Hansard Subject Index - 3rd Session of the 23rd Legislature

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Wages and salaries
- Minimum wage
  - See also
    - Labour Standards Amendment Act, 1998 (Indexed Minimum Wage Initial Rate) (No. 234)
  - Increase, 1636
Walchuk, Corinne
- See
  - Children – Protection – Walchuk case, Melville
Wald Ambulance
- See
  - Plains Health Centre, Regina – Closure – Public meetings
Wapa Weeka saw mill
- See
  - Forest industry
War veterans
- See
  - Veterans
Wascana Centre Amendment Act, 1998 (No. 24)
- First reading
  - Crofford, 531
- Second reading
  - Crofford, 671
  - Toth, 671–72
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Bjornerud, 750–52
  - Crofford, 750–52
- Third reading
  - Mitchell, 755
- Royal Assent, 826
Wascana Energy Inc.
- Shares, sale
  - See
    - Government expenditures – Debt – Reduction – Sale of assets
Water
- See also
- Conservation and development, ditches, passing through reserves, maintenance, cost sharing, 1704
- Drainage
  - Langenburg east conservation and development area authority, 1703, 1751
  - Project, proposed, Fishing Lake, 1703–5
- Groundwater contamination, cattle operation (Perry Anton), judicial review
  - Liability payment, potential, 1761, 1774–76
  - Terms of reference, 1761
    - Goohsen, 1715–16
    - Lautermilch, 1715–16
- Kelvington Conservation and Development Area Authority, treaty land entitlement claims, negotiations and Pipestone easements, sale, Yellowquill Holdings, 1704
- Levels, Last Mountain Lake, fishing habitat, impact, 1763
- Management
  - Projects, maintenance, cost sharing, 1704
  - Upper Assiniboine River Basin Study, 1703–4, 1751
- Pipelines, replacement, responsibility, Stony Lake near Humboldt, 1704
- Sewer services, Stony Rapids, health care concern, 1841–42
Water quality
- Contamination, pesticides
  - Julé, 1525–26
  - Scott, 1525–26
Water supply
- See also
  - Gasoline – Leak
- Contamination, Regina, Wascana Creek from Condie aquifer, 1704–5
- Rural, contamination, 1697
Watrous, Sask
- See
  - Health care – Rural communities – Watrous
Weeds
- See
  - Noxious Weeds Amendment Act, 1998 (No. 37)
Weiler, Dr. Rob
- See
  - Physicians/doctors – Partnership, renewed
  - Saskatchewan Health Information Network
Welfare
- See
  - Social assistance
Welfare Rights Centre, Regina
- See
  - Child poverty – National child benefit
Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association
- See
  - Grain – Marketing – Voluntary
Western Economic Partnership Agreement
- See
  - Economic development
Westside Community College
- See
  - Northlands College, Lac La Ronge – Establishment
Weyburn, Sask
- See
Weyburn constituency
- See
  - Economic development
Weyerhaeuser
- See
  - Forest industry – Prince Albert pulp and paper mill
  - Forest industry – Wapa Weeka saw mill
Whitespruce Youth Treatment Centre
- See
  - Drug abuse/substance abuse – Youth addiction services, provision
Wholesale industry 206
Widows/Widowers
- See
  - Workers' compensation – Survivor benefits
Wild rice
- Crop renewal program, 1161
Wilderness areas
- Cypress Hills native grassland area, oil and gas exploration, 1755–56
- Dore, Smoothstone lakes area, protection
  - Outfitters' activities, 1752
  - World Wildlife Fund, involvement, 1751
- Preservation, Megan forest, Churchill River basin ecosystem, 1757
Wildlife
- See also
  - Livestock industry – Alameda dam area lands, grazing access
- Management, 1373
- Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation, president, Jack Redman, Wapella, death, condolences, member's statement
  - Toth, 1871
Wildlife Act, 1998 (No. 60)
- First reading
  - Nilson, 1074
- Second reading
  - Nilson, 1607
- Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1609
- Third reading
  - Nilson, 1625
- Royal Assent, 1977
Wildlife Amendment Act, 1998 (No. 32) 2
- First reading
  - Scott, 740
- Second reading
  - D'Autremont, 905–6
  - Heppner, 932–33, 1188–89
  - Scott, 772
  - Toth, 772–73
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - D'Autremont, 1370–71
  - Scott, 1370–71
- Third reading
  - Scott, 1372
- Royal Assent, 1976
Wildlife Amendment Act, 1998 (No. 216)
- First reading
  - D'Autremont, 1269
Wildlife Development Fund
- Hay and feed, provision (lure crops), 685
- Land, controlled grazing, 684–85
Wilkie, Sask
- See
  - Health care – Centres – Diabetes counseling, Wilkie and Macklin
Wind power 1771–72
Winter games
- See
  - Sports
Wojda, Rev. Marvin
- See
  - Farm land – Property tax, increase
Wolves
- See
  - Livestock industry – Wolves and coyotes, killings and harassment, Moose Mountain Provincial Park
Women
- See also
- Canadian Union of Public Employees, National Women's Task Force Committee, Co-Chair, Sylvia Maljan, appointment, member's statement
  - Murrell, 580
- Employment, 206
- Gender equality
  - See
    - Government departments – Deputy ministers, women
- International Women's Day, March 8, 1998, member's statement
  - Draude, 10
  - Stanger, 10
- Lloydminster Metis Women, funding, member's statement
  - Stanger, 1068
- Persons under the law, Supreme Court of Canada ruling, anniversary, October 18, 1927, member's statement
  - Draude, 2030
  - Trew, 2030
- Purple Ribbon Awareness Week, May 4-10, 1998, member's statement
  - Boyd, 918
  - Stanger, 918
- Sexual Assault Centre, Lloydminster, funding, member's statement
  - Stanger, 1068
- Shelters
  - Counselling, availability, 1544
  - Factors causing people to seek assistance, 1543–44
  - Men seeking shelter, 1544
  - Number of women and children turned away, 1543
  - Prince Albert Emergency Shelter for Women
    - Funding, 1543, 1939–40
      - Calvert, 332
      - Draude, 332, 1149
      - Teichrob, 1149
  - Prince Albert Emergency Shelter for Women, member's statement
    - Boyd, 918
    - Stanger, 918
  - Women's Secretariat, role, 1699–1700
- Transition House, Moose Jaw
  - See
    - Women – YWCA's Women of Distinction Awards Dinner – Moose Jaw, member's statement
- YWCA's Women of Distinction Awards Dinner
  - Moose Jaw, member's statement
    - Calvert, 948
  - Prince Albert, member's statement
    - Kowalsky, 843
  - Regina, member's statement
    - Murray, 763
  - Saskatoon, member's statement
    - Haverstock, 789
Women's Secretariat
- See also
- Estimates (1998-99), 1590–92, 1698–1700
  - Bradley, 1590–92, 1698–1700
  - Draude, 1590–92, 1699–1700
  - Julé, 1698
- Funding, 1698
- Role, 1922–23
Workers
- See
  - Labour force
Workers' compensation 1629–30
- See also
  - Motor vehicle insurance – Personal injury protection plan – Death benefit (K. Rodenbush)
- Appeal mechanism, proposal, Blue Rose Advocacy, 1630–31
- Benefit-of-the-doubt provision, 1634–35
- Claimants, examination, specialist's behaviour, recourse, 1636
- Claims, long-standing, review, 1631
- Grievances, rally, member's statement
  - Draude, 1261–62
- Occupational diseases, recognition, 1635
- Stress-related workplace injuries, 1636
- Survivor benefits, 1631–33, 1909–11
  - Haverstock, 529, 1120, 1602
  - Mitchell, 529, 1121, 1602
- Survivor benefits, petitions, 818, 840, 870, 896, 946, 978, 1008, 1034, 1082, 1114, 1142, 1172, 1230, 1260, 1290, 1458, 1518, 1570, 1594, 1660, 1789, 1868, 1950
  - Haverstock, 702, 788, 818, 840, 870, 917, 946, 978, 1008, 1064, 1082, 1114, 1142, 1200, 1230, 1260, 1446, 1458, 1518, 1570, 1594, 1708, 1788, 1868
Workers' Compensation Amendment Act, 1998 (No. 29) 4
- First reading
  - Mitchell, 711
- Second reading
  - Boyd, 1125–26
  - Draude, 852–53
  - Heppner, 933–35
  - Mitchell, 742–43
  - Toth, 743–44, 851–52
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Boyd, 1611–17, 1625
  - Haverstock, 1617–22
  - Hillson, 1624–25
  - Mitchell, 1611–22, 1623–25
  - Toth, 1623–24
- Third reading
  - Mitchell, 1625
- Royal Assent, 1977
Workplace
- Safe and healthy, promotion with more involvement in training, inspections and enforcement of standards, 209
World War II
- See
  - Veterans
World Wildlife Fund
- See
  - Environment protection
  - Wilderness areas – Dore, Smoothstone lakes area, protection
Wrestling
- See
  - Sports
Wright, John
- See
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – President – Resignation – Request
Writers and poets 1
- Regina Lakeview area, authors, member's statement
  - Nilson, 464