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ol the Province of Ontario
-ebniary 10— April B, 1949
DEBATES AND PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
First Session of the Twenty -Third Legislature of the Province of Ontario
February 10th - April 8th, 1949
INDEX BY TOPICS
AGRICULTURE : pages
Mr. Jolliffe 63
Mr. Kennedy 73
77
O.A.C. 78
Veterinarian College 78
MacDonald Institute Hall 78
Cattle shipments 78
Cattle breeding 79
Hens 79
Mr. Oliver 99
Hog Subsidy 100
Soil conservation 106
Mr. MacLeod 117
Mr. Hunt 309
In Renfrew North 309
Soup peas 309
Registered seed 309
Mr. Walker 313
Mr. Newman 424
Mr. Foster 448
Mr. Isley 491
Hog subsidy 493
Brief — Federation of Agriculture 493
Quebec Legislation, Chaps. 113 and 114 493
Milk production 494
Suggested improvement 496
Mr. Morrow 885
Mr. Jolliffe 991
Agricultural grants 991
ALLEGED ELECTION IRREGULARITIES— Committee on:
Mr. Blackwell 42
Mr. Jolliffe 45
Mr. Dennison 46
Mr. Kennedy 47
Mr. MacLeod 47
ON BILL NO. 23:
Mr. Salsberg — second reading 1364
Mr. Dennison — second reading 1367
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Mr. Blackwell — second reading 1369
Mr. Park — second reading 1369
Mr. Temple — second reading 1370
In Committee 1727
Mr. Salsberg 1727
Mr. Blackwell 1728
Reported 1730
ON BILL NO. 98:
Mr. Blackwell — first reading 211
Mr. Salsberg — second reading 339
Sec. 2 339
Mr. Blackwell — second reading 339
Mr. Nixon — second reading 339
Mr. Millard — second reading 339
In Committee
Mr. Blackwell 353
Amend to Sec. 2 353
Mr. Millard 353
Mr. Nixon 354
Mr. Salsberg 354
Mr. Jolliffe 354
Mr. Park 357
Sec. 1 357
Sec. 2 357
Sec. 3 357
gec 4 ; 357
Mr. BhdwiirZZ^ 1699
Amend to Sec. 2 . 1699
Purpose of amendment 1699
ON BILL NO. 158:
Mr. Goodfellow — second reading 1371
1393
Manufacture and Sale 1371
Dominion Act, ultra vires 1371
Colouring 1371
Campaign to bar colouring 1372
Effect on butter producers 1372
Uniform regulations desirable 1372
Mr. Jolliffe — second reading 1373
Uniform standards 1373
C.C.F. Resolution 1373
Distribution through Crown Corporation 1374
Effect in dairy industry 1374
Manufacture and sale regulated 1375
Mr. Oliver — second reading 1376
Regulations required 1376
Provincial or Federal 1376
Effect on Dairy Industry 1377
Mr. MacLeod — second reading 1377
Statement, Mr. Kennedy, March 12, 1947 1377
Butter subsidy , 1377
Colouring 1378
Canada Packers Lobby 1378
Class discrimination 1378
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Mr. Millard — second reading 1379
Regulations required 1379
Colouring 1379
Quality standards 1380
Bill not clear , 1380
Mr. Houck — second reading 1381
"Substitute" should not be used 1381
Parkay re margarine 1381
Mr. McEwing — second reading 1382
Effect in Dairy Industry 1382
"Substitute" erroneous 1383
Mr. Salsberg — second reading 1383
Regulations required 1383
Claim discrimination 1384
Protection of farmers 1384
Colouring capsules 1385
Mr. Isley 1386
Re regulating 1386
Effect on dairy industry 1386
Cheap bread spreads 1386
Mr. Baxter — second reading 1387
Protection of farmers 1387
Colouring 1387
Miss Macphail — second reading 1388
Colouring 1388
Mental hazard 1389
Mr. Dunbar — second reading 1389
Colouring 1389
Mr. Park — second reading 1390
Regulations 1390
Mr. Blackwell — second reading 1391
Butter subsidies impossible 1390
Public interest paramount 1391
Anonymous advertisements 1391
Supreme Court judgment not final 1392
Newfoundland 1392
Protection of farmers 1392
Mr. Goodfellow — second reading 1393
Class discrimination 1393
Mr. Jolliffe — In Committee 1465
1469 1483
Mr. Millard — In Committee 1466
1483 1475
Mr. Dennison — In Committee 1466
Amendment to — In Committee 1467
Mr. Oliver — In Committee on amendment 1467
Mr. Goodfellow — In Committee 1467
Amendment to Sec. 2 s.s. "a" 1467
Amendment to Sec. 5 1467
Colouring 1476
Amendment to Sec. 6 1484
Amendment to Sec. 7 1484
Mr. Park — In Committee 1477
Colouring 1478
Mr. Brown — In Committee 1481
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Mr. Cox — In Committee 1481
Mr. McEwing — In Committee 1481
Mr. Calder — In Committee 1482
Mr. MacLeod — In Committee 1482
Amendment to Sec. 4 1482
On third reading 1732
Mr. Wismer 1732
1734 Mr. MacLeod 1733
ON BILL NO. 161:
Mr. Frost — first reading 1213
Mr. Frost — second reading 1602
1608 Mr. Cox — second reading 1608
1613
Mr. Challies — second reading 1609
Mr. Wismer — second reading 1610
Mr. Robinson — second reading 1614
Mr. Newman — second reading 1614
Mr. Millard — second reading 1615
In Committee 1707
Mr. Wismer .' 1707
1719
Mr. Frost 1708
Mr. Nixon 1711
Mr. Millard 1713
Mr. Salsberg 1714
Mr. Cox 1715
Mr. MacLeod 1721
ON BILL NO. 169:
Mr. Frost — first reading 1335
Mr. Frost — second reading 1618
2088 Mr. Jolliffe — second reading 1627
1670 Mr. Hamilton — second reading 1670
2050
Mr. Blackwell — second reading 1889
Mr. Oliver — second reading 1897
Mr. Porter — second reading 1905
Mr. MacLeod — second reading 1918
Mr. Millard — second reading 1933
Mr. Gemmell — second reading 1959
Mr. Calder — second reading 1961
Mr. Dennison — second reading 1965
Mr. Brown — second reading 1978
Mr. Salsberg — second reading 1984
Mr. Grummett — second reading 1992
Mr. Chartrand — second reading 1994
Mr. Temple — second reading 1999
Mr. Newman — second reading , 2005
Mr. Easton — second reading 2006
Mr. Baxter — second reading 2009
Mr. Scott (Beaches) — second reading 2013
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Mr. Houck — second reading 2029
Mr. Park — second reading 2039
Mr. McEwing — second reading 2046
Miss Macphail — second reading 2052
Mr. Foster — second reading 2054
Mr. Walters — second reading 2056
Mr. Gordon — second reading 2057
Mr. Leavens — second reading 2058
Mr. Nixon — second reading 2061
Mr. Fell — second reading 2070
Mr. Thomas (Ontario) — second reading 2071
Mr. Thornberry — second reading 2073
Mr. Harvey (Sault Ste. Marie) — second reading 2079
Mr. Wismer — second reading 2080
Second reading agreed to 2095
In Committee 2105
Mr. Jolliffe 2106
2112 2117 2122
Mr. Blackwell 2106
2107 2112 2117
Mr. Frost 2107
2119
Mr. Grummett 2107
Sec. 2, s.s. 1 2107
Mr. Calder 2108
Mr. Dennison 2108
2110
Mr. Millard 2109
Mr. Harvey (Sault Ste. Marie) 2111
Mr. Houck 21 1 1
Mr. Wismer 2112
Mr. Thornberry 2114
2119
Mr. Brown 2115
Mr. Salsberg 2118
Bill Reported 2123
Mr. Jolliffe 2149
Mr. Blackwell 2150
2151 Mr. Dennison 2150
BUDGET:
Mr. Frost 543
Mr. Wismer 595
Amendment to 622
Amendment negatived 1015
Mr. Brown 622
Mr. MacLeod 634
Mr. Porter 655
712 Mr. Leavens 725
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INDICES — Continued pages
Mr. Gemmell 736
Mr. Cox 742
Mr. Millard 750
Mr. McMillan . 772
Mr. Walters 773
Mr. Temple . 776
Mr. Nixon 854
Mr. Pryde 866
Mr. Thomas (Ontario) 871
Mr. Chartrand ! 873
Mr. Morrow 885
Mr. Dennison 890
Mr. Hall 902
Mr. Fell 904
Mr. Salsberg 908
Mr. Park 966
Mr. Foote 972
Mr. Oliver 977
Mr. Jolliffe 989
Mr. Frost (closing) 1003
Agreed to 1015
Striking — Mr. Kennedy 14
Agriculture and Colonization — Additions to 443
COMMITTEES— Select :
Mr. Kennedy 13
On Privileges and Elections 13
On Education 13
On Miscellaneous Private Bills 13
On Standing Orders 13
On Public Accounts 13
On Printing 13
On Muncipal Law 13
On Legal Bills 13
On Agriculture and Colonization 13
On Fish and Game 13
On Labour 13
CONDOLENCES:
On Death of Chas. W. Cragg 10
On Death of "Johnny" Carrere 10
Mr. Kennedy 10
Mr. Jolliffe 11
Mr. Oliver 12
Mr. MacLeod 12
Mr. Foote 23
Mr. Johnston 29
Mr. Cathcart 466
On Death of Walter Reynolds, M.P.P.
Mr. Speaker 813
Mr. Kennedy 813
Mr. Jolliffe 814
Mr. Oliver 814
Mr. MacLeod 814
Mr. Nixon 854
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Mr. Pryde 866
Mr. Chartrand 874
Mr. Hall 902
Mr. Fell 904
COMMUNISM:
Mr. Kennedy 80
DOMINION-PROVINCIAL RELATIONS:
Mr. Jolliffe 69
Mr. Calder 379
Mr. Thomas (Ontario) 393
Labour code 393
EDUCATION:
TVlr. Foote 25
Mr. Kennedy 77
Mr. Ellis 148
Pensioned Teachers 148
Mr. Calder 376
Report of Royal Commission 376
Mr. Baxter 398
Teachers' Superannuation 398
Mr. Murdoch 410
School grants 410
Mr. Scott (Beaches) 415
Education of Youth 415
Costs of higher education 415
Role of universities 415
Point 11 of 22 points 406
Reduction in fees for 417
Grants for 417
424
An investment 418
D.V.A. Students 418
Mr. Foster 449
Mr. Robinson 462
Technical Institutes 462
Mr. MacLeod 653
Mr. Millard 751
Royal Commission 751
Report of 757
Mr. Pryde 868
Mr. Chartrand 878
Public and Separate School Grants, Comparison of 878
Royal Commission 879
Extract from Ottawa Citizen, March 1, 1949 879
Extract from Le Droit, March 3, 1949 881
Extract from Ottawa Citizen. March 10, 1949 881
Mr. Morrow 888
Vocational Schools 889
Mr. Hall 903
Mr. Foote 974
Trade Schools 975
Mr. Oliver 980
Royal Commission 980
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INDICES— Continued pages
Extract from Almonte Gazette .... 982
Extract from Ottawa Evening Journal 983
Mr. Jolliffc 991
University Costs 991
Statement of President of University of Western Ontario 992
Comparison of British and Canadian Standards 993
University Grants 994
Royal Commission 997
Full-time Minister required 1003
997
Welfare services 997
Old age pensions 997
No improvement in 998
ELECTION OF SPEAKER:
Hon. M. C. Davies 3
Allister Johnston, Esq 7
FELICITATIONS:
To Miss Macphail on birthday 1217
Mr. Jolliffe 1217
Mr. Frost ....: 1217
Mr. Oliver 1219
Mr. MacLeod 1219
Mr. Porter 1221
To Mr. Nixon on birthday v 1783
Mr. Oliver ." 1783
Mr. Frost 1784
Mr. Jolliffe 1784
Mr. MacLeod 1785
Mr. Nixon 1785
HEALTH:
Mr. Kennedy 75
Mr. MacLeod , 1 14
Mr. Brown 290
Hospital Deficits 291
Miss Macphail 294
Medical care — prepaid in New Zealand 294
Mr. Thomas (Ontario) 393
Mr. Temple 499
Mr. MacLeod 640
642 646 647
Mr. Pryde 870
Mr. Fell 904
999 Queen St. W., Toronto 904
Extract from Evening Telegram 905
New Toronto Hospital 906
More hospitals required 907
Labour problems in 908
Wages in 908
Mr. Foote 975
Mr. Oliver 978
985
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Mr. Jolliffe 999
Hospital Grants 999
Health services 999
HIGHWAYS:
Mr. Kennedy 76
Mr. Cox 155
Road building in North 155
Mr. Thornberry 277
Mr. Brown 290
Unsatisfied judgment claims 290
Gasoline tax 290
Mr. Walker 313
Mr. Murdoch 410
Mr. Newman 429
Mr. Robinson . 464
Rural roads 464
Trans-Canada highway 465
Mr. Jolliffe 990
Expenditures on 990
Highways Improvement Act 991
HOG SUBSIDY— Repeal of:
Mr. Kennedv 666
Mr. Jolliffe" 668
Mr. Oliver 670
Mr. McEwing 673
Mr. MacLeod 678
HOSPITAL GRANTS:
Mr. Foote : 25
Mr. Ellis 149
Blue Cross 149
Windsor Hospital 149
Mr. Kelley 1811
HOUSING:
Mr. Jolliffe 65
Mr. MacLeod r 1 14
Mr. Ellis 147
Rent Controls 147
Real Estate Taxation 147
Mr. Thornberrv 276
Mr. Park 383
Mr. Thomas (Ontario) 393
Mr. Murdoch 414
Mr. Fell 431
Mr. Dowling 480
Mr. Gordon 489
Mr. Isley 497
Mr. Temple 499
Mr. Walters 774
Mr. Dennison 890
Regent Park project 891
Commission on 897
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INDICES— Continued pages
Mr. Hall 903
Mr. Salsberg 910
921
HYDRO:
Mr. Foote 28
Mr. Jolliffe 59
Mr. Kennedy 72
Mr. Oliver 101
Priorities 104
Quebec agreements 104
Developments of 105
St. Lawrence River . 105
Advisory Committee on 106
Mr. Challies 124
Condensed Report on 124
Supplies — Control of 124
Labour in 125
Materials for 125
Priorities 127
Developments of 130
Des Joachim 130
Aguasabon 131
Decew Falls 131
Needs of 131
B.C. Situation 132
Southern Ontario Situation 133
Chat Falls 134
Barrett Chute 134
Heeley Falls 135
Power Shortage 135
Future of 135
St. Lawrence Development 137
143
Computation of estimated and actual expenditures 138
Rural 138
Mr. Cox 153
In Northern Ontario 153
Development in Nipigon 153
Mr. Houck 184
Fire at Des Joachims 184
Mr. Challies 184
236
Mr. Dennison 228
Mr. Houck 248
Chairman of Commission ; 248
Des Joachim Development 249
Cost of Power 250
Shortage of Power 251
Priorities 251
St. Lawrence Development 253
Suggestions 253
Keep free from politics 253
Survey for future 253
Expansion of 254
Mr. Brown 289
Mr. Hunt 306
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Stewartville Development 306
Cheneax Development 306
Des Joachim Development 306
Services of, in Renfrew County 307
Mr. Baxter 398
Mr. Newman 425
Mr. Houck 444
Mr. Chaliies 444
Mr. Foster 450
Re Auwasbon Development 458
Mr. Robinson 458
Mr. Chaliies 459
Mr. Cox 459
Mr. Cathcart 466
Mr. Dowling 486
Resolution U.S.W.A. 2901 486
Mr. Gordon 489
Shortage of 489
Mr. Temple 498
Rural Extension of 700
Mr. Dennison 700
Mr. Houck 700
Mr. Gemmell 707
Auwasbon Development 737
Mr. Cox 742
Aquasbon Development 742
Mr. McMillan 772
Steam generating plant, Erieau 772
Mr. Nixon 857
Responsibility for shortage 859
Extract from Address by Hon. Mr. Kelley 859
Extract from Address by Mr. Saunders 860
Development of 860
Joing Development 862
St. Lawrence Development 863
Future policies of 864
Extension of 865
Mr. Chartrand 876
Contracts for 876
Quebec deliveries 877
Blackouts 877
Changeover programme 878
St. Lawrence Development 878
Mr. Hall 903
LABOUR:
Mr. Kennedy 76
Mr. Salsberg 259
Fair Employment Practices Act 259
Legislation 259
Mr. Daley 264
Code 264
Penman Strike 264
I.T.U. Strike 264
Legislation • 265
Situation of — Windsor 265
Situation of — Saskatchewan 265
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Mr. Daley 265
Personnel of 265
Budget of 265
Mr. Park 967
Re Estimates for 967
Factory Inspection 969
Certification of Unions 969
Industry and Labour Board 970
Industrial Development . 267
Australian Institute of Public Opinion 268
Public Opinion 268
Hours of work 268
Covering industry 268
industry 269
Vacations with pay 269
Minimum wage for women 270
Conciliation procedure 271
Radio address "Labour Legislation" 272
Industrial leveling-off 272
Conditions of 388
Levelling off 388
National income .-. 388
Decrease in living standards . 388
Lower bank deposits 389
Wage increases 389
Industrial unrest 389
Labour code 390
Legislative Labour Program 390
Mr. Thomas (Ontario) 394
Mr. Fell 436
Mr. Dowling '. 480
Code . 480
Requisites for appointment to Labour Board 481
Industrial voting 481
Conciliation procedure 481
National Steel Car Strike 482
Wellandvale Strike .. 482
Workmen's Compensation Board 483
Mr. Temple 498
Penman Strike 498
Trade unionists 501
Labour in politics 501
Mr. Dennison 898
Wage controls 898
Workmen's Compensation 972
LANDS AND FORESTS:
Mr. Kennedy 79
Reforestation 79
Mr. Cox 151
Forest fires 151
Exportation of wood 152
Stumpage dues 154
Mr. White 224
Mr. Brown , 289
Game and Fisheries 289
Fines and Penalties 289
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Mr. Hunt 310
Lumbering in Renfrew County 310
Mr. Calder 378
Forest Conservation 378
Mr. Baxter 396
Fishing licences 396
Pollution of Lakes and Rivers 396
Mr. Newman 426
Mr. Foster 450
Mr. McEwing . 505
LIQUOR:
Mr. Temple 501
Sales of 503
Mr. Foote 976
MINISTERS* SALARIES— Increase of:
Mr. Kennedy 664
Mr. Nixon 675
Mr. MacLeod 678
Miss Macphail 681
Mr. Salsberg 683
Mr. Cox 750
Mr. Temple 777
Mr. Frost 1 183
Mr. Jolliffe 1 190
Mr. Oliver 1 197
Mr. MacLeod 1200
Mr. Dennison 1205
MOTIONS:
To Report Debates and Proceedings — Mr. Kennedy 13
To Adopt Speech from Throne — Mr. Foote 23
To Sit Friday at 1.30— Mr. Kennedy 283
To appoint Committee on Art —
Mr. Kennedy 317
Mr. Jolliffe 317
Mr. Salsberg 318
To appoint Committee to act with Chief Electoral Officer — Mr. Frost.... 2032
NEWFOUNDLAND :
Mr. Jolliffe 59
Accepted into Confederation 1765
Mr. Kennedy 73
Mr. Frost 1218
Miss Macphail 1220
Mr. Porter 1222
Mr. Oliver 1222
Mr. MacLeod 1222
Mr. Speaker — Prayer 1765
NOTICE OF INTRODUCTION OF BILLS:
Mr. Blackwell 20
Mr. Jolliffe 21
OLD-AGE PENSIONS:
Mr. Kennedy 75
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INDICES— Continued pages
Mr. Ellis 145
Mr. Brown 290
Miss Macphail 294
1803
In New Zealand 294
In Ontario 297
Increases for others 297
Mr. Walker 312
Mr. Park 381
Old-age pensioners 381
Social Security 382
Mr. Hall 391
Mr. Isley 497
Mr. Leavens 708
Mr. Temple 777
1807
Mr. Pryde 867
1810
Mr. Thomas 872
Mr. Chartrand 875
Mr. Salsberg 914
1804
"Sponging" ,.. 914
Letter — Miss Philpott 915
Mr. Park 966
Mr. Foote 976
1808
Mr. Oliver 977
Mr. Jolliffe 997
Mr. Frost 1007
Mr. Goodfellow 1788
Increase in 1788
Mr. MacLeod 1801
Mr. Gemmell 1803
Mr. Dennison 1806
Mr. Houck 1807
Boards for 1807
ORDER PAPER:
Mr. Jolliffe 36
Mr. Blackwell 36
Mr. Kennedy 38
Mr. Grummett 39
OLEO-M ARGARINE :
Mr. Baxter 398
Regulation needed 398
ON BILL NO. 158:
Mr. Goodfellow 1 174
Mr. Frost 1175
PETITIONS:
Corporation of the Federation of Community Services of Toronto 33
Corporation of Mount McKay — Kakabeka Falls Railway Company .... 33
Incorporated Synod of the Diocese of Toronto 33
Corporation of Cottam Farmers Ltd 33
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Harold B. Cadman, et al 33
Corporation of the Township of Scarboro 33
Corporation of the County of Frontenac 33
Corporation of l'lnstitut of Jeanne D'Arc 34
Corporation of the Township of Toronto , 34
Corporation of the City of London 34
Corporation of the City of Chatham 34
Corporation of the Hospital for Sick Children 34
Corporation of the City of Belleville 34
Corporation of the Synod of the Diocese of Ontario 34
Corporation of the City of Peterboro 34
Corporation of the Township of Etobicoke , 34
Corporation of the Cornwall Street Railway Light and Power Company 34
Corporation of the City of Toronto 34
Corporation of the Township of Kingston 34
Corporation of the Town of Tecumseh 35
Corporation of the City of Owen Sound 35
Hope Harris Millholland 35
Corporation of the City of Toronto 35
Corporation of the Canadian National Exhibition Association 35
Corporation of the Township of Whitney 35
Corporation of Agnus Bernard MacDonald, et al 35
Corporation of the Township of East York 35
Corporation of the Trustees of Wycliffe Colleges 35
Corporation of the Improved District of Wasaga Beach 35
Corporation of McMaster University 35
Corporation of the City of Ottawa 35
Corporation of the Township of Sandwich West 53
Corporation of Canada Comforter Co. Ltd 245
Corporation of the City of St. Catharines 281
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT:
Mr. Foote 28
Mr. Kennedy 74
PRESENTATION OF ROYAL COMMISSION ON EDUCATION
BIRTHDAY CAKE:
Mr. Jolliffe 1095
Mr. Porter 1095
PRIVILEGES— QUESTIONS OF:
Mr. Jolliffe— Re Speeding 17
Mr. Houck — fire at Des Joachims 184
Mr. Salsberg — Labour Code 185
Mr. Porter — Report of the Royal Commission on Education 211
Mr. Wismer — Group Insurance Financial Statement 213
Mr. Blackwell — St. George Election 245
Mr. Jolliffe — St. George Election 246
Mr. Nixon — St. George Election 246
Mr. Millard — Male Guards at Burwash 246
Mr. Dunbar — Male Guards at Burwash 246
Mr. Wismer — re seating arrangements 261
Mr. Salsberg — re "sponging" 286
Mr. Dennison — Election aid 318
Mr. Park — Presentation to Mr. Mackenzie 320
Mr. Oliver — re unanswered questions 370
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INDICES — Continued pages
. Mr. Frost — re unanswered questions , 370
Mr. Blackwell — re unanswered questions 372
Mr. Nixon — re Paris Strike 443
Mr. Houck — re Increase in Hydro Rates 444
Mr. Robinson — re Premature Publicity . 573
Mr. Houck — Membership of Niagara Park Commission 710
Mr. Salsberg — Inspection under Factories Act 710
Mr. Daley — Inspection under Factories Act 711
Mr. Frost — Postponement of Committees.. 818
Mr. Dennison — National Anthem — Board of Education 1111
Mr. Frost — Dominion Budget 1175
Mr. Salsberg — Motion Picture Censorship 1341
Mr. Wismer — Answering Questions 1496
Mr. Frost — Re Civil Service Commission 1504
Mr. Houck — Daylight Saving Time 1853
Mr. Challies — Daylight Saving Time 1853
Mr. Blackwell — re withdrawing of Bill 1886
Mr. Frost — Conference with Messrs. Drew and McCullagh 1887
Mr. Jolliffe— Extract from Toronto Globe and Mail, April 6, 1949.... 3037
Mr. Dunbar— Article, Toronto Daily Star, April 6, 1949 2105
PROVINCIAL-MUNICIPAL CONFERENCE:
Mr. Jolliffe 65
PUBLIC WORKS:
Estimates, Department of Public Works 1278
General Remarks 1278
Work for Department of Agriculture 1279
O.A.C 1279
Ontario Veterinary College 1279
Experimental Farm (Ridgetown) 1279
Agriculture School — Kempville 1280
Experimental Station — Vineland 1280
Work for Attorney-General's Dept 1280
Provincial Lock-ups, etc 1280
Provincial Police Transmitter Stations 1280
District Court Houses 1280
Work for Department of Education 1281
School for Deaf— Belleville 1281
School for Blind— Brantford 1281
Provincial Institute of Mining — Haileybury 1281
Provincial Institute of Textile — Hamilton 1281
Normal Schools 1281
T.B. Director, Ontario Hospital, Woodstock 1282
Mental Hospital — Head of Lakes 1283
List of projected works, 1949 1283
Work for Department of Reform Institutions 1283
Industrial Farm — Burwash 1284
Industrial Farm — Monteith 1284
Ontario Reformatory — Brampton 1284
Ontario Reformatory — Guelph 1284
Ontario Reformatory — Mimico -. 1284
Ontario Training Schools — Gait, Bowmanville and Cobourg .... 1284
Parliament Buildings — Toronto 1285
Ontario Savings Office 1285
Buildings — Toronto 1285
Drainage and Engineering Works 1286
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Gallery Seats 1289
Committee Rooms' Acoustics 1289
999 Queen St. West— Sale of 1290
Office facilities for Members „ 1291
East Block extension 1294
Conservation authorities 1296
Letter to Dominion Government . 1296
Letter from Dominion Government in reply .. 1297
REFORM INSTITUTIONS:
Mr. Foote 26
Mr. Kennedy 74
Mr. Newman 425
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES:
Select Committee — Striking 83
On Privileges and Elections 83
On Education .. 83
On Private Bills 83
On Standing Orders 83
On Public Accounts 84
On Printing 84
On Municipal Law 84
On Legal Bills 84
On Agriculture and Colonization 84
On Fish and Game 84
On Labour 84
On Mining 85
Amendment to 85
Mr. Taylor 85
Mr. Grummett 85
Mr. Frost 85
Mr. Jolliffe 86
95
Mr. Millard 88
Mr. Oliver 89
Mr. McEwing 90
Mr. Dunbar 91
Mr. MacLeod 91
Mr. Taylor 92
Mr. Blackwell 93
Mr. Wismer 94
Amendment Negatived 97
On Agriculture and Colonization — 1st reading 245
On Standing Orders — 1st reading 281
On Private Bills — 1st reading 369
On Private Bills — 2nd reading 479
On Miscellaneous Private Bills — 3rd report 593
On Standing Orders — (final) 705
On Standing Committee on Mining 815
On Private Bills— 4th 853
On Private Bills— 5th 998
On Private Bills— 6th 1137
On Municipal Law 1173
On Fish and Game 1601
On Art Expenditures 1601
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INDICES — Continued pages
On Public Accounts 1601
On Printing 1602
Committee on Supply 1838'
Committee on Privileges and Elections 2157
RESOLUTIONS:
Select Committee on Privileges and Elections — Mr. Kennedy 40>
Amendment to — Mr. Grummett 41
Re Community Halls — Mr. Kennedy 159
Re Coroners Act — Mr. Blackwell 160
Re Crown Witness' Fees — Mr. Blackwell 160
Re Public Officers Fees Act— Mr. Blackwell 160-
Re Warble Fly— Mr. Kennedy 160
Re Members Indemnities and Allowance — Mr. Kennedy 343
Re Treatment of T.B outside sanatoria — Mr Kelley 343
Re Hospital Grants— Mr Kelley 343
Re Niagara Parks Commission Funds — Mr. Daley 344
Re Agricultural Development Financial Act Expenditures — Mr. Frost 344
Re Cost of Mine Rescue Stations — Mr. Frost 344
Re Fire Department Subsidies — Mr. Blackwell 795
Re Police Dept. Subsidies — Mr. Blackwell 795
Re Road Subsidies — Mr. Doucett 795
Ree Home for Aged Subsidies.. ..Mr. Goodfellow 795
Re Children's Aid Societies Subsidies — Mr. Goodfellow 795
Re Succession Duty Exemptions — Mr. Frost 796
Re Raising Money on Debentures — Mr. Frost 796
Re Income Tax Act — Suspension of Mr. Frost 796
Re Income Tax Exemptions — Mr. Frost 796
Re Professional Wrestling and Boxing Tax — Mr. Frost 796
Re Capital Debt — Mr. Greisinger 796
Re Drainage subsidies — Mr. Doucett 797
Re Re-Payment of Hydro Advances — Mr. Challies 1122
Re Teachers' Superannuation Fund — Mr. Porter 1122
Re Retention of Fees— Mr. Blackwell 1122
Re Newfoundland — Miss Macphail 1219
Re Provincial Loans — Mr. Frost 1260
Re Mining Tax Act — Mr. Scott 1456
Re Designation of Alcoholic Hsopitals — Mr. Kelley 1698
Re Committee on Conservation — Mr. Oliver 2153
Addition to — Mr. Kennedy 2154
ST. PATRICK'S DAY:
Mr. Patrick 963
Mr.Thornberry 963
Mr. Oliver 965
Mr. MacLeod 965
Mr. Dunbar 965
SPEECH FROM THE THRONE:
On Opening of Session 4
Hon. Ray Lawson 4
Mr. Foote 23
Motion to Adopt 23
Motion agreed to 540
Mr. Johnston (Parry Sound) 29
Mr. Jolliffe 55
Amendment to Motion 71
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Amendment to Motion Negatived . 540
Mr. Kennedy 71
Mr. Oliver , 97
Amendment to amendment to motion 109
Amendment to amendment to motion negatived — Mr.
MacLeod 539
Amendment to amendment to motion negatived 539
Amendment to amendment to motion negatived 539
Mr. Challies 124
Mr. Ellis 144
Mr. Cox 150
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Mr. White 217
Mr. Dennison 226
Mr. Houck 238
247
Mr. Salsberg 254
Mr. Daley 263
Mr. Thornberry 273
Mr. Brown 286
Miss Macphail 292
Mr. Hunt 303
Mr. Walker 311
Mr. Easton , 360
Mr. Calder 372
Mr. Park 380
Mr. Hall 390
Mr. Thomas (Ontario) 391
Mr. Baxter 394
Mr. Harvey 399
Mr. Murdoch 406
Mr. Scott (Beaches) 414
Mr. Newman 424
Mr. Fell 430
Mr. Foster 447
Mr.Robinson 451
Mr. Cathcart 465
Mr. Dowling 479
Mr. Gordon 489
Mr. Isley 491
Mr. Temple 498
Mr. McEwing 504
Mr. Millard 514
On Prorogation 2157
Hon. Ray Lawson 2157
TAX RELIEF:
Mr. Foote 25
TEACHERS' SUPERANNUATIONS:
Mr. Foote 26
TRAVEL AND PUBLICITY:
Mr. Kennedy 74
Mr. Ellis 145
Mr. Cathcart 475
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TOURISTS:
Mr. Houck 248
Mr. Newman 425
Mr. Cathcart 474
Mr. Gemmell 741
Mr. McMillan 772
UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF:
Mr. Kennedy . 75
WELFARE:
Mr. Ellis 150
Mr. Brown 290
Old-age pensions 290
Miss Macphail 296
Mothers' allowances 296
Mr. Walker 313
Mr. Cathcart 475
Mr. Dowling 486
Mr. Foote 975
Mr. Jolliffe 997
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NAMES and CONSTITUENCIES SUBJECTS PAGES
MR. J. D. BAXTER (L Prince Edward-Lennox) :
On Speech from Throne 394
Congratulatory 394
To Speaker 394
To Prime Minister 394
To Mr. Foote 394
To Civil Service 395
Re: Riding of Prince Edward-Lennox .. 395
Dairy industry in 395
Canning industry in 395
Scenic beauty of 395
Highways in 395
Fishing in 396
Too many licences for 396
Pollution of Lakes and Rivers in 396
Re: Bill No. 37 396
Liquor Industry in Ontario 396
Old-age pensions 397
Teachers' Superannuations 398
Hydro 398
Oleo-Margarine 398
On Estimates, Department of Agriculture 674
Vegetable grading 674
Ontario Farm Radio Forum 674
On Bill No. 132— In Committee 1141
On Estimates — Provincial Treasurer 1276
On Bill No. 45 — second reading 1303
Waiting Time 1303
On Bill No. 158— second reading 1387
Protection of Farmers 1387
Colouring 1387
On Bill No. 78— In Committee 1462
Pollution of streams 1463
On Estimates, Department of Highways 1546
Operation of cars 1547
On Estimates, Department of Lands and Forests 1748
Reforestation Station 1748
Inland lake survevs 1748
On Bill No. 169— second" reading 2008
On Bill" No. 170 — second reading 2145
HON. LESLIE E. BLAGKWELL (PC Attorney-General) :
Re: Notice of Introductions of Bills 20
Re: Rule 55 36
On Result of Select Committees on Privileges and Elections 42
Re: Alleged Elections Irregularities 43
Re: Motion to appoint Committee on Privileges and Elections 93
On Resolutions re Coroners Act 160
Resolutions re Crown Witness Fees 160
Resolutions re Public Officers Fees Act 160
On Bill No. 47 — second reading 169
Increase in Fees 170
On Bill No. 49 — second reading 171
On Bill No. 50 — second reading 171
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NAMES and CONSTITUENCIES SUBJECTS PAGES
Conflict of interests 173
Correction difficult 1 73
On Bill No. 51 — second reading 173
On Bill No. 54 — second reading 174
Increase in judiciary 174
On Bill No. 56 — second reading 175
Increases necessary 1 76
On Bill No. 57 — second reading 176
History of revisions 176
Decennial revisions 176
Re: Indexing of Statutes 177
Re: Registrar of Regulations 177
On Bill No. 85— first reading 183
Re: Sessional Indemnities 183
Re: Change in principle 183
On Bill No. 49— In Committee 190
Increase in Judiciary 190
On Bill No. 50— In Committee 191
Consideration for appointments of Crown Attorneys 191
On Bill No. 51— In Committee 192
On Bill No. 52— In Committee 192
Increase in fees 192
Expert witness fees 194
On Bill No. 57— In Committee 196
On Bill No. 58— In Committee 197
Re: Group Insurance Statements 213
On Privileges and Elections — St. George's Riding 245
On Bill No. 99 285
Rights of Children in Divorce Actions 286
On Bill No. 98 — second reading 339
On Bill No. 98— In Committee 353
On Privilege — Unanswered questions 372
On Bill No. 107— first reading 565
On Bill No. 4 — second reading 584
Re: C.S.V. Stuhl 920
On Bill No. 107— second reading 928
Removal of Chiefs from Collective Bargaining 929
Evaluation of Part I 929
Part II 931
Improvement in Fire Departments 931
Potential National Emergency 931
Grants to Fire Departments 932
Section 13 932
Pension Plan 932
Section 14 934
Training School for Firemen 934
Progress through House 1068
Deputation from mayors and reeves association 1068
Constitutional rights 1068
Municipal grants 1069
Firemen's Superannuation 1069
Modification of payment of subsidies 1070
Method of payment of subsidies 1070
National security 1070
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Extract from brief — Provincial Federation of Ontario Fire- fighters 1072
On Bill No. 108 — second reading 1096
Municipal autonomy 1096
Efficient policing required 1096
Agreements with municipalities 1097
Municipal subsidies 1097
Collective bargaining 1097
On Section 2 1092
To meet needs of Ontario 1098
Use of Provincial Police 1113
On Motion to consider Bill No. 135 1178
Suggestion motion out of order 1178
S Ruling out of order — sustained 1180
On Bill No. 108 — In Committee 1229
Policing of Municipalities 1230
Amendment to Section 26 1232
Point of Order — Cost of Policing 1235
Unionization of Civil Servants 1236
Hamilton steel strike 1251
Police in industrial disputes 1252
Industrial dispute in Windsor 1253
Section 48 — sub. sec. 1 1255
Provincial-Municipal Conferences 1257
Conduct of Provincial Police 1258
On Bill No. 23 — second reading 1369
On Bill No. 158 — second reading 1390
Butter subsidies impossible 1390
Public interest paramount 1391
Anonymous advertisements 1391
Supreme Court Judgment not final 1392
Newfoundland 1392
Protection of Farmers 1392
On Estimates of Department of Labour 1420
Officers under Labour Relations Act 1421
On Bill No. 137 — second reading 1442
Creation of K.C.'s 1442
On Bill No. 64 — second reading 1445
Proposed election Committee 1445
On Bill No. 178— first reading 1452
On Bill No. 171 — second reading 1453
Bonding — Regulations of 1453
On Bill No. 78— In Committee 1461
Pollution of streams 1462
On Bill No. 158— In Committee 1468
Method of procedure 1468
Colouring 1479
On Estimates, Department of Attorney-General 1485
Total of 1485
Salaries 1485
Printing 1486
Provincial Police 1486
Cost of living bonus 1487
Lord's Day Acts 1487
Fort William prosecution 1488
Bonuses — nature of 1493
Revision of Statutes 1493
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NAMES and CONSTITUENCIES SUBJECTS PAGES
Office of Public Trustee 1495
Auditor's fees 1496
Superannuation — progress of 1497
Fire losses 1497
Police Radio Communication System 1500
Constables' Salaries 1500
Qualifications for Constables
On Bill No. 178— second reading 1688
Hospitals not municipal 1688
Hospitals combined, private and public 1688
Hospitals — management of 1688
On Bill No. 172— In Committee 1725
Amendment to Sec. 16 1726
On Bill No. 23— In Committee 1728
On Bill No. 169— second reading 1889
Re Legislative power 1890
Re Newspaper feud 1891
Succession Duty Act, Sec. 4 1891
Business control perpetuated 1892
Accumulation of lands in Britain 1892
Trusteeship under Atkinson Will 1893
John Ross Robertson Will 1893
Millar Will 1893
Perpetuity not public policy 1894
Duties of Attorney-General 1895
Obligations of Provincial-Treasurer 1897
Time allowance 1897
On Bill No. 169— In Committee 2106
Perpetuity not desirable 2107
Re: "Forsythe Saga" 2112
Accumulated, undistributed profits 2117
On Bill No. 181— first reading 2124
On Bill No. 181— In Committee 2124
On Bill No. 170— second reading 2142
On Bill No. 169— third reading 2150
Amendment out of order 2150
Rule 49 2150
Objection to amendment withdrawn 2151
MR. J. G. BROWN (L Waterloo, North) :
On Speech from Throne 286
Congratulatory 286
Re C.C.F 287
Disciples of Woodsworth 287
Labour 287
40-hour week 287
Riding of Waterloo, North 288
Population of 288
Agriculture in 288
Industries in 289
Hydro 289
Fiscal Policies
Department of Lands and Forests 289
Branch of Game and Fisheries 289
Fines and penalties 289
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Department of Public Welfare 290
Old-age pensions 290
Department of Highways 290
Unsatisfied judgment claims 290
Gasoline tax 290
Department of Health 290
Hospital deficits 291
Cost of living 291
Meat-packing industry 291
Standards of living 292
On Bill No. 77 — In Committee 348
On Budget 622
Congratulatory 622
To Mr. Frost 622
Ontario Companies Act 622
Public Accounts — Ontario 622
Auditor's Report 623
Ontario Audit Act 624
Sinking Fund 624
Accounts Receivable 625
Statement of net worth 625
Consolidated Revenue Fund 625
Surpluses 626
Departmental Accounts 626
Government Grants 627
Extract from address — Fort William, 1946 627
Schedule of Losses 628
Misleading in composition 628
Erroneous in make-up 628
Potential Federal Tax Collection 629
Social Security — Deprived of 633
On Bill No. 107 — second reading 942
Municipal autonomy 943
Should be delaved 944
On Bill No. 115— In Committee 1028
On Bill No. 132— second reading 1079
On Bill No. 108— second reading 1109
On Bill No. 108— In Committee 1232
On Estimates, Department of Provincial Treasurer 1262
Irregularity of order reducing Ministers' salaries 1262
Dominion-Provincial Conference 1262
Penalties for lack of 1263
On Bill No. 139— second reading 1328
On Bill No. 158— In Committee 1481
Colouring 1481
On Estimates, Department of Attorney-General 1496
Auditor's fees 1497
Radio Communication System 1499
On Bill No. 168— In Committee 1702
Compulsory Insurance 1702
On Estimates, Department Lands and Forests 1752
Items in Vote should be reconciled 1752
Vote 104 1753
On Estimates, Department of Health 1823
Auxiliary Hospital 1 823
On Bill No. 169— second reading 1978
, Extract. Paul's Letter to Corinthians 1983
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NAMES and CONSTITUENCIES SUBJECTS PAGES
On Bill No. 169— In Committee 2115
Sec. 3, s.s. 1 2115
Sec. 3, s.s. 2 2115
Financial statements 2116
On Bill No. 83— second reading 2126
MR. C. G. GALDER (L London) :
On Bill No. 51— In Committee 192
Obedience to court orders 192
On Bill No. 58— In Committee 197
Delivery of Summons 197
On Bill No. 77— In Committee 347
On Bill No. 78— In Committee 350
On Speech from Throne 372
Congratulatory 372
Re: Riding of London 375
City of London 375
City of Toronto 375
Re: Liberal Party 375
Education — Department of 376
Report of Royal Commission 376
Royal Commission on Liquor Licences 577
Department of Lands and Forests 378
Forest Conservation 378
Education in Ontario 378
Higher education 378
University grants 378
University in Northern Ontario 378
Tuition Fees 379
Provincial Rights 379
Dominion-Provincial Relations 379
Underprivileged children 380
On Bill No. 137 — second reading 1441
Creation of K.C.'s 1441
British System 1442
On Bill No. 158— In Committee 1482
Colouring 1482
On Estimates, Department of Attorney-General 1486
Cost of living bonus 1486
On Estimates, Department of Education 1558
Item 11, Vote 36 1558
Item 11, Vote 41 1573
On Bill No. 172— In Committee 1724
On Estimates, Department of Reform Institutions 1777
On Estimates, Department of Health 1816
Rejection of Professional Nurses Act 1817
On Bill No. 169 — second reading 1961
On Bill No. 169— In Committee 2108
MR. B. L. GATHGART (PC Lambton, West):
On Speech from the Throne 465
Congratulatory 465
To Mr. Speaker and Deputy 465
To Mr. Foote 466
To Mr. Johnston (Parry Sound) 466
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NAMES and CONSTITUENCIES SUBJECTS PAGES
To the newspapers 473
To Mr. Blackwell 476
To Mr. Frost 476
Hydro 466
Condolence to the Cragg Family 466
Condolence to the Carrere Family 466
Riding of Lambton, West 467
Location of 467
Agriculture in 467
Oil and natural gas in 467
Salt in 467
Marine highway in 467
City of Sarnia 467
Highways in 468
Subsidies for 468
Steamship Lines 469
Population of Sarnia 469
Housing in 469
Wages in 469
Building expansion in 471
Industries in 471
Hydro cycle in 472
Labour conditions in 472
Educational grants in 469
Hospital grants 469
Hospital accommodations 470
Community Centres in 470
Summer resorts in 474
Tourist industry in 474
Department of Travel and Publicity 475
Department of Welfare 475
Department of Old-age Pensions 475
Physically incapacitated 475
Department of Municipal Affairs 475
Department of Reform Institutions 475
On Bill No. 4 — second reading 582
On Estimates, Department of Reform Institutions 1777
On Estimates, Department of Public Welfare 1799
HON. L. P. GEGILE (PC Minister of Travel and Publicity) :
On Bill No. 165 1398
Uniformity of Reports 1398
Regulation of information 1398
On Bill No. 166 1399
Tourist Camp Regulations 1399
On Estimates, Department of Travel and Publicity 1824
Statement concerning 1825
Activities of Department 1825
Report of Department tabled 1826
"News-Bulletin" 1827
Estimates agreed to 1828
HON. G. H. GHALLIES (PC Vice-Chairman, Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario) :
On Speech from the Throne 124
Congratulatory 124
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NAMES and CONSTITUENCIES SUBJECTS PAGES
Hydro 124
Condensed Report on 124
Criticism of 124
Supply Controls 125
Labour in 125
Materials for 126
Priorities 127
Developments of 130
Des Joachim . 130
Auguasabon 131
Drew Falls 131
Needs of 131
B.C. Situation 132
Southern Ontario Situation 133
Chats Falls 134
Burrett Chute 134
Heeley Falls 135
Power Shortage 135
Future of 135
St. Lawrence Development , 137
143
Computation of Estimates and Actual Expenditures 138
Rural 138
Fire at Des Joachim 184
Purchasing Department 236
On Privilege re Increase in Hydro Rates 444
On Bill No. 122— second reading 1025
Appointment of General Manager 1025
Annual Returns 1025
On Bill No. 122— In Committee 1128
Amendment to Sec. 5 1128
On Bill No. 161 — second reading 1609
MR. A. GHARTRAND (L Ottawa, East) :
On Bill No. 49— In Committee 190
Increase in judiciarv in larger centres 190
On Bill No. 60— In Committee 588
On Budget 873
Congratulatory — Mr. Speaker 873
Congratulatory — Mr. Foote 874
Congratulatory — Mr. Johnston 874
Congratulatory — Mr. Kennedy 874
Re Death of Mr. Reynolds 874
Old-age pensions 875
Hydro 876
Contracts for 876
Quebec deliveries 877
Blackouts 877
Changeover programme 878
St. Lawrence Development 878
Ottawa University Grant 878
Education 878
Public and Separate School Grants, Comparison of 878
Royal Commission on 879
Extract from Ottawa Citizen 878
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NAMES and CONSTITUENCIES SUBJECTS PAGES
Extract from Le Droit 881
Extract from Ottawa Citizen 881
National Unity 884
On Estimates, Department of Attorney-General 1493
Revisions of Statutes 1493
Superannuation — Progress of 1496
On Bill No. 169 — second reading 1994
MR. G. W. COX (L Fort William) :
On Speech from the Throne 150
Congratulatory 150
Riding of Fort William 151
Natural Resources in 151
Forest Fires 151
Exportation of Wood 152
Hydro 153
In Northern Ontario 153
Development in Nipigon 153
Stumpage Dues 154
Highways 155
Road Building in North 155
Steeprock Ore Development 214
Wild Game Slaughter 214
Wolf Bounties 214
Visit of House Committee to Northern Ontario 215
Hydro — Aguasabon Development 216
On Budget 742
Hydro 742
Aguasabon Development 742
Extract from statement — Mr. Moore 744
Joint Meeting — Port Arthur, Fort William Public
Utilities 745
Ministers' Salaries 750
On Bill No. 89— In Committee 799
On Bill No. 102— In Committee 806
On Bill No. 107— second reading 948
Endangering Municipal autonomy 948
Grants for fire departments 949
Request for delay 949
On Bill No. 36 — second reading 1321
Industrial diseases 1322
On Bill No. 139 — second reading 1327
On Bill No. 78— In Committee 1460
Labour situation at Head of the Lakes 1461
On Bill No. 158— In Committee 1481
Colouring 1481
On Estimates, Department of Highways 1532
Trans-Canada Highway 1532
Road Construction 1538
On Estimates, Department of Education 1568
Vote 39 1568
On Bill No. 161 — second reading 1608
Cost of Power 1608
On Bill No. 161— In Committee 1715
Canadian Investment in Steeprock 1717
Re-allocation of shares • 1/17
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NAME8 and CONSTITUENCIES SUBJECTS PAGES
On Estimates, Department of Lands and Forests 1736
Re: Dues 1736
Export licences 1737
Pulpwood cutting 1 743
Jack-pine and spruce 1743
Re: Budworms 1744
1755
Re: Research 1755
Re: Lac Seul Storage Dam Dominion Matter 1757
Re: Fire Losses 1758
HON. G. DALEY (PC Minister of Labour) :
Re: Paris Strike (Penmans) 18
Certification 18
Efforts of Department to Settle 19
Legal Strike 19
On Bill No. 39 — second reading 168
Interprovincially competitive 169
Interprovincial Committee 169
Re: Changes in Labour Code 185
On Speech from the Throne 264
Penman Strike 264
Labour Code 264
International Typographical Union Strike 264
Labour — Department of 265
Personnel of 265
Budget of 265
Labour Legislation 265
Labour situation in Windsor 265
Labour situation in Saskatchewan 266
Industrial Development 267
Australian Institute of Public Opinion 268
Hours of Work 268
Canning industry 268
Trucking industry 269
Vacations with pay 269
Minimum wages for women 270
Conciliation procedure 270
Swift Canadian 271
John Bertram Co 271
McKinnon Plant 271
Radio address "Labour Legislation" 272
Industrial "levelling-off" 272
On Bill No. 89 .' 324
Appointments to Parks Commission 325
Commission's Debt 326
Re: Hon. T. B. McQuesten 326
Greenhouses 326
Tunnel 326
Golf Course 327
Illumination 327
Restoration Historical Locations 327
Landscape Gardeners 327
On Privilege: Inspection under Factorv Act 711
On Bill No. 89— In Committee 802
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Re: Certification of Unions 970
On Bill No. 45 — second reading 1301
Percentage increased 1301
Waiting Time — remains 1301
On Bill No. 82 — second reading 1312
On Bill No. 84 — second reading 1315
On Bill No. 36 — second reading 1317
Labour-Management Conference 1318
On Bill No. 139 — second reading 1327
On Bill No. 162 — second reading 1394
Death Compensation 1394
Minimum for permanent disability 1394
Children's payments 1394
Percentage increases 1394
Maximum payments 1394
On Estimates, Department of Labour 1411
Cost of administration 1412
Value of construction 1412
Ontario Labour Relations Board 1412
Conciliation service 1412
Hours of work, vacations with pay, act 1412
Minimum old-age administration 1413
Boiler inspection 1413
Silicosis 1414
X-ray for silicosis 1414
Factory inspection 1414
Increased estimates 1414
Composite Inspection Board 1415
Advertising 1424
Industrial voting 1435
On Bill No. 41— second reading 2099
Bill unacceptable 2101
On Bill No. 83 — second reading 2126
Bill not acceptable 2127
On Bill No. 124 — second reading 2138
Bill not necessary 2140
MR. (Rev.) M. G. DA VIES (PC Mr. Speaker):
In appreciation 3
Re : Traditions 3
Duties of Speaker 3
Results of sittings 4
Loyalty 4
Re: Printing of Hansard 17
Re: Death of W. A. Rayfield, V.C 207
Re: Mailing of Parliamentary documents 245
Re: Death of Mr. Reynolds, M.P.P 813
MR. J. S. DEMPSEY (PC Renfrew, South) :
On Bill No. 77 — second reading 202
Clearance of logs 202
MR. W. DENNISON (GGF St. David) :
Re: Alleged Election irregularities 46
On Bill No. 77 — second reading 201
Re: Lake Nipigon 201
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NAMES and CONSTITUENCIES SUBJECTS PAGES
On Speech from the Throne 226
Changes in House 226
Use of word "Progressive" .. 227
Municipal Health Service Act 228
Re: Hydro 228
Rates of 228
Power consumption 228
Blackouts 228
1943 legislation 228
Repudiation of Contracts 229
235
Ottawa River Development 229
Re: Des Joachim 229
Past History of 230
Methods of operating 234
Campaign funds 234
Re : Beauharnois 234
Re : Abitibi 234
Threatened shortages 235
Change-over 236
Purchasing, Department of 236
Political interference in 237
On Estimates, Department of Agriculture 680
688
Departmental publications 680
Soil fertility and water pollution 688
Hydro — rural extension of. 700
On Bill No. 102— In Committee 806
On Bill No. 109— second reading 823
On Budget 890
Housing . 890
Regent Park Project 891
Commission on 897
Labour 898
Wage controls 898
Costs in farm machinery 901
Price Controls — lifting of 899
On Bill No. 119— second reading 1020
On Bill No. 134 — second reading 1042
Depletion of Pine 1043
On Bill No. 108— second reading 1101
Reports unread 1 103
On Privilege — National Anthem, Board of Education 1111
On Bill No. 122— In Committee 1127
Amendment to Sec. 4 1127
Re: Insurance of Hydro Employees 1128
On Bill No. 123— In Committee 1 131
Re: Minister's Salaries 1205
On Estimates, Department of the Provincial Treasurer 1205
On Bill No. 108— In Committee 1229
On Bill No. 139— second reading 1328
On Bill No. 23 — second reading 1367
Royal York Hotel 1367
Conference, Board of Control — Toronto Members 1368
On Bill No. 78— In Committee 1457
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Pollution of streams 1457
Spanish River 1457
Black Creek 1459
English law 1459
On Estimates, Department of Attorney-General 1497
Fire losses 1497
On Estimates, Department of Highways 1540
Insurance 1540
Unsatisfied Judgment Fund 1542
On Estimates, Department of Education 1573
Summer camps 1573
On Bill No. 179 — second reading 1691
1943 promise re milk 1691
Point 19 of 22 Points 1691
Expensive distribution 1691
Milk Committee report not implemented 1691
On Bill No. 168— In Committee 1701
Insurance savings 1701
On Estimates, Department of Lands and Forests 1746
Re: Forestry Branch 1746
Re: Pine growth 1746
Re: Tree planting 1747
Re: "The Farm Woodlot" 1747
Re: Cyclone destruction 1747
Not repaired 1748
On Estimates, Department of Reform Institutions 1778
On Estimates, Department of Public Welfare 1806
Old-age pensions 1806
Blind pensions 1806
On Estimates, Department of Health 1817
Municipal Health Services Act 1817
Not accepted by municipalities 1818
On Estimates, Department of Planning and Development 1833
Re: Regent Park project 1833
Immigration Branch 1835
Statement of percentage of birth increase in U.S. by decades 1837
On Bill No. 169 — second reading 1965
On Bill No. 169— In Committee 2108
On Bill No. 169— third reading 2150
Rule Book— page 61 2150
HON. G. H. DOUGETT (PC Minister of Highways and Minister of Public Works) :
On Bill No. 109— first reading 566
On Bill No. 109 — second reading 819
Highway subsidies 819
On Bill No. 119— second reading 1020
On Bill No. 120— second reading 1023
On Bill No. 121— second reading 1024
On Estimates, Department of Public Works 1278
General remarks 1278
Work for Department of Agriculture 1279
O.A.C 1279
Ontario Veterinary College 1279
Experimental Farm (Ridgetown) 1279
Agriculture School, Kemptville 1280
Experimental Station, Vineland 1280
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NAMES and CONSTITUENCIES SUBJECTS PAGES
Work for Attorney-General's Department 1280
Provincial Lock-ups, etc 1280
Provincial Police Transmitter Stations 1280
District Court Houses • 1280
Work for Department of Education 1281
School for Deaf— Belleville 1281
School for Blind— Brantford 1281
Provincial Institute of Mining — Haileybury 1281
Provincial Institute of Textiles — Hamilton 1281
Normal Schools 1281
Tuberculosis Division, Ontario Hospital, Woodstock 1282
List of projected works, 1949 1283
Work for Department of Reform Institutions 1283
Industrial Farm — Burwash 1284
Industrial Farm — Monteith 1284
Ontario Reformatory — Brampton 1284
Ontario Reformatory — Guelph 1284
Ontario Reformatory — Mimico 1284
Ontario Training Schools — Gait, Bowmanville and Cobourg .... 1284
Parliament Buildings — Toronto 1285
Ontario Savings Office 1285
Buildings — Toronto 1285
Drainage and Engineering Works 1286
Gallery Seats 1289
Committee Rooms' Acoustics 1289
999 Queen St. W., Toronto— sale of 1290
Office facilities for Members 1291
East Block extension 1294
Conservation authorities 1296
Letter to Dominion Government 1296
Letter from Dominion Government in reply 1297
On Bill No. 175— second reading 1455
Definition of "Motor Vehicles" 1455
Vehicle lighting 1455
Rear signs 1455
Amendments to Unsatisfied Judgments Fund Bill 1455
On Estimates, Department of Highways 1529
Queen Elizabeth Highway 1529
Statutory columns 1530
Trans-Canada Highway 1532
1535
Link — Niagara Falls — Fort Erie 1533
Gas Stations — Queen Elizabeth Highway 1533
Burlington cut-off 1533
Northern Development 1534
1540
King's Highways 1535
Road paralleling Welland Canal 1535
Hamilton Outlet 1536
Road appropriations 1536
Road building 1538
Road construction 1538
Compulsory Insurance 1543
Unsatisfied Judgment Fund 1545
Licence Suspensions 1546
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On Bill No. 167— In Committee 1700
Amendment to Sec. 20, s.s. 3 1700
Amendment to Sec. 21, s.s. 1 1700
Amendment to Sec. 24, s.s. 8 1700
Protection of school busses 1700
On Bill No. 168— In Committee 1701
Amendment to Sec. 2 1701
Insurance Savings — "Bunk" 1702
Compulsory Insurance 1702
Amendment to Sec. 11, s.s. 3 1703
Amendment to Sec. 12 1703
Amendment to Sec. 15, s.s. 8 1703
MR. J. L. DOWLING (CCF Hamilton, East) :
On Speech from the Throne 479
Congratulatory 480
To Mr. Speaker 480
Liquor 480
Housing . 480
Labour Code 480
Requisites for application to Labour Board 481
Industrial voting 481
Conciliation procedure 481
National Steel Car Strike 482
Wellandvale Strike 482
Workmen's Compensation Board 483
Public Welfare 486
Hydro 486
Resolution U.S.W.A. 2901 486
On Bill No. 82 — second reading 1311
Increase in compensation desired 1312
On Bill No. 84 — second reading 1316
Waiting period 1316
Costs of Silicosis tests 1324
On Bill No. 83 — second reading 2129
HON. G. H. DUNBAR (PC Minister of Reform Institutions and Minister of Municipal Affairs) :
Motion to appoint a Committee on Privileges and Elections 91
On Bill No. 38 — second reading 167
Lowering of age for release 167
Mercer Reformatory — Superintendent 168
On Estimates, Department of Municipal Affairs 1150
Review, Department activities 1150
Re : Steeprock 1158
Re: Representation in Board 1158
Re: Cobalt situation 1160
Municipal-Provincial Conferences 1166
Mining Tax 1 166
Assessments 1167
On Bill No. 158— second reading 1389
Colouring 1389
On Bill No. 137— second reading 1439
On Bill No. 179— second reading 1692
On Bill No. 23— In Committee 1729
On Estimates, Department of Reform Institutions 1761
Activities of Department 1761
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Rehabilitation — prime object 1761
More institutions needed 1761
Education in J 762
After care J762
Selection and training of staff 1762
Dispensing with county and district jails 1762
Re: Guelph Reformatory 1762
1763
Re: Burwash Reformatory 1762
1763
Re: Mimico Reformatory 1762
Re: Neys Plant 1763
1770
Re: Brampton Reformatory 1763
Re: Mercer Reformatory 1767
Juvenile Training Schools 1768
Bowmanville 1768
Gait 1768
Cobourg 1769
Board of Parole 1770
Personnel of 1770
Report of Department of National Health and Welfare on
physical education in gaols and reformatories 1770
Monteith School 1770
Rideau 1771
Burtch 1771
On Privilege: Article, Toronto Daily Star, April 6, 1949 2105
MR. J. L. EASTON (GGF Wentworth) :
On Bill No. 89 328
On Speech from the Throne 360
Congratulatory 360
Condolences 360
Re: Riding of Wentworth 360
Fruits and vegetables in 360
Rates of trees to land 360
Water shortage 361
Highway development 361
Burlington Beach 361
Bascule Bridge 361
Tourist Industry in 362
Soil erosion in 362
Industrial Development in 362
Relief — if necessary 362
Housing 363
Ontario Labour Code 363
Grants to Community Centres 363
On Bill No. 108— second reading 1099
Re : sanctions 1099
Extract from address — Hon. Mr. Claxton 1100
Should be municipally controlled 1100
On Bill No. 108— In Committee 1242
On Estimates, Department of Highways 1528
Queen Elizabeth Highway 1528
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On Estimates, Department of Public Welfare 1793
Item 15, Vote 152 1793
On Estimates, Department of Health 1818
Hamilton Hospital extension 1818
Hamilton Cancer Clinic 1818
On Bill No. 169— second reading 2006
MR. G. B. ELLIS (CGF Essex, North) :
On Speech from the Throne 144
Congratulatory 144
Tourists 144
Old-age pensions 145
Unemployment 145
Labour legislation 146
Housing 147
Rent Controls 147
Real Estate Taxation 148
Education 148
Pensioned teachers 148
Health Grants 149
Blue Cross 149
Windsor Hospital 149
Municipalities 150
Social Welfare 150
On Bill No. 52— In Committee 193
Witness fees to police 193
Increase in fees 194
Expert witness fees 194
On Bill No. 90 331
On Bill No. 107— second reading 949
Endangering municipal autonomy 950
"Half-baked" legislation 950
Government should assume part of costs 951
"Frigging around" 951
On Bill No. 117— In Committee 1051
Assessment of Railway 1051
On Bill No. 110— In Committee 1057
On Estimates, Department of Municipal Affairs 1157
On Estimates, Department of Mines 1409
Natural gas 1409
On Estimates, Department of Highways 1536
Road appropriations 1536
On Bill No. 178— second reading 1689
Enquiry necessary 1689
MR. L. F. K. FELL (GGF Parkdale) :
On Speech from the Throne 430
Congratulatory 430
To Mr. Speaker 430
To Mr. Foote 430
To Mr. Johnston (Parry Sound) 430
To Mr. Kennedy 431
Housing 431
From Veterans point of view 431
Re: enlistments 432
Re: promises made to Veterans 432
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Ontario Government evading responsibility for 433
Problems of — facing returned Veterans 433
Stock yards 435
Wages at 435
1947 strike in 435
Labour Code 436
Industrial voting 437
Governmental vision lacking 437
Statement by Thos. Payne 437
On Budget 904
Re: Death, Mr. Reynolds 904
Re: 999 Queen St. W., Toronto 904
Extracts from article, Evening Telegram 905
Re: New Toronto Hospital 906
More hospitals required 907
Labour problems in 908
Wages in 908
On Estimates, Provincial Treasurer 1276
Class of pictures 1276
On Bill No. 139 — second reading 1325
Compensation required 1436
Sec. 101, s.s. 3 1326
On Estimates, Department of Labour 1433
Industrial voting 1433
Certification of Unions 1436
On Estimates, Department of Attorney-General 1507
On Estimates, Department of Provincial Secretary 1507
Civil Service 1507
Civil Service Commission 1508
On Estimates, Department of Education 1596
Vote 51 1596
On Estimates, Department of Public Welfare 1793
Item 6, Vote 152 1793
On Estimates, Department of Health 1819
Venereal Disease Control 1819
On Bill No. 169— second reading 2070
MR. J. W. FOOTE (PC Durham) :
On Speech from the Throne 23
Motion to adopt 23
General discussion on 23
Birth of Prince Charles 23
Condolences re C. W. Cragg 23
Condolences re Johnny Carrere 23
Felicitations to Mr. Speaker 24
Felicitations to Mr. Kennedy 24
Felicitations to Miss Macphail 25
Re: Progressive legislation 25
Re: Tax relief 25
Hospital grants 25
Educational grants 25
Reform Institutions 26
Teachers' Superannuation 26
Teaching of Music 26
Department of Planning and Development 28
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Hydro 28
Baby Bonus 28
On Budget 972
General , 972
Municipal Grants 973
Fire Department Act, Bill No. 107 974
Education 974
Trade Schools 975
Health 975
Welfare 975
Old-age pensions 976
Liquor legislation 976
On Estimates, Department of Public Welfare 1808
Old-age pensions 1808
Increase in Estimates 1809
MR. T. K. FOSTER (L Bruce) :
Congratulatory 447
To Mr. Speaker 447
To Mr. Kennedy 447
To Mr. Foote 447
To Mr. Johnston (Parry Sound) 447
To Miss Macphail 447
Riding of Bruce 448
Agriculture in 448
Education in 449
Dairy Industry in 449
Fishing in 450
Reforestation in 450
Hydro 452
On Bill No. 169 — second reading 2055
HON. LESLIE M. FROST (PC Treasurer and Minister of Mines) :
An amendment to motion to appoint a Committee on Privileges and
Elections 85
On Bill No. 86 320
On Bill No. 87 321
On Bill No. 88 323
On Privileges — Unanswered Questions 370
On Budget 543
General 543
Dominion Provincial Relations 543
Provincial Taxing Powers 547
Rising Trends 548
Provincial Debt 551
Ways and Means 554
Housing programme 554
Agriculture 555
Highways 555
Health and Welfare 556
Natural Resources 557
Education 557
Ontario Municipalities 558
Public Investment 561
Management of Funded Debt 562
Budget forecast 1949-1950 563
Presentation of Budget 543
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On Bill No. 117— first reading 594
On Bill No. 116 — second reading 788
Athletic Commission Act 788
On Budget — closing debate 1003
Re: "Old Man Ontario" 1004
General remarks 1004
Increase in Estimates 1005
Request for Health Insurance 1005
Request for Mother Allowances 1006
Request for low-rental housing 1006
Request for milk subsidies 1006
Old-age pensions 1007
Re: C.C.F. amendment 1013
Hospitalization Scheme 1013
Estimates, Office of the Lt.-Governor 1015
On Bill No. 86— In Committee 1048
Mines Committee 1048
On Bill No. 117— In Committee 1050
History of Railway 1050
Eventual ownership by City of Windsor 1050
Hydro radials 1050
Debenture cancelled 1051
On Estimates, Department of Municipal Affairs 1156
Municipal Benefits 1157
On Privilege — re Dominion Budget 1175
Corporation taxes 1 1 75
Dominion Tax Statistics 1176
On Estimates, Department of Provincial Treasurer 1183
Re: Ministers' Salaries 1183
Voluntary reduction 1 187
Salaries of Mr. Speaker and Leader of Opposition 1187
On Bill No. 161— first reading 1213
Re: Steeprock Development Act, 1942 or 1943 1214
Since River Development, Rights 1214
H.E.P. Commission at Steeprock 1214
On Estimates, Department of Provincial Treasurer 1261
Motion Picture Censorship 1264
1266
Theatre Inspections 1269
16 Mil. Film Censorship 1269
Monopoly in 1269
Permanent Censor Panel 1272
Class of pictures 1275
On Bill No. 169 — first reading 1335
Charitable Gifts essential 1335
Charitable Gifts, excerpt from Succession duties 1336
Foundations — general 1336
Disposal of Interests 1338
Disposal of Interests in excess of 10 per cent 1338
Disposal of Capital Stock 1338
On Estimates, Department of Mines 1400
Mines Committee 1400
Broadcasts 1401
1404
Mine production 1401
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Mining municipalities 1401
Revenues stabilized 1401
Research Council 1402
Geological Branch 1402
Magnatometer surveys ; 1402
Iron Ore Ranges 1402
Water tables 1402
Cobalt area 1402
Oil and natural gas 1403
1409 1411
Sulphur fumes arbitration 1411
On Bill No. 137— second reading 1438
On Department of Education 1586
On Bill No. 161 — second reading 1602
Purpose of Bill 1602
History of Steeprock 1603
Letter to Mr. Hearve, December 7, 1948 1603
On Bill No. 169 — second reading 1619
Succession duty exemptions 1619
Charitable trusts protection 1619
Ontario Succession Duty Act 1620
Charity interested 1620
Trustees and Executors 1620
Charitable Trusts operating businesses 1621
Trust instruments regulated 1621
Retro-activity 1621
Provisions of Bill 1622
Atkinson Foundation 1622
Extract from Atkinson Will 1623
Paragraph XII 1623
Object to assist charities 1624
Alterations in Bill 1624
Tax contributions 1625
Charity not subverted .*. 1626
Three important points 1627
Political orations 2089
No discrimination policy 2089
2090
Two clinical cases 2090
Atkinson Foundation . 2090
Mason Foundation 2090
Principal is right 2091
Re statement W. E. Miller, K.C 2091
Bill not retroactive 2091
Effect of Tax Legislation on Wills 2092
Mortmain Act— 1909 2092
Department Relief Act, 1948 2092
Statement by Sir Wm. Harcourt 2093
Proposed amendments 2093
Extension of time 2093
Filing of balance sheets 2094
Conference, Trustees and Public Trustee 2094
Trustees not barred 2095
On Bill No. 169— In Committee 2107
2119
On Bill No. 161— In Committee 1708
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Power deliveries 1708
Amounts paid 1709
Cost of power 1709
Development of resources 1710
Dominion subsidies 1710
Use of machinery 1711
Freeing assets 1713
Canadian comparison to R.F.C 1714
Re-allocation of shares 1718
Reference to Mining Committee 1721
On Estimates, Office of Premier 1778
Congratulations to Mr. Nixon 1784
MR. W. S. GEMMELL (PC Sudbury) :
On Budget 736
Condolence re Mr. Cragg and Mr. Carrere 736
Riding of Sudbury 736
Scenic attractions in 736
Racial groups in 737
Hydro 737
Aguasabon project 737
Extract from Fort William Times Journal 737
Extract from Port Arthur News Chronicle 738
Re: Hon. Chas. McCrae 738
Railways in 739
Natural Resources in 739
i Mining 739
Nickle-Copper 739
Gold 740
Iron-ore 740
Lumbering in 741
Fire protection 741
Tourist industry in 741
Forestry School in 741
On Bill No. 1 10 — second reading 839
On Estimates, Department of Municipal Affairs 1159
Re: Mining Tax Act 1159
Sudbury amounts fair 1161
On Estimates, Department of Highways 1536
Highway No. 17 1536
On Estimates, Department of Lands and Forests 1760
Timber resources 1760
On Estimates, Department of Public Welfare 1798
Grants to Children's Aid Societies 1798
Extract, letter, Sudbury District Societies 1798
Re: Old-age pensions 1803
On Bill No. 169 — second reading 1959
HON. W. A. GOODFELLOW (PC Minister of Public Welfare):
On Bill No. 110— first reading 567
On Bill No. Ill — first reading 568
On Bill No. 110 — second reading 835
On Bill No. Ill — second reading 840
On Bill No. 110 — In Committee „ 1054
1057
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On Bill No. 158— first reading 1174
History of Federal Act 1174
Re : Colouring 1 1 75
Regulation of Manufacture and Sale 1175
On Bill No. 158— second reading 1343
1393
Manufacture and sale 1371
Dominion Act, ultra vires 1371
Colouring 1371
Campaign to have colouring 1372
Effect on butter producers 1372
Uniform regulations desirable 1372
Class discrimination 1393
On Bill No. 158— In Committee 1467
Amendment to Sec. 2 s.s. "a" 1467
Amendment to Sec. 5 1467
Colouring 1476
Amendment to Sec. 6 1484
Amendment to Sec. 7 1484
On Bill No. 179— second reading 1689
Amendments necessary 1689
New agreements difficult 1689
Re: Sec. 5 1689
On Estimates, Department of Public Welfare 1786
Activities of Department 1786
Numerous branches of 1787
Each important 1787
Private organization retained 1787
Legislation for 1787
Old-age pensions — increase in 1788
1803
Item 5, Vote 152 1790
Grants made directly 1791
Item 6, Vote 152 1793
Item 15, Vote 152 1793
Combination of M.O.H. and Department of Public Welfare .... 1797
Aid to Children's Aid Societies 1798
Vote 156 1800
Old-age Pension Boards 1807
Mothers' Allowance Boards 1807
MR. G. T. GORDON (L Brantford) :
On Speech from the Throne 489
Congratulatory 489
To Mr. Speaker 489
Riding of Brantford 489
Housing in 489
Hydro in 489
Shortage of 489
Purification of water in 489
Fluorination of water 490
Liquor traffic 491
Extract from speech, Dr. Pierre Gauthier 491
Temperance Education 491
On Bill No. 169— second reading 2057
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HON. W. GRIESINGER (PC Minister without Portfolio):
On Bill No. 117— In Committee 1052
On Bill No. 170— second reading 2146
MR. W. J. GRUMMETT (CCF Cochrane, South) :
On Amendment to resolution re Select Committee on Privileges and
Elections •••• 41
On amendment to motion to appoint a Committee on Privileges and
Elections 85
On Bill No. 37 — second reading 165
On Bill No. 50 — second reading 172
Unsatisfactory condition 172
Conflict of interest 172
On Estimates, Department of Agriculture 691
Weed control 691
Assistance to Agriculture, Northern Ontario 695
On Bill No. 110 — second reading 836
On Bill No. 86— In Committee 1049
Meeting of prospectors with Committee 1049
On Bill No. 110— In Committee 1056
On Estimates, Department of Lands and Forests 1752
Item 7, Vote 104 1752
On Bill No. 169— second reading 1992
On Bill No. 169— In Committee 2107
Sec. 2, s.s. 1 2107
MR. S. L. HALL (PC Halton) :
On Speech from the Throne 390
Congratulatory 390
Riding of Halton 390
Old-age pensions 391
"Iron Curtain" 391
On Budget 902
Implementing promises 903
Homes for the aged 903
McMaster University grant 903
Succession Duties — reduction in 903
Children's Aid 903
Educational grants 903
Housing 903
Hydro 903
On Bill No. 45 — second reading 1306
Workmen's Compensation Board 1307
MR. W. E. WELLINGTON (PC Wellington, South):
On Bill No. A — second reading 581
On Bill No. 132— second reading 1080
On Bill No. 45— second reading 1310
Percentage raised 1310
Waiting time 1311
On Bill No. 169— second reading 1670
Newspaper competition 1670
MR. G. I. HARVEY (CCF Sault Ste. Marie) :
On Speech from the Throne 399
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Congratulatory 399
To Mr. Speaker 399
Interprovincial-Federal Conference 399
Trans-Canada Highway 399
Riding of Sault Ste. Marie 399
Highways in 400
Lack of hospital facilities 400
Potentialities in Soo area 400
Transportation facilities 400
Iron and steel industry 400
Gold Mines 400
Uranium deposits 400
Defense purposes 401
Homes for the aged 401
Juvenile and adult delinquency 401
Caused by repudiation of responsibilities 401
Cure by education 402
403
Community centres not sufficient 402
Slum conditions in England 402
Change in newspaper attitude — toward 403
Change in education needed 404
New set of moral laws required 404
Co-operation living together 404
Teaching of wider cultural values 405
On Bill No. 108— In Committee 1242
On Estimates, Department of Highways 1534
Northern Development 1534
On Bill No. 169— second reading 2079
On Bill No. 169— In Committee 2111
MR. W. L. HOUGK (L Niagara Falls):
On Privilege: Fire at Des Joachims 184
On Speech from the Throne 238
Congratulatory 238
Potential Leaders of Progressive Conservative Party 239
Highways 240
Hon. T. B. McQuesten 241
Niagara Parks Commission — personnel of 241
Report of Education Committee 242
Tourists 248
Hydro 248
Chairman of Commission 248
Engineers of 249
Des Joachim Development 249
Cost of power 250
Shortage of power x 251
Priorities 251
Extent of 252
New developments 252
St. Lawrence development 253
Suggestions to: Keep free from Politics 253
Survey for future 253
Expansion of hydro 254
Re: City of Niagara Falls 254
On Bill No. 89 325
328
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Commission Personnel 328
Gardeners' School 328
Illumination 328
Princess Elizabeth Building 328
Golf Course 328
On Estimates, Department of Agriculture 701
Hydro — rural extension of 701
On Privilege : 710
Membership of Niagara Park Commission 710
On Bill No. 89— In Committee 745
On Bill No. 158— second reading 1381
"Substitute" should not be used 1381
Re: Parkay Margarine ».« 1381
On Bill No. 165 — second reading 1398
Tourists — Bootlegging system of 1398
Tourist homes , 1398
Taxi drivers 1398
On Estimates, Department of Highways 1530
Engineers' salaries 1500
Link — Niagara Falls — Fort Erie 1532
Gas Stations — Queen Elizabeth Highway 1533
Burlington cut-off 1533
On Estimates — Department of Public Welfare 1807
Old-age pensions Boards 1807
Mothers' Allowances Boards 1807
On Privilege — Daylight saving time 1853
On Bill No. 169— second reading 2029
On Bill No. 169— In Committee 2111
MR. S. J. HUNT (PC Renfrew, North) :
On Speech from the Throne 303
Congratulatory 303
Re: Riding of Renfrew North 304
Education in 304
Community centre grants 305
Whitney — Schools in 305
Teachers' Superannuation 306
Hydro in 306
Stewartville Development 306
Cheneaux Development 306
Des Joachim Development 306
Available sites in 307
Services of 307
Highways in 308
Subsidies for 308
Road development 309
Agriculture in 309
Soup peas 309
Registered seed 309
Department of Lands and Forests 310
Lumbering in Renfrew North 310
Need for bridge across Ottawa River 310
On Bill No. 179— second reading 1694
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MR. T. H. ISLEY (GGF Waterloo, South) :
On Speech from the Throne 491
Congratulatory 491
To Mr. Speaker 491
To Mr. Foote 491
To Mr. Johnston (Parry Sound) 491
Agriculture 491
Remarks by Mr. Kennedy February 22, 1949 493
Hog subsidy 493
Brief, Federation of Agriculture 493
Quebec Legislation — Chapter 113 493
Quebec Legislation — Chapter 114 494
Milk production 494
Milk Board 495
Suggested improvements 496
Housing 497
Old-age pensions 497
On Estimates, Department of Agriculture 697
Agriculture Scholarships 697
On Bill No. 36 — second reading 1316
Chest X-rays 1316
Silicosis 1317
On Bill No. 158 — second reading 1386
Re : regulating 1386
Effect on dairy industry 1386
Cheap bread spreads 1386
MR. A. JOHNSTON (PC Parry Sound) :
Condolence re C. W. Cragg 29
Condolence re "Johnny" Carrere 30
On Speech from Throne 30
Seconding motion to adopt 31
MR. E. B. JOLLIFFE (GGF Leader of the Opposition) :
Condolence — re C. W. Cragg 10
Condolence re "Johnny" Carrere 10
Re: Mr. Kennedy 1 1
On Privilege re speeding charge 17
Re: Paris Strike (Penmans) 18
Re: Notice for Introduction of Bills 21
On Point of Order— Re Rule 55 36
Re: Order Paper 36
Re: Revision of Rules 37
Re: Alleged Election Irregularities 45
On Speech from the Throne 55
Congratulatory to Mr. Speaker 55
Congratulatory to Mr. Foote 56
Congratulatory to Mr. Johnston 56
Re: Candidate for Leadership 46
Re: Activities of Committee 57
Re: Debate on Speech from the Throne 47
Re: Election Law 58
Re: Civil Servants 58
Re: Commissions in Speech from the Throne 59
Re: Newfoundland 59
Re: Hydro 59
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Rc: Tax Burden • 60
Re: Retrenchment 61
Re: Price Controls 61
Re : Agriculture 61
Brief — Ontario Federation of Agriculture 62
Hog Subsidies 62
Re: Provincial-Municipal Conference 65
Re: Housing 65
Re: Pending Evictions 67
Re: Rent Controls 67
Re: DominionProvincial Relations 69
Re : Amendment to motion . 71
Re: Motion to amend report of Committee on Privileges and Elections 86
95
On Bill No. 37 — second reading 166
Government Supervision 166
Selection of projects 166
On Bill No. 49 — second reading 170
On Bill No. 50 — second reading 171
Present conditions unsatisfactory 171
Conflict of interests 171
On Bill No. 54 — second reading 175
Increase in judiciary 175
On Bill No. 37— In Committee 185
On Bill No. 49— In Committee 190
Increase in judiciary 190
On Bill No. 57— In Committee 196
On Bill No. 77 — second reading 200
Plant at western entrance to Toronto 200
On Bill No. 77 — second reading 201
Deterioration of Dams 201
On Privilege: St. George Election 246
On Committee on Art 317
On Bill No. 91 — second reading 333
On Bill No. 93 — second reading 335
On Bill No. 95— In Committee 352
On Bill No. 98— In Committee 355
357
On Bill No. A — second reading 582
On Bill No. 66— In Committee 589
On Estimates, Department of Agriculture 668
Hog Subsidy 668
673
Cheese subsidy 668
Agriculture Enquiry Commission 673
Agriculture Research 691
Milk Control Act 693
Ontario Veterinary College 698
On Bill No. 116 — second reading 790
On Bill No. 89— In Committee 802
On Death of Mr. Reynolds 814
On Bill No. 109 — second reading 832
On Bill No. 107 — second reading 934
Letter from O.M.A.: A.O.M. & R 935
Training School for Firemen 937
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Requests by Municipalities to delay 939
Extract from Evening Telegram, March 16,1949 940
Centenary of Baldwin Act 942
Infringement on Municipal Autonomy 942
On Budget 987
C.C.F. Programme 987
Farming technique — improvements in 987
Buoyant Revenues 988
Government and Tax Collector 988
Municipal Grants 989
1000
Highway Expenditures 990
Highway Improvement Act 991
Agricultural Grants 991
Education 991
University Costs 991
Statement of President of University of Western Ontario 992
Comparison — British and Canadian standards 993
University Grants 994
Royal Commission on 1003
Hospital grants 999
Health services 999
Costs of 1001
On Bill No. 132— second reading 1085
Superannuation should be retroactive 1085
Re "Lobbying" 1085
On Bill No. 108— second reading 1109
Use of Provincial Police 1114
On Bill No. 126 — second reading 1122
Furnishing statistics 1 122
Re Racial Origin 1122
On Estimates, Department of Municipal Affairs 1155
On Motion to consider Bill 135 1178
Discussion on motion out of order 1178
Ruling out of order sustained 1180
Re: Discussion on Points of Order 1181
Re: Ministers' Salaries 1190
On Bill No. 108— In Committee 1238
1245 1255 1256
On Estimates. Department of Public Welfare 1290
Other facilities for Members 1290
On Bill No. 82 — second reading 1313
On Bill 158 — second reading 1373
Uniform standards 1373
C.C.F. resolution 1373
Distribution through Crown Corporation 1374
Effect on Dairy industry 1374
Manufacture and sale regulated 1375
On Bill No. 166 — second reading 1399
Minister should explain 1399
On Estimates, Department of Mines 1404
Broadcasts 1404
Civil servants should not broadcast 1404
On Estimates, Department of Labour 1417
Offences under Labour Relations Act 1417
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On Bill No. 137 — second reading 1441
Creation of King's Counsel 1440
British system 1441
On Bill No. 78 — In Committee 1461
On Bill No. 158— In Committee 1465
Method of procedure 1469
Ingredients should be shown 1483
On Estimates, Provincial Secretary's Department 1513
Estimates should be broken down 1513
Office of Leader of Opposition 1516
Stationery 1517
On Estimates, Department of Highways 1530
Statutory columns 1530
Road building 1537
Licence suspensions 1546
Government programme 1587
On Bill No. 169 — second reading 1627
Extract, Brockville Recorder and Times 1628
Newspaper re-action 1629
Purpose of Bill 1630
Extract, Globe and Mail, March 28, 1949 1631
Operation of Toronto Star 1633
Distribution of shares 1634
Extract, Dr. Cheshire's "Modern Real Property" 1635
Extract Statutes 1800, Chap. 98 1635
Not retroactive 1636
Necessity for Bill 1636
Necessity for retroactive legislation 1637
Will not challenged in courts 1637
Extract Wills "Constitutional Law of U.S." 1638
Extract Public Trustees Act, Chap. 166, R.S.O. Sec. 5 1638
Extract Chartered Accounting Act, R.S.O. 1937, Chap. 167 1639
Extract Time 1640
Extract Char. Ace. Act., Sec. 1, s.s. 1 1640
Extract Char. Ace. Act., Sec. 1, s.s. 2 '. 1640
Extract Char. Ace. Act., Sec. 4 1640
Extract Char. Ace. Act., Sec. 5 1641
Extract Char. Ace. Act., Sec. 6, s.s. 4 1641
Extract Institutions Act 1641
Extract Public Hospitals Act 1642
Toronto Star tax payments 1642
Functions of Government 1643
Quebec Succession Duty Act — Bill No. 49 , 1644
Extract from Sec. 13 1644
Extract from Sec. 18 1644
Wallis vs. Sol. Gen'l for New Zealand 1645
Extract from report by Lord MacNaughton, p. 181, 1903
appeal cases 1646
Extract from Halsburys Laws of England, Vol. 25, p. 78 1646
Will of John Ross Robertson 1648
Extract from par. 15 1648
Extract from par. 16 1648
Extract from par. 17 1649
Extract from par. 18 1650
Extract from par. 19 1650
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Extract from par. 21 1650
Extract from par. 22 1651
Extract from par. 23 1652
Extract from par. 24 1652
Extract from par. 25 1652
Extract from par. 26 1652
Will of Atkinson 1654
Extract from par. 12 1655
Extract from par. 13 1657
Extract from par. 14 1657
Self-perpetuating Boards 1661
Freedom of the Press 1663
1673 1676
Reduction in number of newspapers 1665
Newspaper Charities 1665
Newspaper competition 1667
British Royal Commission on Publishing field 1669
Place for Charitable Foundations 1671
Extract from No. 19 United Nations Charter of Human Rights 1673 Extract from judgment, Sir Lyman Duff — Canada Law
Reports, 1938, p. 132 1674
Extract from judgment, Lord Wright, James vs. Commonwealth 1675
Extract from judgment, Judicial Committee, Great West Saddlery Co.
vs. The King 1675
Extract from the British North America Act, Sec. 120 1676
Alberta "Press-gaglaw" : 1676
Extract judgment, Justice Cannon 1676
Bill No. 9 (Alberta) Sec. 3 1677
Sec. 4 1677
Sec. 5 1677
Sec. 7 1677
Extract from Criminal Code — Justice Cannon 1678
On Estimates, Department of Lands and Forests 1741
Nurseries 1741
Use of treated seed 1742
Congratulations to Mr. Nixon 1784
On Bill No. 169 (continued) second reading 1855
Extract from Ottawa Journal 1855
Extract from Sudbury Star, April 2, 1949 1858
Re "Filibuster" 1862
No mention in Throne Speech 1862
General criticism of Bill 1863
Purpose of Atkinson Will 1865
Competition between Star and Telegram 1866
Other foundations 1869
Statement by National Trust Co 1872
Letter from Dr. H. M. Cassidy 1877
Extract from "American Foundation for Social Welfare" —
S. M. Harrison 1881
Bill does nothing 1884
Political responsibility for Bill 1888
Extract from "The Makers of Canada" 1889
Re "Colonial Advocate" 1889
On Privilege: Newspaper editorial Globe and Mail 2037
Not employed by the Star 2037
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Re Succession Duties 2038
Authorship of speeches • 2038
Doctrine of C.C.F 2038
"Secret Police Charges" 2039
On Bill No. 169— In Committee 2106
2112 2117 2122
On Bill No. 169— third reading 2149
Amendment to 2149
Amendment in order 2150
Journals of 1898 2150
HON. R. T. KELLEY (PC Minister of Health) :
On Bill No. 90 331
Dominion Grant 331
Hospital Aid 332
On Bill No. 93 333
On Bill No. 90— In Committee 844
Amendments to 844
On Bill 173— first reading 1340
Alcoholics Anonymous 1340
On Estimates, Department of Health 1810
Mental Hospitals 1810
Tuberculosis Department 1810
Hospital Grants 1811
Nurses 1811
Paraplegics 1811
Cancer 1811
Grants for 1812
Proposed Heart Clinic 1812
Federal Grants 1813
Professional Nurses Act 1817
1818
Municipal Health Service Act 1818
Tuberculosis Clinics 1821
Auxiliary Hospital 1823
HON. T. L. KENNEDY (PC President of the Council and Minister of Agriculture) :
Motion to Elect Speaker , 3
Felicitation to Mr. Speaker 9
Condolences on death of C. W. Cragg 10
Condolences on death of "Johnny Carrere" 10
Alleged Election Irregularities 47
On Speech from Throne 71
Congratulatory to Mr. Speaker 71
Congratulatory to Mr. Foote 71
Congratulatory to Mr. Johnston 71
Congratulatory to Mr. Oliver 71
Congratulatory to Mr. Nixon 71
Congratulatory to Miss Macphail 71
Records exceeded by government 72
Re : Hydro „ 72
Salaries to Senior Civil Servants 73
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Agriculture 73
Ontario Federation of Agriculture 73
Newfoundland 73
Debates on Speech from the Throne 73
Governments' Actions 74
Department of Travel and Publicity 74
Department of Reform Institutions 74
Department of Planning and Development 74
Air Immigration 75
Department of Health 75
Old-age pensions 75
Unemployment Relief 75
Department of Labour 76
Department of Provincial Treasurer 76
Department of Highways 76
On Resolution re Community Halls 159
On Resolution re Warble Fly 160
On Bill No. 37 — second reading 160
Community Halls — historical 161
Athletic Fields 161
Rinks 161
On Bill No. 37— In Committee 186
On Committee on Art 347
On Bill No. 60— In Committee 588
On Estimates, Department of Agriculture 664
Ministers' Salaries 664
Illness in Department 664
Loyalty of Employees 665
Vocational Education 665
O.A.C 665
Livestock 666
T.B. Tests 666
Artificial breeding 666
Hog Subsidy 666
Junior Farmers 666
Central Mortgage Scheme 666
Research and Extension 667
Marketing Department 668
Cheese Subsidy 668
Agriculture Enquiry Commission 673
On Death of Mr. Reynolds 813
On Bill No. 124 — second reading 2142
Read 60 days hence 2142
Resolution No. 4 — Mr. Oliver 2153
Addition to 2154
On Budget 725
Brief from Jail Guards 725
Old-age pensions 728
Parents' Maintenance Act 732
Institute for the Blind 735
On Bill No. 169— second reading 2058
MR. G. H. MILLARD (GGF York, West) :
On motion to appoint a Committee on Privileges and Elections 88
On Privilege — Male Guards at Burwash 246
On Bill No. 93 334
On Bill No. 98 — second reading 339
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On Bill No. 98 — In Committee • 353
On Speech from the Throne 5 14
Apology • 514
Conservation in relation to people M~>
Riding of West York 516
Mental Hospitals in 516
Old-age pensions 517
518
Education 517
Royal Commission on 517
Speech from the Throne— 1948 521
Extracts from Dr. Goldring 521
527
Extracts from Ministers Report, 1945 525
Extract from Dr. Coady 526
Teachers and qualifications 527
Salaries of 527
Pensions for 529
Extract, Toronto Daily Star, Oct. 29 529
Extract, Globe and Mail, Aug. 3 529
Education and Liquor reserves, 1945-6, 1946-7 530
Grants for 530
Comparison of 531
Tables of Expenditures — Taxes and Grants, 1946 534
Hydro 519
Statement by Chairman Saunders 519
Shortages of 520
Highways 520
Statement of Public School proportion of Equalized Assesssment per
students 1943 and 1946 534
Schedule of Provincial Grants 535
Schedule of net costs, 1943 and 1946 536
Suggested improvements 537
Professional people leaving Canada . 538
Male 538
Female 538
On Bill No. 4 — second reading 584
On Budget 750
Results of 1948 election 751
Education — Royal Commission on 751
Correspondence re 752
Royal Commission in Britain 755
Cost of 756
Report on 757
Teachers' Salaries 760
768
Industrial Education 762
Extracts from John Sneath 763
Extracts from Dr. Goldring 763
Vocational Schools 764
Higher education 767
On Bill No. 116 — second reading 793
On Bill No. Ill — second reading 841
On Bill No. 132 — second reading 1082
Securing teachers difficult 1082
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Commission to administer Fund , 1082
Pension deductions — refunding of 1083
On Bill No. 108— In Committee 1231
Trade Union Membership 1231
1253 1254
On Bill No. 45 — second reading 1304
Percentage increased 1304
Waiting time 1305
On Bill No. 36 — second reading 1319
Industrial diseases 1319
Silicosis 1319
On Bill No. 158— second reading 1379
Regulations required 1379
Colouring 1379
Quality standards 1380
Bill not clear 1381
On Estimates, Department of Labour 1427
On Bill No. 158— In Committee 1466
Advertised in eating establishments 1466
Colouring 1475
Extract, Federation of Agriculture, March 18, 1949 1475
Ingredients should be shown 1483
On Estimates, Department of Attorney-General 1491
Cost of living bonus 1491
Constables salaries 1500
Civil servants 1505
On Estimates, Department of Highways 1531
Roads, Publicity 1531
On Estimates, Department of Education 1551
School grants 1551
Royal Commission 1557
Regulations 1557
Trade Schools 1563
On Vote 49 1591
On Vote 51 1594
On Bill 161 — second reading 1615
Agreements 1615
Four-party situation 1615
United States Financing 1616
Reconstruction Finance Corporation 1616
Canadian Control 1616
Open-pit mining l 1617
40-year basis 1617
Canadian processing 1618
Company housing 1618
Labour relations 1618
On Bill No. 167— In Committee 1700
Protection of School busses 1700
On Bill No. 161— In Committee 1713
Load spread unequally 1713
Can. Company responsible to R.F.C 1714
On Estimates, Department of Lands and Forests 1753
Surveys Branch Votes 104, 105, and 111 1753
Registration of deeds 1754
Land Surveyors Association 1754
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On Estimates, Department of Public Welfare 1790
Item 5, Vote 152 • 1790
Item 15, Vote 152 1792
Item 6, Vote 154 1797
On Vote 157 1801
On Estimates, Department of Health 1823
New Toronto Hospital 1823
On Estimates, Department of Planning and Development 1833
Item 5, Vote 128 1833
Conservation Surveys 1833
On Bill No. 169— second reading 1933
On Bill No. 41— second reading 2099
On Bill No. 169— In Committee 2109
On Bill No. 124 — second reading 2140
On Bill No. 170 — second reading 2142
On Bill No. 169— third reading 2152
Amendment to 2152
MR. D. H. MORROW (PC Carleton) :
On Budget 885
Congratulatory — Mr. Speaker 885
Congratulatory— Mr. R. H. McEvoy 885
Congratulatory — Hon. Robt. Grant 885
Mr. Holland Acres 885
Re: Riding of Carleton 885
Agriculture in 885
Health in 887
Rural Hydro in 886
Education in 888
Industry in 885
On Bill No. 132— second reading 1086
Teachers' Federation in favour 1086
MR. W. MURDOCH (PC Essex South) :
On Speech from Throne 406
Congratulatory 406
To Mr. Speaker 406
On Opening of sittings 406
To Mr. Ellis 406
To Mr. Chartrand 407
To Mr. Drew 407
Work accomplished by 407
Re: Riding of Essex South 409
Agriculture in 409
Highways in 410
School grants in 410
Industrial expansion in 411
Federal collection of taxes in 411
Economic recessions 412
Remarks on— E. B. Jolliffe 412
Opportunities in Ontario 413
Housing 414
On Bill No. A — second reading 579
On Bill No. 4 — In Committee 2125
Amendment to 2125
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MR. R. A. McEWING (L Wellington North) :
A motion to appoint a Committee on Privileges and Elections 90
On Speech from the Throne 504
Congratulatory 504
To Mr. Speaker 504
To Mr. Foote 504
To Mr. Johnston (Parry Sound) 504
To Mr. Kennedy 504
Prevention of Tree Destruction 505
Community Centres — grants to 505
Drainage Act — changes in 505
Dam in Conestoga River 505
Unsatisfied Judgments Fund 505
Care of totally incapacitated 505
Taxes 506
Gasoline 506
Amendment 506
Prices under Liberal Government 506
Prices under Conservative Government 507
Education 507
Confusion in policies of 507
Teaching of Canadian Citizenship 508
Adult education for D.P.'s 508
Communist propoganda 508
Hydro ! 508
Reasons for shortage of 509
Dam at Credit Forks 509
Agriculture 510
Committee on 510
Opposition to freight rates 510
Small meat-packing plants 510
Agricultural College 510
Vacant farms 511
Stock-yard 512
Oleo-margarine 512
Hog subsidy 514
Soil erosion 514
Soil conservation 514
On Bill No. 4 — second reading 583
On Estimates — Department of Agriculture 673
Hog subsidy 673
Livestock grants 691
On Bill No. 123 — second reading 843
On Bill No. 119— second reading 1020
1023
On Bill No. 123— In Committee 1123
Grand River Authority 1129
On Bill No. 158— second reading 1382
Effect on Dairy Industry 1382
"Substitute" erroneous 1383
On Bill No. 158— In Committee 1481
Colouring 1481
On Estimates, Department of Education 1559
Item 13, Vote 36 1559
On Bill No. 169— second reading 2046
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MR. A. A. MacLEOD (LP Bellwoods) :
Condolence — re Chas. W. Cragg 12
Condolence — re "Johnny" Carrere 12
Re: Alleged Election Irregularities 47
On Motion to appoint a Committee on Privileges and Election 91
On Speech from the Throne 109
Congratulatory 109
Results of Election 109
Re: Ontario P.C. Convention - Ill
Re: Over-taxation 113
Re : Labour 1 14
Re: Housing 1 14
117
Re: Public Health 114
Re: Mental Hospitals 114
Re: Health League of Canada 115
Re: Department of Agriculture 115
On Bill No. 93 334
Qualifications of Psychiatrists 334
On the Budget 634
Globe and Mail Report 635
Congratulatory 635
To Mr. Wismer 635
To Mr. Brown 635
Mr. Hanna's Leadership 635
Hidden surpluses 636
Under-estimated revenues 637
Gasoline tax revenue 637
Liquor control revenue 637
Over-spending 637
Current and Capital Account 637
Derelict in protecting Citizens' interests 639
Income Tax 639
* Health Insurance Programme 640
D.P. Conference 641
Possibilities of Government 641
Increase in old-age pensions 642
Increase in Mothers' Allowances 642
Increase in Unemployment Relief 642
Increase in Welfare Activities 642
Increase in Milk supplied school child 642
New mental hospitals 642
Amusement tax repealed 642
Additional spending 643
Community Centres Act 643
Modern Labour Laws 643
Modern Housing Scheme 643
Hydro conversion 643
Increase in mental illness / 644
Recommendations of Ross Commission 643
Royal Commission on Mental Institutions 646
Tuberculosis infection 647
Extract from Time Magazine 647
Suicides in U.S.A 647
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Visit of Minister to Chicago 648
Statement by 648
Availability of x-ray equipment 648
Statement by Dr. Brahdy 649
Statement by Dr. Edlin 650
Statement by Hon. R. T. Kelley 650
Compulsory x-ray for all hospital patients 651-2
Incidence of Tuberculosis 651
Education — Royal Commission on 653
Roosevelt's Second Bill of Rights 655
On Estimates, Department of Agriculture 676
Hog subsidy 677
Ministers' Salaries 678
On Bill No. 116 — second reading 792
On Death of Mr. Reynolds 814
On Bill No. 107 — second reading 944
Letter from Toronto City Solicitor 944
Request to delay 945
Improvement in equipment 946
Request to refer to Committee 947
On Bill No. 110— In Committee 1054
On Bill No. 132— second reading 1088
Should be retroactive 1089
On Bill No. 108— second reading 1108
Membership in trade unions 1109
Re Ministers' Salaries 1200
On Estimates, Department Provincial Treasurer 1271
Permanent Censor Panel 1271
On Estimates, Department of Public Works 1289
Gallery Seats 1289
Committee Rooms' Acoustics 1289
999 Queen Street W., Toronto— Sale of 1289
Office facilities for Members 1292
On Bill No. 36 — second reading 1323
On Bill No. 158— second reading 1377
Statement, Mr. Kennedy, March 12, 1947 1377
Butter subsidy 1377
Colouring 1378
Canada Packers Lobby 1378
Class discrimination 1378
On Estimates, Department of Labour 1426
Labour Committee 1426
No meetings 1426
On Bill No. 137— second reading 1438
Creation of King's Counsel 1439
On Bill No. 158— In Committee 1482
Amendment to Section 4 1482
On Estimates, Department of Provincial Secretary 1515
Salary should be increased 1515
Salary of Leader of Opposition 1520
Coats of Arms 1526
On Bill No. 161— In Committee 1721
Reference to Mining Committee 1721
On Bill No. 158— third reading 1733
Amendment to 1733
Amendment negatived in Division 1733
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On Estimates, Department of Lands and Forests , 1752
Forestry Research • 1753
On Estimates, Department of Reform Institutions 1776
Re: Psychologists and Psychiatrists 1776
On Estimates, Office of Premier 1778
Congratulatory: to Mr. Nixon 1785
On Estimates, Department of Public Welfare 1801
On Vote 157 1801
On Estimates, Department of Health 1812
Mental Institutions 1813
Number of Psychiatrists 1813
Royal Commission on Mental Hospitals 1814
Ross Commission 1814
Compulsory x-rays 1814
Public Hospitals Act 1814
On Vote 83 1824
999 Queen Street West, Toronto 1824
On Vote 86 1824
Ross Commission 1824
On Estimates, Department of Planning and Development 1830
On Bill No. 169— second reading 1919
On Bill No. 124 — second reading 2140
On Bill No. 169— third reading 2153
Amendment to 2153
MR. E. B. McMILLAN (L Kent East):
On Budget 772
Congratulatory — Mr. Speaker . 772
Congratulatory — Mr. Foote 772
Re: Riding of East Kent 772
Industrial development in 772
Hydro in 772
Steam Generating Plant at Erieau 772
Western Ontario Experimental Farm 773
Tourist industry in 773
MISS AGNES MacPHAIL (GGF York East) :
On Bill 27 — second reading 161
Birchcliffe Heights 161
On Bill 38 — second reading 168
Cobourg Girls' School 168
Mercer Reformatory , 168
Grades of crime 168
Lowering age for release 168
On Speech from the Throne: Failure to congratulate 292
Re: Hon. Mr. Kennedy (Premier) 293
Re: Riding of East York 293
Voting in 293
Change in nature of government 294
Conditions in New Zealand 294
Prepaid medical care 294
Old-age pensions in 294
Subsidizing teachers 294
Social Democrats 295
Monopoly control 295
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Middle-of-the-readers 295
Mothers' allowances 296
Death toll by fire 296
Public opinion 296
Hydro — shortage of 296
Hydro power restored 297
Old-age pensions 297
Increases of others 297
United Church bazaar 298
Kiwanis Christmas dinner 298
Teachers' superannuation 299
Members' accommodations in Buildings 300
Condition of furnishings 30l
L.P.P. accommodations 301
Furnishings in Members' dining room 301
House Committee to consider 303
Stationery and supplies 303
On Bill No. 93 335
On Bill No. A — second reading 579
On Estimates — Department of Agriculture 681
Ministers' salaries 681
On Bill No. 110 — second reading 836
On Bill No. Ill — second reading : 842
On Bill No. 132— second reading 1076
Raise desired for lower groups 1078
Raise of women's pensions, desired 1079
On Bill No. 132— In Committee 1142
Re: Dependents' allowances 1142
On Estimates — Department of Provincial Treasurer 1274
Class of pictures 1274
On Estimates — Department of Public Works 1291
Office facilities for members 1291
On Bill No. 158— second reading 1388
Colouring 1388
Mental hazard 1389
On Estimates — Department of Reform Institutions , 1771
Guelph Reformatory 1771
Archambault Report 1772
Mercer Reformatory 1772
1774
Gait Training School 1772
Cobourg Girls' School 1772
Superintendent's accommodations in 1773
New buildings needed 1773
Brampton School 1774
On Estimates, Department of Public Welfare 1795
Responsibilities of women 1795
Care of children 1795
Old-age pensions 1803
Blind pensions 1803
On Bill 169 — second reading 2052
On Bill No. 124 — second reading 2134
MR. J. M. NEWMAN (LL Rainy River):
On Speech from the Throne 424
Congratulatory 424
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To Mr. Speaker 424
To Mr. Kennedy 424
Re: Riding of Rainy River 424
Agriculture in • 429
Raising standard of livestock in 425
Bear and wolf bounties in 425
Reform institutions antiquated in 425
Hydro in 425
Expansion of 425
Educational facilities in 425
Tourist industry in 425
Forest and forest products 426
Production of Christmas trees 427
Statement of R. E. Halversen 428
Industries in 428
Pulp and paper 428
Steeprock Iron Mines 428
Lack of highways 429
On Estimates — Department of Municipal Affairs 1158
Re: Steeprock 1158
On Estimates — Department of Highways 1540
Northern Roads 1540
On Bill No. 161 — second reading 1614
Ore docks 1615
On Estimates — Department of Lands and Forests 1759
Wolf bounties 1759
Bear bounties 1759
Game Wardens — moving of : 1760
On Bill 169— second reading 2005
MR. H. G. NIXON (L Brant) :
On Privilege: St. George election 246
On Bill No. 87 323
On Bill No. 93 , 337
On Bill No. 98— second reading 359
On Bill No. 98— In committee 359
On Privilege: Paris strike 443
On Estimates — Department of Agriculture 674
Ministers' salaries 675
Corn borer control 684
Expenditures for Ontario Agricultural College 697
On the Budget 854
Congratulatory 854
To Mr. Speaker 854
Re: Death of Mr. Reynolds, M.P.P 854
Re: Mr. Kennedy (Premier) 855
Re: Ministers' salaries 855
Re : Estimates 856
Re: Opening date of session 856
Re: Riding of Brant 857
Agriculture in 857
Livestock in 857
Orchards in 857
"Firsts" in 857
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Re: Portraits 857
Hydro 859
Responsibility for shortage 859
Extract from address by Hon. Mr. Kelley 859
Extract from address by Mr. Saunders 860
Development of 860
Joint developments 862
St. Lawrence development 863
Future policies of 864
Extension of 865
Grant to McMaster University 866
On Bill No. 117— In Committee 1052
On Estimates — Department of Provincial Treasurer 1206
Grant to I.R.A 1206
On Bill No. 108— In Committee 1241
On Estimates — Department of Attorney-General 1486
General litigation 1486
On Bill 161— In committee 1711
Northern Ontario properties 1711
Royalties 1711
On Bill No. 172— In Committee 1725
Reply to felicitations on birthday 1785
On Bill No. 169— second reading 2061
On Bill No. 4 — In Committee 2125
MR. FARQUHAR OLIVER (L Grey South) :
Condolence re: J. W. Cragg 12
Condolence re: ''Johnny" Carrere ~ 12
On motion to appoint committee on Privileges and Elections 89
On Speech from the Throne 97
Congratulatory 97
Re: Ruolss Committee 97
Brief — Federation of Agriculture 99
Hog subsidy 100
Hydro 101
Priorities 104
Quebec agreements 104
Developments of 105
St. Lawrence development 105
Advisory Committee on 106
Soil conservation 106
Royal Commissions 107
On Education 108
Amendment to motion 109
On Privilege: Unanswered questions 370
On Estimates — Department of Agriculture 670
Hog subsidies 670
On Bill No. 116 — second reading 790
On Bill No. 89 — In committee 799
On Death of Mr. Reynolds, M.P.P 814
On Bill No. Ill — second reading 841
On the Budget 977
Old-age pensions 977
Care of totally incapacitated 979
Health insurance 978
Surpluses in 979
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Sinking fund 979
Uniformity of accounts 980
Education 980
Royal Commission on 980
Extract from Almonte Gazette 982
Extract from Ottawa Evening Journal 983
Prosperity must be universal 984
Re: C.C.F. amendment 985
Re: Health Service Act, 1943 or 1944 985
Re: record of C.C.F. in Legislature 986
Re: "Squeeze" resistance 987
Motion to consider Bill 135 1148
1178 Ruling "Out of order" sustained 1180
Re: Discussion on points of Order 1181
Re: Ministers' salaries - 1197
Economic decline 1 199
No increase in social services 1199
On Bill 45 — second reading 1308
Percentages increased 1308
On Bill No. 84 — second reading 1315
On Bill 158 — second reading 1376
Regulations required 1376
Provincial or Federal 1377
On Bill No. 162— second reading 1397
Percentages increased 1397
On Estimates — Department of Attorney-General 1509
On Estimates — Department of Provincial Secretary 1509
Letter, April 16, 1948 1509
On Estimates — Department of Education 1559
Item 5 ; Vote 36 1559
Item 4; Vote 37 1560
Item 6; Vote 50 1593
On Bill No. 179 — second reading 1697
Collective bargaining unworkable 1697
Congratulatory — to Mr. Nixon 1783
On Estimates — Department of Health 1820
Hospital construction grants .'. 1821
On Bill No. 169— second reading 1897
Re: Filibuster 1898
Bill should be amended 1898
Bill aimed at Toronto Star 1899
Bill retroactive . 1899
Sacredness of wills 1899
Extract from Owen Sound Daily Sun-Times 1900
Re: waiting time 1901
Re: activities, Toronto Daily Star 1902
Bill violates principles 1904
On Bill No. 41 — second reading 2097
On Bill No. 169— third reading 2151
Amendment to 2151
MR. G. EAMON PARK (GGF Dovercourt) :
On Bill No. 98 357
On Speech from the Throne 380
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Congratulatory 380
Dissatisfaction with government 380
Old-age pensions . 381
Old-age pensioners 381
Social security 382
Housing 383
Labour conditions 388
Levelling off 388
National Income 388
Decrease in living standards 388
Lower bank deposits 389
Wage increases 389
Industrial unrest 389
Labour Code 390
Legislative Larour programme 390
On the Budget — Old-age pensions 966
Department of Labour 967
Estimates for 968
Factory inspection 969
Certification of Unions 969
Industry and Labour Board 970
Workmen's Compensation 972
On Bill No. 107— second reading 1063
Re : Standardization 1063
Grants should not be based on expenditures . 1063
On Bill No. 126 — second reading 1122
On Estimates — Department of Municipal Affairs 1158
Representation on Board 1158
On Bill No. 108— In Committee 1230
Use of Provincial Police in strikes 1247
1248
Conciliation service 1249
On Bill No. 45 — second reading 1302
Compensation fund 1302
Waiting time 1302
Percentages increased 1302
On Bill No. 23 — second reading 1369
Royal York Hotel 1369
On Bill No. 158— second reading 1390
Regulations 1390
On Bill No. 162 — second reading 1394
Effective date 1395
Percentage increases 1395
On Bill No. 166 — second reading 1399
Regulation of tourist camps 1400
On Estimates — Department of Labour 1423
Advertising 1423
Industry and Labour Board 1431
On Bill No. 158— In Committee 1478
Colouring 1478
On Estimates — Department of Attorney-General 1499
Use of Provincial Police in industrial disputes 1499
Qualifications for constables 1501
On Estimates — Department of Education 1561
Item 5; Vote 37 1561
On Bill No. 23— In Committee 1729
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NAME8 «»<i CON- m\ KNUKs SUBJECTS PAGES.
On Bill No. 169 — second reading • 2039
On Bill No. 41— second reading 2095
Principles 3-fold 2096
Ontario slipping backward 2096
Saskatchewan situation 2096
Norwegian situation 2096
On Bill No. 83 — second reading 2126
On Bill No. 124 — second reading 2130
2142
MR. G. W. PARRY (PC Kent West) :
On Bill No. 119 — second reading 1021
Drainage difficulties 1021
HON. DANA PORTER (PC Minister of Education; Provincial Secretary) :
On Bill No. 74 — second reading 199
Re: Ontario Northland Transportation Commission 199
On Privilege — re: Report of Royal Commission on Education 211
On Technical Institutes 464
On the Budget: Budget a beacon light 655
Education 655
Tribute to Mr. Drew 655
Physical-fitness programme 657
Satisfactory agreement reached 657
Report by Royal Commission 658
Teachers' salaries increased 658
Schools built 658
Details re: Royal Commission 659
Great Britain 659
Youth in politics 713
University of Toronto 714
Scholarships 714
School grants 715
Increase in University fees 716
Over-all system of education 719
School Boards 719
Increases in teachers' salaries 719
Committee branch 725
On Bill No. 132— first reading 806
Teachers' superannuation 806
On Bill No. 132— second reading 1075
Revision of pensions 1075
Provision for dependents 1093
Maintenance of fund 1093
On Bill No. 125 — second reading 1114
Ontario Co-operative Union 1114
Amendments to Part XII 1115
Voting powers of corporate shareholders 1115
Division of surplus funds 1115
Investment of patronage returns 1115
Purchase of co-operative shares 1115
Distribution of surplus assets 1115
On Bill No. 143 — second reading 1116
Definition of "Municipal Boards" 1116
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On Bill No. 150— second reading 1119
On Bill No. 132— In Committee 1141
Amendment to section 25, s.s. 2 1141
Amendment to section 26, s.s. 2 1141
Amendment to section 27, s.s. 2 1141
Amendment to section 28, s.s. 2 1142
Amendment to section 29, s.s. 2 1142
Dependents' allowances 1 142
Pensions ot male teachers 1143
Pension annuities 1 143
On Bill No. 5 1224
Education of members 1224
Discipline of members 1224
Suspension of members 1224
Expulsion of members 1224
On Estimates — Department of the Provincial Secretary 1354
1509
Research Commission 1354
Ontario House 1354
Revision of Companies' Act 1355
Revision of Provincial Secretary's Department 1356
Civil Service Commission 1358
On Estimates — Department of the Attorney-General 1506
On Estimates — Department of Provincial Secretary 1516
Office of Leader of the Opposition 1516
Page boys 1519
Salary of Leader of the Opposition 1521
Superannuations 1527
Difference between teachers and Civil Servants 1527
On Estimates — Department of Education 1549
On Item 7 1549
Item 12 1550
School grants 1552
Royal Commission 1557
Item 11, Vote 36 1558
Item 5, Vote 36 1559
Item 13, Vote 36 1559
Item 8, Vfote 36 1560
Item 4, Vote 37 1560
Item 5, Vote 37 1561
Trade schools 1565
On Vote 41 1567
On Vote 39 1565
Item 15, Vote 41 1568
Item 11, Vote 41 1573
On Vote 42 1576
Item 6, Vote 50 1593
On Vote 51 1595
On Vote 51 1596
On Bill No. 172— In Committee 1724
On Estimates — Department of Lands and Forests 1738
Dues and licences 1738
Reports of various Departments 1845
On Bill 169— second reading 1905
Atkinson will — para. 3 1907
Not re-writing the will 1909
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NAMES and CONSTITUENCIES SUBJECTS PAGES
Bill not retroactive •••• J 909
Atkinson will — para. 4 J9JU
Atkinson will— Part XII J9}0
Atkinson will— Part XIV 1911
Powers of Trust Foundation 1914
In perpetuity 1914
Dependents' Relief Act 1916
Results, if Foundation carried on 1917
Correspondence between Minister of Education, and Minister
of National Health and Welfare 1958
National Physical-Fitness Act 1958
Statement by Hon. Mr. Martin 1958
Programmes inaugurated 1959
Agreements tabled 1959
MR. THOMAS PRYDE (PC Huron) :
On the Budget 866
Re: Death of Mr. Reynolds, M.P.P 866
Approach to government 867
Mothers' allowances 867
Old-age pensions 867
Education 868
Extract from article by E. T. Leech 869
Health 870
Re: Riding of Huron 870
Agriculture in », 871
On Estimates — Department of Public Welfare 1809
Old-age pensions 1810
MR. F. O. ROBINSON (CCF Port Arthur) :
On Speech from the Throne 451
Congratulatory 451
To Mr. Speaker 451
To Mr. Foote 451
To Mr. Kennedy 451
Conduct of House business 451
Unkept promises 451
Forest Commission 452
Proposals regarding 453
Solution in Kennedy Report 453
Re: Kennedy Report 453
Brief to Commission 455
Forest exports 455
Roads 457
Hydro 458
Aguasabon development 458
Water sheds 458
Long Lac diversion 458
Extracts from Commission minutes 459
Remarks on— March 16, 1948 461
Pine Portage plant 461
Election machinery 461
Advance polls 462
Education 462
Technical Institute 462
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Highways 464
Rural 464
Trans-Canada highway 465
On Bill 109— second reading 820
On Bill 107— second reading 952
Municipal subsidies 952
Request for delay 953
On Bill No. 134 — second reading 1042
Pooling arrangements . 1044
On Estimates — Department of Provincial Treasurer 1270
On Bill 78— In Committee 1461
On Estimates — Department of Highways 1535
Trans-Canada highway 1535
Northern roads 1539
On Estimates — Department of Education 1565
Trade schools 1565
On Vote 42 1576
On Bill No. 161 — second reading 1614
Power generating 1614
Power supply 1614
Price of Thunder Bay power 1615
On Estimates — Department of Lands and Forests 1744
Future policies 1744
Extract from Kennedy report 1745
Re: Crown companies 1745
Results of forest failure 1745
Re: Budworm 1746
Reduction of diameter limits 1746
Registration of deeds 1754
MR. J. B. SALSBERG (LP St. Andrew):
On Bill 37 — second reading 162
Extension of grants 162
On Bill No. 51 — second reading 173
Further raising of fees 174
On Privilege — re revision of Labour Code 185
On Bill No. 52— In Committee 192
Increase in fees 192
Class principle 194
On Bill No. 77 — second reading 202
Reconstruction of dams 202
On Speech from Throne 254
Congratulatory 254
257
Sovereigntv of Parliament 254
Rights of Private Members 255
Questions to Ministers 255
Committees — meetings of 255
Changes in House 256
Token presentation to Israel 259
Omissions in Speech from the Throne 259
Fair Employment Practices Act 259
Labour legislation 259
Civil Service 260
Old-age pensioners 260
"Sponging" 261
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NAMES and CONSTITUENCIES SUBJECTS PAGES
Northward movement of expansion and prosperity 263
On Committee on Art 318
On Bill No. 93 333
On Bill No. 98— second reading 338
On Bill No. 94 — In Committee 351
On Bill No. 98— In Committee 354
On Estimates, Department of Agriculture 681
"Salary Grab" 683
Shortness of Sessions 683
Cost-of-living bonus 683
Milk Control Board 694
On Privilege — Inspection under Factory Act 710
On Bill No. 109— second reading 821
On Bill No. 110— second reading 837
On Budget 908
Housing 910
921
Slum clearances 910
Municipal revolt '... 91 1
Municipal Grants 91 1
Social services 913
Educational grants 913
Property rights 914
Old-age pensions 914
"Sponging" 914
Letter — Miss Philpott 915
Re: Bill No. 1 10 918
Committee on Labour 918
C.S.V. Strike 920
Milk subsidies 922
Mothers' Allowances 922
On Bill No. 107 — second reading 952
Request for delay 953
Influences in government caucus 955
On Bill No. 134 — second reading 1044
Forest Management Board 1044
On Bill No. 110— In Committee 1053
On Bill No. 132 — second reading 1080
Raise desired for minimum 1080
Unanimity desired among teachers 1081
On Bill No. 108 — second reading 1104
Membership in trade unions 1105
Toronto Police strike 1105
On Bill No. 126 — second reading 1124
Re: Plymouth Brethren 1125
On Estimates, Department of Municipal Affairs 1167
One-mill subsidies 1 167
Toronto re-assessment 1 167
On Bill No. 108— In Committee 1230
On Estimates, Department of Provincial Treasurer 1264
Motion Picture Censorship , 1264
On Estimates, Department of Public Works 1294
East Block extension 1294
On Bill No. 45 — second reading 1305
Increased percentages 1306
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Waiting time 1306
On Bill No. 36 — second reading 1322
Industrial Diseases 1322
On Privilege — Motion Picture Censorship 1341
Letter, Theatre Inspections Branch, to Mrs. M. H. Spaulding .... 1342
On Estimates, Department of Provincial Secretary 1357
Civil Service Commission 1357
Trade Union prohibited 1358
On Bill No. 23 — second reading 1364
Re: Taxing Royal York Hotel 1364
On Bill No. 158— second reading 1383
Regulations required 1484
Class discrimination 1384
Protection of farmers 1384
Colouring capsules 1385
On Bill No. 162 — second reading 1396
Payments to parents 1396
Payments to mothers 1396
On Estimates. Department of Labour 1415
Department a secondary one 1416
Re: private prosecutions 1423
Factory Inspection Branch 1433
On Estimates, Department of Attorney-General 1487
Cost of living bonus 1487
Average wage 1487
On Estimates, Provincial Secretary 1503
Civil Service Commission 1503
Civil servants 1511
Civil Service News Act, 1948 1512
On Estimates, Department of Education 1550
Item 13 1550
Vote 41 1567
Art 1570
Item 25, Vote 41 1571
Entrance examinations 1575
Collection of publications 1578
On Bill No. 179— second reading 1690
Representation of Consuming public 1690
Raise in price 1690
Consumption of fluid milk 1690
Telegram from Tim Buck 1690
On Bill No. 161— In Committee 1714
On Bill No. 23— In Committee 1727
On Estimates, Department of Lands and Forests 1750
Forestry Commission 1751
Extract from Brief, Ontario Provincial Federation of T.L.C 1751
On Estimates, Department of Reform Institutions 1777
Improvement in Parole System desired 1778
On Estimates, Department of Public Welfare 1790
Item 5, Vote 152 1790
Item 14, Vote 152 1792
Mothers' allowances 1799
Family allowances 1799
Old-age pensions 1 804
On Estimates, Department of Health 1821
Tuberculosis clinics 1821
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NANUS and CONSTITIKNCIES SUBJECTS PAGES
Hospital Grants • 1821
Cost for Indigent patients 1821
On Estimates, Department of Planning and Development 1837
Vote 130 !837
Ontario House 1837
On Bill No. 169 — second reading 1984
On Bill No. 169— In Committee 2118
On Bills No. 41 and No. 83 2127
Silica dust in foundries 2127
No progressive labour legislation 2128
Two weeks' vacation 2128
HON. H. R. SCOTT (PC Minister of Lands and Forests) :
On Bill No. 78 — second reading 200
Hydro development 200
Installation of dams 201
Flooding 201
Timber clearing 202
Picking up logs 202
On Bill No. 78— In Committee 350
On Bill No. 94 — In Committee 351
On Bill No. 102— first reading 370
On Bill No. 102— In Committee 806
On Bill No. 134 — second reading 1045
On Bill No. 78— In Committee 1456
Pollution of streams 1456
Extract from the Bill 1458
Re: 2 new pulp mills 1459
On Estimates, Department of Lands and Forests 1734
Royal Commission 1734
Recommendations implemented 1734
Extract from report of 1735
Dues per card , 1735
Export licences 1736
Increase of Air Force 1738
Towers 1739
Use of radio 1739
Extension of Publicity 1739
Re: "Silva" 1739
Re: Nursery programme ! 1739
Re: Fish and Wild life 1739
Re: Fish surveys 1740
Re: Game Wardens — increase in 1740
Forest fires— 1948 .- 1740
Forest salvage 1740
Treated seed — use of 1742
Forest and lake surveys 1749
Cyclone damage 1749
Re: Budworms 1749
Re: Reforestation 1749
Re: Kennedy Report 1751
Crown Companies 1752
Item 7, Vote 104 1752
Forestry Research 1753
Vote 104 1753
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Registration of Deeds 1754
Lac Seul Storage Dam 1757
Dominion matter 1757
Fire losses 1 758
Game wardens — moving of 1761
MR. R. SCOTT (CCF Beaches):
On Speech from Throne 414
Re: Mr. Drew , 414
Re: Ontario Youth 415
Constituency of 415
Education of 415
Juvenile Delinquency amongst 415
Liquor problem in connection with 415
Cost of higher education 415
Role of universities 415
Point 11 of 22 Points 416
Reduction of fees for 417
Grants for 417
424
University education an investment 418
D.V.A. Students 418
Juvenile Delinquency 419
Wrong approach to 419
Is a basic social problem 420
Causes of 420
Lack of recreational facilities 420
Lack of parental control 420
Poor housing 420
Beanery Gang 420
Suggestions for meeting problem of 421
Programme of recreational and community centres 421
More trained social workers 421
Programme to combat 424
Liquor — in connection with youth 422
Prohibition not the answer 422
Increase in consumption 422
Grant for Temperance Education 422
i24
On Estimates — Department of the Provincial Secretary 1520
Page Boys' quarters 1520
On Estimates — Department of Education 1549
Item 7, Vote 36 1549
Item 12, Vote 36 1549
Item 8, Vote 36 1549
Item 15, Vote 41 1568
Higher education 1578
Extract from Globe and Mail, March 12, 1949 1588
Extract, Canadian Federation of Agriculture 1590
MR. G. H. TAYLOR (GGF Temiskaming) :
On Motion to appoint Committee on Privileges and Election 92
On Bill No. 37 — second reading 162
On Bill No. 86 — In Committee 1047
Drilling difficulties 1047
1049 On Estimates — Department of Municipal Affairs 1159
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NAMES fend ro\STITl'EN( 1 1 B9 SUBJECTS PAGES
Re: Cobalt situation H59
Re: Mining Tax Act 1159
Method of Assessments 1 160
On Estimates — Department of Mines 1409
Re: Cobalt area 1409
On Estimates — Department of Public Welfare 1800
Vote 156 1800
MR. W. H. TEMPLE (GGF High Park) :
On Bill No. 93 336
On Speech from the Throne 498
Congratulatory 498
To Mr. Speaker 498
To Mr. Kennedy 498
Re: Labour 498
Penman's strike 498
Trade Unionists 501
In politics 501
Re: Hydro 498
Re: Housing 499
Re: Health 499
Re: Mr. Drew . 499
Liquor 501
Juvenile delinquency 503
Sales of 503
On Estimates — Department of Agriculture 692
Union Stockyards 692
On the Budget 776
Old-age pensions 777
Increase in Ministers' salaries 777
Health programme 777
Statement by Hon. Mr. Kennedy 778
Individual and group insurance 779
Financial statements of 779
On Bill No. 116 — second reading 793
On Bill No. 108— In Committee 1239
On Bill No. 23 — second reading 1370
Royal York Hotel 1370
On Estimates — Department of Attorney-General 1492
Bonuses — nature of 1492
Office of Public Trustee 1494
On Estimates — Department of the Provincial Secretary 1518
Re: Page boys 1518
On Estimates — Department of Public Welfare 1807
Old-age pensions 1807
On Estimates — Department of Health 1815
Most important department 1815
Comparison of provincial estimates 1816
Cancer service — free 1816
On Bill No. 169— second reading 1999
On Bill No. 170— second reading 2144
MR. F. S. THOMAS (PC Elgin) :
On Estimates — Department of Attorney-General 1510
Civil service 1510
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MR. T. D. THOMAS (CCF Ontario) :
On Speech from the Throne •. 391
Congratulatory 391
Lateness of opening session 392
Shortness of sessions 392
Omissions in Speech from the Throne 392
Housing in New Zealand 393
Housing in Ontario 393
Health insurance 393
Dominion-Provincial relations 393
On Labour Code 393
Re : Labour 394
Provision for and protection in future 394
On the Budget 871
Congratulatory to Mr. Frost 871
Fire and Police grants 871
Old-age pensions 872
County Assessors system 873
On Bill No. 108 — second reading 1106
On Estimates — Department of Municipal Affairs 1167
On Bill No. 45 — second reading 1300
Increased percentage 1300
Waiting time decreased 1300
On Estimates — Department of Attorney-General 1502
On Bill No. 169 — second reading 2071
MR. R. THORNBERRY (GGF Hamilton Centre) :
On Speech from the Throne 273
Congratulatory , 273
Provincial consultations re: joining Confederation 273
Democratic government 274
Socialist Democrat Party 274
Democratic Capitalist Party 274
Totalitarian Communist Party 274
Totalitarian Capitalist Party 274
Provincial economy 275
22-point programme 275
Housing 276
Highways 277
On Bill No. 107 — second reading 1066
Collective bargaining rights 1066
On Bill No. 45 — second reading 1308
On Bill No. 84 — second reading 1315
On Bill No. 137 — second reading 1436
Creation of King's Counsel 1436
Extract from Globe and Mail, December 23, 1948 1437
Extract from "Victoria Columnist" 1438
On Estimates — Department of Highways 1536
Hamilton outlet 1536
On Estimates — Department of Planning and Development 1833
Second mortgages 1833
On Bill No. 169— second reading 2073
On Bill No. 169— In Committee 2114
2119 MR. H. W. WALKER (L Welland) :
On Speech from the Throne 311
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\ \MES and CONSTITUENCIES SUBJECTS PAGES
Congratulatory 311
Re: Riding of' Welland 311
Industries in 311
Tourists in 311
Re: Labour 311
Workmen's compensation 312
Two-weeks' holidays 312
Forty-four-hour week 313
Old-age pensions 312
Nurses' Association 312
Saskatchewan methods 312
Fishing in 312
Shoe industry in 312
Welfare 313
Highways 313
Queen Elizabeth Way, Fort Erie to Niagara Falls 313
Community Centre's Act 313
On Bill No. 101— first reading 369
On Bill No. 107— second reading 951
Municipal subsidies 951
Request for delay 952
On Bill No. 84 — second reading 1314
Waiting period 1314
On Estimates — Department of Highways 1535
King's highways 1535
Road paralleling Welland Canal 1535
On Estimates — Department of Health 1818
Professional Nurses' Act 1818
MR. H. L. WALTERS (CCF Bracondale) :
On the Budget 773
Congratulatory 773
To Mr. Speaker 773
Re : Riding of Bracondale 774
Housing 774
Extract from article by Blair Fraser 775
On Estimates — Department of Public Welfare 1791
Red Feather grants 1791
Combination of Medical Officer of Health and Department of
Welfare 1796
Aid to Children's Aid Societies 1798
On Estimates — Department of Planning and Development 1829
Second-mortgage scheme 1829
On Bill No. 169— second reading 2056
HON. G. ARTHUR WELSH (PG Minister of Planning and Development) :
On Bill No. 77— In Committee 347
Amendments to 349
On Bill No. 123— In Committee 1129
Conservation authorities 1 129
On Estimates — Department of Planning and Development 1828
Community Planning branch 1828
Dominion-Municipal Housing Agreement 1828
Conservation department 1828
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Immigration branch 1828
Occupations of 1829
Housing branch 1829
Second-mortgage scheme 1829
1834
Labour costs in construction 1830
Provincial conferences ; 1832
Regent Park 1833
Item 5, Vote 128 1833
On Vote 130 1837
Ontario House 1837
MR. J. G. WHITE (PC Kenora) :
On Speech from the Throne 217
Congratulatory 217
Condolence, re: Mr. Cragg 217
Condolence, re: Mr. Carrere 217
Re: Criticism of speech from the Throne by Mr. Jolliffe 218
Re: Hydro 218
Saskatchewan black-outs 218
Aguasabon development 218
Budgetary surpluses 218
Canadian industrial activities 219
Re: Second mortgages 219
Re: Nicolet-Yamaska election 220
Re: Riding of Kenora 220
Racial prejudice in 220
Industries in 220
Agriculture in 221
Railways in 221
Tourist industry in 221
Fishing industry in 221
Highways in 222
Road construction in 222
Education in 222
Report of Royal Commission 223
Mining in 224
Re: Department of Lands and Forests 224
Slaughter of wildlife 224
Wolf Bounty 225
Extension of rural hydro 226
MR. L. E. WISMER (GGF Riverdale) :
On motion to appoint committee on Privileges and Elections 94
On Bill No. 37 — second reading 163
Extension to large centres 164
On Bill No. 57 — second reading 176
Comparison with Alberta 176
Re: amended compilation of 177
Re: indexing of statutes 177
On Bill No. 52— In Committee 193
Increase in fees 193
On Bill No. 60— In Committee 197
On Privilege: Re: Group-insurance statement 213
On Bill No. 87 323
On Bill No. 88 324
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S UfBI and CONSTITUENCIES SUBJECTS PAGES
On Bill No. 77— In Committee 348
On Bill No. 4 — second reading 580
On the Budget 595
Sound moral code 595
Congratulatory 595
To Mr. Frost 595
Balanced budget 595
Government's "Firsts" 596
Dominion-Provincial relations 596
Old-age pensions 599
Unemployment relief 600
Taxing 601
Over-taxing 601
Under-taxing i 601
Trans-Canada highway 602
St. Lawrence seaway 602
Provincial-Muncipal relationships 603
Excessive highway expenditures 605
Surpluses 605
Liquor Control Board profits 606
Provincial-Municipal Conference 607
Municipal grants 607
Continuing municipal committee 610
Inflationary conditions 61 1
Economic controls 611
Extracts from J. S. Duncan — Tribune, February 11th 613
Wage contracts 614
Deflation of war investments 615
Tax reductions 616
Gasoline tax 617
Forest Commission 619
Saskatchewan Budget 621
Amendment to Budget 622
Amendment negatived 1015
On Bill 109— second reading 829
On Estimates — Department of Municipal Affairs 1164
Assistance to municipalities 1164
Re: Mining municipalities 1164
Re: Mining tax 1165
On Bill No. 5 1225
On Bill No. 108— In Committee 1240
On Bill No. 158— In Committee 1479
Colouring 1479
Suggested test 1480
Protection of farmers 1480
On Estimates — Department of the Attorney-General 1495
On Privilege: Replying to question 1496
Fire losses 1498
Fire Marshal 1498
Civil Service Commission 1510
On Estimates — Department of Provincial Secretary 1512
Joint Advisory Council 1512
Superannuation fund 1526
On Bill No. 161— second reading 1610
Re : Agreements 1611
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NAMES and CONSTITUENCIES SUBJECTS PAGES
Purchasing price 161 1
Power rates 1612
On Bill No. 179 — second reading 1695
Collective bargaining . .'. 1695
Protection of producers 1696
On Bill No. 161 — In Committee 1707
Replacement of power agreements 1708
Amounts paid under old agreements 1708
Hydro agreements 1719
Profits and losses 1719
Reference to Mining Commission 1721
On Bill No. 172— In Committee 1721
1724
On Bill No. 158— third reading 1732
Amendment to 1732
Amendment ruled out of order 1733
Ruling appealed 1733
Ruling sustained 1733
Amendment to 1734
Amendment ruled out of order 1734
Ruling appealed 1734
Ruling sustained 1734
On Estimates — Department of Planning and Development 1834
Off-street parking 1834
Zoning by-laws 1835
In Windsor 1835
On Bill No. 169 — second reading 2080
On Bill No. 169 — In Committee 2112
On Bill No. 169— third reading 2152
Amendment to 2152
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AGRICULTURE— Department of : pages
On Estimates 664
Hon. Mr. Kennedy 664
Ministers' salaries 664
Illness in Department 664
Loyalty of employees 665
Vocational education 665
Ontario Agricultural College 665
Livestock 666
Tuberculosis tests 666
Artificial breeding 666
Hog subsidy 666
Junior Farmers 666
Central mortgage scheme 666
Research and extension 667
Marketing department 668
Cheese subsidy 668
Mr. Jolliffe 668
691
Hog subsidy 668
673
Cheese subsidy 668
Agricultural Inquiry Commission 673
Agricultural research 691
Milk Control Act 693
Ontario Veterinary College 698
Mr. Oliver 670
Hog subsidy 670
Cost of producing 670
Cheese subsidy 670
Ministers' salaries 671
Mr. McEwing 673
691
Hog subsidy 673
Livestock grants 691
Mr. Baxter 674
Vegetable grading 674
Ontario Farm Radio Forum 674
Mr. Nixon 674
684 697
Minister's salary 675
Corn borer control 684
Expenditures for Ontario Agricultural College 697
Mr. MacLeod 676
Hog subsidy 677
Minister's salary 678
Mr. Dennison 680
Departmental publications 680
Soil fertility 688
Hydro — rural extension of 700
Miss Macphail 681
Minister's salary 681
Mr. Salsberg 683
694
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Minister's salary 683
Shortness of session 683
Cost-of-living bonus 683
Ragweed 689
Milk-Control Board 694
Mr. Brown 690
Weed control 690
Mr. Grummett 690
Weed control 690
Assistance to agriculture — northern Ontario 694
Mr. Temple 692
Union Stock yards 692
Milk Control Board 694
Mr. Isley 697
Agricultural scholarships 697
Mr. Houck 701
Hydro — rural extension of 701
ATTORNEY-GENERAL— Department of:
On Estimates 1485
Mr. Blackwell 1485
1486 1487 1488 1493 1495 1496 1497 1500 1502
Mr. Nixon 1486
Mr. Calder 1486
Mr. Salsberg 1487
1503 1511
Mr. Millard 1490
1500 1505
Mr. Temple 1492
1494
Mr. Chartrand 1493
1496
Mr. Wismer 1495
1498 1510
Mr. Brown 1496
1499
Mr. Dennison 1497
Mr. Park 1499
Mr. Thomas (Ontario) 1502
Mr. Porter 1506
Mr. Fell 1507
Mr. Oliver 1509
Mr. Thomas (Elgin) 1510
Estimates agreed to 1513
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EDUCATION— Department of:
On Estimates 1549
Mr. Porter 1549
1550 1552 1555 1557 1558 1559 1560 1561 1565 1568 1573 1576 1593 1595 1596
Mr. Scott (Beaches) 1549
1560 1568 1578
Mr. Salsberg 1550
1567 1570 1578
Mr. Millard 1551
1563 1591 1594
Mr. Calder 1558
1573
Mr. Oliver „ 1559
1560 1593
Mr. McEwing 1559
Mr. Park 1561
Mr. Robinson 1565
1576
Mr. Cox 1568
Mr. Dennison 1573
Mr. Frost 1586
Mr. Jolliffe 1587
Mr. Fell 1596
Estimates agreed to 1597
HEALTH— Department of:
Estimates 1810
Mr. Kelley 1810
Mr. MacLeod 1812
1824
Mr. Temple 1815
Mr. Calder 1816
Mr. Dennison 1817
Mr. Easton 1818
V Mr. Walker 1818
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Mr. Fell 1819
Mr. Oliver 1820
Mr. Salsberg 1821
Mr. Millard 1 822
Mr. Brown 1 823
Estimates agreed to 1824
HIGHWAYS— Department of:
Estimates 1528
Mr. Doucett 1529
1530 1532 1533 1534 1535 1536 1538 1540 If. 1543
1545
Mr. Easton , 1528
Mr. Jolliffe 1530
Mr. Houck 1530
1532 1533
Mr. Millard 1531
Mr. Cox 1532
1538
Mr. Harvey (Sault Ste. Marie) 1534
Mr. Walker 1535
Mr. Robinson 1535
1539
Mr. Thornberry 1536
Mr. Ellis 1536
Mr. Gemmell 1536
Mr. Newman 1540
Mr. Dennison 1540
Mr. Baxter 1546
Estimates agreed to 1547
LABOUR— Department of:
Estimates 1411
Mr. Daley 141 1
Costs of administration 1412
Value of construction 1412
Ontario Labour Relations Board 1412
Conciliation service 1412
Hours of Work and Vacations with Pay Act 1412
Minimum wage administration 1413
Apprentice training 1413
Boiler inspection 1413
Silicosis 1414
X-rays for silicosis 1414
Factory inspection 1414
Increased estimates 1414
Composite Inspection Branch 1415
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Mr. Salsberg . 1415
Private prosecutions 1423
Factory Inspection Branch 1433
Mr. Jolliffe 1417
Offences under Labour Relations Act 1417
Mr. Blackwell 1420
Offences under Labour Relations Act 1421
Mr. Park 1423
Advertising 1423
Industry and Labour Board 1431
Mr. MacLeod 1426
Labour Committee 1426
No meetings 1426
Mr. Millard 1427
Cost-of-living bonus 1427
Insurance Caisson inspection 1427
Mr. Fell 1433
Industrial voting 1433
Certification of Unions .'. 1436
Estimates agreed to 1436
LANDS AND FORESTS— Department of:
Estimates 1734
Mr. Scott (Peterborough) 1734
Mr. Cox 1736
1742
Mr. Porter 1738
Mr. Jolliffe 1741
Mr. Robinson 1744
Mr. Dennison 1746
Mr. Baxter 1748
Mr. Salsberg 1750
Mr. Brown 1752
Mr. Grummett 1752
Mr. MacLeod „ 1752
Mr. Millard 1753
Mr. Newman 1759
1760
Mr. Gemmell 1760
Estimates agreed to 1761
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR— Office of:
Estimates 1015
Introduction of — Mr. Frost 1015
Estimates agreed to 1015
MINES — Department of:
Mr. Kennedy 77
Estimates 1400
Mr. Frost 1400
Mines Committee 1400
Broadcasts 1401
Mine production 1401
Mining municipalities 1401
Revenues stabilized 1401
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PACAIS
Research Council 1402
Geological Branch 1402
Magnatometer surveys , 1402
Iron ore ranges 1402
Water tables 1402
Cobalt area 1402
Oil and natural gas 1403
Mr. Jolliffe 1404
Broadcasts 1407
Full-time Minister of Mines 1408
Mr. Taylor 1408
Cobalt area 1409
Mr. Ellis 1409
Natural gas 1409
Estimates agreed to 1411
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS— Department of:
Mr. Cathcart 475
Estimates '. 1150
Mr. Dunbar 1 150
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT— Department of:
Estimates 1828
Mr. Welsh 1828
Mr. Walters 1829
Mr. MacLeod 1830
Mr. Dennison 1833
1835
Mr. Millard 1833
Mr. Thornberry 1833
Mr. Wismer 1834
Mr. Salsberg 1837
Estimates agreed to 1838
OFFICE OF THE PREMIER:
Estimates 1778
Mr. Frost 1778
Mr. MacLeod 1778
Estimates agreed to 1778
PROVINCIAL SECRETARY— Department of:
Estimates 1354
Mr. Porter 1354
Research Commission 1354
Ontario House 1354
Revision of Companies' Act 1355
Revision of Department of Provincial Secretary 1356
Mr. Salsberg 1503
Mr. Fell 1507
Mr. Oliver 1509
Mr. Wismer 1512
1527
Mr. Jolliffe 1513
Mr. MacLeod 1515
1520 1526
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Mr. Porter J5J6
1521 1527
Mr. Temple 1518
Mr. Scott (Beaches) 1519
Estimates agreed to 1528
PROVINCIAL TREASURER— Department of:
Mr. Kennedy 76
Estimates H83
Mr. Dennison 1205
Sinking fund 1205
Mr. Nixon 1206
Grant to I.R.A 1206
Mr. Brown •• 1262
Irregularity of order reducing Ministers' salaries 1262
Dominion-Provincial Conferences 1262
Penalties for lack of 1263
Mr. Salsberg 1264
Motion picture censorship 1264
Mr. Wismer 1267
Theatre inspection 1268
Film censorship 1268
16 millimeter films — monopoly in 1269
Mr. Robinson 1270
Mr. MacLeod 1270
Permanent Censor Panel 1270
Miss Macphail 1274
Class of pictures 1274
Mr. Fell 1276
Mr. Baxter 1276
Estimates agreed to 1278
PUBLIC WELFARE— Department of:
Estimates 1786
Mr. Goodfellow 1786
Mr. Millard 1790
1792 1797 1801
Mr. Salsberg 1790
1799
Mr. Walters 1791
1796
Mr. Fell 1793
Mr. Easton 1793
Miss Macphail 1795
Mr. Gemmell 1798
Mr. Cathcart 1799
Mr. Taylor 1800
Mr. MacLeod 1801
Mr. Dennison 1806
Mr. Houck 1807
Mr. Temple 1807
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Mr. Foote 1808
Mr. Pryde 1810
Estimates agreed to 1810
REFORM INSTITUTIONS— Department of:
Mr. Cathcart 475
Estimates 1761
Mr. Dunbar 1761
Miss Macphail 1771
Mr. Cox 1775
Mr. MacLeod 1775
Mr. Calder 1777
Mr. Salsberg 1777
Mr. Cathcart 1777
Mr. Dennison 1778
Estimates agreed to 1778
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INDEX OF BILLS
PAGES
BILL NO. 1 — An Act respecting the Federation for Community
Service of Toronto — Mr. Rae:
First reading • 284
Second reading 578
In Committee • 807
Third reading 1016
Royal Assent 1846
BILL NO. 2 — An Act respecting the Mount McKay and Kakabeka Falls Railway — Mr. Cox:
First reading 284
Second reading 578
In Committee 808
Third reading 1016
Royal Assent 1846
BILL NO. 3 — An Act respecting the Incorporated Synod of the Diocese of Toronto — Mr. Rae :
First reading 283
Second reading 579
In Committee 808
Third reading 1016
Royal Assent 1846
BILL NO. 4 — An Act respecting the Gottam Farmers Ltd. —
Mr. Murdoch :
First reading 285
Second reading — In Division 585
In Committee 2125
Third reading 2153
Royal Assent 2157
BILL NO. 5 — An Act to Incorporate the Institute of the Accredited Public Accountants of Ontario — Mr. Murdoch :
First reading 285
(Bill No. 5 withdrawn)
BILL NO. 6 — An Act respecting the Township of Scarborough — Miss Macphail:
First reading 284
Second reading 585
In Committee 808
Third reading 1017
Royal Assent 1846
BILL NO. 7— An Act respecting Wycliffe College— Mr. Rae:
First reading 284
Second reading 585
In Committee 808
Third reading 1017
Royal Assent 1846
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BILL NO. 8— An Act to establish the Frontenac High School District — Mr. Pringle :
First reading 284
Second reading 585
In Committee 808
Third reading 1017
Royal Assent 1 846
BILL NO. 9 — An Act respecting L'Institut de Jeanne d'Arc — Mr. Nault:
First reading 284
Second reading 585
In Committee 808
Third reading 1017
Royal Assent 1846
BILL NO. 10 — An Act respecting Township of Toronto — Mr. Hall:
First reading — Bill No. 10 withdrawn
BILL NO. 11 — An Act respecting the City of London — Mr. Patrick:
First reading 709
Second reading 1038
In Committee 1 147
Third reading 1349
Royal Assent 1846
BILL NO. 12 — An Act respecting the City of Chatham — Mr. Parry:
First reading 285
Second reading 586
In Committee 809
Third reading 1018
Royal Assent 1846
BILL NO. 13 — An Act respecting the Hospital for Sick Children — Mr. Rae.
First reading 284
Second reading 586
In Committee 809
Third reading 1018
Royal Assent 1846
BILL NO. 14 — An Act respecting the City of Belleville — Mr. Sandercock :
First reading 285
Second reading 586
In Committee 809
Third reading 1018
Royal Assent 1846
BILL NO. 15 — An Act respecting the Incorporated Synod of the Diocese of Ontario — Mr. Stewart:
First reading 283
Second reading 585
In Committee , 808
Third reading 1017
Royal Assent 1846
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INDICES— Continued PAGES
BILL NO. 16— An Act respecting the City of Peterborough- Mr. Stewart:
First reading 285
Second reading JUJ7
In Committee J lJy
Third reading • 1348
Royal Assent 1846
BILL NO. 17— An Act respecting the Township of Etobicoke — Mr. Millard:
First reading 446
Second reading 10 Jo
In Committee 1 *47
Third reading 1349
Royal Assent 184d
BILL NO. 18— An Act respecting the Cornwall Street Railway, Light and Power Co.— Mr. McDonald:
First reading 285
Second reading 10 J7
In Committee
Third reading 1J48
Royal Assent 1846
BILL NO. 19 — An Act to Incorporate the Village of Wasaga Beach — Mr. Johnston (Simcoe-Centre) :
First reading 284
Second reading 1037
In Committee 1 147
Third reading 1349
Royal Assent 1846
BILL NO. 20 — An Act respecting McMaster University — Mr. Hamilton:
First reading 285
Second reading 586
In Committee 809
Third reading .- 1018
Royal Assent 1846
BILL NO. 21 — An Act respecting the Township of Kingston — Mr. Pringle :
First reading 709
Second reading 1039
In Committee 1 148
Third reading 1350
Royal Assent 1846
BILL NO. 22— An Act respecting the Sarnia Y.M.G.A. and Y.W.G.A. — Mr. Gathcart:
First reading 709
Second reading 1038
In Committee 1 148
Third reading 1349
Royal Assent 1846
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PAGES
BILL NO. 23 — An Act respecting the City of Toronto— Mr. Rae :
First reading 708
Second reading 1370
In Committee 1 730
Third reading 1845
Royal Assent 1846
BILL NO. 24 — An Act respecting the Canadian National Exhibition Association — Mr. Rae :
First reading 709
Second reading 1038
In Committee 1 148
Third reading 1350
Royal Assent 1846
BILL NO. 25 — An Act respecting the Town of Whitney- Mr. Grummett:
First reading — Bill No 25 withdrawn
BILL NO. 26 — An Act to Incorporate the Ontario Go-operative Credit Society — Mr. Allen :
First reading 284
Second reading 586
In Committee 809
Third reading 1018
Royal Assent 1846
BILL NO. 27 — An Act respecting the Town of Tecumseh — Mr. Murdoch:
First reading 709
Second reading 1039
In Committee 1 148
Third reading 1350
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 28 — An Act respecting the Township of East York — Miss Macphail :
First reading 706
Second reading 1226
In Committee 1353
Third reading 1364
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 29 — An Act respecting the Village of Bobcaygeon — Mr. Sandercock :
First reading — Bill No. 29 withdrawn
BILL NO. 30— An Act respecting the City of Owen Sound- Mr. Phillips :
First reading 708
Second reading 1226
In Committee 1353
Third reading 1364
Royal Assent 1847
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BILL NO. 31— An Act respecting the City of Ottawa— Mr. Ghartrand:
First reading 709
Second reading 1095
In Committee 1 148
Third reading 1350
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 32— An Act respecting Township of Sandwich West — Mr. Murdoch:
First reading 709
Second reading 1227
In Committee 1354
Third reading 1364
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 33— An Act respecting the City of St. Catharines- Mr. Martin:
First reading 708
Second reading 1227
In Committee 1354
Third reading 1364
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 34 — An Act respecting Canada Comforter Ltd. — Mr. Rae:
First reading 446
Second reading 1038
In Committee 1 147
Third reading 1349
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 35 — An Act to amend the Liquor Licence Act — Mr. Murdoch :
First reading 706
(Bill No. 35 not called)
BILL NO. 36 — An Act to amend the Workmen's Compensation Act — Mr. Isley:
First reading 709
Second reading Negatived 1324
BILL NO. 37— The Community Centres Act, 1949— Mr. Kennedy:
First reading 7
Second reading 169
In Committee 189
Third reading 363
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 38— An Act to amend the Training Schools' Act- Mr. Dunbar:
First reading 7
Second reading 167
In Committee 1 89
Third reading 364
Royal Assent 663
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PAGES
BILL NO. 39 — An Act to amend the Industrial Standards Act — Mr. Daley:
First reading 7
Second reading 168
In Committee 189
Third reading 364
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 40 — An Act to amend the Public Utilities Act — Mr. Robinson :
First reading 7
(Bill No. 40 not called)
BILL NO. 41 — An Act to amend the Hours of Work and Vacations with Pay Act, 1944— Mr. Park:
First reading 7
Second reading Negatived 2101
BILL NO. 42— The Fumes Control Act, 1949— Mr. Dowling:
First Reading 8
Second reading 1455
(Bill No. 42 withdrawn)
BILL NO. 43— The Bill of Rights Act, 1949— Mr. Walters:
First reading 8
(Bill No. 43 not called)
BILL NO. 44 — An Act to amend the Hours of Work and Vacations with Pay Act, 1944— Mr. Taylor:
First reading 8
(Bill No. 44 not called)
BILL NO. 45 — An Act to amend the Workmen's Compensation Act — Mr. Thomas :
First reading 8
Second reading Negatived in Division
BILL NO. 46— An Act to amend the Rights of Labour Act, 1944— Mr. Ellis:
First reading 8
(Bill No. 46 not called)
BILL NO. 47 — An Act to amend the Arbitration Act — Mr. Blackwell:
First reading 8
Second reading 170
In Committee 189
Third reading 364
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 48 — An Act to amend the Coroners Act — Mr. Blackwell:
First reading 8
Second reading 170
In Committee 189
Third reading 364
Royal Assent 663
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INDICES— Continued paces
BILL NO. 49— An Act to amend the County Courts Act- Mr. Blackwell :
First reading 8
Second reading .* 1 70
In Committee 191
Third reading 364
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 50— The Grown Attorneys Act, 1949— Mr. Blackwell:
First reading 8
Second reading 173
In Committee 191
Third reading 364
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 51 — An Act to amend The Deserted Wives and Childrens Maintenance Act — Mr. Blackwell :
First reading 9
Second reading 1 73
Stands 192
In Committee 345
Third reading 574
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 52 — An Act to amend The Crown Witnesses Act — Mr. Blackwell :
First reading 9
Second reading 1 74
In Committee 195
Third reading 364
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 53 — An Act to amend the Division Courts Act — Mr. Blackwell :
First reading 9
Second reading ! 174
In Committee 195
Third reading 365
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 54 — An Act to amend the Judicature Act — Mr. Blackwell :
First reading 9
Second reading 175
Stands 195
In Committee 346
Third Reading 1575
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 55 — An Act to amend the Limitations Act — Mr. Blackwell:
First reading 9
Second reading 1 75
In Committeee 195
Third reading 365
Royal Assent 663
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BILL NO. 56— An Act to amend The Public Officers Fees Act- Mr. Blackwell :
First reading 9
Second reading 176
In Committee 196
Third reading 365
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 57 — An Act to provide for the Consolidation of the Statutes — Mr. Blackwell :
First reading 9
Second reading 177
In Committee 196
Third reading 365
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 58 — An Act to amend The Summary Convictions Act — Mr. Blackwell :
First reading 9
Second reading 1 78
In Committee 197
Third reading 365
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 59— An Act respecting the Control of Warble-fly — Mr. Kennedy:
First reading 20
Second reading 178
In Committee 345
Third reading 574
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 60— An Act to amend the Credit Union Act, 1940— Mr. Kennedy :
First reading 20
Second reading 198
In Committee 589
Third reading 595
Royal Assent t663
BILL NO. 61 — An Act to amend the Farm Products Marketing Act, 1946 — Mr. Kennedy:
First reading 20
Second reading 178
In Committee 345
Third reading 574
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 62 — An Act respecting Farm Products Containers — Mr. Kennedy:
First reading 21
Second reading 179
In Committee 345
Third reading 574
Royal Assent 663
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BILL NO. 63 — An Act to amend the Ontario Food Terminal Act, 1946 — Mr. Kennedy:
First reading
Second reading 179
In Committee 197
Third reading 366
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 64 — An Act to amend the Election Act — Mr. MacLeod:
First reading 22
(Bill No. 64 withdrawn)
BILL NO. 65 — An Act to amend the Municipal Act — Mr. Salsberg:
First reading 22
(Bill No. 65 not called)
BILL NO. 66 — An Act to amend the Minimum Wage Act — Mr. MacLeod :
First reading 22
(Bill No. 66 not called)
BILL NO. 67— An Act to extend the Right to Vote at Municipal Elec- tions to the classes of Persons that may vote at Elections to the Assembly — Mr. Salsberg:
First reading 22
(Bill No. 67 withdrawn)
BILL NO. 68— An Act to amend the Public Schools Act- Mr. MacLeod :
First reading 22
(Bill No. 68 not called)
BILL NO. 69 — An Act to amend the Hours of Work and Vacations with Pay Act, 1944— Mr. Salsberg:
First reading 22
(Bill No. 69 not called)
BILL NO. 70 — An Act to amend the Hours of Work and Vacations with Pay Act, 1944 — Mr. Salsberg:
First reading 22
(Bill No. 70 not called)
BILL NO. 71 — An Act to amend the Land Transfer Tax Act — Mr. Frost:
First reading 53
Second reading 1 79
In Committee 197
Third reading 366
Royal Assent 663
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PAGES
BILL NO. 72— The Official Notices Publication Act, 1949— Mr. Porter:
First reading 53
Second reading 198
In Committee 346
Third reading 575
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 73 — An Act to amend the Public Hospitals Act — Mr. Kelley:
First reading 53
Second reading 199
In Committtee 346
Third reading 575
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 74 — An Act to amend the Ontario Northland Transporta- tion Act — Mr. Porter :
First reading 54
Second reading 199
In Committee 347
Third reading 575
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 75 — An Act to amend the Water Powers Regulation Act — Mr. Scott:
First reading 54
Second reading 199
In Committee 347
Third reading 575
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 76 — An Act to amend the Cullers Act — Mr. Scott:
First reading 54
Second reading 200
In Committee 347
Third reading 576
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 77— An Act to amend the Planning Act, 1946— Mr. Welsh:
First reading 54
Second reading 200
In Committee 350
Third reading 576
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 78 — An Act to amend the Lakes and Rivers Improvement Act— Mr. Scott:
First reading 54
Second reading 203
Third reading — Stands — Referred back to Committee 1345
In Committee 1463
Third reading 1730
Royal Assent 1 847
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INDICES— Continued pages
BILL NO. 79— An Act to amend the Municipal Reforestation Act — Mr. Dennison:
First reading 97
(Bill No. 79 not called)
BILL NO. 80— An Act to amend the Marriage Act— Mr. Temple:
First reading 123
(Bill No. 80 not called)
BILL NO. 81 — An Act to amend the Venereal Diseases Prevention Act, 1942— Mr. Temple:
First reading 123
(Bill No. 81 not called)
BILL NO. 82 — An Act to amend the Workmen's Compensation Act — Mr. Dowling:
First reading 123
Second reading Negatived in division 1316
BILL NO. 83 — An Act to amend the Hours of Work and Vacations with Pay Act, 1944 — Mr. Brown :
First reading 159
Second reading Negatived , 2130
BILL NO. 84 — An Act to amend the Workmen's Compensation Act, 1944— Mr. Walker:
First reading 159
Second reading Negatived.
BILL NO. 85 — An Act to amend the Legislative Assembly Act — Mr. Black well :
First reading 184
Second reading 320
In Committee 350
Third reading 576
Royal Assent 663
BILL NO. 86 — An Act to amend the Nursing Act — Mr. Frost:
First reading 207
Second reading 320
In Committee 1049
Third reading, 1 138
Royal Assent 1 847
BILL NO. 87 — An Act to amend the Agricultural Development Financial Act — Mr. Frost:
First reading 207
Second reading 323
In Committee 35 1
Third reading 476
Royal Assent 663
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PAGES
BILL NO. 88 — An Act to amend the Agricultural Development Act — Mr. Frost.
First reading , 208
Second reading 324
In Committee 351
Third reading 576
Royal Assent 664
BILL NO. 89— The Niagara Parks Act, 1949— Mr. Daley:
First reading 208
Second reading 329
Stands 351
In Committee — With the exception of Sec. 14 805
In Committee — On Section 14 845
Third reading — Stands 1019
Third reading ; 1041
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 90— An Act to amend the Hospitals Aid Act, 1948 — Mr. Kelley:
First reading 208
Second reading 332
In Committee 844
Third reading 1019
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 91 — An Act to amend the Sanatoria for Consumptives Act, 1947— Mr. Kelley:
First reading 208
Second reading 333
In Committee 845
Third reading 1019
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 92 — An Act to amend the Private Sanitaria Act — Mr. Kelley :
First reading 209
Second reading 333
In Committee 351
Third reading 477
Royal Assent 664
BILL NO. 93 — An Act to amend the Psychiatric Hospitals Act — Mr. Kelley:
First reading 209
Stands 337
Discharged 1047
BILL NO. 94— The Mills Licensing Act, 1949— Mr. Scott:
First reading 209
Second reading 338
In Committee 352
Third reading 477
Royal Assent 664
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INDICES— Continued pages
BILL NO. 95— The Territorial Division Act, 1949— Mr. Blackwell:
First reading .' 209
Second reading 338
In Committee 352
Third reading 477
Royal Assent 664
BILL NO. 96— An Act to amend the Juvenile and Family Courts Act — Mr. Blackwell :
First reading 210
Second reading 338
In Committee 352
Third reading 577
Royal Assent 664
BILL NO. 97 — An Act respecting Certain Contracts that have become impossible of performance or have been otherwise frustrated — Mr. Blackwell :
First reading 210
Second reading 338
In Committee 353
Third reading 577
Royal Assent 664
BILL NO. 98 — An Act to amend the Professional Engineers' Act — Mr. Blackwell :
First reading 21 1
Stands 338
Second reading 340
Stands 359
In Committee 1700
Third reading 1842
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 99— An Act to amend the Matrimonial Causes Act — Mr. Blackwell :
First reading 283
Second reading 360
In Committee 589
Third reading 595
Royal Assent 664
BILL NO. 100 — An Act to amend the Power Commission Act — Mr. Houck:
First reading 284
(Bill No. 100 not called)
BILL NO. 101— An Act to amend The Ontario Municipal Board Act —Mr. Walker:
First reading 369
(Bill No. 101 not called)
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BILL NO. 102— An Act to amend the Wolf and Bear Bounty Act, 1946 — Mr. Scott:
First reading 370
Second reading 586
In Committee 807
Third reading 1015
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 103— The Loan and Trust Corporations Act, 1949— Mr. Blackwell :
First reading 370
Second reading 587
Stands 805
In Committee 849
Third reading 1019
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 104 — An Act to amend the Assessment Act — Mr. Dunbar:
First reading 446
Second reading 587
In Committee 1261
Third reading 1352
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 105— An Act to amend the Presqu'il Park Act- Mr. Dunbar :
First reading 446
Second reading 587
In Committee 805
Third reading 1016
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 106 — An Act to amend the Long Point Park Act- Mr. Dunbar:
First reading » 447
Second reading 587
In Committee 805
Third reading 1016
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 107— "The Fire Departments Act"— Mr. Blackwell:
First reading 466
Second reading 1075
In Committee 1228
Third reading 1350
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 108— The Police Act, 1949— Mr. Blackwell:
First reading 466
Second reading 1114
In Committee 1260
Third reading 1352
Royal Assent 1847
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INDICES— Continued pages
BILL NO. 109— An Act to amend the Highways Improvement Act- Mr. Doucett :
First reading 467
Second reading 834
In Committee 1032
Third reading 1042
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 110— The Homes for the Aged Act, 1949— Mr. Goodfellow:
First reading 568
Second reading 840
In Committee 1058
Third reading 1138
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. Ill— An Act to amend the Children's Protection Act — Mr. Goodfellow :
First reading 568
Second reading 843
In Committee 1 132
Third reading 1 140
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 112— An Act to amend the Succession Duty Act, 1939 — Mr. Frost:
First reading 568
Second reading 795
In Committee 846
Third reading 1019
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 113 — An Act to amend the Provincial Loans Act — Mr. Frost:
First reading 568
Second reading 794
In Committee 1028
Third reading 1041
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 114 — An Act to Suspend the Income Tax Act — Mr. Frost:
First reading 568
Second reading 794
In Committee 847
Third reading 1019
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 115— An Act to amend the Corporations Tax Act, 1939— Mr. Frost:
First reading 568
Second reading 793
In Committee 1030
Third reading 1 137
Royal Assent 1847
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PAGES
BILL NO. 116 — An Act to amend the Athletics Control Act — Mr. Frost:
First reading 568
Second reading , 793
In Committee 1 127
Third reading 1 139
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 117 — An Act respecting the Sandwich, Windsor and Amherstburg Railway — Mr. Greisinger:
First reading 593
Second reading 788
In Committee 1053
Third reading 1 138
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 118 — An Act to amend the Tile Drainage Act- Mr. Doucett:
First reading 706
Second reading 1020
In Committee 1 127
Third reading 1 139
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 119 — An Act to amend the Ditches and Water Courses Act — Mr. Doucett:
First reading 707
Second reading 1023
In Committee 1 127
Third reading 1 139
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 120 — An Act to amend the Municipal Drainage Act — Mr. Doucett:
First reading 707
Second reading 1024
In Committee 1 127
Third reading 1 139
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 121 — An Act to amend the Provincial Aid to Drainage Act — Mr. Doucett:
First reading 707
Second reading 1025
In Committee 1 127
Third reading 1 140
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 122 — An Act to amend the Power Commission Act, 1949 — Mr. Challies:
First reading 708
Second reading 1027
In Committee — Except Section 4 1 129
In Committee — On Section 4 1145
Third reading 1345
Royal Assent 1847
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BILL NO. 123 — An Act to amend the Conservation Authorities Act, 1946— Mr. Welsh:
First reading 708
Second reading 844
In Committee 1 132
Third reading 1 140
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 124 — An Act respecting Women's Wage Rates — Mr. Park:
First reading 785
(Bill No. 124 delayed 60 days)
BILL NO. 125 — An Act to amend the Companies Act — Mr. Porter:
First reading 785
Second reading 1116
In Committee 1 145
Third reading 1345
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 126 — An Act to amend the Marriage Act — Mr. Dunbar:
First reading 786
Second reading 1041
In Committee 1 126
Third reading 1 138
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 127— An Act to amend the Telephone Act — Mr. Dunbar:
First reading 786
Second reading 1039
In Committee 1 126
Third reading 1138
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 128— An Act for Quieting Doubts affecting the Legal Status of Boundaries of Municipalities — Mr. Dunbar:
First reading 876
Second reading 1039
In Committee 1 126
Third reading 1 139
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 129— An Act to amend the Vital Statistics Act, 1948— Mr. Dunbar:
First reading 787
Second reading 1040
In Committee 1 126
Third reading 1 139
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 130— An Act to amend the Public Utilities Act- Mr. Dunbar:
First reading 787
Second reading 1040
In Committee 1261
Third reading 1352
Royal Assent 1847
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BILL NO. 131 — An Act to amend the Department of Municipal Affairs Act — Mr. Dunbar :
First reading . 787
Second reading . 1040
In Committee 1261
Third reading 1353
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 132 — The Teachers Superannuation Act — Mr. Porter:
First reading 817
Second reading 1094
In Committee 1 144
Third reading .1345
Royal Assent 1£47
BILL NO. 133 — An Act to amend the Municipal Act — Mr. Dunbar:
First reading 817
Second reading 1040
In Committee 1261
Third reading 1353
Ro3^al Assent 1847
BILL NO. 134 — An Act to amend the Forest Management Act — Mr. Scott:
First reading 817
Second reading 1046
In Committee 1 140
Third reading 1345
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 135 — An Act to amend the Executive Council Act — Mr. Oliver:
First reading 818
(Bill No. 135 withdrawn)
BILL NO. 136 — An Act to amend the Forest Fires Prevention Act, 1948— Mr. Scott (Peterborough) :
First reading 854
Second reading 1046
In Committee 1 140
Third reading 1345
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 137 — An Act to amend the Barristers Act — Mr. Thornberry :
First reading 927
Second reading Negatived on Division 1445
BILL NO. 138 — An Act to amend the Municipal Act — Mr. Dunbar:
First reading 817
Second reading 1455
In Committee 1727
Third reading 1845
Royal Assent 1847
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BILL NO. 139 — An Act to amend the Workmen's Compensation Act —Mr. Fell:
First reading 928
Second reading Negatived 1330
BILL NO. 140 — An Act to amend the Ontario Municipal Board Act — Mr. Dunbar:
First reading 928
Second reading 1046
In Committee 1261
Third reading 1353
Royal Assent 1 847
BILL NO. 141 — An Act to amend the Local Improvement Act — Mr. Dunbar :
First reading .'. 928
Second reading 1047
In Committee 1261
Third reading 1353
Royal Assent 1847
BILL NO. 142 — An Act to amend the Municipal Act — Mr. Dennison :
First reading 928
(Bill No. 142 not called)
BILL NO. 143 — An Act to amend the Boards of Education Act — Mr. Porter :
First reading 960
Second reading 1117
In Committee 1 145
Third reading 1346
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 144 — An Act to amend the College of Art Act — Mr. Porter:
First reading 960
Second reading 1118
In Committee 1 145
Third reading 1346
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 145 — An Act to amend the Continuation Schools Act — Mr. Porter:
First reading 960
Second reading 1118
In Committee 1 145
Third reading 1346
Royal Assent 1 848
BILL NO. 146— An Act to amend the High Schools Act- Mr. Porter:
First reading 960
Second reading 1 1 19
In Committee 1 145
Third reading 1346
Royal Assent 1 848
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BILL NO. 147 — An Act to amend the Public Libraries Act — Mr. Porter:
First reading 961
Second reading 1 119
In Committee 1 146
Third reading 1346
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 148 — An Act to amend the Public Schools Act — Mr. Porter:
First reading '., 961
Second reading 1119
In Committee 1 146
Third reading 1347
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 149 — An Act to amend the Separate Schools Act — Mr. Porter:
First reading 961
Second reading 1119
In Committee 1 146
Third reading 1347
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 150 — An Act to amend the Teachers Boards of Reference Act, 1946 — Mr. Porter:
First reading 961
Second reading 1 120
In Committee 1 146
Third reading 1348
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 151 — An Act to amend the School Sites Act — Mr. Porter:
First reading 961
Second reading 1 120
In Committee 1 147
Third reading 1348
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 152 — An Act to amend the Change of Name Act — Mr. Blackwell :
First reading 962
Second reading 1 121
In Committee 1 146
Third reading 1347
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 153 — An Act to provide for the Consolidation of Regula- tions Filed under the Regulations Act, 1944 — Mr. Blackwell:
First reading 962
Second reading 1 121
In Committee 1 146
Third reading 1347
Royal Assent 1 848
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BILL NO. 154 — An Act to amend the Insurance Act— Mr. Blackwell:
First reading • 962
Second reading 1 121
In Committee 1 146
Third reading • 1347
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 155 — An Act to amend the Companies Act — Mr. Blackwell:
First reading 962
Second reading 121
In Committee 1 146
Third reading 1348
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 156— An Act to amend the Registry Act— Mr. Blackwell:
First reading 963
Second reading 1 121
In Committee 1 146
Third reading 1348
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 157 — An Act to amend the Public Lands Act — Mr. Scott (Peterborough) :
First reading 1 173
Second reading 1370
In Committee 1463
Third reading 1731
Royal Assent : 1848
BILL NO. 158 — An Act respecting Oleomargarine — Mr. Kennedy:
First reading 1 175
Second reading 1393
In Committee 1484
Third reading 1734
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 159— An Act to amend Mining Tax Act— Mr. Frost:
First reading 1213
Second reading 1371
In Committee 1464
Third reading 1731
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 160 — An Act for Raising Money in the Consolidated Revenue Fund — Mr. Frost:
First reading 1213
Second reading 1371
In Committee 1464
Third reading 1731
Royal Assent 1 848
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BILL NO. 161 — An Act respecting the Hydro Electric Power Com- mission of Ontario, Steep Rock, Iron Ore Mines Limited, the Ontario Minnesota Pulp and Paper Company, Limited, and His Majesty the King — Mr. Frost:
First reading 1214
Second reading 1619
In Committee 1721
Third reading 1844
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 162 — An Act to amend the Workmen's Compensation Act — Mr. Daley:
First reading w 1215
Second reading 1397
In Committee 1464
Third reading 1731
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 163 — An Act to amend the Adoption Act — Mr. Goodfellow:
First reading 1216
Second reading 1397
In Committee 1464
Third reading 1731
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 164 — An Act to amend the Farm Products Grades and Sales Act — Mr. Kennedy :
First Reading 1216
Second reading 1398
In Committee 1465
Third reading 1732
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 165 — An Act to amend the Department of Travel and Publicity Act, 1946— Mr. Cecile:
First reading 1216
Second reading 1398
In Committee 1464
Third reading 1732
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 166 — An Act respecting the Tourist Establishments — Mr. Cecile:
First reading 1216
Second reading 1400
In Committee 1464
Third reading 1732
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 167— An Act intituled "The Public Vehicles Act, 1949." — Mr. Doucett
First reading 1217
Second reading 1453
In Committee 1701
Third reading 1843
Royal Assent 1848
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BILL NO. 168— An Act intituled "The Public Commercial Vehicles Act, 1949"— Mr. Doucett:
First reading J 21 7
Second reading J 453
In Committee * 703
Third reading 1844
Royal Assent *848
BILL NO. 169— An Act respecting Certain Charitable and Other
Gifts— Mr. Frost:
First reading 1339
Second reading 2095
In Committee 2123
Third reading 2153
Royal Assent • 2157
BILL NO. 170— An Act to amend the Liquor Licence Act, 1946 —
Mr. Millard:
First reading 1339
Second reading Negatived in Division 2148
BILL NO. 171— An Act to amend the Securities Act, 1947—
Mr. Blackwell :
First reading 1339
Second reading 1454
In Committee 1721
Third reading 1844
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 172— An Act intituled "The Statute Law Amendment Act, 1949— Mr. Blackwell:
First reading 1339
Second reading 1454
In Committee 1727
Third reading 1844
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 173 — An Act to provide for the establishment of the Alcoholic Research Foundation — Mr. Kelley:
First reading 1340
Second reading 1454
In Committee 1707
Third reading . 1844
Royal Assent 1843
BILL NO. 174 — An Act to amend the Crown Timber Act — Mr. Scott:
First reading 1341
Second reading 1454
In Committee \ 1707
Third reading .\. 1845
Royal Assent 1 848
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BILL NO. 175— An Act to amend the High Traffic Act- Mr. Doucett:
First reading 1341
Second reading 1456
In Committee 1707
Third reading 1845
Royal Assent 1848
BILL NO. 176 — An Act to amend the Game and Fisheries Act, 1946 — Mr. Scott (Peterborough) :
First reading 1363
Second reading 1687
In Committee 1 854
Third reading 2149
Royal Assent 2157
BILL NO. 177 — An Act to amend the Real Estate and Business Brokers Act, 1946 — Mr. Blackwell :
First reading 1452
Second reading 1688
In Committee 1854
Third reading 2149
Royal Assent 2157
BILL NO. 178— An Act intituled "The Windsor Metropolitan General Hospital Inquiry Act" — Mr. Blackwell :
First reading 1452
Second reading 1689
In Committee 1854
Third reading 2149
Royal Assent 2157
BILL NO. 179— An Act to amend the Milk Control Act, 1948— Mr. Kennedy:
First reading 1452
Second reading — In Division 1698
In Committee , 1854
Third reading 2149
Royal Assent 2157
BILL NO. 180 — An Act for granting to His Majesty certain sums of money for the Public Service of the financial vear ending March 31st, 1950— Mr. Frost:
First reading 1843
Second reading 1843
Third reading 1843
BILL NO. 181— An Act respecting Leslie E. Wismer, M.P.P.— Mr. Blackwell :
First reading 2123
Second reading 2124
In Committee 2125
Third reading 2153
Royal Assent 2157
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After the words "there are," add "no."
Change "33/100" to "33/1000%"
Add "percentage."
Transpose "ayes" and "nays." Should read.
"AYES 51 "NAYS 36."
Insert "Motion agreed to; first reading of the Bill.
Change "house" to "hospital."
Should read: "Arguing that because last year hon. members of this House, wisely or unwisely voted for a $1,000 increase in their indemnity, you are now, therefore, justified . . ."
Change "amend" to "suspend."
Change "not" to "note."
Change to read, "my ancestry claims he came from Scotland."
Change "Bill 143 reported" to "Bill 132 reported."
Change "55" to "155."
Change "provision" to "revision."
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