Hansard Speaker Index - 1st Session of the 25th Legislature

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Bakken, Ms. Brenda (Saskatchewan Party, Weyburn-Big Muddy)
- Adoption Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 25)
  - Second reading, 1177–1178
- Adoption Consequential Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 26)
  - Second reading, 1178
- Archives Act, 2004 (No. 33)
  - Second reading, 885–886
- Beer
  - Off-sale stores, volume discount, changes, 928
- Budget (March 23, 2005)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 2340–2344
- Budget (2004)
  - Effects
    - Rural Saskatchewan, 471
- Canadian agricultural income stabilization program
  - Provincial funding, petitions, 2266, 2328, 2390, 2401, 2472, 2505–2506, 2515
- Cemeteries
  - Gravesite restoration project, Randy Van De Sype, member's statement, 147
- Child care
  - Child Care Week in Saskatchewan
    - (May 24-28, 2004), member's statement, 1262
- Community-based organizations
  - Funding, 2513–2514
- Condolences
  - Mitchell, Alexander (former MLA), moved (Calvert), 250
- Crop insurance
  - Premiums, increase, coverage reduction, reverse, petitions, 781, 859, 923, 1648
- Crown lands
  - Lessees maintain first option to renew leases, petitions, 205
- Disabled and handicapped persons
  - Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres
    - Funding, 2512–2513
  - Valley View Centre, Moose Jaw
    - Closure, 788–789
- Drug and alcohol abuse
  - Addiction services, 1810
  - Addictions Awareness Week (November 14-20, 2004), member's statement, 1711–1712
  - Crystal methamphetamine
    - Awareness education, 1397–1398, 1654–1655
    - Prevention, enforcement, treatment strategy, implementation, petitions, 2607
- Energy
  - Development, moved (Lautermilch); amendment (Bakken), 2123–2125
    - Questions and comments, 2131
- Executive Council
  - Estimates, main (2004-2005), 1615–1618
- Families
  - Building Independence programs
    - Endorsement, moved (Iwanchuk), 2632–2633
      - Questions and comments, 2638–2639
- Food banks
  - Demand, increase, 1503–1504
- Health care
  - Changes
    - Cutbacks, facility closures, heed words of former Premier Roy Romanow (November 2003), moved (Bakken), 966–968
      - Questions and comments, 977–978
  - Records, management, 620
- Health care facilities
  - Closures, conversions, public hearings, 836
  - Weyburn-Big Muddy, closure, downsizing, petitions, 935, 1034, 1101, 1129, 1231, 1245, 1465
- Health Department
  - Estimates, main (2004-2005), 1440–1443
- Highways and roads
  - Highway No. 35
    - Repairs, north from United States border, member's statement, 1920
    - Repairs, north from United States border, petitions, 649, 807, 1257, 1389, 1411, 1493, 1510, 1738, 1771, 1787, 1831, 1858, 1914, 1946, 2617
- Hospital waiting lists
  - Management, 620
- Hospitals
  - Beds, shortage, 619
  - Humboldt hospital, new, funding, petitions, 2140
  - Kerrobert Hospital, closure, downsizing, petitions, 1080–1081
- Housing
  - HomeFirst, housing strategy
    - Five-year plan, low- to moderate-income people, ministerial statement, 933–934
    - Rental housing supplement, low-income families, persons with physical disabilities
      - Ministerial statement, 2163–2164
- Long-term care
  - Beds, closures
    - Weyburn, Tatagwa View facility, 1240
- Long-term care facilities
  - Weyburn-Big Muddy constituency, closures, downsizing, petitions, 583, 615, 683, 747, 829, 955, 1182, 1281, 1377
- Mining industry
  - Potash
    - Taxation incentives, ministerial statement, 2450–2451
- Ministerial statements
  - Housing
    - HomeFirst, housing strategy, five-year plan, low- to moderate-income people, 933–934
    - HomeFirst, housing strategy, rental housing supplement, low-income families, persons with physical disabilities, 2163–2164
  - Mining industry
    - Potash, taxation incentives, 2450–2451
- Music
  - Band and choir students, awards, Weyburn Comprehensive Collegiate, Weyburn Junior High, member's statement, 1330
- Nurses
  - International Nurses Day
    - (May 12, 2004), member's statement, 1070
- Oil industry
  - Discovery well, near Weyburn, 50th anniversary commemoration by EnCana (December 3, 2004), member's statement, 1979–1980
  - Oil and gas
    - Taxation, effect on development, 2407–2410
- Oral question period
  - Beer
    - Off-sale stores, volume discount, changes, 928
  - Budget (2004)
    - Effects
      - Rural Saskatchewan, 471
  - Community-based organizations
    - Funding, 2513–2514
  - Disabled and handicapped persons
    - Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres
      - Funding, 2512–2513
    - Valley View Centre, Moose Jaw, closure, 788–789
  - Drug and alcohol abuse
    - Addiction services, 1810
    - Crystal methamphetamine
      - Awareness education, 1397–1398, 1654–1655
  - Food banks
    - Demand, increase, 1503–1504
  - Health care
    - Records, management, 620
  - Health care facilities
    - Closures, conversions, public hearings, 836
  - Hospital waiting lists
    - Management, 620
  - Hospitals
    - Beds, shortage, 619
  - Long-term care
    - Beds, closures
      - Weyburn, Tatagwa View facility, 1240
  - Oil industry
    - Oil and gas, taxation, effect on development, 2407–2410
  - Potato industry
    - Microgro, seed potato greenhouse, financial situation vis-à-vis Saskatchewan Potato Utility Development Company, 1863–1865
  - Sexual offenders
    - Randy Scott Burgmann, released, Prince Albert Penitentiary, public disclosure in Regina, 179–180
- Potato industry
  - Microgro, seed potato greenhouse, financial situation vis-à-vis Saskatchewan Potato Utility Development Company, 1863–1865
- Provincial sales tax
  - Expansion, restaurant meals
    - Commission on Financing Kindergarten to Grade 12 Education recommendation, petitions, 10, 40–41, 73, 106
  - Increase (2004)
    - Government rule out, petitions, 263
- Psychologists Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 34)
  - Second reading, 882–885
- Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency
  - Payments, school boards, reverse changes, petitions, 1971
- School divisions
  - Amalgamation
    - Reverse decision, petitions, 1890, 2040, 2232, 2302, 2527, 2595
- Sexual assault
  - Awareness Week (March 28-April 3, 2004), member's statement, 240
- Sexual offenders
  - Randy Scott Burgmann, released, Prince Albert Penitentiary, public disclosure in Regina, 179–180
- Sun Country Regional Health Authority
  - Health care services, public consultations prior to changes, petitions, 1902
- Tobacco
  - Sale, use, outlaw, petitions, 1065–1066
- Whistleblower Protection Act (No. 201)
  - Support
    - Petitions, 1327, 1675
- Women
  - Women of the Year Awards (April 19, 2005), Weyburn, Quota International and other businesses, sponsors, member's statement, 2621
Beatty, Hon. Joan (NDP, Cumberland; Minister of Culture, Youth and Recreation; Provincial Secretary)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 84–88
- Aircraft
  - Maintenance orientation program, Churchill Community High School, La Ronge, member's statement, 3098
- Archives Act, 2004 (No. 33)
  - First reading, 624
  - Second reading, 662–663
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Infrastructure Committee, moved (Beatty), 1209
  - Third reading, 1663
- Art/Artists
  - Canada Council for the Arts, Molson prizes, Maria Campbell, Saskatoon, arts award recipient, member's statement, 1236
- Budget (March 31, 2004)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 423–425
- Centennials
  - Saskatchewan
    - Celebrating Community centennial grant program, Indian Head flag project, funding, 2892–2893
    - Centennial Medals, manufacture, 1657
    - Funding, Saskatoon Optimist Club, Canada Day celebrations, 2446–2447
    - Projects, grant requests, rejections list, 2916–2917
    - Tree planting project, schoolchildren, 2968
- Citizens
  - La Ronge and district, Citizen of the Year award, Lynnette Merriman, member's statement, 2729–2730
- Doukhobors of Canada C.C.U.B. Trust Fund Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 93)
  - First reading, 2084
  - Second reading, 2167
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, moved (Beatty), 2386–2387
  - Third reading, 3029
- Employment
  - Centennial summer student employment program
    - Regional parks, funding, elimination, 1040
  - Green Team, summer student employment program, 1073–1074
    - Launch (2005), ministerial statement, 2083
- Ethanol
  - Development
    - Nipawin, Canada-Saskatchewan Western Economic Partnership Agreement funding, member's statement, 2234
- Film Employment Tax Credit Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 85)
  - First reading, 1812
  - Second reading, 1881
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, moved (Beatty), 1967–1968
  - Third reading, 1989
- Film industry
  - Minds Eye Entertainment
    - Tommy Douglas Story, centennial funding, 2688–2689, 2721–2722
- First Nations
  - Lac la Ronge Indian Band, Chief Harry Cook, retirement dinner, presentation of Saskatchewan Centennial Medal, member's statement, 2187
  - Lac La Ronge Indian Band, new chief, Terry Cook-Searson, member's statement, 2475
  - Montreal Lake Cree Nation, deaths, mourning, member's statement, 2042
  - National Aboriginal Achievement Awards (March 31, 2005), Saskatoon, member's statement, 2270
  - National Aboriginal Day (June 21, 2004), member's statement, 1684
- Honours and awards
  - Saskatchewan Centennial Medal
    - Chief Harry Cook, Lac la Ronge Indian Band, recipient, member's statement, 2187
- Hospitals
  - All Nations Healing Hospital, Fort Qu'Appelle, official opening (June 12, 2004), member's statement, 1578–1579
- Human Services Committee
  - Doukhobors of Canada C.C.U.B. Trust Fund Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 93)
    - Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 3029
  - Film Employment Tax Credit Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 85)
    - Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1989
- Information
  - World Summit on the Information Society, Geneva, Switzerland (December 10-12, 2003), Churchill High School, La Ronge, two representatives, member's statement, 210
- Intergovernmental Affairs and Infrastructure Committee
  - Archives Act, 2004 (No. 33)
    - Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1663
- Legislative Building, Regina
  - Centennial mural, Roger Jerome, Air Ronge, northern artist, ministerial statement, 1985–1986
- Marathons
  - New York City Marathon, (November 7, 2004), Curt Phillips, legislative commissionaire, Regina, achievements, member's statement, 1792
  - Rome, Italy, Don McKay, Cumberland House, member of Team Diabetes Canada, member's statement, 686
- Ministerial statements
  - Employment
    - Green Team, summer student employment program, launch (2005), 2083
  - Legislative Building, Regina
    - Centennial mural, Roger Jerome, Air Ronge, northern artist, 1985–1986
  - Royal family
    - Anne, Princess Royal, provincial visit (June 4-7, 2004), itinerary, 152–153
  - Women
    - Year of First Nations and Métis Women (2005), 1958
- Oral question period
  - Centennials
    - Saskatchewan
      - Celebrating Community centennial grant program, Indian Head flag project, funding, 2892–2893
      - Centennial Medals, manufacture, 1657
      - Funding, Saskatoon Optimist Club, Canada Day celebrations, 2446–2447
      - Projects, grant requests, rejections list, 2916–2917
      - Tree planting project, school children, 2968
  - Employment
    - Centennial summer student employment program
      - Regional parks, funding, elimination, 1040
    - Green Team, summer student employment program, 1073–1074
  - Film industry
    - Minds Eye Entertainment
      - Tommy Douglas Story, centennial funding, 2688–2689, 2721–2722
- Royal family
  - Anne, Princess Royal, provincial visit (June 4-7, 2004)
    - Itinerary, ministerial statement, 152–153
- Students
  - Scholarships
    - Lester B. Pearson United World College, British Columbia, awards to students from Prince Albert and Cumberland House, member's statement, 822
- Teachers
  - Northern Teacher Education Program (NORTEP), graduation ceremonies (2004), La Ronge, member's statement, 938–939
- Tourism
  - Saskatchewan Tourism Awards, 16th annual, Regina (April 21, 2005), member's statement, 2653
- Women
  - Year of First Nations and Métis Women (2005)
    - Ministerial statement, 1958
- World War, 1939-1945
  - First Nations, Métis, contributions, recognition, member's statement, 1404
- Youth
  - Robin McCallum Memorial Youth Conference, annual, Pelican Narrows, member's statement, 265–266
Belanger, Hon. Buckley (NDP, Athabasca; Minister of Northern Affairs)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 130–133
- Air transportation
  - Clearwater Aviation, charter company, Clearwater River Dene Nation, owner/operator, member's statement, 2683
- Athletics
  - Saskatchewan Athletes of the Year Awards, Saskatoon (March 16, 2005), member's statement, 2077
  - Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association, Track and Field Championship, Saskatoon (June 4-5, 2004), member's statement, 1500
- Budget (March 23, 2005)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 2296–2298, 2312–2313
- Business
  - Youth Means Business workshop (2005), Beaver River Futures Development Corporation, Beauval, organizers, member's statement, 2443
- Cities and towns
  - Fort Qu'Appelle, Ron Osika (former MLA), elected mayor (2005), member's statement, 2770–2771
- Energy
  - Development, moved (Lautermilch); amendment (Bakken), 2127–2128
    - Questions and comments, 2130
- Film industry
  - RepREZentin' media training workshop, on-reserve Aboriginal youth, Ile-a-la-Crosse, Big Soul Productions, sponsors, member's statement, 863
- First Nations
  - Aboriginal Head Start
    - 10th anniversary event, Buffalo Narrows (May 6, 2005), member's statement, 3069
  - Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations, Youth Legislative Assembly, Prince Albert, 3rd annual, member's statement, 1236
- Health care facilities
  - Ile-a-la-Crosse, joint-use facility, health centre and high school, plans, member's statement, 1805–1806
- Hockey
  - National Hockey League, Stanley Cup, Saskatchewan players on Calgary Flames team, member's statement, 1468
- Honours and awards
  - Saskatchewan Centennial Medal
    - Gary Tinker, recipient, member's statement, 2563
- Housing
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Condition, improvements, 2752
- Literacy
  - Saskatchewan Literacy Awards (2004), presentation, Regina (April 22, 2004), member's statement, 719–720
- Métis
  - Louis Riel, Métis leader, recognition, execution anniversary (November 16, 1885), member's statement, 1741
  - Saskatchewan Métis Wagon Adventures 2005, wagon trek announcement, Saskatoon (April 28, 2005), member's statement, 2747
- Oral question period
  - Housing
    - Northern Saskatchewan, condition, improvements, 2752
- Saskatchewan Transportation Company
  - Services, essential role to Saskatchewan people, moved (Yates), 1820–1821
    - Questions and comments, 1824–1825
- Volleyball
  - Provincial 4A championship, senior girls, La Loche (November 19-20, 2004), member's statement, 1978–1979
- Winter games
  - First Nation Winter Games (2004), member's statement, 617
Bjornerud, Mr. Bob (Saskatchewan Party, Melville-Saltcoats)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 101–103, 118–119
- Agriculture
  - Farm improvement loan program, federal, status, 2046–2047
  - Federal program (2005), new, Saskatchewan participation, 2239–2240
  - Funding, 2212–2213, 3073–3074
    - Federal (2005), 2159–2160, 3104–3105
- Agriculture and Food Department
  - Estimates, main (2005-2006), 2540–2548, 2971–2973
- Agriculture, Food and Rural Revitalization Department
  - Estimates, main (2004-2005), 913–914, 1165
- Ambulance service
  - Ambulance professionals, Yorkton, strike
    - Wage parity, 2367–2368, 2684–2685
- Assessment Management Agency Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 68)
  - Second reading, 1854
- Budget (March 23, 2005)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 2244–2247
- Budget (March 31, 2004)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 384–387
- Canadian agricultural income stabilization program
  - Payments, 2047
  - Provincial funding (2003), federal programs, equitable funding formulas, moved (Stewart), 1932–1934
  - Provincial funding (2004), 2159, 2240–2241
  - Provincial funding, petitions, 1737, 1772, 1787, 1801, 1831, 1902, 1913–1914
- Cattle industry
  - Beef, status, member's statement, 3117
  - Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
    - Testing for export, 2079–2081
- Crop insurance
  - Premiums, increase, coverage reduction, 2009
- Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 35)
  - Second reading, 1215
- Education tax
  - Farm land, 270, 3251–3252
  - Reform, Boughen Commission recommendations, government plan, moved (Calvert); amendment (Wall), 1529–1532
  - Relief, 471, 963–964, 1473–1474
  - Rural properties, rebate program (2004), petitions, 1510
- Egg industry
  - Production quotas, 2522–2523
- Environment Department
  - Estimates, main (2004-2005), 1212, 1317–1318
- Executive Council
  - Estimates, main (2005-2006), 3200–3204
  - Estimates, main (2004-2005), 1622–1628
- Farm families
  - Financial distress, hardship, effects, recognition, moved (Bjornerud), 2643–2645
- Farm Financial Stability Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 121)
  - Second reading, 3081
- Farmers/Producers
  - Income support, 2008, 2753, 2775–2776
- Health care
  - Changes
    - Cutbacks, facility closures, heed words of former Premier Roy Romanow (November 2003), moved (Bakken), 968–970
      - Questions and comments, 977
- Health Department
  - Estimates, main (2005-2006), 3233–3234
- Hospitals
  - Herbert-Morse Union Hospital
    - Closure, downsizing, petitions, 1181
  - St. Peter's Hospital, Melville, services, 403–404
- Lakes
  - Crooked Lake, Round Lake, water levels, dispute resolution, First Nations, federal government, 2831
- Livestock industry
  - Support Canadian actions to open United States border to ruminants, develop Canadian solutions, Saskatchewan monitor situation and assist in implementation of strategies, moved (Wartman), 2087–2088
- Meat processing industry
  - Beef Initiative Group, packing plant, feasibility study, funding, 2625–2626
- Municipalities
  - Funding
    - Municipal agreements (2005-2006), inadequate, property tax increases, moved (Huyghebaert), 2756–2758
      - Questions and comments, 2765
- Oral question period
  - Agriculture
    - Farm improvement loan program, federal, status, 2046–2047
    - Federal program (2005), new, Saskatchewan participation, 2239–2240
    - Funding, 2212–2213, 3073–3074
      - Federal (2005), 2159–2160, 3104–3105
  - Ambulance service
    - Ambulance professionals, Yorkton, strike, wage parity, 2367–2368, 2684–2685
  - Canadian agricultural income stabilization program
    - Payments, 2047
    - Provincial funding (2004), 2159, 2240–2241
  - Cattle industry
    - Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
      - Testing for export, 2079–2081
  - Crop insurance
    - Premiums, increase, coverage reduction, 2009
  - Education tax
    - Farm land, 270, 3251–3252
    - Relief, 471, 963–964, 1473–1474
  - Egg industry
    - Production quotas, 2522–2523
  - Farmers/Producers
    - Income support, 2008, 2753, 2775–2776
  - Hospitals
    - St. Peter's Hospital, Melville, services, 403–404
  - Lakes
    - Crooked Lake, Round Lake, water levels, dispute resolution, First Nations, federal government, 2831
  - Meat processing industry
    - Beef Initiative Group, packing plant, feasibility study, funding, 2625–2626
  - Physicians/Doctors
    - Orthopedic surgeons, Yorkton, 1952–1953
  - Property tax
    - Rural municipalities, 404–405, 690–691, 1520–1521
    - Rural municipalities, relief, 720–721
  - Water
    - Farm wells, new, funding, 790–792
- Physicians/Doctors
  - Orthopedic surgeons, Yorkton, 1952–1953
- Points of order
  - Tax increases, member imputed that Premier personally benefited, 1556
- Privilege
  - News conferences, technical briefings, information made available in advance of, or concurrently with, any media briefings, moved (Van Mulligen); amendment (Morgan), 2782–2784
- Privileges Committee
  - First report, moved (Bjornerud) for concurrence, 2596–2597
- Property tax
  - Rural municipalities, 404–405, 690–691, 1520–1521
  - Rural municipalities, increasing taxes, meet with Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities to discuss solutions, moved (Bjornerud), 707–710
  - Rural municipalities, relief, 720–721
- Provincial sales tax
  - Expansion, restaurant meals
    - Commission on Financing Kindergarten to Grade 12 Education recommendation, petitions, 9–10, 39–40, 72, 105–106, 142, 175, 207, 237–238
- Public Inquiries Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 69)
  - Second reading, 1345
- Rural economy
  - Provincial budget (2004), effect, member's statement, 288
- Saskatchewan Watershed Authority Act, 2005 (No. 118)
  - Second reading, 3074–3075
- Saskatoon Health Region
  - Chief executive officer, former, advisory role contract, immediate termination, petitions, 2725
- School divisions
  - Amalgamation
    - Reverse decision, petitions, 1857, 1889, 1945, 2001, 2023, 2039, 2153, 2183, 2205, 2231, 2266, 2327
- Water
  - Farm wells, new, funding, 790–792
Borgerson, Mr. Lon (NDP, Saskatchewan Rivers)
- 4-H
  - Provincial public speaking competition (2004), Prince Albert Exhibition Centre, member's statement, 618
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 26–29
- Art/Artists
  - Exhibition
    - Cumberland Gallery, Legislative Building, Regina, Art Education Month, sponsors Saskatchewan Learning and Saskatchewan Society for Education Through Art, member's statement, 810–811
  - Fine Arts Festival
    - 13th, Prince Albert, Prince Albert Grand Council, organizer, member's statement, 749
- Budget (March 31, 2004)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 442–445
- Business
  - Chamber of Commerce
    - Prince Albert, Samuel McLeod Awards (2003), business excellence, member's statement, 494
    - Tisdale & District, Business of the Year Awards, member's statement, 2417
- Centennials
  - Saskatchewan
    - Member's statement, 2027
- Credit unions
  - White Fox, 60th anniversary celebration (April 9, 2005), member's statement, 2508
- Discrimination and racism
  - International Day for the Elimination of Racism (March 21, 2004), member's statement, 44
- Environment
  - Craik, Eco-centre, sustainable living project
    - Lynn Oliphant, project participant, finalist at Canadian Environment Awards Gala (June 2005), member's statement, 3249
  - Earth Day
    - (April 22, 2004), member's statement, 685
  - Initiatives, protection, sustainability, member's statement, 320
- Farmers/Producers
  - Farm safety calendar (2004), Saskatchewan Labour, children's art contest, Rebecca Clark, Wolseley, grand prize winner, member's statement, 267
- First Nations University of Canada
  - Spring convocation, Regina (June 9, 2004), member's statement, 1516
- Hockey
  - Canadian Women's National Hockey Team, world championship winners (April 6, 2004), Saskatchewan players, member's statement, 435
- Literacy
  - Saskatchewan Literacy Awards (2005), member's statement, 2717–2718
- Mining industry
  - Saskatchewan Mining Week (May 31-June 5, 2004), member's statement, 1286–1287
- Museums
  - Regina Plains Museum, Women of Influence exhibit (July 23-December 3, 2005), member's statement, 2964
- Pottery
  - Crystalline glazes, Crystallines (2005), France, Denyse and Rod Simair, Prince Albert, Grand Prix award recipients, member's statement, 2913
- Rural economy
  - Government commitment, rural Saskatchewan, moved (Borgerson), 979–982
- Saskatchewan centenarian medallion (2005)
  - Big River, Helen Swedberg, Josephine Olenchuk, Laura Matz, member's statement, 3031–3032
  - Saskatchewan Rivers constituency, Matrona Petruk, Elsa Ostlund, Palmer Hanson, member's statement, 3068
- Saskatchewan Transportation Company
  - Services, essential role to Saskatchewan people, moved (Yates), 1818–1820
    - Questions and comments, 1824–1826
- Summer games
  - Jeux du Canada Games (2005)
    - Team Saskatchewan, appointments, member's statement, 1330
- Teachers
  - Saskatchewan Urban Native Teacher Education Program (SUNTEP), graduation, Prince Albert (May 21, 2004), member's statement, 1262
- Telecommunications
  - Public Safety Telecommunications Week (April 10-16, 2005), member's statement, 2532
- Television
  - Corner Gas, comedy program
    - Canadian Screenwriting Award recipient, Writers Guild of Canada, member's statement, 2730
- Theatre
  - Batoche Theatre Company, Ernestine's LaValise, member's statement, 2653
  - Gathering Our Artists Symposium, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Native Theatre Company, hosts, member's statement, 1579
- Trade
  - National Fair Trade Weeks (May 1-15, 2004), member's statement, 1035
- Volunteers
  - Christopher Lake, volunteer award night (November 13, 2004), Pat Anderson Volunteer Award presentation, first annual, member's statement, 1805
  - North Central Regional Recreation Association, Volunteer Recognition Awards (April 16, 2005), member's statement, 2620–2621
  - North Central Regional Recreation Association, Volunteer Recognition Awards (April 24, 2004), member's statement, 821
- Water quality
  - World Water Day
    - (March 22, 2005), member's statement, 2156
- Wildlife
  - National Wildlife Week (April 10-16, 2005), member's statement, 2475
- Women
  - Mother's Day
    - (May 8, 2005), recognition, member's statement, 2890
  - Prince Albert Women's Hall of Fame, Dr. Lalita Malhotra, induction (March 8, 2005), member's statement, 2109–2110
  - Rural Women's Month
    - (2004) And Rural Women's Achievement Awards, Humboldt, member's statement, 110–111
  - Young Women's Christian Association
    - Women of Distinction Awards
      - Prince Albert (April 30, 2004), member's statement, 896
- Youth
  - Government commitment
    - Budget initiatives, moved (McCall), 743–746
    - Ongoing, moved (McCall), 2437–2438
Brkich, Mr. Greg (Saskatchewan Party, Arm River-Watrous)
- Action Committee on the Rural Economy (ACRE)
  - Report, phase II, ministerial statement, 3106
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 193–197
- Agriculture
  - Rural service centres, closures
    - Member's statement, 435
- Agrologists
  - Agrologist extension program, reduction
    - Rescind decision, petitions, 649
- Apiaries Act, 2005 (No. 94)
  - Second reading, 2493–2494
- Art/Artists
  - Struck, Wendy
    - Research project, New York city, financial award, member's statement, 2563
- Assessment Management Agency Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 68)
  - Second reading, 1433–1434
- Automobile Accident Insurance Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 7)
  - Second reading, 1304
- Beer
  - Bulk beer discount structure, reinstate, petitions, 1067
- Budget (March 31, 2004)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 379–382
- Business Corporations Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 108)
  - Second reading, 2700
- Cadets
  - Royal Canadian Air Cadets, 553 Sherlock Squadron, Davidson, review (May 29, 2004), Certificate of Achievement awarded to Eileen McRae, member's statement, 1287–1288
- Canadian agricultural income stabilization program
  - Provincial funding (2003), federal programs, equitable funding formulas, moved (Stewart)
    - Questions and comments, 1938
- Canadian Wheat Board
  - Support, mandate of orderly grain marketing, affirm, moved (Trew); amendment (Stewart)
    - Questions and comments, 851
- Centennials
  - Saskatchewan
    - Legislative Assembly marks first sitting in centennial year by honouring Saskatchewan, moved (Calvert); amendment (Krawetz); subamendment (Hamilton), 2063–2065
- Cities and towns
  - Raymore, Grey Cup Community Spirit Award (2003), recipient, member's statement, 494
- Citizens
  - Watrous, Citizen of the Year (2004), Ervin Gross, member's statement, 2444
- Co-operatives
  - Davidson Co-operative, 90th anniversary celebration (April 14, 2004), member's statement, 1262
- Condolences
  - MacMurchy, Gordon Samuel (former MLA), moved (Calvert), 2741
- Crop insurance
  - Premiums, increase, coverage reduction, reverse, petitions, 860, 1377–1378, 1772, 1788, 2266, 2441, 2909, 3109, 3144, 3246
- Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 35)
  - Second reading, 879–882
- Curling
  - Elks National Curling Championship (2005), Swan River, Manitoba, Hanley curling team, winners, member's statement, 2234
  - Under-18 International Curling Championship (2005), Calgary, Optimist International Clubs, Govan and Strasbourg girls, member's statement, 2653
- Disabled and handicapped persons
  - Camp Easter Seal, 50th anniversary, member's statement, 1778
- Ecological Reserves Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 95)
  - Second reading, 2582
- Education Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 80)
  - Second reading, 2380–2384
- Education tax
  - Rural properties, rebate program (2004), petitions, 1511
- Election Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 119)
  - Second reading, 2921–2922
- Emergency medical services
  - Awards, Governor General medals for exemplary service, Tom and Bonnie Prime, Wynyard, recipients, member's statement, 1247
- Emergency preparedness
  - FleetNet emergency radio system
    - Maintain until viable province-wide alternative available, moved (Kerpan); amendment (Prebble)
      - Questions and comments, 2432–2433
- Energy
  - Development, moved (Lautermilch); amendment (Bakken)
    - Questions and comments, 2129, 2131
- Environment
  - SaskEnergy Youth Enviro-Action Award (2005), Nokomis School students, member's statement, 2771
- Environment Department
  - Staff
    - Reduction, Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation, concerns, member's statement, 991
- Families
  - Building Independence programs
    - Endorsement, moved (Iwanchuk)
      - Questions and comments, 2639
- Fires
  - Bladworth, residential fire, member's statement, 811
- Food processing industry
  - A-1 Soybean Enterprises Ltd., Chinese company, new business, Wynyard, member's statement, 1892–1893
- Fundraising
  - Telemiracle (2004), Kole Jack, fundraiser, McClellan School, Young, member's statement, 110
- Gas Inspection Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 8)
  - Second reading, 1147–1148
- Health care
  - Changes
    - Cutbacks, facility closures, heed words of former Premier Roy Romanow (November 2003), moved (Bakken)
      - Questions and comments, 978
  - Funding
    - Additional, commitment to high quality, continuation of Action Plan for Health Care, moved (Junor)
      - Questions and comments, 573–574
  - Funding and administration, public, Saskatchewan Party support, member's statement, 1919
  - Kenaston Wellness Clinic, private funding, member's statement, 554–555
- Health care facilities
  - Closures, bed closures, layoffs, public hearings by Human Services Committee, petitions, 1401, 1411, 1465, 1493, 1575, 1648, 1661, 1675
  - Davidson, Imperial, maintain at current level of service, petitions, 107, 176, 264, 281, 337, 397, 433, 465, 491, 523, 553, 583, 615, 717, 807–808, 819, 893, 955, 988, 1101–1102, 1129–1130, 1182, 1231, 1245, 1257–1258, 1281, 1327–1328, 1831–1832, 3096
  - Imperial, Long Lake centre, concerns, member's statement, 652–653
  - Inquiry by Human Services Committee, closures and conversions, moratorium until inquiry report presented to Assembly, moved (Gantefoer), 1558–1561
- Health Department
  - Estimates, main (2005-2006), 2807–2808, 3229
  - Estimates, main (2004-2005), 1221–1222, 1353–1355
- Heartland Regional Health Authority
  - Board, representation, Davidson and area, halt long-term care bed closures, petitions, 1545
- Highways and roads
  - Highway No. 11
    - Monument, groundbreaking, dedication service, Dundurn (May 29, 2004), commemoration of Louis Riel Trail, member's statement, 1329–1330
  - Highway No. 15
    - Repairs, portion of highway, 3021
    - Repairs, portion of highway, petitions, 683, 747–748, 781–782, 936, 1707, 1738, 1802, 1832, 2390, 2617, 2680, 2726, 2767, 2820, 2862, 3013, 3218
- Hockey
  - Achievements
    - Watrous, Jocelyn Kratchmer, hockey, Michelle Hagel, judo, member's statement, 897
  - National Hockey League, Stanley Cup, Cory Sarich, Tampa Bay Lightning team member, Bladworth origins, member's statement, 1468
  - Saskatchewan Hockey Association
    - Provincial intermediate B championship (2005), Drake Canucks, winners, member's statement, 2507
    - Provincial senior B championship (2005), Watrous Winterhawks, winners, member's statement, 2474
  - Saskatchewan peewee provincial championship, 12 and under, Loreburn-Kenaston team, winners, member's statement, 210
- Honours and awards
  - Governor General medals for exemplary service, Tom and Bonnie Prime, Wynyard, recipients, member's statement, 1247
  - Saskatchewan Centennial Medal
    - Mrs. Rosalie McIntosh, Watrous, recipient, member's statement, 2028
  - Saskatchewan Order of Merit
    - Suzanne Claire, Dundurn, contributions to community social service, member's statement, 1742
- Housing
  - HomeFirst, housing strategy
    - Support, recognition of Saskatchewan Housing Corporation services, moved (McCall); amendment (Dearborn)
      - Questions and comments, 1123
- Internet, high-speed
  - Rural communities, Young, installation issues, member's statement, 831
- Labour Standards Act
  - Section 13.4
    - Repeal, petitions, 2608
- Labour Standards Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 2) (No. 86)
  - Second reading, 2849–2850
- Land Surveys Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 91)
  - Second reading, 2578
- Land Titles Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 19)
  - Second reading, 605–607
- Learning Department
  - Estimates, main (2004-2005), 1374–1375, 1643–1644
- Local Government Election Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 105)
  - Second reading, 2491
- Long-term care
  - Beds, closures
    - Davidson, 1241, 1290–1291, 1333–1334, 1551–1552
    - Davidson, public meeting, 1424
    - Davidson, public meeting (June 8, 2004), member's statement, 1500
    - Imperial, Craik, 656
- Ministerial statements
  - Action Committee on the Rural Economy (ACRE)
    - Report, phase II, 3106
- Municipalities
  - Funding
    - Municipal agreements (2005-2006), inadequate, property tax increases, moved (Huyghebaert), 2762–2764
- Non-profit Corporations Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 113)
  - Second reading, 2701
- Oral question period
  - Highways and roads
    - Highway No. 15
      - Repairs, portion of highway, 3021
  - Long-term care
    - Beds, closures
      - Davidson, 1241, 1290–1291, 1333–1334, 1551–1552
      - Davidson, public meeting, 1424
      - Imperial, Craik, 656
  - Potato industry
    - Growers, compensation from Saskatchewan Potato Utility Development Company, out-of-court settlement, 1795–1796
  - Recognition of John George Diefenbaker Day Act
    - Legislation, support, 1923
  - Rural economy
    - Development, recommendations, 3121–3122
  - Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
    - Strike
      - Students, effect on, 533
      - Students, financial losses, compensation, 532
  - Saskatchewan Potato Utility Development Company
    - Losses, recuperation, 1253
  - Telephones
    - 911 service, Bladworth fire problem, 824–825
- Planning and Development Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 104)
  - Second reading, 2489
- Police Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 100)
  - Second reading, 2920–2921
- Postal services
  - Postmaster, Loreburn, Mrs. Lee Cole, 25th anniversary with Canada Post, member's statement, 1549
- Potato industry
  - Growers, compensation from Saskatchewan Potato Utility Development Company, out-of-court settlement, 1795–1796
- Poverty
  - World Vision, fundraiser, Margaret McClumb School, Semans, member's statement, 1380
- Prairie and Forest Fires Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 98)
  - Second reading, 2375–2376
- Privilege
  - News conferences, technical briefings, information made available in advance of, or concurrently with, any media briefings, moved (Van Mulligen); amendment (Morgan), 2789–2791
- Provincial sales tax
  - Expansion, restaurant meals
    - Commission on Financing Kindergarten to Grade 12 Education recommendation, petitions, 11, 41, 73, 143, 206
- Public Works and Services Act (No. 77)
  - Second reading, 1847
- Recognition of John George Diefenbaker Day Act (No. 203)
  - First reading, 1927
  - Second reading, 2902–2904
  - Referred to Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2904
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2905
  - Third reading, 2905
  - Legislation, support, 1923
- Rural economy
  - Development, recommendations, 3121–3122
- Saskatchewan centenarian medallion (2005)
  - Wynyard, Sigurveig Gudmundson, Mary Chudyk, Gertrude Madey, Mike Wasyluk, member's statement, 2043
- Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
  - Strike
    - Students, effect on, 533
    - Students, financial losses, compensation, 532
- Saskatchewan Potato Utility Development Company
  - Losses, recuperation, 1253
- Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation Repeal Act (No. 78)
  - Second reading, 1848
- Saskatchewan Watershed Authority Act, 2005 (No. 118)
  - Second reading, 2833–2834
- Saskatoon Health Region
  - Chief executive officer, former, advisory role contract, immediate termination, petitions, 3027, 3063, 3125
- School divisions
  - Amalgamation
    - Reverse decision, petitions, 1858, 1890, 1902, 1915, 1946, 1971, 2001–2002, 2024, 2074, 2108, 2232, 2302, 2506
- Schools
  - Raymore School, centennial art project, member's statement, 3069
- Skiing
  - Cross-country sit skiing, Saski Prairie Cup (2004), Sheridan Jewell, Kenaston, winner, member's statement, 266
- Snowmobile Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 29)
  - Second reading, 1208
- St. Patrick's Day
  - Recognition (2005), member's statement, 2076
- Students
  - Youth Heritage Poster Award (2005), grades 10-12, Lisa Smith, Wynyard Composite High School, recipient, member's statement, 2305–2306
- Telephones
  - 911 service
    - Bladworth fire problem, 824–825
  - Cellular service
    - Technical equipment, installation, rural areas, petitions, 2328, 2361, 2401–2402, 2414, 2472, 2515, 2528, 2559, 2649, 2745, 2887, 2959
- Vehicle Administration Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 48)
  - Second reading, 1206–1207
- Volunteers
  - Last Touch Regional Recreation Association, Jo Ann Hodgins, Duval, Community Service Award recipient, member's statement, 863
- Water Quality Recognition Day Act (No. 205)
  - First reading, 2616
- Women
  - Rural Women's Achievement Awards
    - (2005), Humboldt and area, Bina Keyser, Wynyard, award recipient, member's statement, 2416