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Wabanong Nakaygum Okimawim
Accord
Doer, 1104
Wait times
Cullen, 390
Dewar, 814
Doer, 2978-2979
Howard, 820
Maloway, 696
Martindale, 820
Selinger, 500
Stefanson, 790
Walding, Derek James. See Condolence, Motions of
Walk for Darfur. See Members' Statements
Walk to End Breast Cancer
Cancellation
Driedger, 1689
Walking trails
Government funding
Brick, 208
Waste Reduction and Prevention Amendment Act
[Bill 200] (See also Petitions)
1 R
Gerrard, 583
2 R
Bjornson, 1682-1684
Blady, 1679-1680
Gerrard, 1675-1677
Lamoureux, 1680-1682
Struthers, 1677-1678
Swan, 1685
Taillieu, 1684-1685
Government support
Taillieu, 1684-1685
Waste-water treatment plants
Clean Environment Commission recommendations
Ashton, 1782-1783, 2286-2287, 2289
Doer, 3255-3256
Mitchelson, 2289
Stefanson, 1782-1783, 2286-2287, 2762, 3764-3765
Struthers, 2762-2763
Funding
Brick, 769
Melnick, 311
Government funding
Ashton, 1819-1820, 1820-1821, 2634-2635, 2762-2763
Melnick, 1657
Mitchelson, 1820-1821
Selinger, 497-498
Stefanson, 1819-1820, 2634-2635, 2761-2762
Government funding (Brandon)
Swan, 550
Government funding (Neepawa)
Briese, 690
Derkach, 1357
Swan, 550
Wowchuk, 1357
Project status (Melita)
Lemieux, 888
Maguire, 887-888
Project status(Gimli)
Bjornson, 3303-3304
Waste-water treatment plants (Winnipeg)
Cancellation of government funding
Doer, 3657
McFadyen, 3656-3657
Clean Environment Commission
Doer, 3223-3224
McFadyen, 3223-3224
Melnick, 2683
Mitchelson, 2682
Pedersen, 3435
Stefanson, 1783, 1785, 3300, 3317
Struthers, 3317
Combined sewer overflow
Ashton, 1785
Mitchelson, 1785
Departmental funding
Ashton, 1786
Mitchelson, 1786
Doer, 1177
Gerrard, 1158
Government funding
Ashton, 36-37, 841-842, 1781-1782, 1784-1785, 2286-2287, 2288-2289, 2679, 3821
Doer, 147-148
Gerrard, 1156
Howard, 84
Jha, 2686-2687
Lemieux, 1345-1346
Melnick, 2683
Mitchelson, 36-37, 147, 2288-2289, 2681-2682
Stefanson, 788, 841, 1345, 1781-1782, 1784-1785, 2286-2287, 2678-2679
Infrastructure Department budget allocation
Lemieux, 1342-1344
Stefanson, 1342-1344
Nitrogen removal
Stefanson, 3299-3300, 3316-3317
Water conservation
Boil-water advisories
Maguire, 3476
Melnick, 1654
Drainage issues
Dyck, 3729
Government initiatives
Brick, 769
Oswald, 721
Lagoon drainage
Derkach, 3433
Water Protection Act
Altemeyer, 96
Water rights
Licencing applications
Faurschou, 1589
Melnick, 1589
Water source (Winkler)
Dyck, 926
Lemieux, 926
Water Stewardship Department
Annual report
Melnick, 3904
Estimates
Speakers
Borotsik, 1589-1591
Eichler, 1583-1584
Faurschou, 1588-1589
Graydon, 1584-1588
Rowat, 1649-1651
Stefanson, 1578-1582, 1651-1659
Ice-breaking strategy
Melnick, 1577-1578
Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation annual report
Melnick, 3904
Supplementary Information
Melnick, 1321
Waterhen community
Funding for flood protection measures
Rowat, 228
Wowchuk, 228-229
WATTS. See Winnipeg Auto Theft Suppression Strategy program
Waverley West development
Capital draw
Mackintosh, 1956
Mitchelson, 1956
Construction
Doer, 1118
McFadyen, 1118
Geothermal heating
Doer, 1118
McFadyen, 1118
Pedersen, 3808
Taillieu, 3808
Net revenue
Doer, 1117-1118
McFadyen, 1117-1118
See also Petitions
Waverly West
New school construction (See Petitions)
Waverly West, new school construction. See Petitions
Wawanesa Bridge
Repairs
Lemieux, 943
Rowat, 943
Weed control districts
Specialist funding
Cullen, 898-899
Wowchuk, 898-899
Wellington School
Swan, 153-154
. See Members' Statements
West Broadway Housing
Mackintosh, 1764
West Winnipeg Community Access Centre. See Members' Statements
Western Canada Free Trade Agreement
Government support
McFadyen, 2459-2461, 2541-2542
Western School Divsion
Overcrowding
Dyck, 3116
Westman Nursing Home (Virden)
Staffing shortage
Maguire, 732
Waiting list
Maguire, 492
Oswald, 492
Westman Regional Laboratory
Government funding
Caldwell, 605
Westman Reptile Gardens
Star Attraction status
Robinson, 492
Rowat, 492
Whistle-blower legislation
Allan, 3663
Whistleblower protection. See Public Interest Disclosure (Whistleblower Protection) Amendment Act
Wiinipeg Auto Theft Suppression Strategy program
Government support
Reid, 611
Wilderness management
Stefanson, 107-108
Struthers, 107-108
Wildlife control
Compensation
Stefanson, 2606-2707
Struthers, 2606-2707
General comments
Stefanson, 2604
Wind energy
Community interest
Graydon, 1967-1968
Rondeau, 1967-1968
Economic impact
Eichler, 161
Environmental licences
Cullen, 1973
Rondeau, 1973
General comments
Altemeyer, 94
Jennissen, 119-120
Government funding
Rowat, 793
Government initiatives
Cullen, 3804
Graydon, 1966
Rondeau, 1966
Government strategy
Pedersen, 3809
Government support
Chomiak, 3254-3255
Cullen, 3254-3255
Doer, 3254
Manitoba Hydro involvement
Selinger, 3391
Manitoba Hydro lines
Faurschou, 1975
Rondeau, 1975
Private company interest
Faurschou, 1974-1975
Rondeau, 1974-1975
Production statistics
Cullen, 389
Rondeau, 389
Project interest
Cullen, 1973
Rondeau, 1973
RFP design process
Cullen, 1965-1966
Faurschou, 1975-1976
Tower ownership
Graydon, 1967
Rondeau, 1967
Turtle Mountain Sustainable Ventures
Rondeau, 1973
Wind farm project (St. Joseph)
Capital cost
Cullen, 1971
Rondeau, 1971
Government support
Chomiak, 3254
Cullen, 1965
Doer, 3252-3254
McFadyen, 3252-3253
Rondeau, 1965
Manitoba Hydro involvement
Cullen, 995-996
McFadyen, 3252-3253
Wine production
Licencing
Faurschou, 965
Wowchuk, 965
Winkler Bible Camp Memorial Lake Project. See Members' Statements
Winkler Chamber of Commerce. See Members' Statements
Winnipeg, City of
Downtown projects
Doer, 1184-1185
McFadyen, 1184
Government funding
Martindale, 598
Selby, 688
Selinger, 505-506
Infrastructure costs
Ashton, 1770-1771, 1772-1773, 3661-3662
Mitchelson, 1770-1771, 1772-1773
Property value increase
Ashton, 3081
Rapid transit funding
Ashton, 1768-1769, 3079-3080, 3084
Gerrard, 1158, 1260, 1768-1769
McFadyen, 1119
Selinger, 1158
Rock and roll hall of fame proposal
Doer, 1185
McFadyen, 1184
Southwest transportation concerns
Doer, 1118
McFadyen, 1118
Tax incentive funding
Ashton, 3081
Transportation infrastructure funding
Selinger, 506
Water rate increase
Doer, 35-26
McFadyen, 34-26
Mitchelson, 3820
Winnipeg Arson Strike Force
Chomiak, 590
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Brick, 206
Cullen, 19-20
Doer, 12
Dyck, 64-65
Gerrard, 21
Martindale, 60
Swan, 43
. See Members' Statements
Winnipeg Children's Access Agency
Howard, 2669
Winnipeg football achievements. See Ministerial Statements
Winnipeg Free Press
Breast cancer screening themed paper
Howard, 1691
Winnipeg Harvest
Hog culling contribution
Eichler, 671
Wowchuk, 671
Winnipeg housing
North end housing stock
Winnipeg Housing and Homelessness Inititative
Intergovernmental funding
Reid, 2583
Winnipeg Housing Rehabilitation Corporation
Government support
Marcelino, 2585
Winnipeg Partnership Agreement
Ashton, 1715
Winnipeg Regional Health Authority
Disaster plan
Doer, 3717-3718
McFadyen, 3717
Headquarters
Driedger, 3131
Notification of emergency room patient death
Doer, 3459-3460
Goertzen, 3458-3459, 3460-3461
Stefanson, 3459-3460
See also Emergency care; Emergency Care Task Force Report (2004); Emergency room patient death; Health Sciences Centre; Sinclair, Brian
Winnipeg School Division
Sale of school buildings
Bjornson, 1447
Schuler, 1447
Winnipeg Taxicab Board
Plate applications
Ashton, 2626
Lamoureux, 2626
Winter roads
Gas tax funding
Jennissen, 3402
MKO proposals
Lemieux, 944-945
Rowat, 944-945
Provincial funding
Jennissen, 3401
Winter Spreading of Manure and Biosolids Prohibition Act
[Bill 210]
1 R
Gerrard, 1021
With Child-Without Alcohol
Advertising campaign
Selby, 2423
Witness Security Act
[Bill 5]
1 R
Chomiak, 141
2 R
Hawranik, 848
Lamoureux, 848-849
3 R
Gerrard, 2771-2772
Hawranik, 2770-2771
Chomiak, 2448-2449
Goertzen, 2449-2455
Protection qualifications
Hawranik, 848
Lamoureux, 848
Public hearings
Goertzen, 2454
R/A, 2952
WNO. See Wabanong Nakaygum Okimawim
Women Entrepreneur of the Year Awards. See Members' Statements
Women entrepreneurs
Government support
Rowat, 793-794
Women minorities and Aboriginal people in the Legislature
Resolutions
Blady, 331-335
Driedger, 334-335
Howard, 338-339
Lamoureux, 339-340
Marcelino, 335-336
Rowat, 335-338
Saran, 340-341
Women's Hospital
Construction site
Braun, 3036
Brick, 207
Oswald, 3036
Redevelopment
Brick, 770
Oswald, 722
Selinger, 500
Upgrades
Howard, 86
Women's services agencies
Government funding
Mackintosh, 1751
Women's shelters
Faurschou, 1943
Mackintosh, 1943
Woodhouse, David Archibald. See Members' Statements
Worker Recruitment and Protection Act
[Bill 22]
1 R
Allan, 703
2 R
Allan, 2134-2136
Lamoureux, 2138-2140
Taillieu, 2136-2138
C/3 R
Gerrard, 2946
Swan, 2946
Taillieu, 2946-2947
R/S
Allan, 2853-2854
Taillieu, 2853-2854
R/A, 2953
Licencing
Taillieu, 2947
Workers Compensation Board
Annual report tabling
Allan, 585
Appeal Commission and Medical Review Panel annual report
Allan, 585
Expansion of coverage
Allan, 1502-1503, 1663-1665, 2348-2349
Taillieu, 1502-1503, 1613, 1663-1665, 2348
Expansion of coverage report
Allan, 2865-2866
Taillieu, 2865-2866
Fair Practices Office annual report
Allan, 585
Five-Year Plan
Allan, 585
Hiring practices
Allan, 1662
Taillieu, 1662
Mechanical and engineering coaliton mediation fees
Allan, 1665
Taillieu, 1665
Report review 2005
Allan, 1665
Taillieu, 1665
Request for proposals process
Allan, 1662-1663
Taillieu, 1662-1663
Revenues
Allan, 1611-1612
Taillieu, 1611-1612
Safe Work inititiatives
Allan, 1599
Taillieu, 1599
School programs
Allan, 1599
Lamoureux, 1599
Staffing
Allan, 1603
Taillieu, 1603
. See Matter of Privilege
Workplace Safety and Health
Auditor General's report
Allan, 1608
Lamoureux, 1608
Enforcement policy
Allan, 1662
Taillieu, 1662
Injury reduction effectiveness
Allan, 1604-1605
Taillieu, 1604-1605
Injury statistics
Allan, 1604
Taillieu, 1604
Labour executive board
Allan, 1608
Lamoureux, 1608
Labour Management Services
Allan, 1661
Taillieu, 1661
Partnerships
Allan, 1611
Taillieu, 1611
Violation enforcement
Allan, 1609-1610
Taillieu, 1609-1610
Worker fatalities
Allan, 1604-1605
Taillieu, 1604-1605
Workplaces in Motion program
Participant increase
Irvin-Ross, 1707
World Environment Day. See Members' Statements
World Press Freedom Day. See Members' Statements
World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day. See Members' Statements
World Suicide Prevention Day. See Members' Statements
Wowchuk, Hon. Rosann (Swan River) N.D.P.
Agri-Food Research and Development Initiative
Additional funding, 903
Government funding, 889
Agricultural crisis, 2969-2970
Agricultural Policy Framework, 535
Agriculture
Assistance for livestock producers, 18, 39-40
Fertilizer costs, 593
Irrigation demand, 966-967
Soil conditions
Compensation for farmers, 2621
Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives Department
Annual report, 3655
Co-operative Loans and Loans Guarantee Board annual report, 3813
Contract awards, 893-894
Cooperative Promotion Board annual report, 3813
Estimates
Debate, 888-904, 950-972, 1300-1313, 1351-1366, 1424-1436
Manitoba Agricultural Services Corporation annual report, 3655
Position vacancy savings, 954-955
Research and development, 903
Staff relocations, 894
Staffing, 892-893
Supplementary Information for Legislative Review, departmental expenditure estimates tabling, 776
Untendered contracts, 950-951
Agriculture and Food, Standing Committee on
Meeting request, 486-487
AgriInvest program
General comments, 588
AgriRecovery program
Consultations, 897
Coverage demographics, 896
Disaster assistance coverage, 896
Eligibility, 954
General comments, 952-954, 954
AgriStability program
General comments, 518-519, 535-536, 588, 959
Payment cap, 897-898
Payment guidelines, 897-898
Alternate Land Use Services program
Cattle industry benefits, 970-971, 1425
Government funding, 959
Alternative energy
General comments, 135
Animal Care Amendment Act
[Bill 48]
1 R, 3307
2 R, 3382-3384
Enforcement, 3383
Licencing requirements, 3383
Report of abuse, 3383
Biofuels industry
Government support, 904
Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
Effect on cattle industry, 536
Bovine spongiform encephalopathy loans
Effect on cattle industry, 959
Bovine tuberculosis
Financial assistance for cattle producers, 353
Surveillance programs, 134-135
Testing, 2620
Canadian Agricultural Income Stabilization Fund
Government initiatives, 136
Program cost, 951-952
Provincial statistics, 952
Canadian Food Inspection Agency
Phytosanitary certificate regulations, 1352
Processing plant standards, 901
Capital Supply
Estimates
Speakers, 2406-2407
Carbon offsets
Provincial need, 1434
Cattle industry
Head tax, 711
Herd sale tax deferral, 2993
Net sales provision, 1424, 1426
Permanent carbon sinks, 960-961
Permanent Cover Program, 971
Central trade corridor
Port of Churchill, 136
CentrePort Canada
Government strategy, 2698
Premier's support, 2633
Co-ops
Government support, 186
Committee of Supply
Concurrence Motion
Speakers, 2566-2567, 2618-2621
Conservation districts
VLT funding, 1360
Country-of-origin labelling
Effect on livestock industry, 536, 888
Government action, 562, 889, 2620
Tabling of government plans, 3721-3722
Disaster Financial Assistance program
Federal government, 2992-2993
EcoFund program
Cattle industry benefits, 1425
Electoral boundaries
Population variances, 3881
Electoral Divisions Amendment Act (Population Variances for Southern Rural Constituencies)
[Bill 242]
2 R, 3880-3882
Environment Amendment Act (Permanent Ban on Building or Expanding Hog Facilities)
[Bill 17]
Economic impact, 1628, 2252-2253
Environmental Farm program
Equipment funding, 899
Farm Mediation Board
Loan referrals, 1429-1430
Farm Stewardship Association of Manitoba
Program status, 2619
Staffing, 970
Farmer Appreciation Day, 111
Farmland School Tax Rebate, 136, 889
Feasibility Studies Program
Projects, 1313
Flooding
Assistance for farmers, 3220-3221
Call for Standing Committee on Agriculture, 3127-3128
Compensation for farmers, 3127-3128
Forage Assistance Program, 3221
Flooding (Interlake)
AgriRecovery program, 2975-2976, 2992-2993, 3221
AgriStability program, 2993
Declaration of disaster zone, 2974-2975
Government information brochure, 3723
Food commercialization
Objectives, 1304
Trade shows, 1310-1311
Food Development Centre
Federal redevelopment, 2406
General comments, 889-890
Laboratory redevelopment, 2406
Partnership with Great Plains Aseptic Producers, 964-965
Small business assistance, 1311-1312
Staffing, 963
Food Industry Development fund, 889
Food production
Exports, 3712
Government programs in foreign countries, 3711
Glenlea Research Station
Flooding concerns, 903-904
Global food crisis
Resolutions, 3711-3712
Great Manitoba Food Fight
Product promotions, 965-966, 1310
Greenhouse gas emissions
Agriculture reductions, 1433-1434
Environmental farm plans, 536, 2619
Greenhouse gas emissions
Environmental farm plans, 960, 968-969
Reduction strategies, 960
Growing Forward
Agreement negotiations, 897
Federal funding, 890
Growing Opportunities centres, 889
Business development specialists, 902
Geographical placement, 966
Specialist qualifications, 1304-1308
Staffing, 1308-1309
Hemp plant (Dauphin)
Project status, 1425-1426
Hog industry
Cull Breeding Swine Program, 536
Cull sow program, 671, 952-953, 958, 1431
Economic losses, 958
Hog barn moratorium, 350-351
North American Free Trade Agreement challenges, 537, 562
Processing plants, 3721-3722
Weanling export, 958
Hometown Manitoba program
Funding allotment, 2566
Grant status, 2566
Interprovincial trade agreements and decreased barriers to trade
Resolutions, 2180
Livestock industry
Economic losses, 587-588
Government initiatives, 148, 518-519, 630-631
Insurance programs, 1425, 1426
Processing plants, 711-712
Manitoba Agricultural Services Corporation
Bovine spongiform encephalopathy loans, 1428, 1429
Co-op feeder club, 1354
Crop insurance, 1432-1433
Hail insurance, 2618
Hog industry assistance loans, 1430-1431
Livestock industry loans, 895-896
Ruminant enhancement program, 1354
Staff assistance, 895
Stocker loan program, 958, 1352-1353, 1353, 1426-1427, 1630
Wildlife damage compensation, 962, 971-972, 1432
Young Farmer Rebates, 1428-1429
Manitoba Cattle Enhancement Council
Board members, 956-957
Financial report, 955
Government funding, 955-956
Investments, 1427-1428
Natural Prairie Beef investment, 956
Manitoba Crop Diversification Centre
Operation changes, 962
Manitoba Hydro power line
Lack of consultation on east side location, 73-74
Manitoba Sustainable Agriculture Practices
Environmental program, 890
Milk Prices Review Amendment Act
[Bill 204]
2 R, 3004-3006
Ministerial Statements
Agricultural crisis, 2969-2970
Ukrainian Famine anniversary, 32-33
North American Free Trade Agreement
Government record, 2698
Northern Healthy Foods Initiative
Freezer program, 3005
Funding, 890
Grow North program, 3005
Northern Manitoba
Milk prices, 3004-3005
Poverty, 3712
Transport costs, 3005
Ultraviolet treated milk, 3004
Noxious Weeds Act
Proposed amendments, 899
Oral Questions
Agriculture
Assistance for livestock producers, 18, 39-40
Fertilizer costs, 593
Agriculture and Food, Standing Committee on
Meeting request, 486-487
Bovine tuberculosis
Financial assistance for cattle producers, 353
CentrePort Canada
Premier's support, 2633
Country-of-origin labelling
Government action, 562
Tabling of government plans, 3721-3722
Environment Amendment Act (Permanent Ban on Building or Expanding Hog Facilities)
[Bill 17]
Economic impact, 1628, 2252-2253
Farmer Appreciation Day, 111
Flooding
Assistance for farmers, 3220-3221
Call for Standing Committee on Agriculture, 3127-3128
Flooding (Interlake)
AgriRecovery program, 2975-2976
Declaration of disaster zone, 2974-2975
Flooding (Interlake) victims
Government information brochure, 3723
Hog industry
Cull sow program, 671
Hog barn moratorium, 350-351
Livestock industry
Government assistance, 148
Government initiatives, 518-519, 630-631
Processing plants, 711-712
Manitoba Agricultural Services Corporation
Stocker loan program, 1630
Manitoba Hydro power line
Lack of consultation on east side location, 73-74
Predator and pest control
Government's response, 112
Trade meeting (Mexico)
Premier's attendance, 2632
Promotion of pork products, 2632
Reasons for Premier's attendance, 2698-2699
Trade meetings
Premier's attendance, 2631-2632
Waterhen community
Funding for flood protection measures, 228-229
Young Farmer Rebate Program
Implementation, 228
Points of Order
P/O by Wowchuk clarifying the agriculture critic's constituency, 537
Prairie Agriculture Machinery Institute
Additional funding, 904
Predator and pest control
Government's response, 112, 972
Ranchers Choice program
Bankruptcy notice, 711
Creditors, 1361
Equipment usage, 957-958, 1360, 1427
Investment capital, 1360
Investment security, 1427
Tax credit, 1361
Rural development
Alternate energy, 1304
Immigration, 1304
Rural Economic Development Initiative
Agri-tourism, 1363-1364
Broadband technology grant, 1366
Capital budget, 1356
Funding, 889
Infrastructure development grants, 2407-2408
Infrastructure projects, 1357
Livestock industry funding, 900-901
Non-recurring expenditures, 1356-1357
Police funding, 1355
Social issue responsibilities, 1355
Specified risk material program, 1358-1359, 2618
Staffing, 1308-1309
Tourism department collaboration, 1364-1365
Value-added programs, 1435
Rural health care services, 137
Simplot Canada
Additional acreage committment, 966-967
Specified risk material programs
Treatment facilities, 1357
Tax credit projects
Approval guidelines, 1363
Available budget, 1362
Criteria, 1361-1362
Throne Speech
Debate, 134-137
Trade meeting (Mexico)
Premier's attendance, 2632
Promotion of pork products, 2632
Reasons for Premier's attendance, 2698-2699
Trade meetings
Premier's attendance, 2631-2632
Ukrainian Famine anniversary, 32-33
Urgent Public Importance, Matters of
Flooding impact, 2992-2993
Livestock industry, economic challenges, 535-537
VLT funds
Quality-of-life initiatives, 1354
Waste-water treatment plants (Neepawa)
Government funding, 1357
Waterhen community
Funding for flood protection measures, 228-229
Weed control districts
Specialist funding, 898-899
Wine production
Licencing, 965
Winnipeg Harvest
Hog culling contribution, 671
Young Farmer Rebate Program
Implementation, 228
Wuskatim generating station
Cost
McFadyen, 909
Job referral program
Maguire, 1997-1998
Swan, 1997-1998
Lack of contractors
Cullen, 74-75
Selinger, 75
Licencing process
Doer, 1124
McFadyen, 1124
Project costs
Selinger, 75
Project status
Cullen, 631-632
Maguire, 736
Reid, 3398
Rondeau, 3395
Wuskwatim Generating Station
Altemeyer, 95