Speaker letter s House Hansard index Parliament 44 Session 1

House speaker index

Letter: S

Sabawy, S. (PC, Mississauga—Erin Mills)
- Employment
  - government strategy, 155–156
- Members' statements
  - Riding of Mississauga–Erin Mills, 200
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - Mississauga—Erin Mills, 200
- Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 193
- Question period
  - Job creation
    - responded to, 155–156
- Transit - construction and expansion
  - government strategy, 622
- Tributes
  - Cairns, Robert, 702
Sandhu, A. (PC, Brampton West)
- Employment services
  - training and retraining
    - Skills Development Fund, 492
- Members' statements
  - Mother's Day, 376
- Ontario Place - lease of, redevelopment agreements
  - transparency and accountability, 86–89, 91–93
- Question period
  - Government accountability
    - responded to, 86–93
  - Skills development
    - presented, 492–493
  - Water quality
    - responded to, 93
Sarkaria, Hon. P.S. (PC, Brampton South)
- Economic development
  - by region
    - rural and northern Ontario, 314–315
- Highways and roads
  - traffic congestion
    - government strategy, 384
- Highways and roads - safety
  - Highway 11/17, 31
  - northern Ontario, 31
- Light Rail Transit (LRT) - Eglinton Crosstown
  - general remarks, 492
- Light Rail Transit (LRT) - Ottawa
  - uploading and expansion, 494
- Question period
  - Cycling infrastructure
    - responded to, 383
  - Highway safety
    - responded to, 31
  - Northern economy
    - responded to, 314–315
  - Public transit
    - responded to, 321, 386–387, 492, 494, 496
  - Transportation infrastructure
    - responded to, 211–212, 379–380, 383–384
- Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) expansion - Scarborough subway extension
  - general remarks, 321
- Transit
  - government strategy, 492, 496
- Transit - by region
  - Etobicoke—Lakeshore, 715
- Transit construction and expansion - by region
  - Toronto
    - Sheppard extension, 386
Sattler, P. (NDP, London West)
- Business - local
  - promotion of
    - Buy Ontario, Buy Canadian Day, 107
- Canadian Free Trade Agreement
  - party-specific exemptions
    - removal, 104
- Drugs - illegal
  - municipal responses
    - London, 632
  - use in public places
    - law enforcement powers, 423
- Government contracts
  - domestic vs. international corporations, 197
- Health care
  - delivery models
    - public vs. private, 683
  - privatization, 666–667, 686
- International trade - tariffs, United States
  - government strategy, 252
- Interprovincial trade
  - barriers
    - impact, 105–106, 117–118
    - nature of, 104–105
  - direct-to-consumer alcohol sales
    - healthcare cost, 105
  - labour mobility
    - impact, 105
  - mutual recognition of goods and services, 106
    - as deregulation, 240
- Intimate partner violence
  - epidemic, declaration of, 374
  - government response
    - consultations, 461
    - reports and recommendations, 457
- Judicial appointments - Judicial Appointments Advisory Committee
  - assessment criteria, 538
- Members' statements
  - Battle of the Atlantic Day, 310
- Members/ministers quoting
  - news media
    - interprovincial trade, 106
- Mental health and addictions services
  - Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART) Hubs
    - supportive housing, 631–632
- Petitions
  - Ontario Place, 97–98
  - Tenant protection, 438
- Post-secondary education
  - government strategy, 95, 106
  - impact, 108
  - reports and recommendations, 106–107
- Post-secondary education - funding
  - program closures, 106
  - reports and recommendations, 497
- Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
  - second reading, 252
- Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 103–108, 117–118, 193, 197, 240
- Protect Ontario Through Safer Streets and Stronger Communities Act, 2025 (Bill 10)
  - second reading, 374, 457, 461
- Question period
  - University and college funding
    - presented, 95, 497
- Safer Municipalities Act, 2025 (Bill 6)
  - second reading, 423–424
- Supportive housing
  - capacity needed, 424, 631
  - impact, 632–633
  - statistics, 632
  - value for money, 424
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 67, 504
- Unhoused persons
  - encampments, 423, 631
    - alternatives, availability, 633
    - prevalence, 631
    - removal, enforcement, 633
  - by region
    - London, 631
  - service needs, 631
  - statistics and research, 631
- Unhoused persons - support programs and services
  - community supports
    - government funding, 632
Saunderson, B. (PC, Simcoe—Grey)
- Cadets
  - Murray Whetung Community Service Award, 549–550
- Court administration
  - government strategy, 641
- Health care workers
  - education and training
    - recruitment and retention, impact on, 547
- Housing development
  - government strategy, 642–643
- Parks
  - by location
    - Collingwood, 641
- Safer Municipalities Act, 2025 (Bill 6)
  - statements from stakeholders, 640
  - Trespass to Property act, changes to, 640
- Unhoused persons
  - encampments, 639
    - alternatives, availability, 642
    - government response, 639, 641
  - other jurisdictions, 643
- Unhoused persons - support programs and services
  - general remarks, 639
  - government funding, 632, 641–642
  - government strategy, 640, 650
  - impact, 640
Schreiner, M. (GRN, Guelph)
- Agriculture industry - food processing
  - government strategy, 170
- Environmental protection
  - general remarks, 169
- International trade - tariffs, United States
  - general remarks, 169
- Land use planning - environmental assessments
  - exemptions, 348
- Mining industry
  - general remarks, 348
- Petitions
  - Services for the developmentally disabled, 163
- Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
  - second reading, 348–349
- Question period
  - Government accountability
    - presented, 263
- Ring of Fire development
  - environmental assessments, comprehensive, 170
  - Indigenous consultation and consent, 170
- Social services
  - government funding, 170
- Special economic zones
  - allocation
    - accountability and oversight, 263, 348–249
  - and duty to consult, 263, 348–349
  - farmland, 624
- Species at risk
  - protection
    - environmental permit process, 348–349
    - habitat, definition of, 348
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 169–170
- Water protection
  - government strategy, 170
Scott, C. (PC, Sault Ste. Marie)
- Debates re answers to question period
  - Government accountability
    - responded to, 188
- Doctors - primary care
  - recruitment and retention, 666
- Economic development
  - government strategy, 188
- Health care
  - access
    - northern Ontario, 665–666
- Health care - primary care
  - access
    - northern Ontario, 666
  - general remarks, 665
  - Primary Care Action Plan, 665, 667
  - team-based, 666
- Hospital services - emergency
  - government strategy, 667
- International trade
  - missions
    - Asia, 156
- Members' statements
  - Sault College Cougars women's hockey team, 201
- Mining industry
  - international involvement
    - limitation of, 145–146
  - regulatory environment, 157
    - other jurisdictions, 188
  - regulatory reform, 145
- Northern Ontario School of Medicine
  - enrolment spaces, expansion, 666
- Nurse practitioner-led clinics
  - funding, 667
- Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
  - second reading, 145–146
- Question period
  - Government accountability
    - responded to, 157
  - International trade
    - presented, 156
- Regulations
  - and provincial economy, 188
Scott, L. (PC, Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes—Brock)
- Broadband infrastructure development
  - impact on health care, 676
- Community Health Centres (CHCs)
  - capital projects, by region
    - Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes—Brock, 677
- Extreme weather events
  - government strategy, 434
- Health care
  - government strategy, 675
  - by region
    - Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes—Brock, 676–677
- Health care - funding
  - general remarks, 675
- Health care - primary care
  - general remarks, 675
  - government funding, 675
  - government strategy, 676
  - Primary Care Action Plan, 676
  - teaching clinics, 676, 678
  - team-based, 676
- Health care workers
  - recruitment and retention, 675–677
- Hospital services - emergency
  - care models, programs, 677
- Members' statements
  - Ice storm, 377
- Mental health and addictions services
  - Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART) Hubs, 638
- Minden Hospital - Haliburton Highlands Health Services
  - CAT scanner
    - impact, 675, 678
  - emergency department, closure, 678
- Nurse practitioner-led clinics
  - funding, 676
- Nurse practitioners
  - scope of practice
    - expansion, 676
- Nurses
  - appreciation, 675
- Question period
  - Emergency preparedness
    - presented, 434
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 173
Shamji, A. (LIB, Don Valley East)
- Business - local
  - promotion of
    - Buy Ontario, Buy Canadian Day, 107
- Cost of living
  - affordability, 337
- Doctors - family doctors
  - administrative responsibilities, 657
    - vaccine logistics, 657
  - recruitment and retention, 596
  - shortage
    - attrition, 657, 664, 670
- Employment
  - job creation and loss, 614
- Francophone community
  - government services, access to, 589
- Government accountability and oversight
  - special economic zones, 294–296
- Health care
  - access
    - barriers to, 660
  - emergency
    - government funding, 709–710
  - government's duty to provide, 547–548
- Health care - primary care
  - access
    - impact on patient health, 656–657
  - general remarks, 659
  - government strategy, 659, 664
  - Primary Care Action Plan
    - high-priority postal codes, selection, 659
  - rostering
    - goals, 659
  - statistics, 66`
  - team-based, 596, 656, 665
    - and allied health care professionals, 659–660
    - government funding, 665
- Health care services
  - fees for OHIP services, 658
- Health care system
  - and Canada Health Act principles, 658, 660
  - priorities, 574–575
  - statistics, 656, 658–659
- Health care workers - recruitment and retention
  - employment
    - temporary agencies, 658
- Health Connect Ontario
  - wait-list
    - transparency, 661
- Health information
  - protection of privacy, 660
- Hospitals - infrastructure
  - as nation-building, 574
- International trade - tariffs, United States
  - reactions
    - time sensitivity, 297
- Interprovincial trade
  - labour mobility
    - interprovincial recruitment and retention, 133–134
- Land use planning - ministerial zoning orders (MZOs)
  - use of, 417
- Measles
  - outbreaks
    - government response, 323
  - vaccination
    - government strategy, 432
- Medical Officers of Health
  - class orders by local medical officers
    - Chief Medical Officer approval, 590–591
    - time sensitivity, 589–590
- Mental health and addictions services
  - Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment (HART) Hubs
    - and overdose rates, 419
- Minden Hospital - Haliburton Highlands Health Services
  - emergency department, closure, 678
- Mining industry - Indigenous communities
  - duty to consult, 295–298
- Nurse practitioners
  - compensation, 592
  - scope of practice
    - mandatory blood reporting, 591
- Nurses - temporary agencies
  - accountability and oversight, 590
    - fees, disclosure, 590, 600
  - government strategy, 590
  - hiring
    - impact, 589
- Ontario Health atHome
  - medical supplies, procurement contracts
    - shortages, 588
  - regional organizations, consolidation of
    - impact, 588
- Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP)
  - private clinics, 658
- Ontario Place - lease of, redevelopment agreements
  - cancellation, 89
- Opposition day motions
  - Taxation
    - responded to, 337–338
- Pharmacists and pharmacies
  - MedsCheck program
    - billing, 658
- Post-secondary education
  - French-language
    - access, 589
- Primary Care Act, 2025 (Bill 13)
  - and Commitment to the Future of Medicare Act, 2004, 658
  - regulation and enforcement, 657–658, 661–663
    - and sections 5 and 6, 662–664
- Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
  - consultations
    - with Indigenous communities, 345
  - second reading, 276, 294–298, 340, 344–345
  - legal challenges, protection from, 296
- Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 107, 129, 133–134
  - stakeholder consultations, 116
- Public health
  - measles
    - government strategy, 206–207
- Public health units
  - northern Ontario
    - amalgamation of units, 589–590
- Question period
  - Government accountability
    - presented, 89–90
  - Public health
    - presented, 206–207, 323, 431–432
- Regulatory reform
  - planning process, 276
- Safer Municipalities Act, 2025 (Bill 6)
  - second reading, 416–419
- Special economic zones
  - allocation
    - accountability and oversight, 297
- Taxation
  - reduction, 337
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 51–52, 62
- Unhoused persons
  - encampments
    - general remarks, 416
    - removal and jail capacity, 418
  - factors affecting, 418
  - health care services, access, 418
  - prosecution of, 418
  - statistics and research, 417
- Unhoused persons - support programs and services
  - impact, 417
Shaw, S. (NDP, Hamilton West—Ancaster—Dundas)
- Court administration - backlogs
  - impact, 468
- French-language debates
  - Loi de 2025 pour protéger l’Ontario en favorisant le libre échange au Canada, projet de loi 2
    - deuxième lecture, 239
  - Loi de 2025 pour protéger l’Ontario en rendant les rues plus sûres et les collectivités plus fortes, projet de loi 10
    - deuxième lecture, 453
- International trade - tariffs, United States
  - film and television industry, 433
- Judges
  - independence of, 463, 468
- Landfills
  - Dresden
    - environmental assessment, 304
- Members' statements
  - Red Dress Day, 310
- Mining industry - Indigenous communities
  - duty to consult, 302–303
- Occupational health and safety
  - education and awareness, safety
    - National Day of Mourning, 242
- Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
  - second reading, 302–305
- Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 234, 242
  - Indigenous communities, duty to consult, 234
- Protect Ontario Through Safer Streets and Stronger Communities Act, 2025 (Bill 10)
  - second reading, 463, 468
- Question period
  - Ontario film and television industry
    - presented, 432–433
- Special economic zones
  - government strategy, 303–306
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 58
Smith, Dave (PC, Peterborough—Kawartha)
- Consumer protection
  - product labelling
    - domestic/international/interprovincial, 322–323
- Cost of living
  - factors affecting, 329
  - government strategy, 315, 318, 321–322, 329–331
- Economic conditions
  - government strategy, 316
- Energy conservation
  - efficiency programs
    - energy costs, impact on, 329
- Housing development
  - government strategy, 710
- Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) - benefit rates
  - inflation, 331
- Opposition day motions
  - Taxation
    - responded to, 329–331
- Question period
  - Ontario economy
    - responded to, 322–323
  - Taxation
    - responded to, 315–316, 318, 321–322
- Tributes
  - King Charles III Coronation Medal
    - Ontario chapter of Canadian Peacekeepers, 550
Smith, David (PC, Scarborough Centre)
- Bail program reform
  - federal government, role of, 457
- Members' statements
  - Member for Scarborough Centre, 201
- Mining industry
  - government strategy, 208
- Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
  - second reading, 278–279
- Protect Ontario Through Safer Streets and Stronger Communities Act, 2025 (Bill 10)
  - second reading, 457
- Question period
  - Mining industry
    - responded to, 208
Smith, Hon. G. (PC, Parry Sound—Muskoka)
- Interprovincial trade
  - direct-to-consumer alcohol sales, 131
  - impact, 130
  - labour mobility, 130–131
- Municipal Accountability Act, 2025 (Bill 9)
  - stakeholder consultations, 695
- Municipal governance
  - bad-faith actors, removal of
    - criteria, 696, 700
    - general remarks, 696
    - standard investigation process, 695–696
  - code of conduct, standard, 694–695, 700
  - general remarks, 694
  - integrity commissioners, 695
    - role of Integrity Commissioner of Ontario, 695
- Municipal-provincial relations
  - Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO), 695
- Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 130–131, 133
- Trade with United States
  - government strategy, 133
Smith, L. (PC, Thornhill)
- Antisemitism
  - awareness and education initiatives, 149
- Court administration
  - government strategy, 421
- Gender-based violence - prevention
  - programs
    - Ontario-STANDS, 70–71
- Interprovincial trade
  - direct-to-consumer alcohol sales, 243
  - labour mobility, 229
- Intimate partner violence
  - government response, 446
    - funding, 460
- Justice centres
  - facilities, development of, 464
- Members' statements
  - End Jew Hatred Day, 149
- Municipal Accountability Act, 2025 (Bill 9)
  - Integrity Commissioner, recommendations, 699
  - stakeholder consultations, 697–698
- Municipal governance
  - accountability, 699
  - bad-faith actors, removal of, 697
  - code of conduct, standard
    - other jurisdictions, 698
- Nurse practitioners
  - scope of practice
    - mandatory blood reporting, 595
- Ontario Sex Offender Registry
  - scope, 453
- Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 192, 228–229, 243
- Protect Ontario Through Safer Streets and Stronger Communities Act, 2025 (Bill 10)
  - second reading, 446, 453, 456, 460, 464, 472
- Safer Municipalities Act, 2025 (Bill 6)
  - second reading, 418, 420–423
  - Trespass to Property act, changes to, 420–421
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 54, 66–67, 70–71
- Unhoused persons
  - encampments, 418, 420
    - alternatives, availability, 422
    - government response, 423
    - impact, 423
    - public safety, 420
  - government funding, allocation, 423
  - and municipalities, 421
- Unhoused persons - support programs and services
  - government funding, 421
  - government strategy, 422
Smyth, S. (LIB, Toronto—St. Paul's)
- Light Rail Transit (LRT) - Eglinton Crosstown
  - delays
    - local businesses, impact on, 492
  - public-private partnerships (P3s), 492
- Members' inaugural speeches, 189–192
- Members' personal narratives, 189–194
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - Toronto—St. Paul's, 190–191
- Mining industry
  - environmental impact, 289
- Mining industry - Indigenous communities
  - duty to consult, 279
- News media
  - role of, 193
- Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP) - benefit rates
  - doubling, 558–559
- Protect Ontario by Unleashing our Economy Act, 2025 (Bill 5)
  - committee process, 301
  - second reading, 279, 289, 301
- Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 117, 133, 189–194
  - implementation
    - process, 117, 133
- Protect Ontario Through Safer Streets and Stronger Communities Act, 2025 (Bill 10)
  - second reading, 460
- Question period
  - Government accountability
    - presented, 160
  - Public transit
    - presented, 492
- Special economic zones
  - allocation
    - accountability and oversight, 160
- Unhoused persons
  - prosecution of
    - and court backlogs, 460
Stevens, J. (NDP, St. Catharines)
- Business - local
  - promotion of
    - Buy Ontario, Buy Canadian Day, 136
- Consumer protection
  - product labelling
    - domestic/international/interprovincial, 225
- Food prices
  - price gouging, 225
- GO Transit - service expansion - by region
  - Niagara
    - St. Catharines, 558
- Hospitals - by region
  - Niagara
    - urgent care centre closures, 706
- Hospitals - infrastructure
  - government strategy, 576
- International trade - tariffs, United States
  - government strategy, 134–135
- Interprovincial trade
  - labour mobility
    - and unions, 117
  - mutual recognition of goods and services
    - as deregulation, 136, 237
- Members' statements
  - National Nursing Week, 375
- Nurses
  - National Nursing Week, 375
- Opposition day motions
  - Consumer protection
    - responded to, 225
- Petitions
  - Visitor parking fees, 500
- Protect Ontario Through Free Trade Within Canada Act, 2025 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 117, 134–136, 237
- Waterloo, Region of
  - economy, 549
Stiles, M. (NDP, Davenport)
- Automotive industry
  - facility closures, 256–257
- Automotive industry - employment
  - electric vehicles, 618
  - government strategy, 151, 313–314
- Buy Ontario
  - government strategy, 203
- Consumer protection
  - product labelling, 217–218
    - domestic/international/interprovincial, 218
    - impact, 226
    - price increases, 218
- Cost of living
  - food prices
    - government strategy, 203
- Economic development
  - by region
    - rural and northern Ontario, 314–315
- Electric vehicles - batteries, manufacturing by site
  - Honda (Alliston)
    - postponement
      - government strategy, 617–618
- French-language debates
  - Jour de l'opposition
    - Protection du consommateur, 226
- Government accountability and oversight
  - response to tariffs, 205
- Government contracts
  - domestic vs. international corporations, 24–25
- Greenbelt - boundary adjustments, process
  - accountability and transparency, 427
  - FOI requests, 427
- Health care - northern Ontario
  - central command centre, 705–706
- Health care system
  - emergency rooms
    - closures, 705
- Highways and roads - construction and expansion
  - highway 401 tunnelling, 379–380
- Hospitals - infrastructure
  - as nation-building, 552, 563–565, 578
- Housing development
  - government funding, 488
- Infrastructure development - funding
  - federal funds, allocation, 487–488
- International trade
  - general remarks, 217
- International trade - tariffs, United States
  - film and TV, 378–379
  - government strategy, 151, 257
  - income protection, 23–24
- Landfills
  - Dresden
    - environmental assessment, 204
- Manufacturing industry
  - and United States tariffs, 24
- Measles
  - outbreaks
    - government response, 428, 488
    - statistics, 428
  - vaccination
    - education and awareness, 428
- Nurses
  - recruitment and retention
    - private staffing agencies vs. public nurses, 551
- Ontario Place - lease of, redevelopment agreements
  - cancellation, 85–86
- Opposition day motions
  - Consumer protection
    - presented, 216–218
    - responded to, 225–226
- Pension plans
  - government strategy, 24
- Pharmacists and pharmacies
  - MedsCheck program
    - billing, 552
- Question period
  - Automotive industry
    - presented, 151, 256–257, 313–314
  - Employment supports
    - presented, 23–24
  - Government accountability
    - presented, 85–86, 204–205, 427
  - Government contracts
    - presented, 24–25
  - Housing
    - presented, 487–488
  - Infrastructure funding
    - presented, 487–488
  - Northern economy
    - presented, 314–315
  - Ontario economy
    - presented, 86–87, 203–204
  - Ontario film and television industry
    - presented, 378–379
  - Public health
    - presented, 428, 488
  - Special education
    - presented, 152
  - Supportive housing
    - presented, 257–258
  - Transportation infrastructure
    - presented, 379–380
- Students - special needs
  - funding per student, 152
  - injuries and fatalities, 152
  - reports and recommendations, 152
- Supportive housing
  - wait-list, 257–258
- Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) expansion - Ontario Line
  - transit vehicles
    - content requirements, percentage, 315
- Trade with United States
  - government strategy, 86–87
- Unhoused persons
  - encampments
    - general remarks, 258
Surma, Hon. K. (PC, Etobicoke Centre)
- Auditor General of Ontario - reports
  - 2024 Annual Report
    - Ontario Place redevelopment, 153
- Highways and roads
  - traffic congestion
    - government strategy, 488
- Housing development
  - government funding, 488
- Infrastructure development
  - government strategy, 488
- Members'/ministers' remarks
  - withdrawn, 153–154
- Ontario Place
  - redevelopment of
    - government strategy, 154
- Ontario Place - lease of, redevelopment agreements
  - transparency and accountability, 26–28, 30, 205
- Question of privilege
  - misrepresentation
    - presented, 161
- Question period
  - Government accountability
    - responded to, 26–28, 30, 153–154, 205–206, 384
  - Housing
    - responded to, 487–488

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House speaker index

Letter: S

Sabawy, S. (PC, Mississauga—Erin Mills)

Sandhu, A. (PC, Brampton West)

Sarkaria, Hon. P.S. (PC, Brampton South)

Sattler, P. (NDP, London West)

Saunderson, B. (PC, Simcoe—Grey)

Schreiner, M. (GRN, Guelph)

Scott, C. (PC, Sault Ste. Marie)

Scott, L. (PC, Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes—Brock)

Shamji, A. (LIB, Don Valley East)

Shaw, S. (NDP, Hamilton West—Ancaster—Dundas)

Smith, Dave (PC, Peterborough—Kawartha)

Smith, David (PC, Scarborough Centre)

Smith, Hon. G. (PC, Parry Sound—Muskoka)

Smith, L. (PC, Thornhill)

Smyth, S. (LIB, Toronto—St. Paul's)

Stevens, J. (NDP, St. Catharines)

Stiles, M. (NDP, Davenport)

Surma, Hon. K. (PC, Etobicoke Centre)