Motions de censure et de jour de l'opposition

Le jour de l'opposition est une période de temps réservée lors de certains jours de session pour considérer une motion proposée par une députée ou un député de l'un des partis de l'opposition.

Une motion de censure, si adoptée, est un signal qui indique que le gouvernement a perdu la confiance de la Chambre.

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Jours de l'opposition

Session de printemps 2025

Motion 3 Mme Stiles (Davenport)

Whereas hospital infrastructure is vital to protecting the health of the public and in strengthening Ontario in the face of economic uncertainty; and

Whereas the Government has identified priority nation-building infrastructure projects, but failed to include any healthcare infrastructure; and

Whereas there are significant hospital infrastructure projects which have experienced long delays and funding cuts under Liberal and Conservative governments; and

Whereas hospital infrastructure improvements create good union jobs for construction trades people; and

Whereas hospital expansions create good union jobs for health care workers;

Therefore, in the opinion of the House, the Government must designate critical hospital infrastructure as nation-building projects and fund them in the 2025 Budget, including specific commitments to new hospitals for Durham Region, Brantford, Kitchener-Waterloo and Brampton; re-opening the Minden Hospital; expanding the Windsor-Essex Regional Hospital, Queensway Carleton Hospital, Arnprior Regional Hospital and Hamilton Health Sciences; redeveloping the Weeneebayko General Hospital and Health Sciences North; renovating the Thessalon Hospital, Matthews Memorial Hospital, Manitoulin Health Centre and Red Lake Margaret Cochenour Memorial Hospital; and restoring 24/7 emergency services and urgent care to Welland Hospital, Douglas Memorial and Port Colborne.



Adressée au Premier ministre. Déposée le 7 mai 2025.

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Motion 2 M. Fraser (Ottawa-Sud)

Whereas, Ontario is in an affordability crisis, making it increasingly difficult for families to pay their monthly bills; and

Whereas, Ontario businesses are struggling to stay afloat faced with U.S. tariffs; and

Whereas, the Premier promised to provide Ontarians with an income tax cut over 7 years ago and has failed to deliver;

Therefore, in the opinion of this House, the Government of Ontario should make life more affordable for Ontario workers, families, and small businesses by reducing the tax rate for Ontario's second income tax bracket from 9.15% to 7.15%, eliminating the provincial portion of the HST on home heating and hydro bills, and cutting the small business tax rate in half.

TypeDateDéputée ou députéActivitéRésultat
motion5 mai 2025John Fraserpropose-
motion5 mai 2025-débattue-
motion5 mai 2025-voterejetée au vote


Adressée au Premier ministre. Déposée le 30 avril 2025.

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Motion 1 Mme Stiles (Davenport)

Whereas Ontarians have a right to make informed decisions about how they spend the money they've earned; and

Whereas price-gouging and price-fixing by large corporate retailers has been widely reported in recent years, particularly on essential goods and during times of economic uncertainty; and

Whereas Ontarians are increasingly choosing to support Ontario-made and Canadian-made goods over American products in response to Donald Trump's tariffs and threats to our sovereignty;

Therefore, in the opinion of the House, the Government must implement consumer protection measures including requiring big box stores to clearly identify when they raise prices by more than two per cent within a two-week period, when a product has been imported from the United States, and when products are made in Ontario and in Canada.

TypeDateDéputée ou députéActivitéRésultat
motion30 avril 2025Marit Stilespropose-
motion30 avril 2025-débattue-
motion30 avril 2025-voterejetée au vote


Adressée au Premier ministre. Déposée le 16 avril 2025.

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