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Donna Skelly
- MPP
- Member of Provincial Parliament
- Flamborough—Glanbrook
- Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario
- Ontario
- Suite 104 2000 Garth St. Hamilton, ON L9B 0C1
- tel: 905-679-3770
- fax: 905-679-0288
- Donna.Skelly@pc.ola.org
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- May/7/24 4:40:00 p.m.
- Re: Bill 162
It’s now time for questions.
Is it the pleasure of House that the motion carry? I heard a no.
All those in favour of the motion that the question be now put, say “aye.”
All those opposed to the motion that the question be now put, please say “nay.”
In my opinion, the ayes have it.
A recorded vote being required, it will be deferred to the next instance of deferred votes.
Vote deferred.
Resuming the debate adjourned on May 6, 2024, on the motion for third reading of Bill 166, An Act to amend the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities Act / Projet de loi 166, Loi modifiant la Loi sur le ministère de la Formation et des Collèges et Universités.
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- Mar/5/24 5:30:00 p.m.
- Re: Bill 162
Wherever I travel in Ontario, and particularly in my riding of Flamborough–Glanbrook, the number one issue raised by Ontarians, by residents, is affordability. People are struggling to make ends meet. They’re struggling with increased mortgage rates. They’re struggling with the increased cost of food. They’re struggling to pay hydro bills. And now, as of April 1, they’re going to see yet another increase in the price of fuel due to a carbon tax.
As you mentioned, you come from a northern Ontario riding—it’s my hometown, actually, in Nickel Belt—and I note some people may be making $100,000 a year, which can go a long way. But in this day and age, if you’re the sole earner in a family of four, you’re still struggling with a $100,000 paycheque to make ends meet. Will you stand with our party and oppose this unnecessary carbon tax that will be imposed on Canadians—and, in particular, Ontarians—on April 1?
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- Mar/5/24 5:00:00 p.m.
- Re: Bill 162
And a well-deserved round of applause.
It’s now time for questions.
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- Feb/29/24 5:50:00 p.m.
- Re: Bill 162
It is now time for questions and answers.
I recognize the member for Bruce–Grey–Owen Sound.
Second reading debate deemed adjourned.
Report continues in volume B.
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- Feb/29/24 5:30:00 p.m.
- Re: Bill 162
I apologize once again to the member from University–Rosedale.
I recognize the Minister of Long-Term Care.
Applause.
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- Feb/29/24 5:20:00 p.m.
- Re: Bill 162
Final question?
I recognize the Minister of Long-Term Care.
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- Feb/29/24 4:50:00 p.m.
- Re: Bill 162
Further questions?
I recognize the member for Mississauga–Erin Mills.
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- Feb/29/24 4:40:00 p.m.
- Re: Bill 162
I apologize to the member from Ottawa South.
Pursuant to standing order 50(c), I am now required to interrupt the proceedings and announce that there have been six and a half hours of debate on the motion for second reading of this bill. This debate will therefore be deemed adjourned unless the government House leader directs the debate to continue.
Interjection.
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- Feb/29/24 4:20:00 p.m.
- Re: Bill 162
It is now time for questions.
I recognize the Solicitor General.
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