Letter: I

• Immigrants - access to professions and trades

  • Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program
    • Kernaghan, 81
    • Piccini, 81

• Immunization

  • measles
    • Lennox, 29
  • vaccines
    • hepatitis B virus
      • Gélinas, 483
      • Jones, S., 483

• Indigenous communities

  • duty to consult
    • Rickford, 1208–1209, 1214
  • government services
    • Kernaghan, 107
  • government strategy
    • economic development
      • Rickford, 777
      • Smith, L., 777
  • suicide rates
    • Mamakwa, 512–513
  • treaty land
    • Mamakwa, 249–251

• Indigenous communities - economic development

  • government strategy
    • Rickford, 1215
    • Vickers, 1214–1215

• Indigenous relations

  • general remarks
    • Fraser, 1346
    • Stiles, 1345
  • government strategy
    • Bouma, 280
    • Ford, 1346
    • Fraser, 1275, 1346
    • Gilmour, 280
    • Rickford, 1275, 1279

• Indigenous relations - reconciliation

  • economic reconciliation
    • Mamakwa, 249–250
  • government strategy
    • Rickford, 972–974, 1110–1111

• Indigenous relations - treaties

  • general remarks
    • Bouma, 1052
    • Mamakwa, 1052

• Infrastructure development

  • capital projects
    • Bethlenfalvy, 782–783
  • government funding
    • Bell, 821
    • Saunderson, 821
  • government strategy
    • Smith, Dave, 793
    • Surma, 488
    • West, 502
  • as nation-building
    • Stiles, 769

• Infrastructure development - funding

  • federal funds, allocation
    • Jones, S., 488
    • Stiles, 487–488
  • general remarks
    • Rosenberg, 729

• International trade

  • general remarks
    • Stiles, 217
  • government strategy
    • Dixon, 910
    • Fife, 237
    • Hsu, 165–167
    • Mulroney, 233–234, 717
  • missions
    • Asia
      • Fedeli, 156
      • Scott, C., 156
    • Europe
      • Fedeli, 910
  • North American Trade Organization (NATO)
    • mining
      • Leardi, 18
  • product labelling by origin. see Consumer protection—product labelling—domestic/international/interprovincial

• International trade - tariffs, United States

  • American partnerships, impact on
    • nuclear power generation
      • Cuzzetto, 301
      • Glover, 301
  • auto sector
    • Gates, 219
  • business, impact on
    • Harris, 302
    • Racinsky, 302
  • economy, impact on
    • rural Ontario
      • Jordan, 1216
      • Thompson, 1216
  • film and television industry
    • Fife, 495
    • Riddell, 494
    • Shaw, 433
  • film and TV
    • Cho, S., 378–379
    • Stiles, 378–379
  • general remarks
    • Allsopp, 195, 314
    • Anand, 342
    • Fairclough, 230
    • Fedeli, 151
    • McCarthy, 194
    • Schreiner, 169
    • Smith, Dave, 792
  • government response
    • Allsopp, 266
    • Bethlenfalvy, 779
    • Bowman, 823
    • Cooper, 29, 789–791
    • Darouze, 722
    • Fedeli, 73–74, 141–142, 160, 1276
    • Fife, 1115
    • Firin, 30
    • French, 129
    • Hsu, 129
    • Kernaghan, 100
    • Lecce, 30, 137, 1346
    • Mulroney, 717
    • Piccini, 1115
    • Rosenberg, 729
    • Sarkaria, 787–789
    • Stevens, 134–135
    • Stiles, 151, 257
    • Tangri, 29
    • West, 431
    • northern Ontario
      • Pirie, 1116
      • Rosenberg, 1116
  • government strategy
    • Bell, 209
    • Bethlenfalvy, 209
    • Bowman, 50
    • Clark, 12–14
    • Kernaghan, 765
    • Leardi, 17
    • Sattler, 252
    • West, 252, 501–502
  • income protection
    • Stiles, 23–24
  • jobs, impact on
    • Fraser, 46–47
    • Gates, 199–200
    • government strategy
      • Bell, 209
  • manufacturing industry, impact on
    • domestic
      • Cuzzetto, 301
      • Dowie, 301
  • mining industry, impact on
    • layoffs
      • West, 247
  • motivating factors
    • Fife, 235
  • and natural resources
    • Hardeman, 322
    • Harris, 322
  • reactions
    • budget measures
      • Bethlenfalvy, 804
      • Darouze, 804
    • time sensitivity
      • Jordan, 297
      • Shamji, 297
  • relief programs
    • Bethlenfalvy, 780
    • Trade-Impacted Communities Fund
      • Bethlenfalvy, 780
  • tourism industry
    • Gates, 837

• Interprovincial trade

  • barriers. see also Canadian Free Trade Agreement
    • impact
      • Allsopp, 195–196
      • Anand, 1280
      • Bowman, 112, 118
      • Darouze, 722
      • Fedeli, 74
      • Hsu, 127–128
      • McCarthy, 197
      • Mulroney, 233–234
      • Pang, 197
      • Pasma, 199
      • Sattler, 105–106, 117–118
      • Smith, Dave, 792
    • nature of
      • Hsu, 126
      • Sattler, 104–105
  • direct-to-consumer alcohol sales
    • Bowman, 110
    • Dowie, 121, 132
    • Fedeli, 76, 81
    • McCarthy, 195
    • Smith, G., 131
    • Smith, L., 243
    • Tangri, 119–120
    • Vaugeois, 243
    • healthcare cost
      • Sattler, 105
  • facilitation of
    • Bethlenfalvy, 781
    • Cooper, 28
    • Fedeli, 1115
    • Firin, 1115
    • Tangri, 29
    • and reciprocity
      • Dowie, 232
      • Fairclough, 231–233, 235
      • Fife, 238
      • Gélinas, 240
      • Leardi, 232, 237–238
      • Mulroney, 235
      • Rae, 233, 240
  • general remarks
    • Leardi, 17
  • government strategy
    • Bowman, 108
    • Fedeli, 74
    • Ford, 24
    • Hsu, 126
    • Pasma, 198–199
    • Tangri, 118
  • impact
    • Fedeli, 74
    • Smith, G., 130
  • and international corporations
    • Hsu, 127
  • labour mobility
    • Allsopp, 198
    • Bowman, 110
    • Dowie, 132
    • Fedeli, 75–76
    • Jordan, 242
    • Leardi, 198
    • McCarthy, 194–195
    • Piccini, 77–79
    • Smith, G., 130–131
    • Smith, L., 229
    • Tangri, 119
    • Vaugeois, 242
    • and colleges
      • Burch, 81
      • Piccini, 81–82
    • as deregulation
      • Fife, 236–237
    • impact
      • Fairclough, 120–121
      • Pasma, 228
      • Sattler, 105
      • Tangri, 121
    • impact on health care
      • Gélinas, 238
    • interprovincial recruitment and retention
      • Dowie, 134
      • Fairclough, 229–233, 236, 239
      • Fife, 232, 236
      • Gélinas, 239
      • Pasma, 230
      • Shamji, 133–134
    • and skilled labour shortage
      • Piccini, 77–78
    • and unions
      • Bowman, 117
      • Stevens, 117
  • London, ON, impact on
    • Dowie, 514
    • Sattler, 514–515
  • mutual recognition of goods and services
    • Allsopp, 196–197
    • Dowie, 132, 229
    • Fedeli, 75, 1115
    • McCarthy, 194
    • Sattler, 106
    • Tangri, 119–120
    • as deregulation
      • Bowman, 111
      • Fife, 230, 237
      • Gélinas, 240
      • Lennox, 197
      • Pasma, 199, 227, 229–230
      • Sattler, 240
      • Stevens, 136, 237
      • Vaugeois, 229
    • economic impact
      • Fedeli, 75
  • safety and health standards
    • Vaugeois, 68
  • skilled workers
    • Leardi, 71
    • Vaugeois, 71

• Intimate partner violence

  • epidemic, declaration of
    • Gélinas, 460, 470–471
    • Kernaghan, 471
    • Kerzner, 374
    • Sattler, 374
  • general remarks
    • Fraser, 461
  • government response
    • Anand, 536
    • Parsa, 467
    • Rae, 466, 468
    • Smith, L., 446
    • Tabuns, 531
    • Wong-Tam, 446
    • consultations
      • Fife, 461
      • Sattler, 461
    • funding
      • Smith, L., 460
    • reports and recommendations
      • Bell, 534
      • Fife, 460
      • Sattler, 457
    • standing committee on justice, study on
      • Fife, 460
      • Wong-Tam, 443
  • government strategy
    • Gretzky, 838
    • Tibollo, 369–370
  • restraining orders
    • Anand, 536
    • Jordan, 534
    • enforcement
      • Tabuns, 531, 534
      • Wong-Tam, 444–445
  • statistics
    • Kernaghan, 471
  • survivor advocates
    • Tabuns, 531
  • terminology
    • Fife

• Introduction of bills

  • Private bills
    • Gilda Investments Limited Act, 2025 (Bill Pr3), 628
    • MFIS Holdings and Investments Inc. Act, 2025 (Bill Pr2), 162
    • 1976998 Ontario Inc. Act, 2025 (Bill Pr1), 96
  • Private members' public bills
    • Cutting Taxes on Small Businesses Act, 2025 (Bill 12), 389
    • Health Care is Not for Sale Act (Addressing Unfair Fees Charged to Patients), 2025 (Bill 7), 213
    • Homelessness Ends with Housing Act, 2025 (Bill 28), 915
    • Kids’ Online Safety and Privacy Month Act, 2025 (Bill 15), 498–499
    • Ontario University Athletics Week Act, 2025 (Bill 22), 715
    • Patient-to-Nurse Ratios for Hospitals Act, 2025 (Bill 19), 627–628
    • Peter Kormos Memorial Act (Saving Organs to Save Lives), 2025 (Bill 4), 34
    • Protect Our Food Act, 2025 (Bill 21), 628
    • Protecting Seniors’ Rights in Care Homes Act, 2025 (Bill 23), 715
    • Provincial Parks and Conservation Reserves Amendment Act, 2025 (Bill 26), 810
    • Robbie’s Legacy Act (Honouring Beloved Organ and Tissue Donors), 2025 (Bill 3), 33–34
    • Sacred Spaces, Safe Places Act, 2025 (Bill 16), 499
    • Taxation Amendment Act (Promoting Leisure Activities for Youth), 2025 (Bill 20), 628
    • Turn Down the Heat Act (Extreme Heat Awareness), 2025 (Bill 29), 915
    • WSIB Coverage for Workers in Residential Care Facilities and Group Homes Act, 2025 (Bill 8), 214

• Introduction of government bills

  • Emergency Management Modernization Act, 2025 (Bill 25), 809–810
  • More Convenient Care Act, 2025 (Bill 11), 324
  • Municipal Accountability Act, 2025 (Bill 9), 267
  • Plan to Protect Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2025 (Bill 24), 785
  • Primary Care Act, 2025 (Bill 13), 437
  • Protect Ontario by Building Faster and Smarter Act, 2025 (Bill 17), 562
  • Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5), 96
  • Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2), 33
  • Protect Ontario Through Safer Streets and Stronger Communities Act, 2025 (Bill 10), 267
  • Resource Management and Safety Act, 2025 (Bill 27), 914–915
  • Safer Municipalities Act, 2025 (Bill 6), 213
  • Supply Act, 2025 (Bill 18), 627
  • Support for Seniors and Caregivers Act, 2025 (Bill 14), 498

• Invest Ontario

  • government funding
    • Smith, Dave, 793
  • role of
    • Smith, Dave, 793–794

• Israel-Hamas war

  • impact on civilian populations
    • Glover, 1340
  • impact on Palestinian territories
    • Begum, 486