Hansard Subject Index - 1st Session of the 24th Legislature

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Cabinet ministers
- Liberal Party members, appointment, 2316
- Powers and duties, ability to exercise through officials
  - See
    - Interpretation Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 50)
CAIP (Canada-Saskatchewan Agri-Infrastructure Program)
- See
  - Highways and roads – Highway No. 8
  - Highways and roads – Highway No. 368, construction, completion plans
Cameco Corporation
- See
  - Uranium industry – Environment protection, regulations
Cameron, Stan
- See
  - Workers' Compensation Board – Chairman
Camp Easter Seal
- See
  - Hospitals – Watrous – Camp Easter Seal
Can-Oat Milling, Saskatoon
- See
  - Highways and roads – Highway No. 11
Canada Foundation for Innovation
- See
  - High technology – Canadian Light Source synchrotron project, Saskatoon
  - Innovation and Science Fund
Canada Health Act 2320
- See also
- Gantefoer, 1809–10
- Romanow, 1809–10
Canada Life
- See
  - Insurance
Canada Post Corporation
- See
  - Sports – Curling
Canada-Saskatchewan Adjustment Program (CSAP) 626–27
- Harpauer, 938–39
- Lingenfelter, 938–39
- Eligibility criteria, 1733
- Member's statement
  - Harper, 1089–90, 1807
  - Wartman, 1265, 1334, 1473
Canada-Saskatchewan Agreement on Labour Market Development
- See
  - Training programs – Skills training benefit, funding
Canada-Saskatchewan Agri-Infrastructure Program (CAIP)
- See
  - Highways and roads – Highway No. 8
  - Highways and roads – Highway No. 368, construction, completion plans
Canada–Saskatchewan Western Economic Partnership Agreement (WEPA)
- See
  - Farm machinery industry – Western Canada Testing Inc., Humboldt, Canada-Saskatchewan Western Economic Partnership Agreement
  - Tourism – Workers, training program, funding
Canadian Armed Forces
- Cadets, Caring for Canada events, member's statement
  - Jones, 1764
- Naval reserve division, HMCS Queen, Regina, open house, member's statement
  - Nilson, 2143
Canadian Bible College and Theological Seminary, Regina
- See
  - Colleges
Canadian Blood Services
- Funding, 2064–65
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)
- National broadcast, 30-minute, followed by 30-minute local supper time broadcast, member's statement
  - Thomson, 1385
- Regional broadcasting network, strong, independent, importance to national unity, moved (Thomson); amendment (Wall)
  - Lorje, 1254–56
  - McMorris, 1258–59
  - Thomson, 1252–54
  - Wall, 1256–58
Canadian Coordinating Office for Health Technology Assessment
- See
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Alzheimer's disease, Aricept
Canadian Council on Health Services Accreditation
- See
  - Central Plains Health District – Accreditation
Canadian Cowboys Association
- Committee Person of the Year award recipient, Dale Whitford, Rose Valley, member's statement
  - Draude, 362
Canadian fuel project
- See
  - Fuel Tax Act, 2000 (No. 45)
Canadian Institute for Health Information
- See
  - Health care – Saskatoon, best in the country rating, Canadian Institute for Health Information, member's statement
  - Health care – Statistics, Canadian Institute for Health Information
- Health Care in Canada 2000: A First Annual Report
  - See
    - Health care – Review
Canadian International Development Agency
- See
  - International co-operation – Yeltsin Democracy Fellowship Program
Canadian Light Source, Saskatoon
- See
  - High technology
Canadian National Railway Company
- See
  - Grain transportation, freight rates – Increase
Canadian Pacific Railway
- See
  - Heritage – Grants
Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC)
- See also
  - Sexual offenders – Registry
- Information sources, 1893
Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications
- Regulations
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Telecommunications Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 19)
    - Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corporation Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 20)
Canadian Transportation Agency
- See
  - Grain transportation, freight rates – Increase, 2000-2001 crop year
Canadian Wheat Board 397, 628–29, 1326–29, 2327, 2331
- See also
  - Grain transportation – Measures to improve
- Organic grains, herbs and spices, marketing, 2240
Cancer
- Acute monoblastic leukemia, Chantel Marie Saccucci, Hafford, bone marrow transplant, member's statement
  - Weekes, 389
- Breast, 121
- Chemotherapy, outreach, Humboldt, Kerrobert, Estevan, Outlook, 2321
- Month, designation, April, member's statement
  - Addley, 451
- National Cancer Survivors Day, June 2, 2000, member's statement
  - Higgins, 1532–33
- Patients, Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert, Hilrom bed, fundraiser, Tannice Thompson, member's statement
  - Wiberg, 1300
- Prevention, 121
- Research, bike trip, Renee Stuckel, Lake Lenore in memory of aunt, Arlene Meyer, member's statement
  - Julé, 360
- Surgery, 2320
- T-cell lymphoma, patient, Edward Ens, Codette, treatment, funding, 228–29, 341–42, 1724–25
  - Atkinson, 48–50
  - Gantefoer, 48–50
- Tumour, bowel, spreading to liver, A. Lavalley
  - Bakken, 1387–88
  - Romanow, 1387–88
CanGro Processors Ltd.
- See
  - Livestock feed industry
Canora, Sask.
- See
  - Telephones – Installation rates, rural communities
  - Water quality
Canora Ambulance Care
- See
  - Assiniboine Valley Health District
Canora School Division
- See
  - Crystal Lakes School Division – Amalgamation
Capital spending
- Public and private, increase, 2342
Car Corner
- See
  - Motor vehicles – Used – Sales tax
Carbon dioxide
- See
  - Oil industry
  - Regina Research Park – International Test Centre for Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Capture
Career and employment service offices
- See
  - Employment
Caring Canadian Award
- See
  - Honours and awards – Governor General's Caring Canadian Award
Carlton Trail Regional College
- See
  - Schools – Construction and maintenance, joint-use facilities – Humboldt Collegiate Institute and Carlton Trail Regional College
Carpentry
- See
  - Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology, Woodland Campus – Carpentry course, exam content vs. course content
Carrot River, Sask.
- See
  - Health care – Facilities – 24-hour integrated
  - Hospital closures
Casinos, revenue
- See also
  - Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
- Associated Entities Fund
  - See also
    - Métis – Ombudsman's office, establishment – Plan, researcher, expenses, reimbursement
  - Grants, member's statement
    - Trew, 1439–40
- First Nations Fund
  - Audit, 1752–53
    - Trustees, directing to allow auditor to carry out responsibilities
      - Bjornerud, 2075–77
      - Eagles, 281–82, 553, 1505–6
      - Hamilton, 553
      - Serby, 281–82, 1505–6, 2075–77
  - Establishment, 1752
CAT scan
- See
  - Health care – Computerized axial tomography (CAT) scan
Cattle industry
- See
  - Beef industry
Cattle Marketing Deductions Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 42)
- First reading
  - Van Mulligen, 1154
- Second reading
  - Boyd, 1927
  - Lingenfelter, 1316
  - Toth, 1316–17
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Boyd, 2126–27
  - Lingenfelter, 2127
- Third reading
  - Lingenfelter, 2128
- Royal Assent, 2227
CBC
- See
  - Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)
CCOHTA
- See
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Alzheimer's disease, Aricept – Canadian Coordinating Office for Health Technology Assessment, report
CCTA
- See
  - Crown Construction Tendering Agreement
Cellular phones
- See
  - Telephones
Centenary Capital Fund 367, 369, 383, 385, 397
- See also
- Establishment, goals, 1991
- Estimates, main (2000-2001), 1991–96
  - Cline, 1991–96
  - Krawetz, 1992–95
  - Wakefield, 1991–92, 1995–96
- Funding, 321, 354, 1992
  - Allocation, 1995
- Municipal Affairs, Culture and Housing Department
  - Coordination role, 1993
  - Projects
    - Application deadline, 1993
    - Funding, 1994
- Projects
  - Choice and allocation, 1992
  - Eligibility
    - Concepts involving municipalities, economic development, housing, 1994–95
  - Funding vs departmental budgets, expansion, 1991–92
  - Multi-year, 1995
- Regional parks, capital improvements, eligibility, 1995
Centennial 2005
- Celebrations
  - See also
    - Centenary Capital Fund
  - Bicycle trip across Saskatchewan, ministerial statement (Hillson)
    - D'Autremont, 2148
    - Hillson, 2148
- Celebrations, ministerial statement, (Hillson)
  - Hermanson, 1445
  - Hillson, 1444–45
Central Butte, Sask.
- See
  - Hospitals
Central Plains Health District
- See also
  - Health care – Facilities – 1999-2000 Health Capital Review
  - Hospitals – St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Humboldt
- Accreditation
  - Atkinson, 182–83
  - Julé, 182–83
Centre of the Arts, Regina
- See
  - Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts Act, 2000 (No. 79)
Certified Management Accountants Act (No. 27)
- First reading
  - Cline, 704
- Second reading
  - Cline, 817–18
  - Hart, 1216–17
  - Toth, 818
  - Wakefield, 1576–77
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Cline, 1686–88
  - Wakefield, 1686–88
- Third reading
  - Cline, 1690
- Royal Assent, 2056
Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd.
- Natural gas, trading activities, 2341
- Sale, 399
Child abuse 121
- See also
- Children's complaint investigation procedures, proper before removing children from home, 1431–32
- Listening to children, 1429
Child action plan
- See
  - Children – Action plan for children
Child and Family Services Act
- See
  - Foster care – Children – Participation rights
Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 1999
- Julé, 111–12
- Van Mulligen, 111–12
Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 2) (No. 9)
- First reading
  - Van Mulligen, 185
- Second reading
  - Eagles, 1718
  - Toth, 300
  - Van Mulligen, 299–300
  - Wakefield, 682–84, 1321–22
  - Wiberg, 818–21
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Eagles, 1949
  - Van Mulligen, 1949–50
- Third reading
  - Van Mulligen, 1952
- Royal Assent, 2056
Child care
- See also
  - Children – Caregivers, stay-at-home
- Child Care Week, May 15-19, 2000, member's statement
  - Jones, 1278
- Family home, Kindersley, spaces, expansion, 1025–26
- Funding, 6, 87, 370
Child Care Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 17) 6
- First reading
  - Van Mulligen, 523
- Second reading
  - Boyd, 611–12
  - Draude, 1483–84
  - Eagles, 1719–20
  - McMorris, 821–24
  - Van Mulligen, 610–11
  - Wakefield, 706–10
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Toth, 1950–51
  - Van Mulligen, 1950–51
- Third reading
  - Van Mulligen, 1952
- Royal Assent, 2056
Child custody
- See
Child labour
- Worst Forms of Child Labour Convention, 1999, ratification, ministerial statement (Crofford)
  - Crofford, 185
  - Weekes, 185
Child poverty 5, 1958, 2341
- See also
  - Children – Action plan for children
  - Social assistance – Caseload – Reduction – Continuing, recognition
- Reduction, 62, 125, 163, 345, 382, 397
  - Anti-poverty coalition, campaign 2000 comment, 319
Child protection
- Case workers
  - Shortage, 1429
  - Training, 1141–42, 1429
  - Workload, assistance, 1429
- Families, working with to prevent children from coming into care, 1429–30
- Investigation procedures, 1139–40
  - Listening to the children, 1141
- Non-custodial parent, visiting rights, reinstatement, 1956–57
Child tax credit
- See
  - Income – Child tax credit, federal
Child Welfare League of America
- See
  - Foster care – Vs. kinship care
Children
- Accident prevention, 121
- Action plan for children, 24, 96, 163, 188, 319, 2341
  - See also
  - Model of success, attracting national and international attention, 319
  - Opportunities extending regardless of financial circumstances, government commitment, 319
- Autistic, programs, funding, 198
- Caregivers, stay-at-home, 25
- Child Find Saskatchewan Green Ribbon of Hope campaign, member's statement
  - Addley, 1334
  - Julé, 1333–34
- Chili for Children, fundraising dinner, member's statement
  - Lingenfelter, 1062
- Clothing, sales tax exemption, 322, 412
- Disabled, camp fees, respite care fees, use, 1959
- Early childhood intervention, 319, 370
- Early development discussion paper Building on Community Success: Creating a Long Term Plan for Saskatchewan's Youngest Children and Their Families
  - See
    - Child care – Child Care Week, May 15-19, 2000
- Early intervention and support, commitment, 7
  - See also
    - Education – Pre-kindergarten program
    - Schools – Community schools
- Education
  - See also
    - Education
    - Education, post-secondary – Accessibility, affordable
  - Families saving for, assistance, goal, 6
- Families, raising, assistance, goal, 6
- Future, bright, looking forward to while staying in Saskatchewan, 6, 9, 385, 396
  - See also
    - Education, post-secondary
    - Training programs
- Health care, emphasis, 8
- Hunger, 87, 125
  - See also
    - Schools – Community schools – Enhancement
- In care
  - See
    - Child protection – Investigation procedures
    - Foster care
- Jobs, good, securing, assistance, goal, 6, 385
- Living with dignity and independence, support, 319
- Medical needs
  - See
    - Families – Work, leave
- Most in need, support, 319
- Most vulnerable, education, opportunities to benefit fully
  - See
    - Children – Early intervention and support, commitment
- National agenda, 87
  - Making reality, 6
- National Child Benefit, 1020, 1958
- National child tax benefit, 2341
- National tax benefit, 1959
- Nutrition programs, 319
- Saskatchewan Child Benefit, 1020
- Saskatchewan tax benefit, 1959
- School allowances, 319
- School supplies, cost assistance, 1959–60
- Sexual abuse, 58
  - See also
    - Prostitution – Child prostitution
- Tobacco use
  - Impact
    - See
      - Tobacco Control Committee
  - Prevention
    - See also
      - Tobacco – Control, legislation
    - Legislation, petitions, 1762, 2299
      - Eagles, 2297
      - Elhard, 2243
      - Van Mulligen, 1706–7
Children's Advocate
- See also
  - Ombudsman and Children's Advocate Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 28)
- Appointment, moved (Van Mulligen); amendment (Toth)
  - Toth, 588–89
  - Van Mulligen, 588
- Children and Youth in Care Review: Listen to their Voices
  - See
    - Foster care
- Estimates, committee referral, moved (Lingenfelter)
  - Lingenfelter, 1187
Children's Law Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 229)
- First reading
  - Draude, 1979
Ching, Don
- See
  - LCL Cable Communications Ltd.
Christmas
- Greetings, Knights of Columbus of Saskatchewan, member's statement
  - Weekes, 247
Christopher Lake nature area, protection
- See
  - Parks Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 5)
Churchbridge Rural Municipality
- See
  - Water – Drainage – Ditches – Churchbridge Rural Municipality, legal action, against
Cigarettes
- See
  - Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 46)
Cigars
- See
  - Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 46)
CIHI
- See
  - Canadian Institute for Health Information
CILRA
- See
  - Construction Industry Labour Relations Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 59)
Citizens
- See also
  - Legislative Assembly
- Alienation from government, 6
- Citizenship court, new millennium, Charles School, Prince Albert, member's statement
  - Wiberg, 1276
- Lakeland community, 1999 Citizen of the Year, Annette Heisler, member's statement
  - Wiberg, 518
- Long-term needs, response
  - See
    - Fiscal Stabilization Fund – Establishment
- Money putting back into pockets, 321
- Prince Albert, 1999 Citizen of the Year, Howard Gange, Anglin Lake, member's statement
  - Wiberg, 452–53
- Swift Current, recognition, member's statement
  - Wall, 1552
City Hospital, Saskatoon
- Eye Care Centre (Ophthalmology), financial contribution, Ron Bell, Humboldt, member's statement
  - Julé, 1206
Civil service
- See
  - Public service
Clark, Ron
- See
  - Natural gas – Pipeline, expansion, Goodsoil to Rosetown
Claybank, Sask.
- See
  - Manufacturing industry
Clearwater Provincial Park
- See
  - Parks Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 5)
Clifton Associates, Saskatoon
- See
  - Information technology – Envista Technologies
  - Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation – Investments
Climax, Sask.
- See
  - Health care – Centres – Border Health Centre, Climax
  - Highways and roads – Highway No. 18
CLR
- See
  - Construction Labour Relations Association of Saskatchewan Inc.
Cluff Lake
- See
  - Uranium industry – Employee layoffs
Co-operatives 26, 90
- See also
- Banner year, member's statement
  - Yates, 1500–1501
- Bread and Roses and Healing Co-operative, Saskatoon, funding, member's statement
  - Jones, 1149
- Development, objectives and departmental role, 1031
- Moose Jaw Co-op Centre, grand opening, member's statement
  - Higgins, 751
- New generation, 320
- Retail, rural communities, union contract
  - Crofford, 184
  - Weekes, 184
- Rural communities, 1032
CO2
- See
  - Oil industry – Carbon dioxide
  - Regina Research Park – International Test Centre for Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Capture
Coalition government
- See
  - Government – Coalition
Codette, Sask.
- See
  - Cancer – T-cell lymphoma, patient, Edward Ens, Codette, treatment, funding
Cody, Don
- See
  - Forest industry – Prince Albert Pulp and Paper, Weyerhaeuser
Cogema Resources Incorporated
- See
  - Uranium industry – Environment protection, regulations
Collective bargaining
- See
  - Teachers
- Local control
  - See
    - Co-operatives – Retail, rural communities, union contract
Colleges
- Canadian Bible College and Theological Seminary, Regina, relocation, Calgary, member's statement
  - Hart, 390
Collins, Neil
- See
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Board of directors, appointment
Commerce
- Electronic, expanding, growth, promotion
  - See
    - Electronic Information and Documents Act, 2000 (No. 38)
- Relationships, electronic, basic legal framework
  - See
    - Electronic Information and Documents Act, 2000 (No. 38)
Commission on Medicare
- See
  - Medicare Commission
Committees
- Deputy Chair, Peter Prebble, appointment, moved (Romanow)
  - Romanow, 13
Committees, all-party
- See
  - Abuse and Exploitation of Children through the Sex Trade Prevention Committee
  - Tobacco Control Committee
Committees, select standing
- Members
  - First report, Select Special Committee, moved (Lingenfelter)
    - Lingenfelter, 177
  - Nominations by Select Special Committee, moved (Romanow)
    - Romanow, 10
Committees, special
- See
Committees, standing
- See
Commodity prices
- See
  - Agriculture crisis
Communication Committee
- First report, 1804
- First report, moved (Trew) for concurrence
  - Trew, 1804–5
- Legislative Library, annual report, referral, moved (Lingenfelter)
  - Lingenfelter, 13–14
- Records retention and disposal, referral, moved (Lingenfelter)
  - Lingenfelter, 14
Communications
- See
  - Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology – TRLabs information and communication technology
Communities 222, 406
- See also
- Economic development, strengthening, 6
- Fiscal development
  - See
    - Planning and Development Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 23)
- Infrastructure
  - See
    - Centenary Capital Fund
- Lampman, swimming pool, fundraiser and debt elimination, member's statement
  - D'Autremont, 1553
- Ponteix, twinning, Ponteix-Aydat, France, member's statement
  - Lingenfelter, 1472
- Safer, 224, 369
  - See also
    - Police services – Additional police officers
- Tugaske, general store, rebuilding and grand opening, member's statement
  - Brkich, 1678
- Upgrading and modernizing, federal-provincial-municipal program, continuing to develop, 321
- Viability, 55
Community-based organizations
- See
  - Disabled and handicapped persons – Residential vocational services, staffing ratios, managers, removing
- Funding
  - See
    - Social Services Department – Community Living Division
Community living
- See
  - Social Services Department – Community Living Division
Community schools
- See
  - Schools – Community schools
Community works program
- See
  - Social assistance recipients – Work experience
Computerized axial tomography (CAT) scan
- See
  - Health care – Computerized axial tomography (CAT) scans
Con-Force Investments
- See
  - Potato industry – Storage facilities
Condolences
- Communication, moved (Romanow)
  - Romanow, 270
- Davies, William Gwynne (Bill) (former MLA), moved (Romanow)
  - Cline, 269–70
  - Crofford, 268
  - Hagel, 264–66
  - Hamilton, 268–69
  - Higgins, 263–64
  - Krawetz, 263
  - Romanow, 260–63
  - Stewart, 263
  - Trew, 270
  - Van Mulligen, 266–68
- MacFarlane, Douglas Thomas (former MLA), moved (Romanow)
  - Melenchuk, 254–55
  - Romanow, 253–54
  - Toth, 255
- McNeill, Gordon James (former MLA), moved (Romanow)
  - Addley, 259–60
  - Allchurch, 259
  - Krawetz, 257–58
  - Romanow, 256–57
  - Sonntag, 258–59
Condominium Property Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 58)
- First reading
  - Axworthy, 1305–6
- Second reading
  - Axworthy, 1542
  - Bjornerud, 1923
  - Toth, 1542
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Axworthy, 2232
  - Wall, 2232
- Third reading
  - Lingenfelter, 2236
- Royal Assent, 2350
Conflict of interest
- See
  - Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation – Investments
Conflict of Interest Commissioner
- Appointment, Gerald Lorne Gerrand, moved (Axworthy)
  - Axworthy, 1307–8
- Estimates, committee referral, moved (Lingenfelter)
  - Lingenfelter, 1187
Constitution
- See
  - Firearms Act (C-68) – Court challenges
Construction industry
- See also
  - Crown Construction Tendering Agreement
- Collective bargaining agreements, Construction Labour Relations Association of Saskatchewan Inc., role, 1199
- Double breasting
  - See also
    - Construction industry – Unionized contractors, spinoff companies, non-unionized, operating
  - Crown construction tendering agreement, connection, 1196
  - Willingness to compromise vs. union leadership, 1196
- Spin-off contracting
  - See also
    - Construction industry – Unionized contractors, spinoff companies, non-unionized, operating
- Union certification
  - See also
    - Construction Industry Labour Relations Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 59)
    - Trade unions – Certification/decertification and strike action
  - Crofford, 1063–64, 1091–92, 1122–23, 1302–4, 1440–41
  - Hermanson, 1063–64, 1091–92, 1122, 1440–41, 2042–43
  - Romanow, 2042–43
  - Weekes, 1302–4
  - First Nations' businesses, impact
    - Crofford, 1303
    - Weekes, 1303
  - Saskatchewan Alliance for Economic Growth
    - Concerns
      - Crofford, 1712–13
      - Weekes, 1712–13
    - Debate
      - Crofford, 1840
      - Weekes, 1840
    - Emergency meeting
      - Romanow, 1978–79
      - Weekes, 1978–79
    - Meeting
      - Hermanson, 2042
      - Romanow, 2042
  - Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce, annual meeting, Prince Albert, May 11, 2000, resolution
    - Crofford, 1152–53
    - Weekes, 1152–53
- Unionized contractors, spinoff companies, non-unionized, operating
  - 1998 study, Gus Zaba, recommendation
    - Crofford, 1234
    - Weekes, 1234
  - Criteria, determination, Labour Relations Board, 1197
  - Prohibition
    - See also
    - Companies affected, 1199–1200
    - Labour harmony, insuring vs. strike action, 1198–99
Construction Industry Labour Relations Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 59) 2341
- First reading
  - Crofford, 1186
- Second reading
  - Allchurch, 1987–88
  - Bjornerud, 1989–90
  - Crofford, 1308–9, 1988–89
  - D'Autremont, 1632–35
  - Draude, 1817–19, 1926
  - Hermanson, 1309–13
  - Kwiatkowski, 1926–27
  - McMorris, 1720–21
  - Wakefield, 1987
  - Wall, 1984–87
  - Weekes, 2218–21
- Second reading; amendment (six months hence), moved (Wall), 1987
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Allchurch, 2285–86
  - Crofford, 2257–96
  - Higgins, 2279–80
  - Hillson, 2282–85
  - Jones, 2276–79
  - Wall, 2265–71
  - Weekes, 2257–65, 2272–76, 2286–96
  - Yates, 2280–81
- Third reading
  - Crofford, 2296, 2306–7
  - Weekes, 2307
- Royal Assent, 2350
Construction Labour Relations Association of Saskatchewan Inc.
- See also
  - Construction industry – Collective bargaining agreements
  - Crown Construction Tendering Agreement – Crown corporations, payment
- Board of directors and members, 1196
- PCL Industrial Constructors Inc. and Lockerbie and Hole Company Limited, membership, Queen's Bench Court case, 1196
Consumer protection
- See
  - Justice Statutes (Consumer Protection) Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 16)
Continuing Select Committee
- Membership and mandate, moved (Lingenfelter)
  - Lingenfelter, 187
Corbiere decision, Supreme Court of Canada
- See
  - Indians/First Nations – Off-reserve – Child and family services
  - Indians/First Nations – On-reserve – Child and family services
Corporate capital surcharge
- See
  - Resource companies
Corporation income tax
- Reduction, 171, 2342
Correctional centres
- Oskana Community Correctional Centre, Regina, Alberta parolees
  - Axworthy, 863–64, 920
  - Hermanson, 863–64, 920
- Regina, inmate, physical and sexual abuse, Provincial Ombudsman's report, 1895–96
- Smoking ban, 1897–98
Correspondence schools
- See
  - Schools – Correspondence
Cory mine
- See
  - Electricity – Co-generation – SaskPower International
Cost of living 70
Cote, Harvey
- See
  - Correctional centres – Oskana Community Correctional Centre, Regina, Alberta parolees
Cottages
- Flood damage, Fishing Lake, economic impact, 149
Court houses
- Closure, 373, 379
  - Humboldt, reversal, member's statement
    - Julé, 670
  - Weyburn, Humboldt and Assiniboia, 398, 414
    - Axworthy, 365–66
    - Bakken, 365–66
  - Weyburn, petitions, 637, 668
    - Bakken, 602, 635–36
    - Bjornerud, 602
    - Boyd, 601, 635
    - Draude, 601
    - Eagles, 601, 635
    - Heppner, 601
    - Kwiatkowski, 602–3
    - McMorris, 602, 636
    - Peters, 601
    - Stewart, 602
    - Toth, 635
    - Wakefield, 602
    - Weekes, 602, 636
  - Weyburn, reversal, member's statement
    - Bakken, 670
- Facilities, new, funding, 188
Court of Appeal Act, 2000 (No. 80)
- First reading
  - Axworthy, 1539
- Second reading
  - Axworthy, 1625–26
  - Toth, 1626
  - Wall, 2053
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Axworthy, 2225
  - Wall, 2225–26
- Third reading
  - Lingenfelter, 2226
- Royal Assent, 2227
Coyotes
- See
  - Hunting
  - Wildlife – Management
CPIC
- See
  - Canadian Police Information Centre
CPR (Canadian Pacific Railway)
- See
  - Heritage – Grants, Canadian Pacific Railway
Craftsmen
- Bill Schiller, Carrot River, handcrafted knives, 168
Craik R.M.
- See
  - Highways and roads – Bridges – Damage, water flow from Diefenbaker Lake to Buffalo Pound
Credit rating
- See
  - Government
Credit unions 26
- Bank of Montreal branches, acquisition
  - See also
    - Personal Property Security Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 66)
- Bank of Montreal branches, acquisition, member's statement
  - Addley, 639–40
- Banner year, member's statement
  - Yates, 1500–1501
- Saskatoon Credit Union, employment security and personal development opportunities policy, member's statement
  - Addley, 130
Creighton, Sask.
- See
  - Mining industry – Konuto Lake mine
Crime 69, 154, 188–89
- See also
- Victim impact statement program, member's statement
  - Prebble, 210
Crop insurance
- See also
  - Farm safety net – Long-term – Development
- Affordability and marketing, 1324–25
- Condemned crops, deer manure, 166
- Contracts, statistics, 1322
- Cost reduction, 7, 202
- Coverage, enhancement, 7, 202
- Enrolment, increasing, strategy, 1323–24
- Hail, coverage, 1324
- New crops, including, 1324–26
- Payment terms, extension, 8, 141, 1731
- Premiums, 1324
  - Non-payment, 1323
  - Producers' share, reduction, 320
- Program changes, 1322, 1324
Crops
- Marketing, 1325–29
- New, 320, 368
- Organic, 320
- Specialty, 8, 99
Crosby, Tom
- See
  - Regina Health District – Health/Budget plans
Cross, Dr. James
- See
  - Ambulance service – Coordination – Province wide
Crown Construction Tendering Agreement
- Crown corporations, payment, Construction Labour Relations Association of Saskatchewan Inc., 1196–97
- Removal
  - See
    - Construction industry – Double breasting
    - Labour Department – Minister, construction industry, meeting
Crown Construction Tendering Agreement Nullification Act (No. 221)
- First reading
  - Weekes, 1186
Crown Corporation Managers' and Permanent Heads' Salaries Act (No. 222)
- First reading
  - Brkich, 846
Crown corporations
- See also
  - Government building space
  - Government departments, agencies and Crown corporations
- Annual reports and financial statements, committee referral, moved (Lingenfelter)
  - Lingenfelter, 13
- Appointments, patronage, 399
- Profits
  - Heppner, 841–42
  - Nilson, 841–42
- Subsidiary
  - See
    - Accountability of Subsidiaries of Subsidiary Crown Corporations Act (No. 205)
Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 65)
- First reading
  - Nilson, 1213
- Second reading
  - D'Autremont, 1980–81
  - Nilson, 1481
  - Toth, 1482
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Heppner, 2053–55
  - Nilson, 2053–55
- Third reading
  - Van Mulligen, 2055
- Royal Assent, 2227
Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 2000 (Appointment of Directors) (No. 212)
- First reading
  - Toth, 846
Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 2000 (Foreign Investments) (No. 225)
- First reading
  - Wiberg, 846
Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 2000 (Referendums) (No. 230)
- First reading
  - Allchurch, 846
Crown Corporations Committee
- Annual reports and financial statements, referral, moved (Lingenfelter)
  - Lingenfelter, 13
- First report, moved (Thomson) for concurrence
  - Thomson, 2199
- Travel and hold meetings away from seat of government, authority, moved (Thomson)
  - Thomson, 2226
- Utility rates, monopoly, review, permanent body establishment, legislation recommendation, 8
Crown Corporations Disclosure Act (No. 228)
- First reading
  - Kwiatkowski, 846
Crown Corporations' Rates Review Act (No. 226)
- First reading
  - Hart, 846
Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
- See also
  - Potato industry – Storage facilities – Resale
  - SPUDCO (Saskatchewan Potato Utility Corporation) – Transfer, Crown Investments Corporation, responsibility
- Crown Corporation service division
  - See
    - Public service – Lieutenant-Governor's Medal of the Institute of Public Administration of Canada, 1999 award
- Estimates, main (2000-2001), 2345
Crown land
- Payments, policy, 1731
Crow's Nest rate
- Elimination
  - See
    - Grain transportation, freight rates
CRTC
- See
  - Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission
Crystal Lakes School Division
- Amalgamation of Canora School Division and Timberline School Division, 146
CSAP
- See
  - Canada-Saskatchewan Adjustment Program (CSAP)
Culture 27
- See also
  - Lotteries – Management and profits distribution
  - Municipal Affairs, Culture and Housing Department
Cupar, Sask.
- See
Curling
- See
  - Sports
Cypress Hills
- See
  - Hunting – Elk, number
  - Population – Decline