Letter: W

• Wai, D. (PC, Richmond Hill)

  • Business - small- and medium-sized
    • government strategy, 387
  • Health information
    • protection of privacy, 484
  • Members' statements
    • Youth and public service, 486
  • More Convenient Care Act, 2025 (Bill 11)
    • second reading, 484
  • Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
    • second reading, 278
  • Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2)
    • second reading, 133
  • Question period
    • Small business
      • presented, 387

• Watt, T. (LIB, Nepean)

  • Children and youth
    • political engagement, 180
  • Health care
    • government strategy, 180
  • Hospitals - capacity and overcrowding
    • government strategy, 435
  • Hospitals - capacity and overcrowding by site
    • Queensway Carleton Hospital, 435
  • Hospitals - infrastructure
    • government strategy, 566–567
    • as nation-building, 566–567
  • Housing development - municipal charges
    • development charges, exemptions and discounts
      • affordability, homebuyers, 765
  • Members' inaugural speeches, 178–180
  • Members' personal narratives, 178–180
  • Members' statements
    • Nursing Week, 702
  • Members'/ministers' constituencies
    • Nepean, 178
  • More Convenient Care Act, 2025 (Bill 11)
    • second reading, 484
  • Nurses
    • National Nursing Week, 702
    • recruitment and retention, 484, 711–712
  • Opposition day motions
    • Hospital funding
      • responded to, 566–567
  • Post-secondary education
    • government strategy, 807
  • Protect Ontario by Building Faster and Smarter Act, 2025 (Bill 17)
    • second reading, 764–765
  • Question period
    • Health care funding
      • presented, 435
    • Nurses
      • presented, 711–712
    • Transportation infrastructure
      • presented, 211–212
  • Throne speech debate
    • participation, 178–180
  • Transit infrastructure development - by region
    • Ottawa
      • Barnsdale interchange, 211–212

• West, J. (NDP, Sudbury)

  • Affordable housing - non-market housing
    • impact of, 363
  • Business investment
    • government strategy, 347
  • Buy Ontario
    • government strategy, 502
  • Canadian Hearing Services
    • labour disputes, 806–807
  • Economic developemnt
    • economic task force, 502–503
  • Employment
    • creation and loss
      • government strategy, 430–431
  • French-language debates
    • Débat sur le discours du trône
      • participation, 504
  • Health care
    • government strategy, 600
  • Health care - primary care
    • access, 363
  • Hospitals - infrastructure
    • government strategy, 577
  • Infrastructure development
    • government strategy, 502
  • International trade - tariffs, United States
    • government response, 431
    • government strategy, 252, 501–502
    • mining industry, impact on
      • layoffs, 247
  • Long-term care
    • models of care
      • Finlandia Village, 503–504
  • Members' statements
    • Closet Share, 424–425
  • Members'/ministers' constituencies
    • Hamilton Mountain, 184
  • Mining industry
    • cobalt, 253
    • investment in
      • American, 248
    • opening a mine
      • approvals and processing time, 246–247
    • Sudbury
      • tariffs, impact on, 503–504
    • waste product, repurposing
      • slag, 247–248
      • tailings ponds, 248
  • More Convenient Care Act, 2025 (Bill 11)
    • second reading, 600
  • Opposition day motions
    • Hospital funding
      • responded to, 576–577
  • Petitions
    • Education funding, 563
    • Indigenous affairs, 500
    • Labour legislation, 268
    • Mental health services, 267–268
    • Northern Health Travel Grant, 268
    • School safety, 164
    • Tuition, 163–164
  • Post-secondary education
    • government funding, 504
  • Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
    • consultations, 354
    • second reading, 245–249, 252–253, 287, 296–297, 305–306, 343, 347, 354
  • Question period
    • Long-term care
      • presented, 154
    • Ontario economy
      • presented, 430–431
  • Rental housing
    • affordability, 362
  • Rental housing - evictions
    • due to renovations, 362
    • illegal evictions, 362–363
  • Safer Municipalities Act, 2025 (Bill 6)
    • second reading, 638, 650
  • Special economic zones
    • government strategy, 305–306
  • Throne speech
    • scope, 357
  • Throne speech debate
    • participation, 184, 357, 362–363, 501–505
  • Unhoused persons
    • general remarks, 363
    • government strategy, 650
  • Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
    • staff
      • compensation, 977–978

• Williams, Hon. C.A. (PC, Brampton Centre)

  • Throne speech debate
    • participation, 173, 526
  • Women
    • employment, support programs, 1057
      • Investing in Women's Futures, 1057
      • Women's Economic Security Program, 1057
    • in leadership roles, 173

• Wong-Tam, K. (NDP, Toronto Centre)

  • Automobile thefts
    • devices facilitating
      • ban, 445
    • prevention
      • VIN inspection and verification, 445
  • Bail program
    • government funding, 442
  • Bail program reform
    • government strategy
      • Pang, 442, 452
  • Correctional facilities
    • Maplehurst Correctional
      • abuse investigation, 1053–1054
  • Court administration
    • government funding, 447
    • staffing, 442
    • virtual hearings, 447
  • Court administration - backlogs
    • general remarks, 439
    • impact, 439, 442–443, 446
      • family court, 444
      • intimate partner violence cases, 444–445
      • sexual violence cases, 444
    • reports and recommendations, 260, 444
    • stay of proceedings, 443–444
  • Drugs - illegal
    • production and trafficking
      • premises used, landlord liability, 445–446
  • Food prices
    • price gouging, 224
  • Government accountability and oversight
    • special economic zones, 293
  • Intimate partner violence
    • government response, 446
      • standing committee on justice, study on, 443
    • restraining orders
      • enforcement, 444–445
  • Judges
    • independence of, 260, 439–440, 442
      • statements from stakeholders, 440
  • Judicial appointments
    • Attorney General, role in, 441
    • backlog, 444
    • vs. elections, 439
    • process, 441–442
  • Judicial appointments - Judicial Appointments Advisory Committee
    • assessment criteria, 440–441
    • membership appointments
      • requirements, 441
  • Justice system
    • pretrial detention
      • overcrowding, 440
  • Justice system - reform
    • general remarks, 446–447
    • government strategy, 446
    • implementation of recommendations, 446
  • Legal aid services
    • government funding, 447
  • Members' statements
    • Education funding, 425
  • Nurses
    • recruitment and retention
      • private staffing agencies vs. public nurses, 714
  • Opposition day motions
    • Consumer protection
      • responded to, 224
  • Petitions
    • Affordable housing, 438, 563, 716
    • Anti-racism activities, 214–215, 324–325
    • Social assistance, 716
  • Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
    • consultations, 1046
    • second reading, 293
  • Protect Ontario Through Safer Streets and Stronger Communities Act, 2025 (Bill 10)
    • second reading, 438–448, 452
  • Question period
    • Health care funding
      • presented, 714
    • Justice system
      • presented, 260
    • Nursing agencies
      • presented, 713–714
  • School boards - funding
    • by board
      • Toronto District School Board, 425