Hansard Speaker Index - 4th Session of the 23rd Legislature

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MacKinnon, Hon. Janice (NDP, Saskatoon Idylwyld) Minister of Economic and Co-operative Development
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Motion for presentation to Lieutenant Governor (MacKinnon), 239
- Appropriation Act, 1999 (No. 2) (No. 45)
  - First reading, 1157
  - Second reading, 1157
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1157
  - Third reading, 1157
- Budget (March 26, 1999)
  - Motion to resolve into the Committee of Finance (MacKinnon), 291
  - Motion to resume debate March 29, 1999 (MacKinnon), 291
- Child sexual abuse
  - Legislative Assembly member, Cypress Hills constituency
    - Conviction, expulsion, 653
- Children's Advocate
  - Estimates (1999-2000), committee referral, moved (MacKinnon), 586
- Conflict of Interest Commissioner
  - Estimates, committee referral, moved (MacKinnon), 586
- Constitutional Affairs Committee
  - Name substitution, moved (MacKinnon, ), 189
- Economic and Co-operative Development Department
  - Estimates (1999-2000), 514–526, 993–997
- Education Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 25)
  - Third reading, 1091
- Education Committee
  - Name substitution, moved (MacKinnon), 189
- Electoral Office
  - Chief Electoral Officer
    - Appointment, moved (MacKinnon), 250–251
    - Estimates (1999-2000), committee referral (Estimates), moved (MacKinnon), 586
- Employment development
  - Statistics, 484
- Environment Committee
  - Name substitution, moved (MacKinnon), 189
- Estimates Committee
  - Chief Electoral Officer, Estimates, referral, moved (MacKinnon), 586
  - Children's Advocate, Estimates, referral, moved (MacKinnon), 586
  - Conflict of Interest Commissioner, Estimates, referral, moved (MacKinnon), 586
  - Information and Privacy Commissioner, Estimates, referral, moved (MacKinnon), 586
  - Legislative Assembly, Estimates, referral, moved (MacKinnon), 586
  - Name substitution, moved (MacKinnon), 189
  - Ombudsman, Estimates, referral, moved (MacKinnon), 586
  - Provincial Auditor, Estimates, referral, moved (MacKinnon), 586
  - Provincial Auditor, Estimates, supplementary, referral, moved (MacKinnon), 586
- Finance Committee
  - Appointment, moved (MacKinnon), 239
- Forest industry
  - Expansion
    - Ministerial statement (MacKinnon), 757
- Government
  - Advertising
    - Phoenix Advertising, payments, 429–430
- High technology
  - Canadian Light Source Synchrotron Project, Saskatoon
    - Funding
      - Canada Foundation for Innovation, ministerial statement (MacKinnon), 375
- Information and Privacy Commissioner
  - Estimates (1999-2000), committee referral (Estimates), moved (MacKinnon), 586
- Labour-sponsored Venture Capital Corporations Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 11)
  - Second reading, 910
- Legislative Assembly
  - Clerk, recognition, 25 years of service, member's statement, 803
  - Estimates (1999-2000), committee referral (Estimates), moved (MacKinnon), 586
  - Order of business, April 27, 1999, moved (MacKinnon), 798
- Legislative Assembly – Adjournment
  - April 1-7, 1999, moved (MacKinnon), 422
  - April 22, 1999, recess to honour Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal recipients, moved (MacKinnon), 715
  - May 6, 1999, moved (MacKinnon), 1158
- Legislative Assembly – Hours of sitting
  - May 6, 1999, moved (MacKinnon), 1114
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Cypress Hills constituency
    - Suspending, expelling and declaring seat vacant, moved (MacKinnon), 657
      - Withdrawal, 691
  - Leave of absence
    - Regina Northeast, March 15-19, 1999, Conference on the Establishment of a Multiparty National Vietnamese Parliament, Hanoi, Vietnam, moved (MacKinnon), 18
    - Saskatoon Meewasin, March 24-26, 1999, Canadian Turkey Marketing Agency, 25th anniversary celebrations, attendance, moved (MacKinnon), 189
    - Saskatoon Mount Royal, Saskatoon Southeast and Rosthern, April 19-20, 1999, Midwestern Legislative Exchange, St. Paul, Minnesota, moved (MacKinnon), 630–631
- Legislative Library
  - Annual report, committee referral (Communication), moved (MacKinnon), 17
- Local Government Election Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 17)
  - First reading, 188
- Midwifery Act (No. 44)
  - Third reading, 1091
- Ministerial statements
  - Canadian Light Source Synchrotron, Saskatoon, funding, Canadian Foundation for Innovation, 375
  - Forest industry, expansion, 757
- Motions for supply (interim)
  - Expenses
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 1999
      - General Revenue Fund, moved (MacKinnon), 1156
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2000
      - General Revenue Fund, moved (MacKinnon), 1156
- Ombudsman
  - Estimates (1999-2000), committee referral (Estimates), moved (MacKinnon), 586
- Oral question period
  - Child sexual abuse
    - Legislative Assembly member, Cypress Hills constituency, conviction, expulsion, 653
  - Employment development
    - Statistics, 484
  - Government
    - Advertising, Phoenix Advertising payments, 429–430
  - Plains Health Centre, Regina
    - Closure, costs, 582
  - Potato industry
    - Lake Diefenbaker Potato Corporation, investment, 1073–1074
- Plains Health Centre, Regina
  - Closure
    - Costs, 582
- Potato industry
  - Lake Diefenbaker Potato Corporation
    - Investment, 1073–1074
- Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute Act, 1999 (No. 7)
  - First reading, 137
- Privileges and Elections Committee
  - Name substitution, moved (MacKinnon), 189
- Professional associations
  - Bylaws, committee referral (Regulations), moved (MacKinnon), 17
- Provincial Auditor
  - Estimates, main (1999-2000), committee referral, moved (MacKinnon), 586
  - Estimates, supplementary (1998-1999), committee referral, moved (MacKinnon), 586
  - Reports, committee referral (Public Accounts), moved (MacKinnon), 17
- Public accounts
  - Public Accounts to March 31, 1999, committee referral (Public Accounts), moved (MacKinnon), 17
- Record retention and disposal
  - Committee referral (Communication), moved (MacKinnon), 17
- Regulations Committee
  - Name substitution, moved (MacKinnon), 189
McLane, Mr. Harvey (Liberal, Arm River)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 231–235
- Agriculture and Food Department
  - Estimates, main (1999-2000), 946–947
- Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  - Prescription drug plan
    - Fosamax, coverage, 372–373
- Easter
  - Holy Week observance, member's statement, 336
- Education Department
  - Estimates, main (1999-2000), 1056–1058, 1064
- Environment and Resource Management Department
  - Estimates, main (1999-2000), 930–932
- Environment protection
  - Kenaston School, Earth Award, member's statement, 935
- Grain
  - Prices
    - Subsidies, United States/European Union
      - Federal action to end, petitions, 365–366, 1067
- Health care
  - Rural communities
    - Destruction, immediate stop, moved (McLane), 17
  - Services
    - Improvement
      - Funding, 280
- Health district boards
  - Chief executive officers, salary increases, 248
- Health Information Protection Act (No. 29)
  - Second reading, 765
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 874–877
- Highways and roads
  - Construction and maintenance
    - Funding
      - Fuel tax revenue, petitions, 7, 37, 69, 102, 180, 212, 241–242, 274, 294, 334, 477, 498, 527, 577–578, 749, 800, 855, 901, 957, 1009
- Hospital waiting lists, 76
  - Diagnostic procedures, 77
  - Regina, reduction, funding, 75–76
- Hospitals
  - Carrot River
    - Occupancy rate, member's statement, 11
  - Moosomin, operating room service, reopening, 14–15
  - Regional
    - Swift Current, specialty care hospital funding, petitions, 557
- Ministerial statements
  - Schools' role, changing expectation, public dialogue announcement, 221
- Nurses
  - Back-to-work legislation
    - Defiance, 482–483
  - Collective bargaining
    - Court injunction, removal, 755–756, 807–808
    - Premier's intervention/participation, 456
  - Out-of-scope management recruitment advertising, 536
  - Positions
    - Full-time establishing, 568–569
  - Recruitment, 503
  - Retention, 503, 754–756, 962–963
- Nursing care
  - Education programs, 218
- Oral question period
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals
    - Prescription drug plan, fosamax, coverage, 372–373
  - Health care
    - Services, improvement, funding, 280
  - Health district boards
    - Chief executive officers, salary increases, 248
  - Hospital waiting lists, 76
    - Diagnostic procedures, 77
    - Regina, reduction, funding, 75–76
  - Hospitals
    - Moosomin, operating room service, reopening, 14–15
  - Nurses
    - Back-to-work legislation
      - Defiance, 482–483
    - Collective bargaining
      - Court injunction, removal, 755–756, 807–808
      - Premier's participation, 456
    - Out-of-scope management recruitment advertising, 536
    - Positions, full-time, establishing, 568–569
    - Recruitment, 503
    - Retention, 503, 754–756, 962–963
  - Nursing care
    - Education programs, 218
  - Regina Health District
    - Funding, 44–45
  - Transportation strategy
    - Comprehensive, 1076–1077
- Prairie West Regional College
  - Graduation, April 30, 1999, Outlook, member's statement, 957
- Regina Health District
  - Funding, 44–45
- Resumption of Services (Nurses - SUN) Act (No. 23)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 469–473
- Saskatchewan Water Corporation
  - Estimates (1999-2000), 832–834
- Schools
  - Role
    - Changing expectation, public dialogue announcement, ministerial statement (Serby), 221
- Theatre
  - Murder mystery dinner theatre, Kenaston, member's statement, 1012–1013
- Transportation
  - Strategy, comprehensive, 1076–1077
McPherson, Mr. Glen (Liberal, Wood River)
- Agriculture and Food Department
  - Estimates, main (1999-2000), 1133–1139
- Budget (March 26, 1999)
  - Speakers, 380–385
- Civil rights, member's statement, 934
- Crown corporations
  - Public opinion polls, funding, 1075–1076
- Drama
  - Politicians, bad actors, member's statement, 131
- Education Department
  - Estimates, main (1999-2000), 1058–1064
- Elections, 1999
  - Liberal Party platform, Priorities 1999, member's statement, 368
- Government
  - Advertising
    - Phoenix Advertising, payments, 429–430
- Grain
  - Prices
    - Subsidies, United States/European Union
      - Federal action to end, petitions, 130, 366, 424, 477–478, 607
- Health care
  - Labour relations reorganization, Dorsey report, 455–456
- Health care providers/workers
  - Collective bargaining
    - Canadian Union of Public Employees', intervention, 568
- Highways and roads
  - Construction and maintenance
    - Funding
      - Fuel tax revenue, petitions, 8, 69–70, 212, 274, 294, 334, 398, 497–498, 577, 749, 855–856
  - Highway No. 37
    - Climax to Shaunavon, potholes, vehicle damage (C. Gryde), 299–300
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates, main (1999-2000), 1094–1096, 1123–1125
- Hospitals
  - Regional
    - Swift Current, specialty care hospital funding, petitions, 557
  - Shaunavon, layoff notices
    - Member's statement, 500
    - Moved (McPherson), 570
  - Swift Current Regional Hospital, specialty care hospital funding, petitions, 180, 679, 707, 1009, 1067
- Justice Department
  - Estimates, main (1999-2000), 1033
- Labour Department
  - Estimates, main (1999-2000), 1039–1047
- Liquor and Gaming Authority
  - Travel expenses, 403
- North Central Health District
  - Health care workers' offer of service during nurses' defiance of back-to-work legislation, 535–536
- Nurses
  - Back-to-work legislation
    - Repeal, 504, 613
  - Collective bargaining
    - Premier's intervention/participation, 483–484
  - Comments, R. Thompson, Shaunavon, member's statement, 479
  - Recruitment
    - Global Career Services, 730–732
  - Shortage, 136
    - East Central Health District, 938–940
  - Strike
    - South Country Health District, chief executive officer, actions, 612–613
- Oral question period
  - Crown corporations
    - Public opinion polls, funding, 1075–1076
  - Government
    - Advertising, Phoenix Advertising payments, 429–430
  - Health care
    - Labour relations reorganization, Dorsey report, 455–456
    - Workers
      - Canadian Union of Public Employees, intervention, 568
  - Highways and roads
    - Highway No. 37, Climax to Shaunavon, potholes, vehicle damage (C. Gryde), 299–300
  - Liquor and Gaming Authority
    - Travel expenses, 403
  - North Central Health District
    - Health care workers' offer of service during nurses' defiance of back-to-work legislation, 535–536
  - Nurses
    - Back-to-work legislation
      - Repeal, 504, 613
    - Collective bargaining
      - Premier's participation, 483–484
    - Recruitment, Global Career Services, 730–732
    - Shortage, 136
      - East Central Health District, 938–940
    - Strike
      - South Country Health District, chief executive officer, actions, 612–613
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation
    - Advertising expenses, 713–714
- Points of order
  - Seventy-five minute debate, questions answering, 547
- Resumption of Services (Nurses - SUN) Act (No. 23)
  - Second reading, 459–460
- Romanow Road Act (No. 9-15) (No. 253-259)
  - First reading, 1105
- Saskatchewan Federation of Labour
  - Meeting, Davidson, member's statement, 608
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation
  - Advertising expenses, 713–714
- Southwest Health District Board
  - Layoffs, halt, petitions, 528
- Students
  - Scholarships, Canada Trust, Holly Lacelle, Cadillac, member's statement, 681
- Telephones
  - Cellular service
    - Willow Bunch, Rockglen and Coronach, petitions, 37, 423, 1097
Murray, Ms. Suzanne (NDP, Regina Qu'Appelle Valley)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 56–58
- Books
  - Canada Book Day, April 23, 1999, member's statement, 727
- Cancer
  - Prostate, high dose rate brachytherapy (HDRB) program, Allan Blair Cancer Centre, member's statement, 71
- Communication Committee
  - Third report, moved (Murray) for concurrence, 1010
- Group Medical Services Act, 1999 (No. 302)
  - Second reading, 585–586
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 821
  - Third reading, 822
- High schools
  - Cheerleading competition, second annual, Riffel High School, Regina, member's statement, 245
- Horses
  - "Jumps into Spring" Horse Show, 75th annual, member's statement, 183
- Impaired driving
  - Students Against Drinking and Driving, awards banquet and dance, 11th, Riffel High School, Regina, member's statement, 1013
- Saskatchewan Government Insurance
  - Crime prevention, youth-oriented programs, assistance, member's statement, 565
- Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation
  - Educational partnership, Regina Catholic school division, member's statement, 369–370
- SaskEnergy Incorporated
  - Sweater recycling program, member's statement, 861
Murrell, Ms. Sharon (NDP, Battleford-Cut Knife)
- The Battlefords Health District
  - Services, member's statement, 215
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 24–26
  - Seconded, 23–24
- Agriculture
  - Government assistance, moved (Johnson); amendment (Boyd), 550–551
- Alpaca farming
  - Wilkie, La Palma Sunrise Alpacas, member's statement, 480
- Budget (March 26, 1999)
  - Speakers, 352–356
- Handicrafts
  - Curling rocks, transformation into attractive and unique objects, F. Oatway, Unity, member's statement, 533
- Music
  - Saskatchewan Express, CD Star Power launch, member's statement, 337
- Nurses
  - Strike
    - Government action, moved (D'Autremont); amendment (Kowalsky), 668–669
- Retail industry
  - Sales, member's statement, 1100
- Small business
  - Small business loans association program
    - Employment development
      - Eyehill Rural Development Corporation, Macklin, member's statement, 751
  - Small business loans association program, member's statement, 626
- Volunteers
  - North Battleford Telephone Pioneers, donations, River Heights Lodge and Battlefords District Care Centre, member's statement, 131
- Wine making
  - Battleford citizen, Joe Degenstien, lifelong hobby, member's statement, 903