Hansard Speaker Index - 28th Legislature

B | C | D | E | F | G | H | K | L | M | N | O | P | R | S | T | V | W | Y

Sarauer, Ms. Nicole (NDP, Regina Douglas Park). s.1,2: Leader of the Opposition.

Abortion

Members' positions on, and access to, 3067–3068, 3182

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]

Speakers, 145–149

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]

Speakers, 2779–2781

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]

Speakers, 4615–4617

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]

Motion for consideration

Amendment, 6087

Speakers, 6085–6087

Administration of Estates Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 187)

Second reading, 6730
Committee discussion, N680–681

Adoption Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 16)

Second reading, 831–832

Advanced Education Ministry

Estimates

(2019-20), main, U853

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.32, P63–64

Agricultural Implements Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 101)

Second reading, 3446

Agriculture Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.14, P12–13
(2015) v.2, ch.2, P11
(2015) v.2, ch.42, P14

Alcohol

Retail

Wholesale markups, increase, 2100

Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 201)

Committee discussion, C1012–1016

Apiaries Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 179)

Second reading, 6323

Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Act, 2018 (No. 136)

Second reading, 5686

Arbitration (Family Dispute Resolution) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 97)

Second reading, 3666–3667
Committee discussion, N334–336

Art and artists

Boothill art project, Zoe Stradeski, recognition, member's statement, 6950

Automobile Accident Insurance (Benefits) Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 32)

Second reading, 1194–1195

Automobile Accident Insurance Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 197)

Second reading, 6825–6826

Budget, June 1, 2016

Speakers, 435–439

Budget, 2017-18

Balance, return to, 3-year plan

And taxation policy, 3212

Budget, March 22, 2017

Speakers, 1931–1936

Budget, April 10, 2018

Speakers, 3909–3911

Budget, March 20, 2019

Speakers, 5610, 5621–5622

Buffalo Narrows Community Correctional Centre, closure

Impact on community, 547
Reopen, petition, 6022–6023
Transfer of inmates

And overcrowding in other facilities, 297–298, 359

Builders' Lien (Prompt Payment) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 152)

Second reading, 5311

Bullying

Red Cross Pink Day (February 22, 2017), member's statement, 1643

Business Corporations Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 191)

Second reading, 6590
Committee discussion, N661–662

Cancer Agency Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 13)

Second reading, 921–922

Cannabis

Non-medical use, legalization

And pardons for possession offences prior to legalization, 3624
Distribution and permitting, timeline, 3973
Distribution and regulation, government consultations, 3423–3424

Retail licences, preference for local small and medium-sized businesses, petition, 3859
Retail permits, additional, and removal of limits on community size and number of locations, ministerial statement (Makowsky), 6162–6163

Cannabis Control (Saskatchewan) Act (No. 121)

Second reading, 4048–4054
Committee discussion, N460–466

Cannabis Control (Saskatchewan) Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 122)

Second reading, 4054
Committee discussion, N467

Carbon tax

Federal imposition, provincial challenge

Reference case submitted to Court of Appeal, ministerial statement (Morgan), 4037–4038

Central Services Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.43, P113–114
(2016) v.1, ch.2; (2016) v.2, ch.3, P112
(2016) v.1, ch.5, P112–113
(2016) v.1, ch.6, P115
(2016) v.2, ch.33, P113

Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 33)

Second reading, 1316–1318

Child care

Licensed centres, property taxes

Include non-profit centres in The Saskatchewan Education Act and exempt from property taxes, petition, 2128–2129

Child welfare, First Nations children in care

Overrepresentation, government actions and involvement of indigenous leaders, 5857

Children's Law Act, 2019 (No. 205)

Committee discussion, N664–667

Choice of Court Agreements (Hague Convention Implementation) Act (No. 96)

Second reading, 3486
Committee discussion, N318–319

Co-operatives

Ukrainian Co-op, Regina, 80th anniversary, member's statement, 2325–2326

Communities

Regina

Community associations within Douglas Park constituency, annual events, member's statement, 1233–1234, 4929–4930
Eastview Community Association, events, member's statement, 6033

Community-based organizations

Health Ministry, funding reduction, 2255

Condolences

Currie, Gordon Gray, moved (Wall), 2990–2991
Klein, Jack Charles, moved (Wall), 2993–2994
Mitchell, Robert Wayne, moved (Wall), 2995–2996
Parent, Roger, moved (Wall), 3001–3002
Weiman, Duane, moved (Wall), 3005–3006

Construction industry

Services, provincial sales tax exemption, eliminated

Restore tax exemption, petition, 6070

Coroners

Coroner's and toxicology reports, long delays, 168
Coroner's inquest into handling of Nadine Machiskinic's death, need for, 688

Coroners Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 189)

Second reading, 6776–6777
Committee discussion, N682–686

Corporate income tax

Small business

Income threshold, increase, 3237–3238

Correctional centres

Food services, contract with Compass Foodservice, 628, 638, 665
Health policies, lacking, 579
Inmate segregation

Administrative, best practices, 4096, 4126

Corrections and Policing Ministry

Estimates

(2018-19), main, N363–371
(2018-19, November), supplementary, N473–478
(2019-20), main, N530–556
(2020-21), main, N705–720

Courthouses

Security, deputy sheriffs, layoffs, 1123

Courts

Aboriginal court worker program

Funding cuts, 614–615
Reverse cuts, petition, 767–768, 905, 939, 1023, 1090, 1119, 1145, 1204, 1233, 1267–1268, 1293–1294, 1326, 1356, 1390–1391, 1417, 1429, 1457, 1471, 1499, 1515, 1539, 1563, 5889–5890

Court delays, Jordan decision

Risk of cases being thrown out, 1592, 1670

Weyburn, Queen's Bench services, transfer to Estevan, 1620

Credit Union Central of Saskatchewan Act, 2016 (No. 18)

Second reading, 479–480

Credit unions

Co-op Week and recognition of local credit unions (October 14-20, 2018), member's statement, 4723

Crime

Root causes

Government action, 5948

Crime, prevention and intervention

Building partnerships to reduce crime initiative

Provincial Auditor's report (2016) and lack of funding, 359

Rural and remote areas

Government investments and initiatives, recognition, moved (Cox), 5256–5257

Questions and comments, 5263–5264

Critical Support for Victims of Domestic Violence (Amendment) Act (No. 603)

First reading, 1698
Withdrawn, 2196

Crown corporations

Privatization, defining with legislation, 1620, 1727–1728, 2100, 2298, 2314

Repeal provisions of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016 and implications for Saskatchewan Transportation Company, 2599–2600, 3544
Stop passage of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016, petition, 1586, 1615

Crown Corporations Public Ownership Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 1)

Second reading, 841–843
Committee of the Whole on Bills, 1445–1448

Culture and multiculturalism

Barbados, 50th anniversary of independence, Saskatchewan Caribbean-Canadian Association celebration, Regina (November 25, 2016), member's statement, 1499–1500
Biju (Chakma festival) and Thingyan (Myanmar New Year) joint celebration, Regina (May 7, 2016), member's statement, 72
Diwali festival (2016) and Hindu Temple of Regina 25th anniversary, member's statement, 965–966
Mosaic festival in Regina (June 2-4, 2016), member's statement, 450

Curriculum

Treaty education, minister's remarks, 2953
Treaty education, minister's remarks and overseeing of curriculum review, 2921–2922

Data Matching Agreements Act (No. 87)

Second reading, 3550
Committee discussion, N328–331

Discrimination

Racism against First Nations, government comments, 3067

Domestic violence

And interpersonal violence, reduction, government failure to address issues and implement a plan, condemnation, moved (Sarauer), 580–582

Questions and comments, 589

And sexual assault

Government strategies, development, 4383–4384, 4403

Abusive behaviour, disclosure process

Implementation and development of regulations, 6866

Death review panel

Final report, release timing and recommendations, 4190–4191

Reduction, government plans, 75–76, 512
Victims

Critical supports in the workplace, petition, 3359, 3591, 3652, 3736–3737, 3943, 3966, 4001, 4030, 4062–4063, 4089–4090, 4121, 4152–4153, 4285–4286, 4297, 4308–4309, 4344, 4355, 4366, 4378–4379, 4435, 4472, 4501, 5148, 5422, 5760–5761, 5775, 5815–5816, 5827
Critical supports, petition, 2157, 2538–2539, 2889, 2919, 2949, 2981, 3029, 3064, 3091, 3147, 3179, 3209, 3233, 3266, 3296–3297, 5344, 5369, 5397, 5439, 5643–5644, 5670, 5691–5692, 5727, 5746, 5799–5800, 5839, 5979–5980
Employment leave, paid, 4704–4705, 5712, 5834, 5846
Job security, petition, 1642, 1664, 1690, 1721, 1745–1746, 1807, 1832, 1854–1855, 1879, 1943, 2003–2004, 2036, 2062–2063, 2093–2094, 2235, 2251, 2275–2276, 2292–2293, 2309–2310, 2324, 2352, 2364, 2381, 2422, 2437, 2451, 2492, 2524, 2559–2560
Supports, legislation, 1696–1697, 1727

Donation of organs, tissues, etc.

Awareness

Green Shirt Day (April 7, 2019) in memory of Logan Boulet, member's statement, 5692

Drug and alcohol abuse

Crystal meth, increased usage

Impact on emergency rooms and increased crime, 6336–6337

Overdoses, increase, government action, 6886

Economy Ministry

Estimates

(2016-17), main, E146–155
(2017-18), main, E354–357

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.1, ch.8, P43–44
(2015) v.2, ch.44, P46

Education

Staff, educational assistants

Leadership promises, 6501–6502

Education Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 63)

Second reading, 2224–2225

Education Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 157)

Second reading, 5312

Education Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.1, ch.20, P17–21
(2015) v.2, ch.40, P24
(2015) v.2, ch.52, P25–27
(2016) v.1, ch.11, P30–31
(2016) v.1, ch.12, P33–34
(2016) v.1, ch.20, P38

Education, funding

Crisis in classrooms due to underfunding, recognition, moved (Beck), 6344–6345

Questions and comments, 6348

Election (Fairness and Accountability) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 606)

Second reading, 3588

Electronic Communications Convention Implementation Act (No. 75)

Second reading, 3549
Committee discussion, N327–328

Electronic Information and Documents Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 5)

Second reading, 1211–1213
Committee discussion, N110–111

Energy Export Act (No. 126)

Second reading, 4043

Enforcement of Canadian Judgments Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 9)

Second reading, 1214–1216
Committee discussion, N113–114

Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 174)

Second reading, 6531–6532
Committee discussion, N647–648

Environment Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.1, ch.11, P52–55
(2015) v.2, ch.45, P57–59
(2016) v.1, ch.7, P61

Environmental Management and Protection (Environmental Handling Charges) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 124)

Second reading, 4102–4104

Evidence Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 74)

Second reading, 3485–3486
Committee discussion, N317–318

Expropriation Procedure Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 190)

Second reading, 6590
Committee discussion, N660–661

Extension of Compassionate Care Act, 2016 (No. 28)

Second reading, 1186–1187

Families

Separation and divorce

Family Matters program

Province-wide expansion, ministerial statement (Wyant), 513

Federal government

Equalization lawsuit and investment in Saskatchewan , 3094–3095

Fiduciaries Access to Digital Information Act (No. 176)

Second reading, 6532
Committee discussion, N648–650

Film and Video Classification Act, 2016 (No. 19)

Second reading, 1261–1262

Finance Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.1, ch.29, P214
(2016) v.2, ch.26, P215

Financial Planners and Financial Advisors Act (No. 203)

Committee discussion, N773–775

Fisheries (Saskatchewan) Act, 2019 (No. 183)

Second reading, 6363–6364

Fisheries (Saskatchewan) Consequential Amendments Act, 2019 (No. 184)

Second reading, 6364

Foreign Worker Recruitment and Immigration Services Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 139)

Second reading, 4830–4832

Forest Resources Management Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 10)

Second reading, 1017–1019

Forestry Professions Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 11)

Second reading, 1019–1020

Freedom of information

Legislation, strengthening, 4241–4242, 4265, 4289–4290

Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 30)

Second reading, 1304–1305
Committee discussion, N289–292

Frisbee games

Tommy Douglas Open (September 17, 2016), Regina Disc Golf Association annual tournament, member's statement, 1090

Games

All Seniors Games, 10th annual (February 4-8, 2019), Regina, member's statement, 5855–5856

Gangs

Gang violence reduction strategy

Government actions, 5844–5845

Global Transportation Hub

Clients, Brightenview Development International Inc.

Freedom of information request and commercially sensitive information, 4302–4303, 4312

Clients, map used to attract investment, 2893
Land acquisition

Expropriated lands, resale values, and legal costs, 3033

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal, 1273, 1360, 2624–2625, 2680

Freedom of information requests

And auditor review, 46–47

Investigation, judicial inquiry and forensic audit, call for, moved (Sproule), 1134–1135

Questions and comments, 1138

Investigation, transparency and accountability, 2774–2775, 2793–2794, 2825, 2858, 2922–2923, 2953, 2973–2974, 3326–3327
Judicial inquiry, immediately launch, moved (Sproule), 4864
Transparency and accountability, and comments by leadership candidates, 3268–3270, 3300–3301

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition processes audit

Motions

Request to move motion regarding officials appearing as witnesses (Sarauer), defeated, P109
Request officials, past and present, appear before committee as witnesses, either individually or together, moved (Sproule); amendment (Sarauer), P153–155
Committee meet with [current] officials on February 13th, 2017, to conclude consideration of recommendations, moved (Doke), abstention (Sarauer), P182
Committee meet with [current] officials on February 13th, 2017, to conclude consideration of recommendations, moved (Doke), abstention (Sarauer), motion to rescind (Sarauer), P184
Request Laurie Pushor, deputy minister of Economy, appear before committee as witness, moved (Sarauer); Ruled out of order, P183
Request all documentation, without redactions, referenced by the Chief Executive Officer of the Hub and the Deputy Minister of Highways as they have endeavoured to check the record and get back to the committee with information, moved (Sarauer), P210–211
Request officials from both Ministry of Highways and Global Transportation Hub present outstanding information and documentation proposed to the committee throughout questioning on March 21st, 2017, moved (Sarauer), P213
Request update by March 17, 2017 from officials from both Ministry of Highways and Global Transportation Hub regarding outstanding information and documentation to the committee, moved (Sarauer), P219–220
Request former Minister of Highways who held position between May 2012 and August 2016 appear before the this committee as a witness, moved (Sarauer), P231

Witnesses, government blocking from Public Accounts Committee and failing to be open and transparent, condemnation, moved (Sproule), 1626–1627

Questions and comments, 1631–1633

Government

Email

Private account, use for official business, 2601–2602, 2794–2795, 2824–2825, 2857, 2896

Transparency, accountability, and respect for privacy, 2983–2984

Government financial management, 3183
Government Relations Ministry

Estimates

(2020-21), main, N769–772

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.9, P50
(2016) v.1, ch.24, P237–238
(2016) v.2, ch.8, P239

Health care

Government actions regarding hallway medicine, employee communication, and infrastructure decline, condemnation, moved (Chartier), 6510–6512

Questions and comments, 6516–6517

Public system, support for, and condemnation of government statements supporting private care, moved (Sproule), 6803–6804

Questions and comments, 6805–6806

Rural and remote, access improvements through government and health region actions, support, moved (Steele), 951–952

Questions and comments, 956

Health facilities

Laundry services

Hazardous objects in linens, 1029–1030

Highways and Infrastructure Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.35, P69–70
(2016) v.1, ch.25, P72

Highways and roads, safety

Government initiatives and actions to improve highway safety, commendation, moved (Ross), 2262–2264

Questions and comments, 2266–2267

HIV infections

National HIV Testing Day (June 27, 2019), member's statement, 6331

Holodomor, Ukraine, 1932-1933

Holodomor Memorial Week (November 20-26, 2017), member's statement, 2982

Horned Cattle Purchases Repeal Act, 2016 (No. 14)

Second reading, 761–762

House Services Committee

Reports

Ninth, moved (Sarauer) for concurrence, 3479
Tenth, moved (Sarauer) for concurrence, 4305
Eleventh, moved (Sarauer) for concurrence, 5953

Humboldt Broncos bus tragedy (April 6, 2018)

Sympathy and condolences for lives lost, support for surviving families, and gratitude to first responders, RCMP, and medical professionals, moved (Moe), 3716

Hunger

Child hunger, hot lunch delivery program during COVID-19 pandemic school closures, Kashmir and Kam Bahia and Alvaro Santamaria, recognition, member's statement, 7001–7002

Income Tax Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 127)

Second reading, 4130

Insurance Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 73)

Second reading, 4043–4044
Committee discussion, N423–424

Interpersonal Violence Disclosure Protocol (Clare's Law) Act (No. 141)

Second reading, 5679–5680
Committee discussion, N622–627

Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 40)

Second reading, 1592–1602, 1779–1782
Committee discussion, N211–213, N228, N230

Request Crown corporation executives to appear as witnesses, moved (Sarauer), N211
Request that the committee hold public hearings, moved (Sarauer), N212

Interpretation Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 2) (No. 99)

Second reading, 4045–4046
Committee discussion, N425–426

Intestate Succession Act, 2018 (No. 154)

Second reading, 5195
Committee discussion, N491

Job creation

Government record and support for women, 2426

Jury Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 204)

Committee discussion, N775–777

Justice administration

Access to Justice Week (October 22-26, 2018), member's statement, 4473
First Nations and Métis programs, disparities, 3457

Justice Ministry

Estimates

(2016-17) main, N4–30

Follow up to questions on main Estimates, N135–136

(2016-17, November), supplementary, N128–136
(2017-18) main, N182–190, N192–210
(2017-18, November), supplementary, N305–311
(2017-18, March), supplementary, N372–373
(2018-19, November), supplementary, N479–481
(2018-19), main, N350–363
(2019-20), main, N530–556
(2020-21), main, N720–738

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2013) v.1, ch.18, P137–139
(2015) v.2, ch.12; (2016) v.2, ch.11, P141–142
(2015) v.2, ch.47, P144–145
(2016) v.1, ch.10, P148–151
(2016) v.2, ch.39, P152

Written questions, response time, 1237–1238

Justice Ministry, Corrections and Policing Division

Programs

Healthy Families Initiative

Pilot program with Foxvalley Counselling Services Inc., ministerial statement (Tell), 477–478

Justices of the Peace Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 29)

Second reading, 1303–1304
Committee discussion, N99–100

Justices of the Peace Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 168)

Second reading, 5807
Committee discussion, N628

Land Contracts (Actions) Act, 2017 (No. 103)

Second reading, 4224–4225
Committee discussion, N427–428

Landmarks and geographical features

Provincial naming policy, buildings and landmarks, ministerial statement (Wall), 3038

Legal profession

Sexual violence education, development in partnership with Law Society, ministerial statement (Morgan), 6581

Legal Profession (Law Foundation) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 192)

Second reading, 6590–6591
Committee discussion, N662–663

Legal Profession Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 60)

Second reading, 2153
Committee discussion, N300–301

Legal Profession Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 163)

Second reading, 5405–5406
Committee discussion, N500–502

Legislation Act (No. 155)

Second reading, 5225
Committee discussion, N494–495

Legislation Act Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 156)

Second reading, 5226
Committee discussion, N497

Legislative Assembly

Moment of silence and recognition of lives lost in attack in New York, New York (October 31, 2017), member's statement, 2742
Rules and Procedures of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan

Amendment, moved (Sarauer), 5650–5651

Statement of thanks, 4455–4456, 6053–6054

Legislative Assembly (Election Dates) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 133)

Second reading, 4689–4690

Legislative Assembly members

Maiden speeches, 145–149
Statement of condolence, Kevin Phillips, member for Melfort (died November 13, 2017), 2910–2911

Libraries, public

Funding reduction

Restore funding, petition, 2184, 2215

Liquor Retail Modernization Act (No. 23)

Committee discussion, C107–117

Liquor stores

Privatization, stop, petition, 794
Request for proposal process

Conflict of interest, 1478

Lobbyists Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 195)

Second reading, 6909

Local Authority Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 31)

Second reading, 1305–1307
Committee discussion, N293–294

Local Government Election Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 134)

Second reading, 4682–4683

Local Government Election Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 135)

Second reading, 4683–4684

Long-term care facilities

Regina, bed closures, impact on staff and residents, 6550–6551
Residents

Pen pal program, Qu'Appelle House, Regina, member's statement, 6976

Marathons

Queen City Marathon

(2016), winners, member's statement, 768

Marriage Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 175)

Second reading, 6561–6562, 6670
Committee discussion, N652–654

Medical personnel

Directive regarding communications, 6502–6503
Whistle-blower protections, 6529–6530, 6551–6552

Members' Conflict of Interest Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 196)

Second reading, 6909–6910

Mineral Taxation (Modernization) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 181)

Second reading, 6324

Minimum wage

$15 per hour, increase to, petition, 6096

Ministerial statements [Session 1]

Families

Separation and divorce, Family Matters program, province-wide expansion (Wyant), 513

Justice Ministry, Corrections and Policing Division

Programs, Healthy Families Initiative, pilot program with Foxvalley Counselling Services Inc. (Tell), 477–478

Ministerial statements [Session 2]

Carbon tax

Federal imposition, provincial challenge, reference case submitted to Court of Appeal (Morgan), 4037–4038

Landmarks and geographical features

Provincial naming policy, buildings and landmarks (Wall), 3038

Ministerial statements [Session 4]

Cannabis

Retail permits, additional, and removal of limits on community size and number of locations (Makowsky), 6162–6163

Legal profession

Sexual violence education, development in partnership with Law Society (Morgan), 6581

Vital statistics

Name changes, new regulations, (Morgan), 6725

Miscellaneous Municipal Statutes Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 194)

Second reading, 6777

Miscellaneous Statutes (Crown Corporations' Fiscal Year End Standardization) Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 2)

Second reading, 1007–1009

Miscellaneous Statutes (Electronic Register) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 177)

Second reading, 6532–6533
Committee discussion, N650–651

Miscellaneous Statutes (Family Dispute Resolution) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 98)

Second reading, 3667–3669
Committee discussion, N337–341
Third reading, 4039

Miscellaneous Statutes (Government Relations - Enforcement Measures) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 138)

Second reading, 5662

Miscellaneous Statutes (Government Relations - Transfer of Gas, Electrical, and Plumbing Functions) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 180)

Second reading, 6323–6324

Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal Act, 2019 (No. 178)

Second reading, 6533
Committee discussion, N659–660

Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal and Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 95)

Second reading, 3665–3666
Committee discussion, N333–334

Missing persons

Missing Persons Week

(April 30-May 6, 2017), member's statement, 2353

Women and girls, indigenous, missing and murdered

National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (2019), and 2nd annual walk for Happy Charles, member's statement, 5929

Missing Persons and Presumption of Death Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 106)

Second reading, 4046–4048
Committee discussion, N429–430

Municipalities, funding

Freeze on revenue sharing and cuts to grants-in-lieu, hometowns deserve better, moved (Sarauer), 3458–3459

Questions and comments, 3467

Music

Juno awards (March 24-25, 2018)

The Dead South, Regina, nominations and award, member's statement, 3621

Band swap fundraiser, member's statement, 5297
BreakOut West music festival and Western Canadian Music Awards

(October 13-16, 2016), Regina, member's statement, 1205

Girls Rock Camp (July 2018), University of Regina, member's statement, 4814–4815
Regina Folk Festival (August 2018), recognition of female and non-binary artists, member's statement, 4674

Northern Municipal Trust Account

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.1, ch.2, P47–48
(2016) v.2, ch.12, P239–240

Nurses

National Nursing Week and International Nurses Day

(2019), member's statement, 5981

Offenders

Women, outreach services, Lady Justice Dinner and fundraiser, Elizabeth Fry Society, member's statement, 4345

Oil and Gas Conservation Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 147)

Second reading, 5279

Oil industry

Orphaned wells

National abandoned well completion program, call on federal government to immediately implement, support, moved (Steele)

Questions and comments, 1286

Opioid Damages and Health Care Costs Recovery Act (No. 199)

Second reading, 6871

Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2014) v.2, ch.4; (2015) v.2, ch.4, P8–9
(2015) v.2, ch.21, P5
(2015) v.2, ch.23, P6
(2016) v.2, ch.13, P232
(2016) v.2, ch.30, P234

Parks, provincial

Funding, 1463

Patient Choice Medical Imaging Act (No. 26)

Second reading, 928–929

Personal Property Security Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 151)

Second reading, 5195
Committee discussion, N488–489

Physicians

And nurses, recruitment and retention, government commitment to innovative solutions, support, moved (Weekes)

Questions and comments, 4338–4339

Specialists

Availability and impact on surgical wait times, 910–911

Pipelines

Energy East, Northern Gateway, and Trans Mountain, support for construction, and condemnation of federal leaders who oppose energy projects, moved (Bonk)

Questions and comments, 6414

Pipelines Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 43)

Second reading, 1753–1755

Pipelines Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 148)

Second reading, 4921

Planning and Development Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 113)

Second reading, 4148–4149

Points of Order [Session 1]

Language

Use of "did not use the truth," unparliamentary, 1211
Use of "feather their nest" and "scandal-plagued minister" or "scandal-plagued member," unparliamentary, 1240
Use of "scandal-plagued member" and "scandal-plagued minister," unparliamentary, 1240

Points of Order [Session 2]

Language

Reference to "incorrect statements" and implying they were deliberate, 3963

Question period

Request to table documents referred to by Minister, 3515
Request to table documents regarding official opposition leader's promises, 3546
Request to table documents regarding work done by legislative secretaries, 4351

Points of Order [Session 3]

Language

Accusation of "corruption," 5164
Use of "boneheaded," 5264
Use of "I thought your religion didn't allow lies," 5195
Use of "making it up" in a heckle, 4789
Use of "misrepresented," 5676
Use of "totally/completely false," 5351

Members

Remarks impugning the character of a member, 5155

Police (Regional Policing) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 149)

Second reading, 5310, 5334
Committee discussion, N587–589

Police Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 212)

Committee discussion, N779–792
Third reading, 7008

Police services

Civilian oversight, improvements, 6965, 6980

Poverty

Global, Saskatchewan Council for International Cooperation

Saskatchewan Matching Grants in Aid Program, funding reduction, 602–603

Power Corporation Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 17)

Second reading, 1180–1181

Premiers

Brad Wall, pay tribute for his 18 years of service, moved (Morgan), 3333–3334

Prisoners

Deaths in custody

And access to medical services, 675
Coroner's inquest and jury recommendations, 2498–2499
Coroner's inquest, removal of requirement, 945, 970–971

First Nations and Métis

Overrepresentation in correctional facilities, 186–187

Job skills programs, funding cuts, 266–267
Youth

Increased incarceration and recidivism rates, 474–475

Privacy Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 72)

Second reading, 3548–3549
Committee discussion, N323–325

Proceedings Against the Crown Act, 2018 (No. 142)

Second reading, 5165
Committee Discussion, N483–484

Proceedings Against the Crown Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 143)

Second reading, 5165
Committee discussion, N485

Provincial Auditor

Annual report (2015-16), P125
Business and financial plan (2017-18), P127–128
Special Report: Land Acquisition Processes, The Global Transportation Hub Authority and the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure, P103–104, P153–155, P182, P183–184, P188–189, P194–200, P202–204, P208, P210–212
Summary of implemented recommendations

(2015) v.1, ch.6; (2015) v.2, ch.31; (2016) v.1, ch.4, P123

Provincial Auditor's reports

Social Services Ministry

Protection of children in care, audit follow-up

(2016) v.1, ch.33, P228–229

Provincial Capital Commission Act (No. 50)

Second reading, 2112–2114

Provincial Court Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 15)

Second reading, 1379–1381
Committee discussion, N117–118

Provincial Emblems and Honours Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 107)

Second reading, 4109–4110

Provincial Lands Act, 2016 (No. 34)

Second reading, 845–846

Provincial sales tax

Changes

And increased utility costs, 2069

Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 128)

Second reading, 4131

Public Accounts Committee

Elections

Deputy Chair [Doke], moved (Sarauer), P1

Public Guardian and Trustee Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 188)

Second reading, 6692
Committee discussion, N655

Public Guardian and Trustee of Saskatchewan

Public Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.15, P139–140

Public Health (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 12)

Second reading, 1175–1176

Public service

Vendor-sponsored travel and gifts

Employee policies and government review, 4964

Public Service Commission

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.16 and (2016) v.2, ch.14, P216

Publishers and publishing

Saskatchewan Book Awards

(April 28, 2018), member's statement, 4090–4091

Queen's Bench Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 4)

Second reading, 1350–1352
Committee discussion, N101–110

Question period [Session 1]

Alcohol

Retail

Wholesale markups, increase, 2100

Buffalo Narrows Community Correctional Centre, closure

Impact on community, 547
Transfer of inmates

And overcrowding in other facilities, 297–298, 359

Community-based organizations

Health Ministry, funding reduction, 2255

Coroners

Coroner's and toxicology reports, long delays, 168
Coroner's inquest into handling of Nadine Machiskinic's death, need for, 688

Correctional centres

Food services, contract with Compass Foodservice, 628, 638, 665
Health policies, lacking, 579

Courthouses

Security, deputy sheriffs, layoffs, 1123

Courts

Aboriginal court worker program

Funding cuts, 614–615

Court delays, Jordan decision

Risk of cases being thrown out, 1592, 1670

Weyburn, Queen's Bench services, transfer to Estevan, 1620

Crime, prevention and intervention

Building partnerships to reduce crime initiative

Provincial Auditor's report (2016) and lack of funding, 359

Crown corporations

Privatization, defining with legislation, 1620, 1727–1728, 2100, 2298, 2314

Domestic violence

Reduction, government plans, 75–76, 512
Victims

Supports, legislation, 1696–1697, 1727

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal, 1273, 1360

Freedom of information requests

And auditor review, 46–47

Health facilities

Laundry services

Hazardous objects in linens, 1029–1030

Job creation

Government record and support for women, 2426

Justice Ministry

Written questions, response time, 1237–1238

Liquor stores

Request for proposal process

Conflict of interest, 1478

Parks, provincial

Funding, 1463

Physicians

Specialists

Availability and impact on surgical wait times, 910–911

Poverty

Global, Saskatchewan Council for International Cooperation

Saskatchewan Matching Grants in Aid Program, funding reduction, 602–603

Prisoners

Deaths in custody

And access to medical services, 675
Coroner's inquest and jury recommendations, 2498–2499
Coroner's inquest, removal of requirement, 945, 970–971

First Nations and Métis

Overrepresentation in correctional facilities, 186–187

Job skills programs, funding cuts, 266–267
Youth

Increased incarceration and recidivism rates, 474–475

Provincial sales tax

Changes

And increased utility costs, 2069

Saskatchewan Telecommunications

Privatization, 2356

Saskatchewan Transportation Company

Elimination

Cancer patients, transportation to specialized medical services, 2009–2010

Surgical wait times

Pediatric surgeries, 970

Women

Status of Women Office

Staffing, and government support for women, 2443, 2544

Question period [Session 2]

Abortion

Members' positions on, and access to, 3067–3068, 3182

Budget, 2017-18

Balance, return to, 3-year plan

And taxation policy, 3212

Cannabis

Non-medical use, legalization

And pardons for possession offences prior to legalization, 3624
Distribution and permitting, timeline, 3973
Distribution and regulation, government consultations, 3423–3424

Corporate income tax

Small business

Income threshold, increase, 3237–3238

Correctional centres

Inmate segregation

Administrative, best practices, 4096, 4126

Crown corporations

Privatization, defining with legislation

Repeal provisions of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016 and implications for Saskatchewan Transportation Company, 2599–2600, 3544

Curriculum

Treaty education, minister's remarks, 2953
Treaty education, minister's remarks and overseeing of curriculum review, 2921–2922

Discrimination

Racism against First Nations, government comments, 3067

Domestic violence

And sexual assault

Government strategies, development, 4383–4384, 4403

Death review panel

Final report, release timing and recommendations, 4190–4191

Federal government

Equalization lawsuit and investment in Saskatchewan, 3094–3095

Freedom of information

Legislation, strengthening, 4241–4242, 4265, 4289–4290

Global Transportation Hub

Clients, Brightenview Development International Inc.

Freedom of information request and commercially sensitive information, 4302–4303, 4312

Clients, map used to attract investment, 2893
Land acquisition

Expropriated lands, resale values, and legal costs, 3033

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal, 2624–2625, 2680

Investigation, transparency and accountability, 2774–2775, 2793–2794, 2825, 2858, 2922–2923, 2953, 2973–2974, 3326–3327
Transparency and accountability, and comments by leadership candidates, 3268–3270, 3300–3301

Government

Email

Private account, use for official business, 2601–2602, 2794–2795, 2824–2825, 2857, 2896

Transparency, accountability, and respect for privacy, 2983–2984

Government financial management, 3183
Justice administration

First Nations and Métis programs, disparities, 3457

Regina bypass

Land acquisition

Original owners and prices, access to information, 2974–2975

Public-private partnership with Vinci (France)

Ability to address community needs, 2775

Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Relicensing of northern dams in perpetuity and duty to consult, 3151

SaskEnergy Inc.

Distribution rights, move from legislation to regulations, 3033–3034

Sexual assault

Government efforts, 4292
Government efforts and development of strategy, 4325–4326
Response to, discussion in legislative assembly, 2744–2745
Services, funding, 4350

Unemployment

And provincial economy, 2892–2893

Question period [Session 3]

Child welfare, First Nations children in care

Overrepresentation, government actions and involvement of indigenous leaders, 5857

Crime

Root causes

Government action, 5948

Domestic violence

Victims

Employment leave, paid, 4704–4705, 5712, 5834, 5846

Gangs

Gang violence reduction strategy

Government actions, 5844–5845

Public service

Vendor-sponsored travel and gifts

Employee policies and government review, 4964

Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission

Funding and staffing levels, impact on wait times, 4964–4965

Sexual assault

Sexual assault centres, funding, and development of strategy, 4964
Strategy, need for, 5590, 6051–6052

Wascana Park and Wascana Centre Authority

Commercial developments in park, 4703, 4762
Commercial developments in park, Canadian National Institute for the Blind, partnership with Brandt Developments, 5050, 5222, 5251

Auditor review, project on hold pending, 5276, 5299–5300

Governance structure and commercial developments, 5021–5022, 5134

Question period [Session 4]

Domestic violence

Abusive behaviour, disclosure process

Implementation and development of regulations, 6866

Drug and alcohol abuse

Crystal meth, increased usage

Impact on emergency rooms and increased crime, 6336–6337

Overdoses, increase, government action, 6886

Education

Staff, educational assistants

Leadership promises, 6501–6502

Long-term care facilities

Regina, bed closures, impact on staff and residents, 6550–6551

Medical personnel

Directive regarding communications, 6502–6503
Whistle-blower protections, 6529–6530, 6551–6552

Police services

Civilian oversight, improvements, 6965, 6980

Schools

Condition of facilities, government investments, 6997–6998

Schools, new

Capacity planning and utilization, 6100–6101

Sexual assault

Victims, counselling services, wait times, 6689

Suicides

Prevention, government initiatives and need for strategy, 6292–6293, 6296–6297

Wascana Park and Wascana Centre Authority

Commercial developments in park, Canadian National Institute for the Blind, partnership with Brandt Developments, 7020–7021

Auditor review, findings, 6710–6711, 6749–6750

Women's shelters

Capacity issues and funding support for second-stage housing, 6292–6293, 6866

Real Estate Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 144)

Second reading, 5166
Committee discussion, N486–487

Reclaimed Industrial Sites Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 85)

Second reading, 4135–4136

Refugees

World Refugee Day (June 20, 2016), and recognition of Saskatchewan Council for International Cooperation, member's statement, 597

Regina bypass

Land acquisition

Judicial inquiry and forensic audit, call for, petition, 5928
Original owners and prices, access to information, 2974–2975

Public-private partnership with Vinci (France)

Ability to address community needs, 2775

Residential Services Act, 2018 (No. 145)

Second reading, 4837–4839

Residential Tenancies Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 115)

Second reading, 4227–4228
Committee discussion, N454–459

Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.1, ch.30, P40–42

Saskatchewan Employment (Interpersonal Violence Leave) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 116)

Second reading, 3305–3306

Saskatchewan Employment (Support for Survivors of Domestic Violence) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 605)

First reading, 2799
Second reading, 2964–2971
Withdrawn, 3307

Saskatchewan Employment (Support for Survivors of Domestic Violence) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 609)

First reading, 3693

Saskatchewan Employment (Support for Survivors of Domestic Violence) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 614)

First reading, 5137

Saskatchewan Employment (Support for Victims of Domestic Violence) Amendment Act (No. 604)

First reading, 2258

Saskatchewan Government Insurance

Annual report (2016-17), C653–656

Saskatchewan Human Rights Code, 2017 (No. 104)

Second reading, 3979–3980
Committee discussion, N341

Saskatchewan Human Rights Consequential Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 105)

Second reading, 3980–3981
Committee discussion, N342

Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission

Funding and staffing levels, impact on wait times, 4964–4965
Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.1, ch.16, P134–137

Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority

Annual report (2017-18), C769–773
Estimates

(2016-17), main, non-budgetary, C103–107
(2017-18), main, non-budgetary, C336–339
(2018-19), main, non-budgetary, C558–563

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.26, P74
(2015) v.2, ch.54, P77–78

Saskatchewan Polytechnic

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.38, P66

Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Relicensing of northern dams in perpetuity and duty to consult, 3151

Saskatchewan Strategy for Suicide Prevention Act, 2018 (No. 613)

Second reading, 5999

Saskatchewan Telecommunications

Privatization, 2356

Saskatchewan Transportation Company

Elimination

Cancer patients, transportation to specialized medical services, 2009–2010

SaskEnergy (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 137)

Second reading, 4828–4829

SaskEnergy Inc.

Distribution rights, move from legislation to regulations, 3033–3034

Schools

Condition of facilities, government investments, 6997–6998
Government investment, recognition, moved (Olauson), 5089–5091

Questions and comments, 5092

Schools, new

Capacity planning and utilization, 6100–6101

Securities Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 159)

Second reading, 5405
Committee discussion, N497–499

Seizure of Criminal Property Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 150)

Second reading, 5202–5203, 5334
Committee discussion, N590–593

Sexual assault

Government efforts, 4292
Government efforts and development of strategy, 4325–4326
Response to, discussion in legislative assembly, 2744–2745
Services, funding, 4350
Sexual assault centres, funding, and development of strategy, 4964
Sexual Assault Services of Saskatchewan leadership forum (February 6-7, 2019), member's statement, 5816
Strategy, need for, 5590, 6051–6052
Victims, counselling services, wait times, 6689

Sexual orientation

Pride month and pride week

Moose Jaw Pride parade (June 4, 2016), member's statement, 573

Small Claims Act, 2016 (No. 35)

Second reading, 1376–1377
Committee discussion, N119–126

Small Claims Consequential Amendments Act, 2016 (No. 36)

Second reading, 1377–1378
Committee discussion, N126

Social Services Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.28; (2016) v.2, ch.20, P222–223
(2015) v.2, ch.39, P224–225
(2016) v.1, ch.17, P226–227
(2016) v.1, ch.33, P228–229

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 6)

Second reading, 1153
Committee discussion, N112

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 2) (No. 7)

Second reading, 1154

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 108)

Second reading, 3433–3434
Committee discussion, N315–316

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 2) (No. 109)

Second reading, 3434–3435
Committee discussion, N316–317

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 3) (No. 164)

Second reading, 5406
Committee discussion, N503

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 2) (No. 193)

Second reading, 6591
Committee discussion, N663

Students

Optimist oratorical contest, Regina clubs' winners, member's statement, 2294

Suicides

Prevention, government initiatives and need for strategy, 6292–6293, 6296–6297

Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 8)

Second reading, 1301–1302
Committee discussion, N127–128

Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 59)

Second reading, 2152
Committee discussion, N295–299

Surgical wait times

Pediatric surgeries, 970

Teachers

Retirement, Serge Dubé, French immersion teacher and advocate, member's statement, 4397–4398

Terrorism

Event in New York, New York (October 31, 2017), moment of silence and recognition of lives lost, member's statement, 2742

Theatre

Hip Hop Hoop Dance, Globe Theatre, cross-cultural fusion, member's statement, 3944

Tourism Saskatchewan

Provincial Auditor's report

(2015) v.2, ch.41, P130–131

Trade

Free trade, importance of, and recognition and acknowledgment of the benefits that trade brings to our province, moved (Bonk), 1487–1488

Questions and comments, 1489–1490

Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 37)

Second reading, 1199–1200

Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 198)

Second reading, 6870–6871

Transgender people

Transgender Day of Remembrance

(2016), member's statement, 1418

Trespass to Property Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 160)

Second reading, 5702–5703

Trespass to Property Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 161)

Second reading, 5703

Tributes

Downey, Gord, Tragically Hip singer and Fred Kress, John Black, and Stephen Moore, New Democratic Party members, member's statement, 2597–2598

Unemployment

And provincial economy, 2892–2893

University of Regina

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.1, ch.36, P122

Uranium industry

Cameco

McArthur River mining and Key Lake milling, suspension of operations, government take immediate action to support workers and communities, moved (Sarauer), amendment (Wall), 2898–2899

Vehicles for Hire Act (No. 114)

Second reading, 4115–4117

Victims of Crime Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 66)

Second reading, 2193

Victims of Interpersonal Violence Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 67)

Second reading, 2194

Violence

International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women

(November 25, 2017), member's statement, 3065–3066

Vital statistics

Name changes, new regulations, ministerial statement (Morgan), 6725

Wascana Park and Wascana Centre Authority

Commercial developments in park, 4703, 4762
Commercial developments in park, Canadian National Institute for the Blind, partnership with Brandt Developments, 5050, 5222, 5251, 7020–7021

Auditor review, findings, 6710–6711, 6749–6750
Auditor review, project on hold pending, 5276, 5299–5300

Governance structure and commercial developments, 5021–5022, 5134
Governance structure, restore, and end commercialization of park, petition, 4621, 4756, 4870, 4900, 5015, 5074, 5128, 5296–5297, 5327, 6744, 6765–6766, 6788, 6813, 6858–6859, 6877–6878
Governance structure, restore, and ensure an appropriate building for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, moved (Sarauer), 5352–5354

Questions and comments, 5361–5362

Water Security Agency

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.2, ch.47, P118–120
(2016) v.2, ch.48, P120
(2016) v.2, ch.49, P120–121

Water Security Agency Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 44)

Second reading, 1681–1684

Wildfires

Fort McMurray, Alberta

Regina's support, member's statement, 183

Women

International Women's Day (March 8)

(2020), member's statement, 6789

Status of Women Office

Staffing, and government support for women, 2443, 2544

Women's March at the United States Capitol (January 21, 2017), member's statement, 1586–1587

Women's shelters

Capacity issues and funding support for second-stage housing, 6292–6293, 6866
Transition houses

Supports for victims of domestic violence, three-year project, member's statement, 1691

Workers' Compensation Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 165)

Second reading, 5702

Young Women's Christian Association

Women of Distinction Awards

Regina (2016), Dr. Tanya Dahms, recipient, member's statement, 293

Youth Justice Administration Act, 2018 (No. 158)

Second reading, 5702
Committee discussion, N593–595

Speaker

Advocate for Children and Youth

Estimates

(2017-18), main, H21
(2019-20), main, H43

Canadian Revival Training Centre Act, 2018 (No. 903)

Referred to Private Bills Committee, 4970

Commonwealth Day

Message from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

(March 13, 2017), 1637
(March 13, 2018), 3377
(March 11, 2019), 5276–5277
(March 9, 2020), 6820–6821

Condolences

Parent, Roger, moved (Wall), 3004

Constituencies

Vacancies

Kindersley, 2583
Regina Northeast, 3377
Regina Walsh Acres, 6057
Saskatoon Eastview, 6057
Saskatoon Fairview, 2583

Elections Saskatchewan

Estimates

(2017-18), statutory, H17
(2017-18, November), supplementary, statutory, H31

Information and Privacy Commissioner

Estimates

(2016-17, November), supplementary, H15

Legislative Assembly

Moment of silence and recognition of lives lost during event in Toronto, Ontario (April 23, 2018), 3997
Moment of silence in honour of those involved in the Humboldt Broncos bus tragedy (April 6, 2018), 3709
New Sergeant-at-Arms, Maurice Riou, 7
New Sergeant-at-Arms, Terry Quinn, 731
Pages, introduction, 7, 731, 2593, 4469, 6067
Statement of thanks, 729–730, 2580, 4456–4457, 6054–6055, 7114–7115
Statement of thanks and Christmas greetings, 3346–3347, 5155–5156, 6714–6715
Statement of thanks to all who helped with the Saskatchewan Social Sciences Teachers' Institute on Parliamentary Democracy (November 19-23, 2016), 1464
Statement regarding erosion of decorum, 1147–1148
Statement regarding unparliamentary language, 3974

Legislative Assembly members

Announcements

Weyburn-Big Muddy [Duncan], birth of Ephram Henry Duncan, 1661

Apologies

Unparliamentary language, use of, 4861

Luther College, Regina Act, 2018 (No. 901)

Referred to Private Bills Committee, 4969

Points of Order [Session 1]

Decorum

Interference with a member when he's on his feet making a speech, 1673
Who said what, 777

Language

Use of "cannot be trusted," unparliamentary, 775
Use of "captain grandstand," unparliamentary, 2331
Use of "deceitful," unparliamentary, 1862
Use of "did not use the truth," unparliamentary, 1211
Use of "false information provided," unparliamentary, 912
Use of "feather their nest" and "scandal-plagued minister" or "scandal-plagued member," unparliamentary, 1240
Use of "lies" and variations, unparliamentary, 1570, 1583
Use of "making stuff up," unparliamentary, 1126
Use of "scandal-plagued member" and "scandal-plagued minister," unparliamentary, 1240
Use of "that's an absolute lie," unparliamentary, 1126
Use of "wasn't straight with us," unparliamentary, 1698

Members, reference to presence or absence in the chamber, 981
Question period

Question regarding political donations not in scope of question period, 1126
Request to table documents, 2242

Speaker ruling, no member may comment upon, 1863

Points of Order [Session 2]

Bills

Time to discuss the bill, not to make a leadership race speech, 2871–2872
When a bill is on the floor, discuss the bill and not be wide ranging, 2866

Language

Deputy Leader of the Opposition [Belanger] doesn't take minister at his word [Note: Point of order not specified], 2933–2934
He pointed over here and he said "monkey," 3701
Reference to "incorrect statements" and implying they were deliberate, 3963
Use of "simply not true," unparliamentary, 2989
Use of "that's a lie" in a heckle, unparliamentary, 3242

Members

Questions must be connected to government, not the personal viewpoint of a government member; further, remarks which question a member's integrity, honour, or character are out of order [Note: Point of order not specified], 4207
Reference to member as "the new girl" [Note: Point of order not specified], 3468

Question period

Request to table documents referred to by Minister, 3515
Request to table documents regarding work done by legislative secretaries, 4351

Points of Order [Session 3]

Language

Accusation of "corruption," 5164–5165
Use of "I thought your religion didn't allow lies," 5195, 5196
Use of "making it up" in a heckle, 4789–4790
Use of "totally/completely false," 5351

Members

Reference to presence or absence in the chamber, 4851
Remarks impugning the character of a member, 5155

Tabling of documents, 5253

Points of Order [Session 4]

Language

Accusations of being deceitful, 7083
Member referred to "filling the pockets of friends and insiders," 6845
Use of "cannot be trusted," 6840
Use of "cannot believe the member," 6752
Use of "hypocritical," 6845
Use of "lying" in a heckle, 6554–6555
Use of serious profanity, 6773, 6790

Members

Environment Minister [Duncan] and Government House Leader [Harrison], unparliamentary assertion about Opposition position on pipelines, 6554
Impugning integrity of a member, 6338
Intimating that the Opposition was disappointed that COVID wasn't more serious, 7049

Motions, rule 61

When a member asks to move a motion, there is to be an opportunity to actually read the motion, 6955

Privilege

Motion is about privilege; member must speak to the motion, 6959

Question period

Responses shall be relevant to the question, 6452, 6795

Privilege

Attempting to exert influence on the Speaker, member for Saskatoon Nutana [Sproule]

Prima facie case of breach, 6957

Saskatchewan Employment (Support for Survivors of Domestic Violence) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 614)

Removal from Order paper, 6013

Speaker

Election [Docherty], 3350
Election [Tochor], 1–2

Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 2]

Language

Deputy Leader of the Opposition doesn't take minister at his word, 2933–2934

St. Andrew's College Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 902)

Referred to Private Bills Committee, 4969

Tributes

Rendek, Dick, former Freedom of Information and Privacy Commissioner, 6796

Sproule, Ms. Cathy (NDP, Saskatoon Nutana)

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]

Motion for consideration

Amendment, 28

Speakers, 23–28

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]

Motion for consideration

Amendment, 2612

Speakers, 2610–2612

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]

Speakers, 4520–4524

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]

Speakers, 6088–6091

Administration of Estates Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 187)

Second reading, 6672

Adoption Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 16)

Second reading, 1223–1229

Agri-Food Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 102)

Second reading, 3396–3397

Agriculture Ministry

Estimates

(2016-17), main, E95–113
(2016-17, November), supplementary, E193
(2017-18), main, E237–250

Agriculture, research

Bayer's new wheat breeding facility, Pike Lake, member's statement, 471

Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 201)

Second reading, 6783–6784, 6971

Animal Health Act (No. 140)

Second reading, 4808

Apiaries Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 179)

Second reading, 6559

Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Act, 2018 (No. 136)

Second reading, 5320–5321

Arbitration (Family Dispute Resolution) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 97)

Second reading, 3564–3566

Art and artists

Dimensions awards 2019, Saskatchewan Craft Council, recipients, member's statement, 6291

Automobile Accident Insurance (Benefits) Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 32)

Second reading, 1111–1112

Automobile Accident Insurance Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 88)

Second reading, 3170–3172

Automobile Accident Insurance Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 197)

Second reading, 6758–6759, 6971

Boundary dam carbon capture project

Boundary dam 4 and 5, future conversion plans

And renewable energy targets, 3865
Financial viability, 2795–2797, 4034–4035

Carbon sales, contract with Cenovus, 509, 664–665
Carbon sales, contracts

Penalties

And revenues, 3773–3774

Costs and benefits, 3573
Financial expenditures, 165–166
Maintenance costs, 474
Maintenance costs and potential expansion to other facilities, 3626, 4399–4400
Production capacity and amine costs, 2190–2191
Production capacity and maintenance, 2164

Bridges

Prince Albert, second bridge

Begin construction, federal and provincial funding, petition, 2351, 2363

Budget, 2016-17

Delay in tabling, 48–49

Budget, June 1, 2016

Speakers, 255–256, 272–276
Moved (Doherty) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government, amendment (Sproule), 276

Budget, 2017-18

Hiked taxes, service cuts, inability to deal with provincial finances, and continued mismanagement of the economy, condemnation, moved (Sproule), 3693–3696

Questions and comments, 3704–3705

Budget, March 22, 2017

Speakers, 1845–1846, 1863–1866
Moved (Doherty) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government, amendment (Sproule), 1866

Budget, 2018-19

Finance minister, comments about females and math skills, 4190
Upstream spending and increased debt, 3740–3741

Budget, April 10, 2018

Speakers, 3730–3732, 3744–3749
Moved (Harpauer) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government, amendment (Sproule), 3749

Budget, 2019-20

Balanced with no new taxes or tax increases, government commendation, moved (Stewart)

Questions and comments, 5995

Budget, March 20, 2019

Speakers, 5450–5454

Budgets

Balanced budget legislation and fiscal accountability framework, 1274, 1749–1750, 1811

Buffalo Narrows Community Correctional Centre, closure

Reopen, petition, 3147–3148

Builders' Lien (Prompt Payment) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 152)

Second reading, 5039–5042

Business

Development, government commitment to innovative programs and incentives to support business and entrepreneurship, support, moved (Olauson), 4199–4201

Questions and comments, 4201–4202

Cabinet ministers

Travel, personal, payment for lodgings and involvement of Conflict of Interest Commissioner, 5301, 5303

Canadian Western Agribition

(2016), member's statement, 1417

Cancer Agency Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 13)

Second reading, 883

Carbon sequestration

And climate change policy, 2498, 2826–2827, 3799–3800
Carbon Capture and Storage Knowledge Centre, Regina

Memorandums of understanding with foreign governments, information sharing, 3328–3329

Efficiency and cost-effectiveness, 3239
Knowledge sharing and return on investment, 3375
Technology, stop expansion to future projects, petition, 3369–3370
Test facility at Shand power station

Occupancy, 1750

Carbon tax

Carbon pricing, provincial initiatives, 740–741
Carbon pricing, provincial vs federal imposition, 2455–2456, 2575

Cattle industry

Bovine tuberculosis in Alberta, measures to protect Saskatchewan ranchers, 1209

Central Services Ministry

Estimates

(2019-20), main, C739–746
(2020-21), main, C960–969

Chambers of commerce

Saskatoon Achievement in Business Excellence Awards

(October 21, 2017), Brainsport, community involvement award recipient, member's statement, 2252

Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 33)

Second reading, 1112–1113

Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 86)

Second reading, 3193–3195

Children's Law Act, 2019 (No. 205)

Committee discussion, N665

Climate change

Caused by human activity, recognition, and condemnation of government failure to create green jobs, moved (Pedersen), 5902–5903

Questions and comments, 5908–5909

Government position outlined in white paper (October 18, 2016), support for, and opposition to national carbon tax, moved (Wall); amendment (Wotherspoon), 808–813
Government target and plans, 600

Communities

Saskatoon

Jane's Walk events (May 4-6, 2018), member's statement, 4185

Condolences

Huyghebaert, D.F. (Yogi), moved (Moe), 5382
Parent, Roger, moved (Wall), 3002–3003
Phillips, Kevin, moved (Moe), 5390

Coroners Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 189)

Second reading, 6564–6565

Corporate income tax

Small business

Income threshold, increase to encourage growth, commendation, moved (Olauson), 3219–3221

Questions and comments, 3227

Corporation Capital Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 58)

Second reading, 2104–2105
Committee discussion, C296

Crop insurance

Coverage, limitations, 1695

Crown and Central Agencies Committee

Membership

Substitution, moved (Sproule), H54

Motion requesting CEO of Westcap Mgt. appear before the committee, Saskatchewan Immigrant Investor Fund and First Nations and Métis Fund annual reports, moved (Sproule); defeated, C903
Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.2, ch.50; (2017) v.2, ch.50, C609–610

Crown corporations

Privatization, defining with legislation, 1028–1029

Federal tax implications, 1094–1095
Repeal provisions of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016, wind-up provision, 3625
Stop passage of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016, petition, 1640, 1663, 1689, 1744, 1806, 1830–1831, 1853, 1878, 1941–1942, 2002, 2035, 2062, 2092, 2127, 2156, 2182–2183, 2213–2214, 2233–2234, 2250, 2274, 2292, 2308

Crown Corporations Public Ownership Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 1)

Second reading, 896–897

Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan

Annual report (2016-17), C471–476, C640–646
Annual report (2017-18), C788–792
Annual reports (2017-18), (2018-19), C918–931

Crown land

Agricultural land

Land sales

Online auction format, 1568

Community pastures

Transfer and sale, stop, petition, 216, 414–415, 1514

Provincial Lands Act

Consultation regarding changes, 456

Culture and multiculturalism

Hindu Society of Saskatchewan, annual vegetarian dinner

(March 25, 2017), Saskatoon, member's statement, 2004–2005

Tartan Day, celebration of Scottish declaration of independence, member's statement, 5776

Data Matching Agreements Act (No. 87)

Second reading, 3256–3258

Domestic violence

Victims

Job security, petition, 2398–2399

Drainage

Agricultural water management strategy

Landowner rights, 2499

Global Transportation Hub and City of Regina, unapproved ditch

Lack of maintenance and impact on surrounding farmers, 2985–2986, 3035–3036, 4400–4401

Quill Lakes, common ground drainage diversion project

And illegal drainage enforcement, 3302–3303
Environmental impact assessment and public consultation, petition, 3179, 3234, 3297, 5915

Drainage, illegal

And loss of wetlands, 2859
Enforcement, 1646

Economy

Diversification, 2133–2134
Growth forecast, 3476, 4157
Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority annual economic forum (March 8, 2018), member's statement, 3591

Economy Committee

Membership

Substitution, moved (Sproule), H54

Economy Ministry

Estimates

(2017-18), main, E357–361

Education Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 63)

Committee discussion, U565

Education Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 157)

Second reading, 5286–5287, 5701

Education Ministry

Estimates

(2016-17), main, U43–44

Education Property Tax Act (No. 48)

Second reading, 2072–2074

Education Property Tax Consequential Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 49)

Second reading, 2074

Education, funding

Government failure to provide adequate funding and honour teachers' contract, condemnation, moved (Beck)

Questions and comments, 784

Election (Fairness and Accountability) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 606)

Second reading, 3960–3964

Electricity

Coal-fired power generation, equivalency agreement, 1506

Electronic Information and Documents Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 5)

Second reading, 914–915

Energy

Saskatchewan Energy Management Task Force, Rob Dumont Energy Management Awards (October 5, 2016), recipients, member's statement, 906

Energy Export Act (No. 126)

Second reading, 4229–4231

Enforcement of Canadian Judgments Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 9)

Second reading, 917

Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 174)

Second reading, 6371

Entrepreneurs

Women Entrepreneurs of Saskatchewan

Celebration of Achievement Awards Gala 2019, Saskatoon, recognition of award recipients, member's statement, 6247

Environment Ministry

Estimates

(2016-17), main, E29–50
(2017-18), main, E213–223
(2018-19, November), supplementary, E661–663

Environmental Management and Protection (Environmental Handling Charges) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 124)

Second reading, 4020–4022

Environmental Management and Protection Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 83)

Second reading, 4161–4165

Environmental protection

Government strategy and actions, 420
Legislation, charges brought against former member Bill Boyd, 3216
Northeast swale, Saskatoon, suspend development and update legislation protecting species at risk and important ecological habitat, petition, 6071, 6096–6097, 6155–6156, 6246, 6290, 6499, 6574, 6658–6659

Expropriation Procedure Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 190)

Second reading, 6540–6541

Extension of Compassionate Care Act, 2016 (No. 28)

Second reading, 1106–1107

Fiduciaries Access to Digital Information Act (No. 176)

Second reading, 6440–6441

Film and Video Classification Act, 2016 (No. 19)

Second reading, 1082–1084

Finance Ministry

Estimates

(2016-17), main, C80–100
(2017-18), main, C273–295
(2018-19), main, C530–551

Financial Planners and Financial Advisors Act (No. 203)

Second reading, 6972

First Nations

United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous people, Assembly supports, moved (Belanger), 5785–5787

Questions and comments, 5791

First Nations and Métis Fund Inc.

Fund management, Westcap Management, 6665, 6689, 6723–6724, 6751, 6820

Fisheries (Saskatchewan) Act, 2019 (No. 183)

Second reading, 6693

Fisheries (Saskatchewan) Consequential Amendments Act, 2019 (No. 184)

Second reading, 6693–6694

Floods

Anti-flood strategy for Quill Lakes area, 578

Diversion to Last Mountain Lake, environmental assessment and impacts, 2626

Foreign Worker Recruitment and Immigration Services Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 139)

Second reading, 5322

Forest Resources Management Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 10)

Second reading, 753–757
Committee discussion, E187–189

Forestry Professions Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 11)

Second reading, 757–758
Committee discussion, E190

Forests and forestry

Logging moratorium, Neslin Lake area, petition, 6813–6814, 6837–6838, 6859–6860, 6879, 6949–6950

Francophones

Rendez-vous de la Francophonie and International Day of La Francophonie (March 20, 2018), flag-raising event in Saskatoon, member's statement, 3507

Freedom of information

Investigation, village of Pinehouse, 5332–5333, 5350–5351

And investigation into Global Transportation Hub, 5650

Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 30)

Second reading, 895

Fuel Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 68)

Second reading, 2300–2301
Committee discussion, C415–416

Girl Guides

Girl Guides of Canada, youth recognition ceremony, Saskatoon (October 30, 2016), recipients, member's statement, 1392

Global Transportation Hub

Annual report (2016-17), E397–407

Conclude consideration, moved (Kaeding), E408

Annual report (2017-18), E621–635
Annual report (2018-19), committee review, 6885
Clients, Brightenview Development International Inc.

Freedom of information request and commercially sensitive information, 4156–4157, 4187–4188, 4213–4214
Purchase and leasing plans, 4067

Clients, considerations, services and land acquisition, 4477–4478, 4505–4506, 4627–4628
Divestment plan, 5194, 5224–5225, 5733
Finances, debt, 3692

And court costs, 3424
And interest payments, 3363
Debt level and divestment plans, 3543, 3572

Free-flow access, infrastructure commitment

Contractual obligations, 5116–5117, 5132–5133
West bypass, cost to Highways Ministry, 4506, 4564–4565

Land acquisition

Cost, purchases and court settlements from expropriation, 3184–3185
Expropriated lands, resale values, and legal costs, 3069, 3097–3098
Sale and repurchase, 3152–3153, 3239–3240
Sale and repurchase and settlement costs, 3328

Land sales and development , 5833
Land sales to and agreements with other government entities, 4346–4347
Land sales, contract with Colliers International, 6404
Land sales, unsold holdings, 3799
Land value and sale price, 2454–2455
Municipal designation, implications for hiring local and foreign employees, 2795
Municipal services contract with Regina, 3658
Traffic counts, 4787

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal, 1588, 2600–2601, 2625, 2746, 4966–4967, 5021

Development potential and underground pipelines, 4988–4989
Impact on business viability and need for judicial inquiry, 4819
Investigation, judicial inquiry and forensic audit, call for, moved (Sproule), 1127–1129

Questions and comments, 1137–1138

Investigation, transparency and accountability, 3948, 5697, 5709–5710
Judicial inquiry and forensic audit, call for, petition, 4621, 4652, 4673, 4755, 4781, 4813, 4843, 4929, 4960–4961, 4984, 5015, 5043, 5074, 5100, 5127, 5147, 5187–5188, 5217, 5245–5246, 5269–5270, 5296, 5326, 5344, 5368–5369, 5397, 5422, 5706
Judicial inquiry, immediately launch, moved (Sproule), 4861–4864
Land speculator

Concealed identity, government action, 1395

Resale of portions to Highways Ministry and borrow material agreement, 4313–4314, 4323–4324, 4385
Transparency and accountability, importance of and need for, moved (Sproule), 3072–3075

Questions and comments, 3083

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition processes audit

Information provided to the auditor and scope of audit, 3213
Motions

Request officials, past and present, appear before committee as witnesses, moved (Sproule), defeated, P79
Request officials appear before committee on recommendations, moved (Doke); amendment (Sproule), P92–93
Request officials, past and present, appear before committee as witnesses, moved (Sproule), rescinded, P102
Request officials, past and present, appear before committee as witnesses, either individually or together, moved (Sproule), P103
Committee meet with [current] officials on February 13th, 2017, to conclude consideration of recommendations, moved (Doke), abstention (Sarauer), motion to rescind (Sarauer), P185

Witnesses, government blocking from Public Accounts Committee and failing to be open and transparent, condemnation, moved (Sproule), 1621–1624

Questions and comments, 1631–1632

Government

Contracts, commercially-sensitive information and public disclosure, 4678
Critique

Project mismanagement and broken promises, member's statement, 6046

Deputy ministers and officials, access to, 4006, 4035, 4067–4068
Deputy ministers, access to, 4313
Record under new leadership and struggles with affordability, member's statement, 6270

Government financial management, 246–247, 1124, 1360–1362, 1394–1395, 1422, 1461–1462, 1476, 1619–1620, 1668, 1836, 2357, 3184, 3363

Credit rating

Negative outlook, 268

Fee increases, 3595–3596
Financial reports

First quarter, absent, and mid-year, forthcoming, 1028
Third quarter, release, 1544, 1568

Investment funds, management

Access to contracted manager, 6580, 6630–6631
Return on investment, 6793–6794

Priority spending areas and pension liability reporting, 3773

Government financial management, debt

Increase

And job creation, 1434–1435

Grocery stores

Steep Hill Co-op, 40th anniversary, member's statement, 4845

Growth and Financial Security Fund

Depletion

And repealing of the legislation, 640

Growth and Financial Security Repeal Act, 2016 (No. 21)

Second reading, 483–484, 485–492
Committee discussion, C59–65

HeadStart on a Home program, 5249–5251
Health care

Government actions regarding hallway medicine, employee communication, and infrastructure decline, condemnation, moved (Chartier), 6513–6515

Questions and comments, 6516–6518

Public system, support for, and condemnation of government statements supporting private care, moved (Sproule), 6796–6798

Questions and comments, 6805–6806

Student wellness initiative toward community health

Charity breakfast in Saskatoon (November 25, 2016), member's statement, 1516

Highway No. 1

Balgonie, retain Main Street west in and out exit and include locked gate access for eastbound emergency services, petition, 3064, 4721–4722

Highways and Infrastructure Ministry

Estimates

(2017-18), main, E283–286
(2018-19), main, E530–533
(2019-20), main, E799–806
(2020-21), main, E947–952

Historic sites

Wanuskewin Heritage Park, Saskatoon

Application for World Heritage Site Status, United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, moved (Forbes), 1363
Thundering Ahead campaign, launch, member's statement, 1665

Hockey

Kraft Hockeyville

(2018), Lafleche, top 4 finalist, member's statement, 3538–3539

Holocaust

Holocaust remembrance service, Saskatoon, member's statement

(March 19, 2017), 1746

Homeless shelters

Lighthouse Supported Living

Saskatoon stabilization unit, restore funding, petition, 793, 853, 903–904, 1562, 1614

Horned Cattle Purchases Repeal Act, 2016 (No. 14)

Second reading, 1156–1158
Committee discussion, E174–176

House Services Committee

Reports

Twelfth, moved (Sproule) for concurrence, 6077
Thirteenth, moved (Sproule) for concurrence, 6078
Fourteenth, moved (Sproule) for concurrence, 6725
Fifteenth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Harrison), H61
Fifteenth, moved (Sproule) for concurrence, 6927
Sixteenth, moved (Sproule) for concurrence, 7032

Immigration and Career Training Ministry

Estimates

(2018-19), main, E428–431
(2019-20), main, E678–694

Inclusion Saskatchewan

Fundraising breakfast (October 2019), member's statement, 6357

Income Tax (Business Income) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 84)

Second reading, 3048–3050
Committee discussion, C426–431
Third reading, 3187–3188

Income Tax Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 22)

Committee discussion, C66–69

Income Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 69)

Second reading, 2301–2304
Committee discussion, C417–423

Income Tax Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 127)

Committee discussion, C552–553

Income Tax Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 210)

Second reading, 6967–6968

Infrastructure

Canada Infrastructure Bank, 2564

Insurance Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 73)

Second reading, 3027–3028

Interpersonal Violence Disclosure Protocol (Clare's Law) Act (No. 141)

Second reading, 5182–5183

Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 40)

Second reading, 1040–1054, 1055–1071, 1782–1793
Committee discussion, N213–216, N225–229

Intestate Succession Act, 2018 (No. 154)

Second reading, 5069–5070

Journalism

World Press Freedom Day and award, Saskatchewan iTeam, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, recipient, member's statement, 2365–2366

Jury Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 204)

Second reading, 6853–6854, 6972

Justices of the Peace Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 168)

Second reading, 5767

Labour-sponsored Venture Capital Corporations Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 62)

Second reading, 2209–2210

Legal Profession Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 163)

Second reading, 5121–5122

Legislation Act (No. 155)

Second reading, 5176–5177

Legislation Act Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 156)

Second reading, 5177

Legislative Assembly

Statement of thanks, 7114
Statement of thanks and Christmas greetings, 6714

Legislative Assembly (Election Dates) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 133)

Second reading, 5008–5010

Legislative Assembly members

Apologies

Apology for attempt to influence the Speaker, 6960

Remuneration reduction

Implications for public service employees, 1588–1589

Retiring members, appreciation, moved (Moe), 7089–7093
Statement of condolence, Kevin Phillips, member for Melfort (died November 13, 2017), 2911–2912

Liquor Retail Modernization Act (No. 23)

Second reading, 532–534

Liquor Retail Modernization Consequential Amendments Act, 2016 (No. 24)

Second reading, 534

Literacy

Saskatchewan Literacy Awards of Merit

(May 4, 2017), recipients, member's statement, 2494

Lobbyists Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 195)

Second reading, 6846–6847

Local Government Election Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 134)

Second reading, 4949–4951

Local Government Election Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 135)

Second reading, 4951

Management and Reduction of Greenhouse Gases Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 132)

Second reading, 4730–4751, 4799–4801
Committee discussion, E653, E658–659

Marriage Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 175)

Second reading, 6535–6536

Meewasin Valley Authority

Funding, statutory

Review of, 455

Meewasin Valley Authority Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 52)

Second reading, 2081–2084

Members' Conflict of Interest Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 196)

Second reading, 6778–6780

Mineral Taxation (Modernization) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 181)

Second reading, 6534–6535

Mineral Taxation Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 170)

Second reading, 5808–5809
Committee discussion, E852–853

Ministerial statements [Session 2]

Prairie Resilience: A Made-in-Saskatchewan Climate Change Strategy (Duncan), 3243

Ministerial statements [Session 4]

Nuclear energy

Small modular reactors, support for development, memorandum of understanding with governments of Ontario and New Brunswick (Duncan), 6633–6634

Miscellaneous Municipal Statutes Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 194)

Second reading, 6542–6543

Miscellaneous Statutes (Crown Corporations' Fiscal Year End Standardization) Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 2)

Second reading, 743–744

Miscellaneous Statutes (Economy - Audit Assessments) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 55)

Committee discussion, E319–322

Miscellaneous Statutes (Electronic Register) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 177)

Second reading, 6441

Miscellaneous Statutes (Government Relations - Enforcement Measures) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 138)

Second reading, 4715–4716

Miscellaneous Statutes (Government Relations - Transfer of Gas, Electrical, and Plumbing Functions) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 180)

Second reading, 6436–6437

Miscellaneous Statutes (SaskPower and SaskEnergy) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 64)

Second reading, 2201–2205
Committee discussion, N274, N278–282, N284

Miscellaneous Statutes (Superannuation Plans) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 77)

Second reading, 3426–3427
Committee discussion, C436

Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal Act, 2019 (No. 178)

Second reading, 6488–6489

Miscellaneous Vehicle and Driving Statutes (Cannabis Legislation) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 112)

Second reading, 3674–3676

Motions, under Rule 61

Petroleum refineries

Co-op Refinery Complex, Regina, labour disruption, introduce legislation to end lockout and impose binding arbitration, request to move a motion; leave not granted, 6957

Request to move a motion; leave not granted, 6955

Municipal Employees' Pension Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 78)

Second reading, 3428–3429
Committee discussion, C437–439

Municipal Financing Corporation Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 80)

Second reading, 3431–3432
Committee discussion, C442

Municipal Tax Sharing (Potash) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 111)

Second reading, 4174–4176

Municipalities, funding

Deep and unexpected cuts and elimination of grants-in-lieu, condemnation of government, moved (Rancourt), 2336–2337

Questions and comments, 2342–2343

Grants-in-lieu, SaskPower and SaskEnergy, discontinuation, 2065–2066

Music

Juno awards (April 2, 2017)

Saskatchewan nominees and winners, member's statement, 2063

National Fiddling Day (May 21, 2016), member's statement, 72

Nuclear energy

Small modular reactors, development, support for, moved (Olauson), 6893–6895

Questions and comments, 6895–6896

Small modular reactors, support for development, memorandum of understanding with governments of Ontario and New Brunswick, ministerial statement (Duncan), 6633–6634

Oil and Gas Conservation Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 56)

Second reading, 2119–2121
Committee discussion, E331–332

Oil and Gas Conservation Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 147)

Second reading, 4893–4895

Oil industry

Orphaned wells

National abandoned well completion program, call on federal government to immediately implement, support, moved (Steele), 1277–1278

Questions and comments, 1284–1286

Opioid Damages and Health Care Costs Recovery Act (No. 199)

Second reading, 6652–6653, 6971

Palliative care

Divas of Caswell, Saskatoon, fundraiser for Prairie Hospice Society, recognition, member's statement, 5016

Parks Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 76)

Second reading, 2936–2939

Patient Choice Medical Imaging Act (No. 26)

Second reading, 889–893

People with disabilities

Transportation service, intermunicipal

Restore, petition, 5113

Personal Property Security Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 151)

Second reading, 4924

Petroleum refineries

Co-op Refinery Complex, Regina, labour disruption

Introduce legislation to end lockout and impose binding arbitration, request to move a motion; leave not granted, 6957

Physicians

And nurses, recruitment and retention, government commitment to innovative solutions, support, moved (Weekes), 4334–4335

Questions and comments, 4338–4340

Pipelines

Energy East, Keystone XL and Northern Gateway, construction, support, moved (Marit); amendment (Forbes), 644–645

Questions and comments, 651–652

National Energy Board, stop including upstream and downstream emissions in approval assessments, moved (Carr), 2960–2962

Questions and comments, 2967–2969

Oil spill, North Saskatchewan River

Husky incident report, extension granted, 909–910
Inspection reports, release of, 772

Pipelines Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 43)

Second reading, 1602–1609
Committee discussion, E323–329

Pipelines Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 148)

Second reading, 4895–4896

Planning and Development Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 113)

Second reading, 3410–3414

Points of Order [Session 1]

Speaker ruling, no member may comment upon, 1863

Points of Order [Session 2]

Language

Reference to "incorrect statements" and implying they were deliberate, 3963

Members

Questions must be connected to government, not the personal viewpoint of a government member; further, remarks which question a member's integrity, honour, or character are out of order [Note: Point of order not specified], 4207

Points of Order [Session 3]

Language

Use of "I thought your religion didn't allow lies," 5196

Points of Order [Session 4]

Language

Accusations of being deceitful, 7083
Member referred to "filling the pockets of friends and insiders," 6845
Use of "cannot believe the member," 6752
Use of "hypocritical," 6845
Use of serious profanity, 6773

Members

Environment Minister [Duncan] and Government House Leader [Harrison], unparliamentary assertion about Opposition position on pipelines, 6554
Impugning integrity of a member, 6338
Intimating that the Opposition was disappointed that COVID wasn't more serious, 7049

Motions, rule 61

When a member asks to move a motion, there is to be an opportunity to actually read the motion, 6955

Privilege

Motion is about privilege; member must speak to the motion, 6959

Question period

Requirement that responses shall be relevant to the question, 6713
Responses shall be relevant to the question, 6452, 6795

Police (Regional Policing) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 149)

Second reading, 4944–4945

Police Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 212)

Second reading, 6970

Political parties

Donations

Ban from out-of-province, corporations, and unions, and limit individual donation amount, petition, 4260
Lobbyists and corporations receiving government contracts, enact legislation banning donations, moved (Forbes), 2503–2504

Questions and comments, 2509–2510

Potash industry

Yancoal mine, proposed

Community consultations, Southey and surrounding area, 545–546
Environmental impact assessment, 455

Power Corporation Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 17)

Second reading, 1255–1261
Committee discussion, C156–164

Prairie Resilience: A Made-in-Saskatchewan Climate Change Strategy, 3272–3273

Made in Saskatchewan plan, support for, moved (Duncan); amendment (Sproule), 3311–3315
Ministerial statement (Duncan), 3243

Priority Saskatchewan

Single-window procurement model, 4678

Private Bills Committee

Membership

Substitution, moved (Sproule), H54

Privilege

Attempting to exert influence on the Speaker, member for Saskatoon Nutana [Sproule], 6958–6960

Privileges Committee

Investigation into the early release of embargoed budget information by Saskatoon Nutana member [Sproule] before budget was tabled in house, R6, R9
Membership

Substitution, moved (Sproule), H54

Proceedings Against the Crown Act, 2018 (No. 142)

Second reading, 4915–4916

Proceedings Against the Crown Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 143)

Second reading, 4916

Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan

Office consolidation, impact on services, 5106

Provincial Auditor

Special Report: Land Acquisition Processes, The Global Transportation Hub Authority and the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure, P79, P83–92, P98–107, P158–181, P185, P189–194, P197–198, P200–202, P204–212

Provincial Court Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 15)

Second reading, 885–886

Provincial Lands Act, 2016 (No. 34)

Second reading, 1333–1338
Committee discussion, E178–185

Provincial sales tax

Changes

Impact on restaurants and small businesses, 2956–2957
Impact on retailers and small businesses, 2008

Exemptions eliminated

And shift from productivity to consumption, 2040–2041, 3922
Children's clothes and diapers, 1946–1947

Exemptions, diapers, 1949

Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 70)

Committee discussion, C406–415

Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 128)

Committee discussion, C554–555

Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 211)

Second reading, 6968–6969

Public Employees Pension Plan Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 79)

Second reading, 3429–3431
Committee discussion, C440–441

Public Guardian and Trustee Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 188)

Second reading, 6538–6539

Public service

Compensation reduction to reduce deficit, 2281

Publishers and publishing

SaskBooks 30th anniversary celebration (June 6, 2019), member's statement, 6097–6098

Queen's Bench Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 4)

Second reading, 745–748

Question period [Session 1]

Boundary dam carbon capture project

Carbon sales, contract with Cenovus, 509, 664–665
Financial expenditures, 165–166
Maintenance costs, 474
Production capacity and amine costs, 2190–2191
Production capacity and maintenance, 2164

Budget, 2016-17

Delay in tabling, 48–49

Budgets

Balanced budget legislation and fiscal accountability framework, 1274, 1749–1750, 1811

Carbon sequestration

And climate change policy, 2498
Test facility at Shand power station

Occupancy, 1750

Carbon tax

Carbon pricing, provincial initiatives, 740–741
Carbon pricing, provincial vs federal imposition, 2455–2456, 2575

Cattle industry

Bovine tuberculosis in Alberta, measures to protect Saskatchewan ranchers, 1209

Climate change

Government targets and plans, 600

Crop insurance

Coverage, limitations, 1695

Crown corporations

Privatization, defining with legislation, 1028–1029

Federal tax implications, 1094–1095

Crown land

Agricultural land

Land sales

Online auction format, 1568

Provincial Lands Act

Consultation regarding changes, 456

Drainage

Agricultural water management strategy

Landowner rights, 2499

Drainage, illegal

Enforcement, 1646

Economy

Diversification, 2133–2134

Electricity

Coal-fired power generation, equivalency agreement, 1506

Environmental protection

Government strategy and actions, 420

Floods

Anti-flood strategy for Quill Lakes area, 578

Global Transportation Hub

Land value and sale price, 2454–2455

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal, 1588

Land speculator

Concealed identity, government action, 1395

Government financial management, 246–247, 1124, 1360–1362, 1394–1395, 1422, 1461–1462, 1476, 1619–1620, 1668, 1836, 2357

Credit rating

Negative outlook, 268

Financial reports

First quarter, absent, and mid-year, forthcoming, 1028
Third quarter, release, 1544, 1568

Government financial management, debt

Increase

And job creation, 1434–1435

Growth and Financial Security Fund

Depletion

And repealing of the legislation, 640

Infrastructure

Canada Infrastructure Bank, 2564

Legislative Assembly members

Remuneration reduction

Implications for public service employees, 1588–1589

Meewasin Valley Authority

Funding, statutory

Review of, 455

Municipalities, funding

Grants-in-lieu, SaskPower and SaskEnergy, discontinuation, 2065–2066

Pipelines

Oil spill, North Saskatchewan River

Husky incident report, extension granted, 909–910
Inspection reports, release of, 772

Potash industry

Yancoal mine, proposed

Community consultations, Southey and surrounding area, 545–546
Environmental impact assessment, 455

Provincial sales tax

Changes

Impact on retailers and small businesses, 2008

Exemptions eliminated

And shift from productivity to consumption, 2040–2041
Children's clothes and diapers, 1946–1947

Exemptions, diapers, 1949

Public service

Compensation reduction to reduce deficit, 2281

Railways

Grain backlog

Legislative improvements, federal

Government efforts, 675–676

Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation

And AgriStability

Claims, upcoming (2017), availability of funds, 1646

Saskatchewan Grain Car Corporation

Elimination of program and sale of assets, 1947

Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Rates

Increased and infrastructure spending, 74–75, 222, 1208–1209

SaskBuilds Corporation

Honorariums paid to unsuccessful bidders, 2427

Taxation

Changes, impact, 2097–2098
Changes, impact on job creation, 1882–1883

Treaties

First Nations and Métis rights, and new Provincial Lands Act, 616

Water Security Agency

Delays in handling drainage disputes, 578
Legislation, new, impact assessment and consultation, 1697

Question period [Session 2]

Boundary dam carbon capture project

Boundary dam 4 and 5, future conversion plans

And renewable energy targets, 3865
Financial viability, 2795–2797, 4034–4035

Carbon sales, contracts

Penalties

And revenues, 3773–3774

Costs and benefits, 3573
Maintenance costs and potential expansion to other facilities, 3626, 4399–4400

Budget, 2018-19

Finance minister, comments about females and math skills, 4190
Upstream spending and increased debt, 3740–3741

Carbon sequestration

And climate change policy, 2826–2827, 3799–3800
Carbon Capture and Storage Knowledge Centre, Regina

Memorandums of understanding with foreign governments, information sharing, 3328–3329

Efficiency and cost-effectiveness, 3239
Knowledge sharing and return on investment, 3375

Crown corporations

Privatization, defining with legislation

Repeal provisions of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016, wind-up provision, 3625

Drainage

Global Transportation Hub and City of Regina, unapproved ditch

Lack of maintenance and impact on surrounding farmers, 2985–2986, 3035–3036, 4400–4401

Quill Lakes, common ground drainage diversion project

And illegal drainage enforcement, 3302–3303

Drainage, illegal

And loss of wetlands, 2859

Economy

Growth forecast, 3476, 4157

Environmental protection

Legislation, charges brought against former member Bill Boyd, 3216

Floods

Anti-flood strategy for Quill Lakes area

Diversion to Last Mountain Lake, environmental assessment and impacts, 2626

Global Transportation Hub

Clients, Brightenview Development International Inc.

Freedom of information request and commercially sensitive information, 4156–4157, 4187–4188, 4213–4214
Purchase and leasing plans, 4067

Finances, debt, 3692

And court costs, 3424
And interest payments, 3363
Debt level and divestment plans, 3543, 3572

Land acquisition

Cost, purchases and court settlements from expropriation, 3184–3185
Expropriated lands, resale values, and legal costs, 3069, 3097–3098
Sale and repurchase, 3152–3153, 3239–3240
Sale and repurchase and settlement costs, 3328

Land sales to and agreements with other government entities, 4346–4347
Land sales, unsold holdings, 3799
Municipal designation, implications for hiring local and foreign employees, 2795
Municipal services contract with Regina, 3658

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal, 2600–2601, 2625, 2746

Investigation, transparency and accountability, 3948
Resale of portions to Highways Ministry and borrow material agreement, 4313–4314, 4323–4324, 4385

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition processes audit

Information provided to the auditor and scope of audit, 3213

Government

Deputy ministers and officials, access to, 4006, 4035, 4067–4068
Deputy ministers, access to, 4313

Government financial management, 3184, 3363

Fee increases, 3595–3596
Priority spending areas and pension liability reporting, 3773

Prairie Resilience: A Made-in-Saskatchewan Climate Change Strategy, 3272–3273
Provincial sales tax

Changes

Impact on restaurants and small businesses, 2956–2957

Exemptions eliminated

And shift from productivity to consumption, 3922

Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program

Program integrity and preferential access, 3971–3972

Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Rates

Increased and infrastructure spending, 3922–3923

SaskEnergy Inc.

Rate increase, 2746

Transportation

And warehousing, job numbers, 4256

Question period [Session 3]

Cabinet ministers

Travel, personal, payment for lodgings and involvement of Conflict of Interest Commissioner, 5301, 5303

Freedom of information

Investigation, village of Pinehouse, 5332–5333, 5350–5351

And investigation into Global Transportation Hub, 5650

Global Transportation Hub

Clients, considerations, services and land acquisition, 4477–4478, 4505–4506, 4627–4628
Divestment plan, 5194, 5224–5225, 5733
Free-flow access, infrastructure commitment

Contractual obligations, 5116–5117, 5132–5133
West bypass, cost to Highways Ministry, 4506, 4564–4565

Land sales and development , 5833
Traffic counts, 4787

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal, 4966–4967, 5021

Development potential and underground pipelines, 4988–4989
Impact on business viability and need for judicial inquiry, 4819
Investigation, transparency and accountability, 5697, 5709–5710

Government

Contracts, commercially-sensitive information and public disclosure, 4678

HeadStart on a Home program, 5249–5251
Priority Saskatchewan

Single-window procurement model, 4678

Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan

Office consolidation, impact on services, 5106

Regina bypass

Construction and design deficiencies

Cost and time to resolve, 4848, 4905, 4936, 5153–5154, 5331–5332

Public-private partnership with Vinci (France)

Ability to address community needs, 4761–4762, 5047–5048
Ability to address community needs and response timeliness, 4702–4703, 4728, 4787

Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Infrastructure

Maintenance, Auditor's report, 5587–5588, 5619–5620

Saskatchewan Transportation Company

Elimination, 5118–5119

Costs and impacts, review, 4478

Water Security Agency

Delays in handling drainage disputes

And enforcement of court decision, 5750–5751

Watersheds

Watershed associations, accountability and freedom of information requests, 5872, 5883–5884

Question period [Session 4]

First Nations and Métis Fund Inc.

Fund management, Westcap Management, 6665, 6689, 6723–6724, 6751, 6820

Global Transportation Hub

Annual report (2018-19), committee review, 6885
Land sales, contract with Colliers International, 6404

Government financial management

Investment funds, management

Access to contracted manager, 6580, 6630–6631
Return on investment, 6793–6794

Regina bypass

Construction and design deficiencies

And overall project cost, 6102

Environmental assessment and use of provincial materials in construction, 6712–6713
Public-private partnership with Vinci (France)

Subcontractor payment and liens, 6334–6335, 6451

Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford

Structural deficiencies and project oversight, 6794

Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program

Global Trade and Exhibition Centre, entrepreneur program changes, 6381–6382, 6665

Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Net metering program

Replacement program, impact on solar industry and customer rates, 6076–6077

Valley View Centre, Moose Jaw

Land sale, consultation, 6403–6404

Railways

Commodities backlog

Urge federal government to pass an order in council with requirements to help address issue and implement legislative improvements, moved (Bradshaw), 3582–3584

Questions and comments, 3584–3585

Grain backlog

Legislative improvements, federal

Government efforts, 675–676

Ramadan

Commencement of holy month (May 2019), member's statement, 5915–5916

Regina bypass

Construction and design deficiencies

And overall project cost, 6102
Cost and time to resolve, 4848, 4905, 4936, 5153–5154, 5331–5332
Release full records, petition, 5614, 5669, 5691, 5726–5727, 5745–5746, 5760, 5774, 5889, 5941, 5979, 6004, 6032–6033

Environmental assessment and use of provincial materials in construction, 6712–6713
Land acquisition

Judicial inquiry and forensic audit, call for, petition, 5438, 5464, 5583, 5643, 5799, 5815, 5827, 5854, 5864, 5877

Public-private partnership with Vinci (France)

Ability to address community needs, 4761–4762, 5047–5048
Ability to address community needs and response timeliness, 4702–4703, 4728, 4787
Subcontractor payment and liens, 6334–6335, 6451

Renewable energy

Wind power

Global Wind Day (June 15, 2016), member's statement, 541–542

Residential Services Act, 2018 (No. 145)

Second reading, 5199

Residential Tenancies Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 115)

Second reading, 3555–3559

Saskatchewan Chemical Fertilizer Incentive Act (No. 209)

Second reading, 6966–6967, 6991
Committee discussion, E960–963

Saskatchewan Commercial Innovation Incentive (Patent Box) Act (No. 61)

Second reading, 2207–2209

Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation

And AgriStability

Claims, upcoming (2017), availability of funds, 1646

Saskatchewan Grain Car Corporation

Elimination of program and sale of assets, 1947

Saskatchewan Grain Car Corporation Repeal Act (No. 51)

Second reading, 2114–2116
Committee discussion, E275–282

Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford

Structural deficiencies and project oversight, 6794

Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program

Family reunification

Designation, restore, petition, 6022

Global Trade and Exhibition Centre, entrepreneur program changes, 6381–6382, 6665
Program integrity and preferential access, 3971–3972
Program success in welcoming newcomers, moved (Buckingham), 5714–5716

Questions and comments, 5721–5722

Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation

Estimates

(2018-19), statutory, lending and investing activities, C575–579

Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Annual report (2015-16), C259–260
Annual report (2016-17), C663–679
Annual report (2017-18), C715–727
Annual report (2018-19), C889–898
Estimates

(2016-17), statutory, lending and investing activities, C71–79
(2017-18), statutory, lending and investing activities, C315–333
(2018-19), statutory, lending and investing activities, C477–485, C488–493
(2019-20), statutory, lending and investing activities, C793–809
(2020-21), statutory, lending and investing activities, C969–986

Government financial mismanagement for which Saskatchewan people are being forced to pay, condemnation, moved (Sproule), 1398–1400

Questions and comments, 1407–1408

Infrastructure

Maintenance, Auditor's report, 5587–5588, 5619–5620

Net metering program

Replacement program, impact on solar industry and customer rates, 6076–6077
Restore, and implement Renew Saskatchewan, petition, 6217, 6269, 6356, 6377, 6398–6399

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2014) v.1, ch.28, C251–252
(2014) v.1, ch.29, C253
(2015) v.1, ch.17, C254–256
(2015) v.1, ch.18, C257–258
(2017) v.1, ch.31, C711–712
(2017) v.2, ch.48, C712–714
(2018) v.2, ch.25, C884–886
(2018) v.2, ch.45, C887–888
(2019) v.1, ch.37, C888

Rates

Increased and infrastructure spending, 74–75, 222, 1208–1209, 3922–3923

Saskatchewan Strategy for Suicide Prevention Act, 2019 (No. 618)

Second reading, 6419

Saskatchewan Telecommunications

Privatization

Stop plan to sell, petition, 1144, 1267

Saskatchewan Transportation Company

Annual report (2016-17), C647–652
Annual reports (2017-18), (2018-19), C915–916
Elimination, 5118–5119

Costs and impacts, review, 4478

Elimination and sale of assets, stop, petition, 2323, 2492, 2537–2538
Rebuild innovative service as a Crown Corporation, petition, 4698

Saskatchewan Value-added Agriculture Incentive Act (No. 125)

Second reading, 4022–4023

Saskatchewan Water Corporation

Annual report (2015-16), C239–250
Annual report (2016-17), C613–618
Annual reports, (2017-18), (2018-19), and 2018 Water Quality Report, C847–855
Estimates

(2016-17), statutory, lending and investing activities, C131–134
(2017-18), statutory, lending and investing activities, C339–342
(2018-19), statutory, lending and investing activities, C495–498
(2019-20), statutory, lending and investing activities, C751–754

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2014) v.1, ch.27, C238
(2014) v.1, ch.4; (2015) v.1, ch.3; (2016) v.2, ch.19 [misidentified as ch.9], C236–238
(2017) v.1, ch.28, C611–612
(2017) v.2, ch.15, C612–613
(2018) v.1, ch.10, C845–846

SaskBuilds Corporation

Estimates

(2016-17), main, E77–81, E83–88
(2017-18), main, E297–305, E311–316
(2019-20), main, E731–741
(2020-21), main, E937–944

Honorariums paid to unsuccessful bidders, 2427

SaskEnergy (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 137)

Second reading, 4804–4805

SaskEnergy Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 82)

Second reading, 3022–3024

SaskEnergy Inc.

Rate increase, 2746

Schools

École Victoria School, Saskatoon, teepee project, member's statement, 3235

Securities Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 159)

Second reading, 5052–5054

Seizure of Criminal Property Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 150)

Second reading, 5005–5006

Sexual assault

Saskatoon Sexual Assault & Information Centre fashion show fundraiser (October 13, 2017), member's statement, 2855

Small Claims Act, 2016 (No. 35)

Second reading, 900

Small Claims Consequential Amendments Act, 2016 (No. 36)

Second reading, 900–901

Snowmobile (Fees) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 123)

Second reading, 4041

Snowmobile Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 91)

Second reading, 3286–3291

Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 2]

Language

Use of "bloody," definitely not parliamentary; apology and withdrawal of remarks, 3964

Question Period

Questions must be connected to government, not the personal viewpoint of a government member; apology and withdrawal of remarks, 4207

Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 3]

Language

Unparliamentary, withdraw and apologize, 5650

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 6)

Second reading, 1014

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 2) (No. 7)

Second reading, 1014

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 2) (No. 109)

Second reading, 3401–3403

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 3) (No. 164)

Second reading, 5141–5142

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 2) (No. 193)

Second reading, 6542

Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 8)

Second reading, 875–876

Surface rights

Surface Rights Acquisition and Compensation Act, modernize, petition, 261, 292–293, 449, 470, 505–506, 572, 1428, 1456

Taxation

Changes, impact, 2097–2098
Changes, impact on job creation, 1882–1883
Increase

Stop, petition, 2677, 2771, 2853–2854, 2889, 2949, 3029, 3091–3092, 3323

Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 57)

Second reading, 2104
Committee discussion, C295

Traffic Safety (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 81)

Second reading, 2879–2883

Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 37)

Second reading, 1005–1007

Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 198)

Second reading, 6677–6678, 6971

Transportation

And warehousing, job numbers, 4256

Treaties

First Nations and Métis rights, and new Provincial Lands Act, 616
Honouring treaties and constitutionally protected rights, member's statement, 611

Trespass to Property Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 160)

Second reading, 5054–5057

Trespass to Property Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 161)

Second reading, 5057

Tributes

Atkinson, Roy, farming activist, member's statement, 162–163

Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, calls to action

Calls upon provincial government to fulfill calls to action, moved (Belanger), 1490–1492

University of Saskatchewan

Vera Pezer Award for Student Enhancement, volunteerism, Kirsten Samson, recipient, member's statement, 3796

Valley View Centre, Moose Jaw

Land sale, consultation, 6403–6404

Violence

National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women (December 6)

(2019), member's statement, 6707

Wages and salaries

Gender wage gap, eliminate, petition, 1585

Wakamow Valley Authority Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 25)

Second reading, 498–501

Wakamow Valley Park, Moose Jaw

Funding, statutory, reinstate, petition, 1470

Water Security Agency

Delays in handling drainage disputes, 578

And enforcement of court decision, 5750–5751

Estimates

(2016-17), main, E51–61
(2017-18), main, E225–233
(2018-19), main, E542–548
(2019-20), main, E828–833

Legislation, new, impact assessment and consultation, 1697

Water Security Agency Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 44)

Second reading, 2088–2090
Committee discussion, E380–383, E386–387

Watersheds

Caring for our Watersheds competition, member's statement, 2451–2452
Watershed associations, accountability and freedom of information requests, 5872, 5883–5884

Wetlands

Inventory and evaluation, funding for, petition, 540, 596, 609–610, 621, 660, 670–671, 683, 718, 734, 766–767, 937–938, 963, 1022, 1088–1089, 1118, 1203, 1232, 1292, 1325, 1355

Wildlife

National Wildlife Week (April 9-15, 2017), member's statement, 2216

Workers' Compensation Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 165)

Second reading, 5336–5337

Young Women's Christian Association

Women of Distinction Awards

Saskatoon (2016), recipients, member's statement, 217–218

Youth

Voice of Youth Leadership Summit (February 16, 2017), 10th annual, member's statement, 2129

Youth Justice Administration Act, 2018 (No. 158)

Second reading, 5337–5339

Steele, Mr. Douglas (Sask Party, Cypress Hills)

The Meadows, Swift Current

Completion of first public-private partnership project, member's statement, 294
Infrastructure award, Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships, and housewarming (November 18, 2016), member's statement, 1418

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]

Speakers, 63–64

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]

Speakers, 2762–2764

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]

Speakers, 4540–4543

Autism

Fundraising and awareness

Inside Out for Autism (April 3, 2017), and local efforts, member's statement, 2064

Budget, June 1, 2016

Speakers, 395–397

Budget, March 22, 2017

Speakers, 1925–1928

Budget, April 10, 2018

Speakers, 3912–3914

Budget, 2019-20

Balanced with no new taxes or tax increases, government commendation, moved (Stewart)

Questions and comments, 5995

Budget, March 20, 2019

Speakers, 5496–5499

Cancer

Fundraising

Prairie Women on Snowmobiles Ride 2019, fundraiser for breast cancer research, member's statement, 5707

Carbon tax

Federal imposition

Stop, petition, 1537, 2127, 3358, 4089, 4500, 5726, 6445, 6903

Christmas

Maple Creek Toy Run (2019), member's statement, 6247

Communities

Fox Valley, success of high school volleyball teams and recognition of community fundraising efforts for families affected by southwestern Saskatchewan wildfire (October 2017), member's statement, 4931
Maple Creek, recipient of Prince of Wales Prize for successful heritage protection, member's statement, 6292

Correctional centres

Taylor Award, Correctional Service of Canada, Captain Ed Dean, recipient, Okimaw Ohci Healing Lodge, member's statement, 3771

Courthouses

Shaunavon Courthouse, history, member's statement, 4398

Crime, prevention and intervention

Rural and remote areas

Government investments and initiatives, recognition, moved (Cox), 5259–5260

Curling

Provincial 4-H Curling Competition, 2018, Maple Creek host city, member's statement, 3452

Economy Committee

Reports

Eighth, adopted and presented to the Assembly, moved (Steele), E967

Energy and Resources Ministry

Estimates

(2020-21), main, E863

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal

Investigation, judicial inquiry and forensic audit, call for, moved (Sproule)

Questions and comments, 1138–1139

Transparency and accountability, importance of and need for, moved (Sproule)

Questions and comments, 3083

Group homes

Milburn Place, Swift Current, grand opening, member's statement, 2540–2541

Health care

Rural and remote, access improvements through government and health region actions, support, moved (Steele), 946–948

Health facilities

Leader and District Integrated Health Care Facility

Grand opening (October 26, 2018), member's statement, 4654

Highways and roads

Government investments to reverse neglect by previous NDP government, recognition, moved (Fiaz), 4854–4856

Questions and comments, 4861

Hockey

Hockey Day in Saskatchewan, Gull Lake host, funds raised, member's statement, 5982
International Women's under-18 championship, Team Canada, bronze medal winner, and player Taylor Kirwin, recognition, member's statement, 4287–4288
Wickenheiser, Hayley, Shaunavon, International Ice Hockey Federation Hall of Fame, 2019 inductee, member's statement, 5856
World Under-17 Hockey Challenge 2019, Swift Current host, member's statement, 6379

Legislative Assembly members

Maiden speeches, 63–64

Mining industry

Investment attractiveness, government policies which have led to Saskatchewan being ranked best in the world, commendation, moved (Carr), 2346, 2511–2517
Saskatchewan Mining Week (May 27-June 2, 2018), member's statement, 4379

Municipalities, funding

Deep and unexpected cuts and elimination of grants-in-lieu, condemnation of government, moved (Rancourt), 2334–2336

Questions and comments, 2343

Museums

Royal Saskatchewan Museum

Scotty the T. Rex, chosen as provincial fossil, member's statement, 73

Music

Juno awards (2020), Saskatoon host

Hunter Brothers nominations, member's statement, 6860

Hunter Brothers, Shaunavon, success of new single, member's statement, 5776
Saskatchewan Country Music Awards (March 31-April 2, 2017), Hunter Brothers, recipients, member's statement, 2216–2217

Oil industry

Orphaned wells

National abandoned well completion program, call on federal government to immediately implement, support, moved (Steele), 1275–1277

Questions and comments, 1285

Physicians

And nurses, recruitment and retention, government commitment to innovative solutions, support, moved (Weekes), 4335–4336

Questions and comments, 4338

Pipelines

Condemnation of anti-pipeline politicians, moved (Young), 6518–6520
Energy East, Northern Gateway, and Trans Mountain, support for construction, and condemnation of federal leaders who oppose energy projects, moved (Bonk)

Questions and comments, 6415

Post-secondary students

Graduate students

Research internships in science, technology, engineering and math, member's statement, 3210

Privacy Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 72)

Committee discussion

Committee, report without amendment, moved (Steele), N326

Renewable energy

Solar power

Maple Creek project, member's statement, 6024

Restaurants

Harvest Eatery, Shaunavon, owner and chef Garrett Rusty Thienes, induction into Canadian Culinary Championships Hall of Fame, recognition, member's statement, 4031

Saskatchewan 4-H

Provincial 4-H public speaking competition

(2019), participants, member's statement, 5801

Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities

Annual convention (March 2017), member's statement, 1722
Carbon tax, resolution against, member's statement, 1269–1270

Telecommunications

Network improvements

Long-term evolution network, expansion

Completed, member's statement, 2186

Tourism

Eastend and Rural Municipality of White Valley, Discover campaign, awards, member's statement, 5114
Maple Creek Trans-Canada Visitor Reception Centre, seasonal reopening, member's statement, 3360
Reesor Ranch, Cypress Hills

Designation as heritage property and plaque unveiling (June 2018), member's statement, 4561–4562
Heritage ranch and homestead, recognition and awards, member's statement, 3919

Wascana Park and Wascana Centre Authority

Governance structure, restore, and ensure an appropriate building for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, moved (Sarauer)

Questions and comments, 5362

Wildfires

Southwestern Saskatchewan (October 2017)

Recognition of tragic death and injured people, member's statement, 2597

Steinley, Mr. Warren (Sask Party, Regina Walsh Acres)

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]

Speakers, 54–57

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]

Speakers, 2660–2663

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]

Speakers, 4494–4497

Baseball

North Regina Little League, opening day ceremony and celebration of 30th anniversary, member's statement, 5981

Budget, June 1, 2016

Speakers, 338–342

Budget, March 22, 2017

Speakers, 1928–1931

Budget, April 10, 2018

Speakers, 3779–3782

Budget, 2019-20

Balanced with no new taxes or tax increases, government commendation, moved (Stewart), 5992–5993

Questions and comments, 5996

Budget, March 20, 2019

Speakers, 5573–5575

Business

Development, government commitment to innovative programs and incentives to support business and entrepreneurship, support, moved (Olauson), 4198–4199

Carbon tax

Federal imposition

Stop, petition, 2034, 2558, 3209, 3590, 5127, 5396, 5826–5827

Chambers of commerce

Regina and District, Paragon Awards (April 7, 2017), recipients, member's statement, 2252–2253

Chronic diseases

Fanconi anemia, 3rd Annual fundraising gala, Regina, and donor drive, recognition of Chorneyko family efforts, member's statement, 4031–4032

Construction industry

Merit Awards of Excellence (2017), Saskatoon, member's statement, 2326
Saskatchewan Construction Week

(April 11-17, 2018), member's statement, 3859

Culture and multiculturalism

Greek Independence Day (March 25, 2019), member's statement, 5465
Gujarati Samaj of Southern Saskatchewan, Navratri Mega Dance Festival 2018, 25th anniversary, member's statement, 4845

Diagnostic imaging

Private provision of services, Assembly condemns New Democratic Party for ideologically-based attacks against, moved (Olauson); amendment (Kirsch), 592, 785–787

Economy

Strength indicators

Member's statement, 2774

Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 30)

Committee discussion, N292

Committee, report with amendment, moved (Steinley), N292

Fundraising

Evening in Greece fundraiser (March 2, 2019), member's statement, 5271
Greek community fundraiser, My Big Fat Greek Dinner (October 13, 2018), Regina, member's statement, 4724

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal

Investigation, judicial inquiry and forensic audit, call for, moved (Sproule), 1135–1137

Questions and comments, 1137–1138

Habitat for Humanity

Regina, key ceremony (October 25, 2016), Haultain Crossing, member's statement, 905–906

Health facilities

Community health centre, new, Regina, and Connected Care strategy, member's statement, 4502
First Steps Wellness Centre, Regina, cerebral palsy children's program, grand opening (June 8, 2016), member's statement, 450

Hockey

Memorial Cup tournament, 100th anniversary, Regina host

Member's statement, 4380–4381

Shooting Stars Foundation fundraiser, play-off draft and street hockey tournament, member's statement, 685
Western Canadian Junior B champions, Regina Capitals, and placement in Keystone Cup, member's statement, 2216
Western Hockey League

Awards luncheon in Calgary, Alberta (May 3, 2017), Regina Pats awards, member's statement, 2402
Regina Pats playoff loss to Seattle Thunderbirds, member's statement, 2525
Regina Pats, record-breaking season, recognition, member's statement, 1747–1748

Housing, social

Investment in Affordable Housing Agreement

Projects

Regina, family housing project, construction, Silver Sage Holdings project, member's statement, 4355–4356

Signing of, member's statement, 611–612

Humboldt Broncos bus tragedy (April 6, 2018)

Fundraisers, Regina, member's statement, 4297
Sympathy and condolences for lives lost, support for surviving families, and gratitude to first responders, RCMP, and medical professionals, moved (Moe), 3715–3716

Hunger

Mosaic Saves Hunger fundraiser with Regina Pats, member's statement, 3622

Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee

Elections

Acting Chair [Merriman] for meeting (August 31, 2016), moved (Steinley), N87
Chair [Brkich], moved (Steinley), N87
Deputy Chair [Vermette], moved (Steinley), N1

Reports

Fourth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Steinley), N311

International Trade Centre at Evraz Place, Regina

Official opening (November 6, 2017) and upcoming events, member's statement, 2793

Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 40)

Committee discussion

Committee, report without amendment, moved (Steinley), N230

Libraries, public

Budget cuts to libraries across the province, condemnation, moved (Beck), 2175–2176

Questions and comments, 2177–2178

Luther College, Regina Act, 2018 (No. 901)

Report without amendment, moved, 5023

Meewasin Valley Authority Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 52)

Report without amendment, 2371

Mental health

Schizophrenia Society of Saskatchewan

Champions of Mental Health dinner and auction

(March 17, 2018), member's statement, 3473

Pipelines

Energy East, Keystone XL and Northern Gateway, construction, support, moved (Marit); amendment (Forbes), 647–649

Questions and comments, 651–652

Trans Mountain pipeline, expansion project, Kinder Morgan

Construction, reject the actions of British Columbia government to hinder project of national interest and call upon federal government to immediately act, moved (Francis)

Questions and comments, 3960

Post-secondary students

International students

International Education Week (November 14-18, 2016), member's statement, 1392

Poverty

World Partnership Walk in Regina (May 29, 2016), fundraiser, member's statement, 242

Private Bills Committee

Reports

First, moved (Steinley) for concurrence, 4937
Second, moved (Steinley) for concurrence, 5023
Third, moved (Steinley) for concurrence, 5937

Regina bypass

Comparison to Coquihalla Highway, British Columbia, critique of official opposition member remarks, member's statement, 1723–1724

Residential Services Act, 2018 (No. 145)

Committee discussion, U967

Committee, report with amendment, moved (Steinley), U967

Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Charity Ball (2018), fundraiser for Globe Theatre School, member's statement, 4155

Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority

Staff

Global Gaming Business Magazine Top 40 under 40 (2017), Jada Yee of Casino Regina, recognition, member's statement, 1501

Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Government financial mismanagement for which Saskatchewan people are being forced to pay, condemnation, moved (Sproule)

Questions and comments, 1407

SaskBuilds Corporation

Awards

Silver medal, Government Agency of the Year in the Americas, International P3 Awards (October 27, 2016), member's statement, 966

Scholarships and bursaries

Saskatchewan Scholarship of Honour

2018 recipients, member's statement, 4674

School Choice Protection Act (No. 89)

Committee discussion, U743

Schools

Government investment, recognition, moved (Olauson), 5088–5089

Questions and comments, 5092

St. Josephat School, Regina, 40th anniversary, member's statement, 4931

Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society

Fifth anniversary and educational events, member's statement, 2277–2278
Night with STARS Gala

(March 31, 2017), fundraiser, member's statement, 2130
(April 13, 2018), fundraiser, member's statement, 3796–3797
(April 12, 2019), fundraiser, member's statement, 5829

St. Andrew's College Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 902)

Report without amendment, moved (Steinley), 5023

Steel industry

Evraz Regina

Pipe supplier for Kinder Morgan project, member's statement, 2366

Technology industry

sMedia, Regina, Google SMB Premier Partner, recognition, member's statement, 3267

Tributes

Hincks, Terry, long-time City of Regina councillor, member's statement, 768–769

University of Regina

Kenneth Levene Graduate School of Business dinner (May 2, 2017), member's statement, 2452

Veterans

Quilts of Valour presentation ceremony, Regina

(May 6, 2016), member's statement, 132–133
(March 21, 2017), member's statement, 1809

Stewart, Mr. Lyle (Sask Party, Lumsden-Morse). s.1,2: Minister of Agriculture.

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]

Speakers, 151–154

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]

Speakers, 4480–4483

Motion for consideration

Moved, 4483

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]

Speakers, 6197–6199

Agri-Food Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 102)

First reading, 3039
Second reading, 3105
Committee discussion, E423–425
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3628
Third reading, 3628

Agricultural Implements Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 101)

First reading, 3039
Second reading, 3102–3103
Committee discussion, E419–423
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3627
Amendments, first and second readings, 3627
Third reading, 3627

Agriculture

Agricultural Safety Week

(March 10-16, 2019), member's statement, 5271
(March 15-21, 2020), member's statement, 6904

Agriculture Literacy Month (2020), member's statement, 6746
Agriculture Month (October)

2018, Our Food Has a Story theme, member's statement, 4473

Caroncrest Farms, McLeod family, environmental stewards and industry ambassadors, member's statement, 5528

Agriculture Ministry

Estimates

(2016-17), main, E93–113
(2016-17, November), supplementary, E193
(2017-18), main, E235–242, E244–250
(2018-19), main, E457–462, E468–477

Satellite offices and extension services, 3690

Agriculture, programs

Canadian Agricultural Partnership agreement

Federal-provincial cost share to support strategic initiatives in agriculture, ministerial statement (Stewart), 3660

Growing Forward 2 agreement

Expiry and renewal, support for farmers and ranchers, 1477

Agrologists Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 100)

First reading, 3038
Second reading, 3100–3101
Committee discussion, E413–415
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3274
Third reading, 3274

Animal Protection Act, 2017 (No. 110)

First reading, 3099
Second reading, 3156–3157
Committee discussion, E569–574
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4327
Amendments, first and second readings, 4328
Third reading, 4328

Basketball

Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association

Hoopla (March 2017)

3A girls champions, Lumsden High School Angels, member's statement, 2572

Breweries and distilleries

Last Mountain Distillery, Lumsden, medals from Canadian Whiskey Awards (January 18, 2018), member's statement, 3569

Budget, June 1, 2016

Speakers, 333–336

Budget, March 22, 2017

Speakers, 1902–1905

Budget, April 10, 2018

Speakers, 3914–3915

Budget, 2019-20

Balanced with no new taxes or tax increases, government commendation, moved (Stewart), 5986–5988

Budget, March 20, 2019

Speakers, 5483–5486

Canadian Western Agribition

(2018), member's statement, 4871

Cancer

Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

(March 2019), member's statement, 5328

Fundraising

Daffodil month

(April 2019), cancer research, member's statement, 5761

Movember campaign

(2019), member's statement, 6269–6270, 6628

Carbon tax

Federal imposition

Stop, petition, 5668, 6289, 7017

Cattle industry

Bovine tuberculosis in Alberta, measures to protect Saskatchewan ranchers, 1209–1210

Christmas

(2019), member's statement, 6707–6708

Condolences

Huyghebaert, D.F. (Yogi), moved (Moe), 5385

COVID-19 pandemic

Community helpers, recognition, member's statement, 6915

Crop insurance

Coverage, limitations, 1695

Crown land

Agricultural land

Land sales

Online auction format, 1568–1569

Leases

Increased rents, 4266

Provincial Lands Act

Consultation regarding changes, 456

Curling

Lumsden Curling Club, winner, Saskatchewan Mixed Doubles Curling Championship (2017), member's statement, 1809

Easter

Message of faith, member's statement, 5840

Environmental protection

Legislation, charges brought against former member Bill Boyd, 3216

Food industry and trade

Coteau Hills Creamery, Moose Jaw, artisanal cow's milk cheese producer, member's statement, 1431

Football

Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association

3A 9-man, Provincial Championship (2017), Lumsden Devils, member's statement, 3299

Honours and awards

United Nations Association of Canada's Global Citizen Laureate (2016), Murad Al-Katib, recipient, member's statement, 684

Horned Cattle Purchases Repeal Act, 2016 (No. 14)

First reading, 169
Second reading, 212–213
Committee discussion, E173–176
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 1466
Third reading, 1466

Humboldt Broncos bus tragedy (April 6, 2018)

Sympathy and condolences for lives lost, support for surviving families, and gratitude to first responders, RCMP, and medical professionals, moved (Moe), 3717–3718

Irrigation

Permit approval process, application of former MLA Bill Boyd, 3946

Ministerial statements [Session 2]

Agriculture, programs

Canadian Agricultural Partnership agreement, federal-provincial cost share to support strategic initiatives in agriculture (Stewart), 3660

Nuclear energy

Small modular reactors, development, support for, moved (Olauson), 6889–6891

Questions and comments, 6896

Pipelines

Energy East, Northern Gateway, and Trans Mountain, support for construction, and condemnation of federal leaders who oppose energy projects, moved (Bonk), 6412–6413

Provincial Lands Act, 2016 (No. 34)

First reading, 514
Second reading, 551–552
Committee discussion, E176–178, E181–185
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 1466
Amendments, first and second readings, 1466
Third reading, 1466

Question period [Session 1]

Agriculture, programs

Growing Forward 2 agreement

Expiry and renewal, support for farmers and ranchers, 1477

Cattle industry

Bovine tuberculosis in Alberta, measures to protect Saskatchewan ranchers, 1209–1210

Crop insurance

Coverage, limitations, 1695

Crown land

Agricultural land

Land sales

Online auction format, 1568–1569

Provincial Lands Act

Consultation regarding changes, 456

Railways

Grain backlog

Legislative improvements, federal

Government efforts, 675–676

Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation

And AgriStability

Claims, upcoming (2017), availability of funds, 1646

Treaties

First Nations and Métis rights, and new Provincial Lands Act, 616

Question period [Session 2]

Agriculture Ministry

Satellite offices and extension services, 3690

Crown land

Agricultural land

Leases

Increased rents, 4266

Environmental protection

Legislation, charges brought against former member Bill Boyd, 3216

Irrigation

Permit approval process, application of former MLA Bill Boyd, 3946

Railways

Grain backlog

Government efforts, 3925

Grain loading facilities, closure of, 3154

Wildfires

Southwestern Saskatchewan (October 2017)

Damage to land and livestock, support for producers, 2798, 2828, 3186, 3330

Railways

Grain backlog

Government efforts, 3925
Legislative improvements, federal

Government efforts, 675–676

Grain loading facilities, closure of, 3154

Saskatchewan 4-H

60th anniversary (2020), member's statement, 6838

Saskatchewan Chemical Fertilizer Incentive Act (No. 209)

Committee discussion

Committee, report without amendment, moved (Stewart), E963

Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation

And AgriStability

Claims, upcoming (2017), availability of funds, 1646

Saskatchewan Grain Car Corporation Repeal Act (No. 51)

Committee discussion, E280

Treaties

First Nations and Métis rights, and new Provincial Lands Act, 616

Tributes

Williams, Charles "Red," professor of veterinary medicine and agricultural researcher, member's statement, 3620–3621

Wildfires

Southwestern Saskatchewan (October 2017)

Damage to land and livestock, support for producers, 2798, 2828, 3186, 3330