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Clarion tracks Stephen Blais's public record in Ontario — the bills they sponsor, their recent interventions in the chamber, and the meetings registered with them, each cited to the official source.

Party
Ontario Liberal Party
Riding
Orléans
Jurisdiction
Ontario
Contact
sblais.mpp.co@liberal.ola.org

Role as last recorded — rosters change between elections and cabinet shuffles; verify currency against the official source.

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Sponsored legislation

Bills naming this official as sponsor, matched on the official record (exact name only).

Recent interventions

A teaser slice of each chamber intervention — read the full text on the official record.

  1. Orders of the Day — Protecting Ontario’s Streets and Communities Act, 2026 / Loi de 2026 visant à protéger les rues et les collectivités de l’Ontario

    I tried to get the government House leader to give me some details about when we might rise but he held his cards pretty close to his chest. He’s a pretty good House leader that way. Look, crime is up. Crime is up in ma

    2026-06-01Legislative AssemblyOfficial record

  2. Orders of the Day — Protecting Ontario’s Streets and Communities Act, 2026 / Loi de 2026 visant à protéger les rues et les collectivités de l’Ontario

    I am pleased this afternoon to rise on behalf of the residents for Orléans to speak in support of Bill 119, the Protecting Ontario’s Streets and Communities Act. I didn’t feel like having everyone wait with bated breath

    2026-06-01Legislative AssemblyOfficial record

  3. Orders of the Day — Protecting Ontario’s Streets and Communities Act, 2026 / Loi de 2026 visant à protéger les rues et les collectivités de l’Ontario

    Thank you, Minister. I was particularly interested in the point about the harassment aspects as well. A technical question: If you don’t have the answer today, I understand that. If maybe the House leader or the whip or

    2026-06-01Legislative AssemblyOfficial record

  4. Orders of the Day — Protecting Ontario’s Streets and Communities Act, 2026 / Loi de 2026 visant à protéger les rues et les collectivités de l’Ontario

    As I said, I’m generally not a fan of large omnibus bills. This bill has 16 schedules; there’s a very broad set of subjects that it covers. There wasn’t a lot of time to consult with residents. Normally, I would say that

    2026-06-01Legislative AssemblyOfficial record

  5. Question Period — Freedom of information

    My question is for the Premier. Madam Speaker, what do these three things have in common: the Premier’s luxury private jet, the secret Metrolinx air rights deal and the government’s attempt to hide records from freedom-

    2026-06-01Legislative AssemblyOfficial record

  6. Orders of the Day — Protecting Ontario’s Streets and Communities Act, 2026 / Loi de 2026 visant à protéger les rues et les collectivités de l’Ontario

    Thank you for your passionate debate, as always. I would like you for the next minute to describe all the safety issues that exist today in Scarborough so the Legislature knows what’s going on.

    2026-06-01Legislative AssemblyOfficial record

  7. Orders of the Day — Protecting Ontario’s Streets and Communities Act, 2026 / Loi de 2026 visant à protéger les rues et les collectivités de l’Ontario

    Well, I’ve always thought that the lack of questions means that everyone agrees with what I’ve said, and so I take it that the government agrees completely with the things that I’ve said this afternoon—which, in fairness

    2026-06-01Legislative AssemblyOfficial record

  8. Question Period — Freedom of information

    Back to the Premier: Taxpayers paid for the jet. Taxpayers paid for the Carmine Nigro settlement. Taxpayers paid for this government’s record debt. Madam Speaker, why does the Premier think taxpayers deserve the bill but

    2026-06-01Legislative AssemblyOfficial record

  9. Question Period — Government accountability

    Yes.

    2026-06-01Legislative AssemblyOfficial record

  10. Orders of the Day — Protecting Ontario’s Streets and Communities Act, 2026 / Loi de 2026 visant à protéger les rues et les collectivités de l’Ontario

    Well, certainly their votes as it relates to Lydia’s Law and other measures will not have been the first time this government writes cheques that its voting record simply can’t cash. We do have a public safety issue in

    2026-06-01Legislative AssemblyOfficial record

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