment, 2139
Highway 5
Bridge upgrade requirements, 1356-1357, 2136
Highway 16, traffic light installation, 188, 1376
Speed limit reduction, 11, 111, 187-188, 370, 438, 520-521, 612, 1376-1377
Highway 16 and Highway 5
Traffic light installation, 31, 188, 189, 408, 563-564, 1018, 1135, 1216, 1376, 2231, 2301-2302, 2363, 2405-2406
Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Powers of Traffic Authorities over Cycling Traffic)
[Bill 32]
2 R, 2078-2079
Highways and roads
Barrier fencing, 1384
Ditch maintenance responsibility, 1384
Infrastructure funding, 443
Main market and 50-50 roads funding, 1772
Hunting
Remembrance Day, consideration of ban, 1325
Immigration increase, 185
Infrastructure and Transportation Department
Estimates, 1094-1100, 1151-1166, 1239-1243, 1375-1377
Flooding, construction delays due to, 1153
Flooding, staff overtime costs, 1153
Insurance industry
Provincial sales tax, application of, 566-567, 749
International Ice Hockey Federation, 792
Krzyzaniak, Halli, 792-793
Lake St. Martin First Nation
Flood evacuees, relocation, 1784
Lake St. Martinemergency channel
Construction and costs, 1160-1161, 1162-1163, 1241-1242, 2212
Licensing process, 2411-2412
Land-use planning
Development assessments (Neepawa), 1719-1720
Property assessments (Neepawa), 1763-1764
Subdivision process, government involvement, 1389-1390
Local Government Department
Advertising budget, 1703
Cabinet committees, ministerial participation, 1701
Departmental fee charges, 1703
Departmental initiatives, 1702
Estimates, 1700-1704, 1707-1710, 1712-1720, 1763-1772
Ministerial travel expenditures, 1702
Office expenditures (Brandon), 1714
Operating assistance increase, 1709
Staffing, contractual employees, 1702-1703
Staffing, executive support, 1701
Staffing, hiring process, 1701
Staffing, political, 1701
Staffing, relocations and vacancies, 1701-1702
Local Government Statutes Amendment Act
[Bill 23]
2 R, 2254-2256
Municipal debentures, public consultations, 1767-1768
Manitoba Agricultural Museum
Funding reduction, 121-122, 195-196
Manitoba Agricultural Services Corporation
Flooding, claim payouts, 1264-1265
Flooding, First Nations claims, 1263-1264
Spring Blizzard Livestock Mortalities Assistance, 2307
Manitoba Assessment Online
Fee revenue, 1704
Subdivision development fees, 1704
Manitoba Beef Producers
Fox, Major Jay, director of, 317
Manitoba Day, 1019-1020
Manitoba HydroBipole III
Location costs, 656
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
Rebates, mailing costs, 656
Manitoba's Outstanding Young Farmers, 2008
Fox, Major Jay, 317
Margaret Bruce Beach
Flood damage restoration compensation, 1241
Members' statements
Atkinson, James, 1931
Camp Hughes national historic site, 449
Fleger, Helena, 81-82
Fox, Major Jay, 316-317
Gillies, Shelby, 122-123
Krzyzaniak, Halli, 792-793
Robertson, Kelly, 2316
Métis Economic Development Fund
Budget and access, 1780-1781
Military affairs special envoy
Bonnie Korzeniowski, appointment of, 656
Milk price standardization, 1782
Ministerial statements
Manitoba Day, 1019-1020
Mount Agassiz ski area, 69-70, 151-152, 478, 593
Municipal Amendment and City of Winnipeg Charter Amendment Act (Defamation Protection)
[Bill 205]
1 R, 591
2 R, 995-997
Litigation costs, 996
Municipalities
Amalgamation possibilities, 1712-1714
Education cost responsibilities, 749
Front-line service responsibilities, 748-749
Goods and services tax elimination, 749
Infrastructure concerns and funding, 443, 749-750, 1708-1709, 1766
Livestock operation policies, 1768-1769
Main market and 50-50 roads funding, 1772
Provincial sales tax, allotment of, 749, 1700, 1708-1709
Video lottery terminals revenue, use of, 1714-1715
Water and sewer infrastructure funding, 749
Municipalitiesgovernments
Auditor General's reports, 1770-1771
In camera meetings, use of, 996
Conflict-of-interest guidelines, 2254-2255
Infrastructure budget increase, 1708-1709
Joint venture protection, 2255
Northern Association of Community Councils
Capital budget, 1779
Northern Manitoba 100th anniversary, 1019-1020
Nursing profession
Employment opportunities, licensed practical nurses, 267, 1784
Oral Questions
Budget 2012
Municipalities, impact on, 444
Tax and fee increase, 443
Community Works Loan Program cancellation, 601-602
Dauphin Lake fishery
Regulations enforcement policies, 413-414
East View Lodge (Neepawa)
Redevelopment status and costs, 156
Ebb and Flow First Nations
Ambulance services, need for, 2069
Employment and Income Assistance Program
Municipal funding, 1145
First Nations communities
Apprenticeship employment opportunities, 267-268
Flooding (Lake Manitoba)
Cattle industry, financial compensation, 2019-2020
Compensation for residents, 14-15, 310-311
Property buyouts, 75, 1585-1586
Property inspection and cleanup delays, 937
Regulated lake level standards, 1025-1026
Second outlet, need for, 1025-1026
Floodingcompensation
Claim costs, 2307-2308
Freedom of information request, 634-635
Income loss coverage, 527, 1790-1791
Multiyear compensation, program availability, 1853-1854
Floodingmitigation
Strategies (RM of Westbourne), 226-227
Freedom of information requests
Government record, 673
Highway 5 bridge
Upgrade requirements, 1356-1357, 2136
Lake St. Martinemergency channel
Licensing process, 2411-2412
Manitoba Agricultural Museum
Funding reduction, 121-122, 195-196
Provincial sales taxproposed increase
Municipal insurance, application to, 566-567
Pan-American Games (2011)
Eventing team medal, 1931
Petitions
Highway 5
Speed limit reduction, 11, 111, 370, 438, 520-521, 612
Highway 16 and Highway 5
Traffic light installation, 31, 189, 408, 563-564, 1018, 1135, 1216, 2231, 2301-2302, 2363, 2405-2406
Mount Agassiz ski area, 69-70, 151-152, 478, 593
Planning Amendment Act (Inland Port Area)
[Bill 20]
2 R, 2073-2074
Community support, 2076
Jurisdictional disputes, 2487
Winnipeg Airport Authority consultations, 2487
Planning Offices
Staffing, 1715-1716
Portage Diversion
Outflow management, 2211
Rules of operation, 1165, 1241-1242
Portage Diversion Compensation Act (Water Resources Administration Act Amended)
[Bill 217]
2 R, 2211-2212
Post-secondary facilities
Property tax elimination, 749
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration
Funding cancellation, 1708
Property Tax Relief
Program costs, 1765
Provincial debt increase, 656
Provincial sales taxproposed increase
Insurance industry, application to, 749
Municipal insurance, application to, 566-567
Municipalities, allotment to, 749, 1700, 1708-1709
Services, expansion to, 745
Public Schools Amendment Act (Code of Conduct for School Trustees)
[Bill 21]
Amalgamation possibilities, 1712-1714
Rapid transit (Winnipeg)
Funding percentage, 1770
Phase 1 costs and funding, 1769-1770
Remembrance Day
Hunting ban, consideration of, 1325
Remembrance Day Awareness Act and Amendments to The Public Schools Act
[Bill 208]
2 R, 1324-1325
Remembrance Day week
Proclamation, 1324-1325
Resolutions
Active transportation, 2356-2357
Provincial responsibilities, downloading of, 748-750
Robertson, Kelly, 2316
Rural Economic Development Initiative (REDI)
Video lottery terminals, revenue use, 1714-1715
School Resource Officers
Departmental funding, 1715
Spirited Energy advertising campaign costs, 656
Sump pump backwater installations
Funding, 1768
Throne Speech debate, 183-188
Urban Development Initiatives
Program funding consultation, 1715
Video lottery terminals, revenue use, 1714-1715
Video lottery terminals
Revenue use, 1714-1715
Waste-water treatment plants
Upgrade prioritization, 1780
Waste-water treatment plants (Winnipeg)
Nitrogren removal, 656
Water management policies
Government priority, 186
Water level strategies, 185-186
Water Services Board
Rural water services funding, 1708
Waterhen River water levels, 1242
Winnipeg Airport Authority
CentrePort planning consultations, 2487
Winnipeg Free Press
Freedom of information, requests for, 634-635, 673
World War II
Personal stories, 1325
Brighter Futures program. See also Seven Oaks School Division
Budget and departmental responsibility
Ewasko, 1397-1398
Selby, 1398
Educational support
Chief, 1636
Evaluation
Crothers, 2459
Ewasko, 1442
Funding criteria
Chief, 535
Ewasko, 1441
Selby, 1441-1442
General comments
Chief, 2296
Selby, 259
Student participation
Ewasko, 1398
Altemeyer, 605
Budget 2012. See also Balanced budget; Privilege, matters of
Address
Struthers, 319-325
Administration and finance costs
McFadyen, 982
Selinger, 982
Stefanson, 828
Struthers, 828-829
Asset valuation and write-offs
Helwer, 1511
Struthers, 1511
Backgrounder availability
Goertzen, 607
Helwer, 1195
Howard, 606
Rowat, 1198
Smook, 1201
Stefanson, 483, 596-597, 605-606, 660, 967-968, 1191-1192, 2340
Struthers, 596-597, 967-968, 1193
Canadian Taxpayers Federation, reaction by
Friesen, 434
Capital project investments
Ashton, 428-429
Chomiak, 366
Pedersen, 456
Struthers, 320
Core government spending
Ewasko, 1609
Gerrard, 915
Dave Mouland, effect on
Debate
Allum, 550-553
Altemeyer, 511-516
Ashton, 426-431
Blady, 586-588
Briese, 656
Caldwell, 458-463
Chief, 533-537
Crothers, 545-547
Cullen, 507-511
Eichler, 580-586
Ewasko, 543-545
Gaudreau, 355-359
Gerrard, 547-550
Goertzen, 463-469
Helwer, 501-505
Maguire, 359-365
Maloway, 646-650
Marcelino, F., 469-474
Marcelino, T., 452-454
McFadyen, 339-355
Mitchelson, 423-425
Oswald, 493-496
Pedersen, 454-458
Rondeau, 498-501
Rowat, 650-652
Saran, 540-543
Selby, 505-507
Selinger, 652-656
Smook, 496-498
Stefanson, 658-663
Struthers, 663-664
Taillieu, 537-540
Wishart, 553-556
Deficit, future projections
Graydon, 127
Stefanson, 661
Deficit increase and elimination timeline
Ashton, 428
Chomiak, 422
Cullen, 509
Driedger, 475
Eichler, 1602
Ewasko, 1609
McFadyen, 307-308, 328, 340, 348, 633, 2168-2169
Rowat, 650
Smook, 497-498
Stefanson, 829-830, 1593, 2340
Taillieu, 1597
Wishart, 553
Departmental expenditure reductions
Caldwell, 459-460
Goertzen, 467
Wishart, 553-554
Election promises, government record
Driedger, 492-493
Eichler, 2324
Ewasko, 481, 542, 545, 2334-2335
Friesen, 433
Graydon, 517
Helwer, 501
Maguire, 360-361
McFadyen, 328-329, 340-341, 374-375, 408-409, 439, 521-522, 565-566, 633, 2321
Mitchelson, 410, 423-424, 2323
Pedersen, 455
Selinger, 328-329, 374-375, 408-411, 439-440, 481, 565-566, 633
Smook, 2335
Stefanson, 440, 613-614, 658, 706
Struthers, 440-441, 521-52, 614
Federal transfers increase
McFadyen, 734
Selinger, 734-735
Fiscal restraint, need for
Stefanson, 831-832
Struthers, 832
Flooding, impact of
Chomiak, 422
Selinger, 394-395
Stefanson, 661
Front-line service retention
Allum, 1196
McFadyen, 982
Selby, 505
Garth Vandenberghe, personal stories
Friesen, 434
Generally accepted accounting principles, use of
Allum, 1197
Bjornson, 1200
Government vote
McFadyen, 613
Schuler, 646
Selinger, 613
Stefanson, 614
Struthers, 614
Health care priority
Cullen, 2188-2189
Struthers, 321
Locksmiths, budget allotment
Ashton, 1424
Smook, 1424
Low-income earners, impact on
Selinger, 731
Message
Struthers, 325
Ministerial salary reductions
Altemeyer, 514
Rondeau, 500
Struthers, 321
Municipalities, impact on
Briese, 444
Selinger, 444
Operating expenditure increases
Maguire, 364
McFadyen, 49
Pedersen, 13-140
Stefanson, 2340
Struthers, 596
Pension asset fund
Selinger, 846
Personal stories
Friesen, 434
McFadyen, 349-350
Prebudget development criteria
Stefanson, 828
Struthers, 828
Prebudget public consultations
Chief, 533-534
Friesen, 451
Goertzen, 468
Helwer, 1195
Stefanson, 829
Struthers, 829
Projected summary budget
McFadyen, 844
Selinger, 845
Proposed amendment, 354-355
Stefanson, 662-663
Vote, 664-665
Revenue summary
McFadyen, 729-730
Selinger, 729-730
Smook, 1201
Stefanson, 970, 973, 1191, 2340
Richard Van der Broek, effect on
Rural communities, impact on
Eichler, 581
Summary statements, audit opinions
Allum, 1197
Tax and fee increase
Briese, 443
Driedger, 474
Eichler, 581
Ewasko, 1609
Friesen, 432
Schuler, 645
Smook, 1608
Stefanson, 329-330, 706, 1593, 2339, 2381-2382
Struthers, 321, 329-330, 443-444
Untendered contracts
Gerrard, 548
Vehicle registration fee increase
Ashton, 332-333
Helwer, 332-333
McFadyen, 347
Mitchelson, 425
Selinger, 333
Vote, 665-666
Withdrawal request
McFadyen, 595-596, 613, 632-633
Struthers, 595-596
Women, impact on
Eichler, 1602
Howard, 523
Struthers, 522-523
Taillieu, 537
Wight, 580
Budget Implementation and Tax Statutes Amendment Act, 2012 (Bill 39)
1 R
Struthers, 2167
2 R
Gerrard, 2382
Stefanson, 2381-2382
Struthers, 2381
C/W
Stefanson, 2492-2493
C/3 R
Gerrard, 2500
Stefanson, 2500
R/A
Lee, 2528
Amendments
Clause 64, 4.1(7)(e)
Stefanson, 2496
out of order, 2496
Clause 64, 4.1(7)(f)
Stefanson, 2494-2495
Struthers, 2493-2496
passed, 2496
Insurance industry, provincial sales tax on
McFadyen, 2468-2469
Selinger, 2469-2470
Stefanson, 2469-2470, 2494-2496, 2500
Budgeting. See Results-Based Budgeting Act
Budgets, balanced. See Balanced budget
BUILD. See Building Urban Industries for Local Development (BUILD)
Building and Recovery Action Plan (BRAP)
Flooding compensation
Ashton, 2374
Struthers, 914
Building Blocks for Employment
Irvin-Ross, 1905
Application deadlines
Ashton, 1361
Budget percentage allotment
Briese, 1767
Updates
Howard, 1477
Building Communities Initiative
Projects
Saran, 2178
Mandate and budget
Bjornson, 1726
Smook, 1726
Bridge repair programs
Lemieux, 1707
Economic benefit
Struthers, 909
Fund allocation
Irvin-Ross, 1899
Building Urban Industries for Local Development (BUILD)
General comments
Chief, 1635
Irvin-Ross, 1910
Rondeau, 1619
Swan, 1632
Partnerships
Melnick, 101-102
Crothers, 2111
Bullying prevention. See also Day of Pink; Lighthouses program; Lord Selkirk School Division; Neepawa Natives hockey team; Public Schools Amendment Act (Reporting Bullying and Other Harm); Red Cross; Resolutions; Respect in School program; Roots of Empathy program
Bystander programs
Wight, 2115
Mitigation programs
Ewasko, 2117
Friesen, 2114
Personal stories
Crothers, 2112-2113
Sports, occurrences in
Cullen, 2121
Wight, 2116
Statistics
Ewasko, 2115
Friesen, 2113
Wight, 2115
Pride Winnipeg
Blady, 1652
Bus transportation. See also Greyhound Canada; Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Inter-City Bus Service); Hydrogen buses; Mobility Disadvantaged Transportation Program; Rapid transit (Winnipeg); Small Communities Transit Fund
Charter bus licensing
Ashton, 1375-1376
Briese, 1375-1376
Funding
McFadyen, 409
Government initiatives
Eichler, 690
Intercity bus system
Briese, 1376
Eichler, 1379-1380
Business, private sector. See also Small business
Investment
Bjornson, 243-244
Rondeau, 1487
Business Person of the Year Award (Brandon)
Hadley, Boden
Helwer, 386
Loan guarantees
Bjornson, 1722-1723
Business Transformation and Technology. See also Innovation, Energy and Mines Department
Freedom of information requests, record on
Cullen, 2007-2008
Government initiative
Altemeyer, 572
Kostyshyn, 572