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

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Calvert, Hon. Lorne (NDP, Saskatoon Riversdale; Premier)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 229–234
- Agriculture
  - Funding
    - Federal (2005), 3104–3105
- Bridges
  - Diefenbaker bridge, Prince Albert, repairs, funding, 941
- Budget (March 23, 2005)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 2344–2349
- Budget (2004)
  - Commitments, 469, 472–473
  - Commitments, prior to budget speech, 271–272
  - Direction, election promises, 402–403, 406
  - Future, taxation, 323
  - Priorities, financial resources, 327
- Budget (2005), 2311
  - Commitments, 2209–2210
- Business
  - Corporations, economic contributions, government relationships, 2115–2117
- Cancer
  - Prostate
    - Treatment waiting times, 15–16
- Cattle industry
  - Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
    - Support, 49–50
- Centennials
  - Saskatchewan
    - Legislative Assembly marks first sitting in centennial year by honouring Saskatchewan, moved (Calvert); amendment (Krawetz); subamendment (Hamilton), 2034–2036
- Children's Advocate Office
  - Children's Advocate, appointment, moved (Calvert), 3227–3228
- Condolences
  - Baker, Henry Harold Peter (former MLA), moved (Calvert), 254
  - Gallagher, Bernard David (former MLA), moved (Calvert), 246–247
  - Koskie, Murray James (former MLA) moved (Calvert), 257–258
  - MacMurchy, Gordon Samuel (former MLA), moved (Calvert), 2737–2738
  - Mitchell, Alexander (former MLA), moved (Calvert), 248–249
  - Turnbull, Olaf Alexander (former MLA), moved (Calvert), 250–251
- Crown corporations
  - Investments
    - Out-of-province, 691–692
- Economic development
  - Strategy, 2005–2006, 2010
- Education tax
  - Farm land, 270
  - Reform, Boughen Commission recommendations, government plan, moved (Calvert); amendment (Wall), 1522–1525
  - Relief, 1092–1093, 1473–1475, 1517–1519
- Education, post-secondary
  - Funding commitment, long-term, 2191
- Elections
  - By-elections, legislation, amendments, 1292–1294
  - Provincial
    - New Democratic Party
      - Commitments, promises, 469, 725, 1743–1744, 2533–2534
- Energy
  - Development, 2116
  - Federal-provincial accord, 2510, 2735
  - Federal-provincial accord, negotiations, 2749–2750, 2913–2914, 3100–3104
  - North American Energy Summit (2004), Premier, attendance, 499–500
- Estimates
  - (2004-2005) supplementary, debate, 1757–1759
- Executive Council
  - Estimates, main (2005-2006), 3181–3215
  - Estimates, main (2004-2005), 1591–1610, 1611–1633
- Federal government
  - Equalization, federal transfer program, 959–960, 1110, 2509–2510
    - Premier, meeting with Prime Minister, 2005
    - Saskatchewan disadvantages, rectification, moved (Calvert); amendment (Krawetz), 50–53
    - Saskatchewan, equitable treatment, 2563–2564
    - Saskatchewan, equitable treatment, moved (Calvert), 2013–2015
- Forest industry
  - Softwood lumber
    - Tariffs, national meeting, attendance, 897–898
- Government
  - Advertising campaign, costs, 151–152
  - Non-confidence motion, 294
  - Performance, current issues, 183–184, 2048, 2422
- Health care
  - Changes
    - Cuts, closures, 960
  - Funding
    - Federal, 45–46
  - Issues, resolutions, 1673
  - Premiums, 322–323
- Health care facilities
  - Closures, conversions, change management, funding, 1072–1073, 1095–1096, 1554–1555
- Health care professionals
  - Downsizing, concerns, 1191–1192
- Income tax
  - Low-income earners, relief, 2189–2190
- John Paul II, Pope (1920-2005)
  - Tribute, member's statement, 2330
- Labour legislation
  - Policies, government, 1898–1899
- Labour Standards Act
  - Employment after leave of absence, Legal Aid Commission, Jack Hillson, former MLA, 82
  - Section 13.4
    - Proclamation, employees, working hours, 1922–1923
- Legislative Assembly
  - Votes and Proceedings, printing, moved (Calvert), 7
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Wages and benefits, process for assigning, 2393–2394
- Liberal Party (Canada)
  - Agreement, New Democratic Party (Canada), Saskatchewan, benefits, 2734–2736
- Mining industry
  - Potash
    - Growth, investments, 1899–1900
- Olympic Games
  - Athens (2004), Saskatchewan participants, congratulations, member's statement, 1711
- Oral question period
  - Agriculture
    - Funding
      - Federal (2005), 3104–3105
  - Bridges
    - Diefenbaker bridge, Prince Albert, repairs, funding, 941
  - Budget (2004)
    - Commitments, 469, 472–473
    - Commitments, prior to budget speech, 271–272
    - Direction, election promises, 402–403, 406
    - Future, taxation, 323
    - Priorities, financial resources, 327
  - Budget (2005) 2311
    - Commitments, 2209–2210
  - Business
    - Corporations, economic contributions, government relationships, 2115–2117
  - Cancer
    - Prostate, treatment waiting times, 15–16
  - Cattle industry
    - Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
      - Support, 49–50
  - Crown corporations
    - Investments
      - Out-of-province, 691–692
  - Economic development
    - Strategy, 2005–2006, 2010
  - Education tax
    - Farm land, 270
    - Relief, 1092–1093, 1473–1475, 1517–1519
  - Education, post-secondary
    - Funding commitment, long-term, 2191
  - Elections
    - By-elections, legislation, amendments, 1292–1294
    - Provincial, New Democratic Party
      - Commitments, promises, 469, 725, 1743–1744, 2533–2534
  - Energy
    - Development, 2116
    - Federal-provincial accord, 2510, 2735
    - Federal-provincial accord, negotiations, 2749–2750, 2913–2914, 3100–3104
    - North American Energy Summit (2004), Premier, attendance, 499–500
  - Federal government
    - Equalization, federal transfer program, 959–960, 1110, 2509–2510
      - Premier meeting with Prime Minister, 2005
      - Saskatchewan, equitable treatment, 2563–2564
  - Forest industry
    - Softwood lumber
      - Tariffs, national meeting, attendance, 897–898
  - Government
    - Advertising campaign, costs, 151–152
    - Non-confidence motion, 294
    - Performance, current issues, 183–184, 2048, 2422
  - Health care
    - Changes
      - Cuts, closures, 960
    - Funding
      - Federal, 45–46
    - Issues, resolutions, 1673
    - Premiums, 322–323
  - Health care facilities
    - Closures, conversions, change management, funding, 1072–1073, 1095–1096, 1554–1555
  - Health care professionals
    - Downsizing, concerns, 1191–1192
  - Income tax
    - Low-income earners, relief, 2189–2190
  - Labour legislation
    - Policies, government, 1898–1899
  - Labour Standards Act
    - Employment after leave of absence, Legal Aid Commission, Jack Hillson, former MLA, 82
    - Section 13.4
      - Proclamation, employees, working hours, 1922–1923
  - Legislative Assembly members
    - Wages and benefits, process for assigning, 2393–2394
  - Liberal Party (Canada)
    - Agreement, New Democratic Party (Canada), Saskatchewan, benefits, 2734–2736
  - Mining industry
    - Potash, growth, investments, 1899–1900
  - Parks, provincial
    - Fees, increase, 327
  - Property tax
    - Rural municipalities, 1521–1522
  - Provincial sales tax
    - Increase (2004)
      - Indications during election campaign, 268–269
  - Public sector
    - Contract negotiations, wage/salary parameters, 2192–2193
  - Recognition of John George Diefenbaker Day Act
    - Legislation, support, 1923–1924
  - Saskatchewan
    - Future, long-term plans, 292–293, 3254–3255
  - Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities
    - Conference delegates, Regina, ministerial comments, 1517
  - Saskatchewan Liquor Board
    - Stores, proposed, Estevan, Kindersley, Swift Current vs. funding health care, 1688, 1690–1691
  - Saskatchewan Potato Utility Development Company
    - Public inquiry, request, 1713–1714
  - Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation
    - Contract negotiations
      - Salary issues, 2190–2191
  - Social assistance recipients
    - Food allowance, increase, 2029
  - Taxation
    - Relief, 2188–2189
- Paralympic Games
  - Athens (2004), Saskatchewan participants, congratulations, member's statement, 1711
- Parks, provincial
  - Fees
    - Increase, 327
- Pro Forma Bill
  - First reading, 7
- Property tax
  - Rural municipalities, 1521–1522
- Provincial sales tax
  - Increase (2004)
    - Indications during election campaign, 268–269
- Public sector
  - Contract negotiations, wage/salary parameters, 2192–2193
- Recognition of John George Diefenbaker Day Act (No. 203)
  - Legislation, support, 1923–1924
- Saskatchewan
  - Future, long-term plans, 292–293, 3254–3255
- Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities
  - Conference delegates, Regina, ministerial comments, 1517
- Saskatchewan Liquor Board
  - Stores, proposed, Estevan, Kindersley, Swift Current vs. funding health care, 1688, 1690–1691
- Saskatchewan Potato Utility Development Company
  - Public inquiry, request, 1713–1714
- Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation
  - Contract negotiations
    - Salary issues, 2190–2191
- Social assistance recipients
  - Food allowance
    - Increase, 2029
- Speaker
  - Election, 1–2
- Speech from the Throne
  - Consideration (March 19, 2004), moved (Calvert), 7
- Taxation
  - Relief, 2188–2189
- Tributes
  - Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers, murdered outside Mayerthorpe, Alberta (March 3, 2005), member's statement, 2010–2011
- World War, 1939-1945
  - D-Day campaign, Normandy, France, 60th anniversary (June 6, 2004)
    - Anne, Princess Royal, official visit, commemoration activities, member's statement, 1403
Cheveldayoff, Mr. Ken (Saskatchewan Party, Saskatoon Silver Springs)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 161–165
- Agriculture, Food and Rural Revitalization Department
  - Estimates, main (2004-2005), 921–922
- Ambulance Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 59)
  - Second reading, 2571–2572
- Budget (March 23, 2005)
  - Moved (Van Mulligen) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government; amendment (Cheveldayoff), 2216
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 2200–2202, 2215–2217
- Budget (March 31, 2004)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 457–462
- Buildings
  - Grenfell Tower, Regina, renovations, costs, Learning Dept., 1505–1506
- Business
  - Chamber of Commerce
    - Saskatoon & District, Saskatoon Achievement in Business Excellence (SABEX) Awards
      - (2005), member's statement, 3016
  - Saskatchewan Young Professionals and Entrepreneurs
    - Conference, Saskatoon (March 16, 2005), member's statement, 2075–2076
- Canadian Light Source Inc.
  - Synchrotron
    - Project, funding, federal, member's statement, 434–435
- Cities and towns
  - Safety
    - Citizen patrol, Erindale-Arbor Creek Community Association, Saskatoon, member's statement, 2747
- Citizens
  - Blaine Lake, Marlene Fiala, Lifetime Achievement Award, Doreen Kalmakoff, Citizen of the Year award, member's statement, 2042
- Corporation Capital Tax Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 125)
  - Second reading, 3079–3081
- Doukhobors
  - Archaeological dig, Blaine Lake area, member's statement, 1667
- Drug and alcohol abuse
  - Addicted youth
    - Treatment, involuntary, legislation to allow parents to place children into, petitions, 3246
- Economy
  - Potential, forum, College of Commerce, University of Saskatchewan, member's statement, 338
- Education
  - Prior learning
    - Recognition, government policy, ministerial statement, 1659
- Education tax
  - Rural properties, rebate program (2004), petitions, 1510
- Education, post-secondary
  - Bursaries
    - Program, Aboriginal students, Crown Investments Corporation, First Nations University of Canada, University of Regina partnership, ministerial statement, 1507
  - Funding, 995–996
- Federal government
  - Equalization, federal transfer program
    - Saskatchewan, equitable treatment, moved (Calvert), 2017–2020
- Finance Department
  - Financial approval process, 3157
- Football
  - Canadian university football
    - University of Saskatchewan Huskies, finalists, Vanier Cup game (2004), member's statement, 1835
    - University of Saskatchewan Huskies, finalists, Vanier Cup game, dogs' breakfast event, Saskatoon (May 5, 2005), member's statement, 2877
    - Vanier Cup game (2004), member's statement, 1950
  - Saskatchewan Roughriders, University of Saskatchewan Huskies, congratulations, member's statement, 1711
- Government
  - Financial management
    - Summary financial statements, frequency, 2775
- Health care
  - Changes
    - Cutbacks, facility closures, heed words of former Premier Roy Romanow (November 2003), moved (Bakken)
      - Questions and comments, 977
  - Children's Health Foundation Celebrity Dinner, 13th annual (April 23, 2005), Saskatoon, member's statement, 2652
- Health care professionals
  - Shortage, critical, solutions, 1672
- Honours and awards
  - Meritorious Service Medal (civil division), Suellen Beatty, Saskatoon, member's statement, 1919
  - Saskatchewan Order of Merit
    - Dr. Rajendra Sharma, contributions to medicine, member's statement, 1741
- Hospitals
  - Children's, Saskatoon, 3071–3072
  - Humboldt hospital, new, funding, petitions, 2140
  - Kerrobert Hospital, closure, downsizing, petitions, 1081
  - Royal University Hospital, Saskatoon
    - Saskatoon Radio Royal Day of Caring, fundraiser, member's statement, 2403
- Immigration
  - Nominees
    - Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program
      - Statistics, targets, 2917–2918
- Income tax
  - Low-income earners, relief, 2007–2008, 2189–2190
- Investments
  - Golden Opportunities Fund, Grant Kook, chief executive officer, Canadian Labour-Sponsored Venture Capital Fund of the Year (2004), member's statement, 2110–2111
- Learning Department
  - Estimates, main (2005-2006), 2593, 3169–3171
  - Estimates, main (2004-2005), 1026–1032, 1161–1163, 1361–1375, 1634–1635
- Long-term care facilities
  - Weyburn-Big Muddy constituency, closures, downsizing, petitions, 1182
- Lupus
  - World Lupus Day (May 10, 2004), member's statement, 990
  - World Lupus Day (May 10, 2005), member's statement, 3068
- Manufacturing industry
  - Manufacturing and processing, new businesses, tax relief, 2521–2522
- Ministerial statements
  - Education
    - Prior learning, recognition, government policy, 1659
  - Education, post-secondary
    - Bursaries, program, Aboriginal students, Crown Investments Corporation, First Nations University of Canada, University of Regina partnership, 1507
- Motions for supply (interim)
  - Expenses
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2006, moved (Van Mulligen), 2661–2668
- Municipalities
  - Revenue sharing
    - Agreement, 2565–2566
- Nurses
  - Bursary program, continuation, 80
  - Graduates, new, employment, 80–81
  - Nursing Education Program of Saskatchewan
    - Seats, increase, enrolment (2003), funding, 1037–1038
- Oil industry
  - Revenue, budget estimates (2005), 2447–2448, 2774
- Oral question period
  - Buildings
    - Grenfell Tower, Regina, renovations, costs, Learning Dept., 1505–1506
  - Education, post-secondary
    - Funding, 995–996
  - Finance Dept.
    - Financial approval process, 3157
  - Government
    - Financial management, summary financial statements, frequency, 2775
  - Health care professionals
    - Shortage, critical, solutions, 1672
  - Hospitals
    - Children's, Saskatoon, 3071–3072
  - Immigration
    - Nominees, Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program
      - Statistics, targets, 2917–2918
  - Income tax
    - Low-income earners, relief, 2007–2008, 2189–2190
  - Manufacturing industry
    - Manufacturing and processing, new businesses, tax relief, 2521–2522
  - Municipalities
    - Revenue-sharing
      - Agreement, 2565–2566
  - Nurses
    - Bursary program, continuation, 80
    - Graduates, new, employment, 80–81
    - Nursing Education Program of Saskatchewan, seats, increase, enrolment (2003), funding, 1037–1038
  - Oil industry
    - Revenue, budget estimates (2005), 2447–2448, 2774
  - Property tax
    - Saskatoon, increase, 2565
  - Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
    - Strike, 182–183
      - Kelsey Campus, Saskatoon, 113
      - Settlement agreement, rejected by cabinet, 495
      - Settlement proposals, 495–497
      - Students, loss of year of study, 267–268, 342–343
      - Termination, negotiations, 531–532
  - Taxation
    - Relief, 2211
  - Universities
    - Funding, 592–593
  - University of Regina
    - Laboratory building, construction, funding, 724, 753–754
  - University of Saskatchewan
    - Health sciences centre
      - Construction, 79
      - Construction, funding, 723, 753–754
    - Tuition fees, increase, program cuts, 995–996
  - Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization
    - Funding, 943–945
- Property tax
  - Saskatoon, increase, 2565
- Provincial Court Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 24)
  - Second reading, 698–700
- Provincial sales tax
  - Expansion, restaurant meals
    - Commission on Financing Kindergarten to Grade 12 Education recommendation, petitions, 205–206
- Radio
  - Country music, CJWW, Saskatoon, 25th anniversary, member's statement, 2331–2332
- Saskatchewan centenarian medallion (2005)
  - Saskatoon
    - Donna Beall, member's statement, 3099
- Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
  - Strike, 182–183
    - Kelsey Campus, Saskatoon, 113
    - Settlement agreement, rejected by cabinet, 495
    - Settlement proposals, 495–497
    - Students, loss of year of study, 267–268, 342–343
    - Termination, negotiations, 531–532
- Saskatchewan Party
  - Leader's dinner and speech (April 18, 2005), member's statement, 2562
  - Vision, innovation agenda, member's statement, 1329
- Saskatoon Health Region
  - Chief executive officer, former, advisory role contract, immediate termination, petitions, 2713, 2725, 2819
- Schools
  - Elementary, construction funding, Arbor Creek area, Saskatoon, petitions, 2024, 2154, 2184, 2302, 2413, 2472, 2527–2528, 2607–2608, 2617, 2680, 2745, 2861–2862, 2887, 3013, 3027, 3063, 3095–3096, 3109, 3125, 3144
- Soccer
  - Soccer park indoor facility, University Heights, Saskatoon, sod turning (April 20, 2005), member's statement, 2599
- Taxation
  - Relief, 2211
- Teachers
  - Principal Appreciation Award, Saskatchewan Association of School Councils, Donnalee Weinmaster, recipient, member's statement, 2891
- Tobacco
  - Sale, use, outlaw, petitions, 1066
- Tourism
  - Rendez-vous Canada 2005 (May 7-11), Saskatoon, international tourism industry marketplace, member's statement, 2912–2913
- Universities
  - Funding, 592–593
- University of Regina
  - Laboratory building, construction, funding, 724, 753–754
  - Spring convocation, 30th (2004), member's statement, 1549
- University of Saskatchewan
  - Distinguished Researcher Award (2004), Bill Waiser, professor of history, recipient, member's statement, 1070–1071
  - Health sciences centre
    - Construction, 79
    - Construction, funding, 723, 753–754
  - Retirement
    - Dr. David E. Smith, political studies, member's statement, 1651
    - Dr. John Courtney, political studies, member's statement, 1580
  - Spring convocation (2004), member's statement, 1273
  - Tuition fees, increase, program cuts, 995–996
- Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization
  - Funding, 943–945
  - Funding problems, StarPhoenix editorial (May 3, 2004), member's statement, 895–896
- Women
  - Young Women's Christian Association
    - Women of Distinction Awards
      - Saskatoon (May 13, 2004), member's statement, 1103
- Woodworking
  - Saskatchewan Woodworkers' Guild, 26th annual show (May 29-June 6, 2004), Saskatoon, member's statement, 1381
Chisholm, Mr. Michael (Saskatchewan Party, Cut Knife-Turtleford)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 83–84
- Budget (March 23, 2005)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 2324–2325
- Canadian agricultural income stabilization program
  - Provincial funding, petitions, 1890, 1915
- Doukhobors of Canada C.C.U.B. Trust Fund Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 93)
  - Second reading, 2386
- Education tax
  - Rural properties, rebate program (2004), petitions, 1511
- Education, post-secondary
  - Funding commitment, long-term, 2191
- Film Employment Tax Credit Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 85)
  - Second reading, 1881–1882
- Financial Administration Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 1)
  - Second reading, 765–766
- Fundraising
  - Twin Rivers Health Care Foundation, golf tournament, 12th annual, Mervin and District Golf Club, hosts, member's statement, 1499
- Health care facilities
  - Manitou, increase funding using federal health care agreement resources, petitions, 1738
- Health Department
  - Estimates, main (2005-2006), 3236
- Hospital waiting lists
  - Surgery, 816
- Income tax
  - Personal, indexation, annual modifications, 471
- Labour-sponsored Venture Capital Corporations Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 13)
  - Second reading, 670–671
- Oral question period
  - Education, post-secondary
    - Funding commitment, long-term, 2191
  - Hospital waiting lists
    - Surgery, 816
  - Income tax
    - Personal, indexation, annual modifications, 471
- Provincial sales tax
  - Expansion, restaurant meals
    - Commission on Financing Kindergarten to Grade 12 Education recommendation, petitions, 143
- Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency
  - Payments, school boards, reverse changes, petitions, 1972
- Saskatchewan Farm Security Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 22)
  - Second reading, 1175–1176
- School divisions
  - Amalgamation
    - Reverse decision, petitions, 1859, 2024
- Superannuation (Supplementary Provisions) Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 6)
  - Second reading, 645–646
- Tartan Day
  - Recognition (April 6, 2005), member's statement, 2392
Cline, Hon. Eric (NDP, Saskatoon Massey Place; Minister of Industry and Resources)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 218–221
- Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 67)
  - First reading, 1294
  - Second reading, 1341–1342
  - Third reading, 3127
- Beer
  - Off-sale stores, volume discount, changes, 405–406, 928–929, 1653–1654
- Budget (March 23, 2005)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 2222–2226
- Budget (March 31, 2004)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 417–420
- Climate change
  - Carbon sequestering, agricultural soils, Saskatchewan producers, credit, 2568
  - Kyoto accord, implementation, Canada-Saskatchewan agreements, 2567–2568
- Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 67)
    - Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 3127
  - Land Surveyors and Professional Surveyors Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 20)
    - Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1258–1259
  - Land Surveys Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 91)
    - Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 3064–3065
  - Land Titles Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 19)
    - Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1973
- Department of Energy and Mines Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 17)
  - First reading, 295
  - Second reading, 602
  - Referred to Economy Committee, moved (Cline), 1175
  - Third reading, 1285
- Economy
  - Business confidence, Saskatchewan ranking, 2306–2307
  - Our Future is Wide Open campaign, 823–824
    - Funding, 440
- Economy Committee
  - Department of Energy and Mines Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 17)
    - Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1285
  - Geographic Names Board Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 16)
    - Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1284
  - Labour-sponsored Venture Capital Corporations Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 13)
    - Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1513
- Ethanol
  - Development
    - Belle Plaine project, costs, 723, 754–756, 825
    - Belle Plaine project, costs, Points West Consulting, 826, 836–837
- Federal government
  - Equalization, federal transfer program
    - Saskatchewan disadvantages, rectification, moved (Calvert); amendment (Krawetz), 53–56
- Film industry
  - Minds Eye Entertainment
    - Debt, reorganization, 1582–1584
    - Debt, writedowns, 2687
- Geographic Names Board Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 16)
  - First reading, 295
  - Second reading, 600–601
  - Referred to Economy Committee, moved (Cline), 1145
  - Third reading, 1284
- Industry and Resources Department
  - Key actions (2004-2005) marketing Saskatchewan, 826
- Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Annual report (2004), profit, 2511
  - Dividends, international marketing, 2511–2512
- Investment Saskatchewan Inc.
  - Dividends, 2686–2687
- Labour-sponsored Venture Capital Corporations Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 13)
  - First reading, 215
  - Second reading, 598
  - Third reading, 1513
- Land Surveyors and Professional Surveyors Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 20)
  - First reading, 474
  - Second reading, 607–608
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, moved (Cline), 1151
  - Third reading, 1259
- Land Surveys Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 91)
  - First reading, 2083
  - Second reading, 2166
  - Third reading, 3065
- Land Titles Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 19)
  - First reading, 474
  - Second reading, 604–605
  - Third reading, 1973
- Livestock industry
  - Hogs
    - Heartland pork group, Saskatchewan Wheat Pool investment, losses, 1332–1333
- Mining industry
  - Potash
    - Growth, investments, 1899
    - Taxation incentives, ministerial statement, 2449–2450
- Ministerial statements
  - Mining industry
    - Potash, taxation incentives, 2449–2450
- Oil industry
  - Oil and gas
    - Taxation, effect on development, 2408–2410
- Oral question period
  - Beer
    - Off-sale stores, volume discount, changes, 405–406, 928–929, 1653–1654
  - Climate change
    - Carbon sequestering, agricultural soils, Saskatchewan producers, credit, 2568
    - Kyoto accord, implementation, Canada-Saskatchewan agreements, 2567–2568
  - Economy
    - Business confidence, Saskatchewan ranking, 2306–2307
    - Our Future is Wide Open campaign, 823–824
      - Funding, 440
  - Ethanol
    - Development
      - Belle Plaine project, costs, 723, 754–756, 825
      - Belle Plaine project, costs, Points West Consulting, 826, 836–837
  - Film industry
    - Minds Eye Entertainment
      - Debt, reorganization, 1582–1584
      - Debt, writedowns, 2687
  - Industry and Resources Dept.
    - Key actions (2004-2005), marketing Saskatchewan, 826
  - Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
    - Annual report (2004), profit, 2511
    - Dividends, international marketing, 2511–2512
  - Investment Saskatchewan Inc.
    - Dividends, 2686–2687
  - Livestock industry
    - Hogs, Heartland pork group, Saskatchewan Wheat Pool investment, losses, 1332–1333
  - Mining industry
    - Potash, growth, investments, 1899
  - Oil industry
    - Oil and gas, taxation, effect on development, 2408–2410
  - Population
    - Out-migration, 49
    - Statistics, employment development, 2272–2273
  - Saskatchewan Liquor Board
    - Stores, proposed, Estevan, Kindersley, Swift Current vs. funding health care, 1686–1687, 1689–1690
  - Tobacco
    - Smoking, reduction/elimination, strategy, economic effects, 1840–1841
- Points of order
  - Bills, debate, relevance, 609
- Population
  - Out-migration, 49
  - Statistics, employment development, 2272–2273
- Saskatchewan Liquor Board
  - Stores, proposed, Estevan, Kindersley, Swift Current vs. funding health care, 1686–1687, 1689–1690
- Tobacco
  - Smoking
    - Reduction/elimination, strategy
      - Economic effects, 1840–1841
Crofford, Hon. Joanne (NDP, Regina Rosemont; Minister of Community Resources and Employment; Minister Responsible for Disability Issues; Minister Responsible for Gaming)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 137–140, 153
- Adoption Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 25)
  - First reading, 535
  - Second reading, 628–629
  - Third reading, 1402
- Adoption Consequential Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 26)
  - First reading, 535
  - Second reading, 630
  - Third reading, 1402
- Budget (March 23, 2005)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 2279–2282
- Budget (March 31, 2004)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 382–384
- Business
  - Chamber of Commerce
    - Regina, Paragon Awards
      - (2005), business excellence, member's statement, 2416
- Child care
  - Additional spaces
    - Quality, availability, consultation, long-term planning, 942
  - Federal funding, allocation, consultation process, 1263–1264
- Children
  - Poverty, rate, 1980
- Children's Advocate Office
  - Children's Advocate, report, recommendations, 2112
- Community-based organizations
  - Funding, 2513–2514
- Disabled and handicapped persons
  - Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres
    - Funding, 2512–2513
    - Human resources plan, funding, 2965–2967
  - Valley View Centre, Moose Jaw
    - Closure, 788–789
- Drug and alcohol abuse
  - Addicted youth
    - Treatment enforcement, legislation, 2685–2686, 2718, 2731–2732, 2751–2752, 2772–2773, 2891–2892, 2915–2916, 3073, 3224–3225
    - Treatment enforcement, legislation, facilities, services, 2865–2866
  - Crystal methamphetamine
    - Addicted youth, Saskatoon, treatment, 2967–2968
- Families
  - Building Independence programs
    - Endorsement, moved (Iwanchuk), 2633–2635
      - Questions and comments, 2638, 2640
- Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder
  - Court case investigations, recognition of FASD, 1396–1397
- Food banks
  - Demand, increase, 1503–1504, 1980–1981
- High schools
  - Luther College, Regina
    - Donation, Dr. Henry Taube, Nobel Prize winner, member's statement, 340
- Hockey
  - Keystone Cup, Regina Capitals, winners, member's statement, 750
- Housing
  - HomeFirst, housing strategy
    - Five-year plan, low- to moderate-income people, ministerial statement, 932–933
    - Rental housing supplement, low-income families, persons with physical disabilities
      - Ministerial statement, 2163
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Condition, improvements, 2752–2753
- Human Services Committee
  - Adoption Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 25)
    - Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1402
  - Adoption Consequential Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 26)
    - Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1402
- Information
  - Government, confidential, improper access, 3226
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Unparliamentary remarks, oral question period, apology, member's statement, 3042
- Ministerial statements
  - Housing
    - HomeFirst, housing strategy, five-year plan, low- to moderate-income people, 932–933
    - HomeFirst, housing strategy, rental housing supplement, low-income families, persons with physical disabilities, 2163
- Nurses
  - Contract negotiations
    - Salaries, 2867
- Oral question period
  - Child care
    - Additional spaces, quality, availability, consultation, long-term planning, 942
    - Federal funding, allocation, consultation process, 1263–1264
  - Children
    - Poverty, rate, 1980
  - Children's Advocate Office
    - Children's Advocate, report, recommendations, 2112
  - Community-based organizations
    - Funding, 2513–2514
  - Disabled and handicapped persons
    - Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres
      - Funding, 2512–2513
      - Human resources plan, funding, 2965–2967
    - Valley View Centre, Moose Jaw, closure, 788–789
  - Drug and alcohol abuse
    - Addicted youth
      - Treatment enforcement, legislation, 2685–2686, 2718, 2731–2732, 2751–2752, 2772–2773, 2891–2892, 2915–2916, 3073, 3224–3225
      - Treatment enforcement, legislation, facilities, services, 2865–2866
    - Crystal methamphetamine
      - Addicted youth, Saskatoon, treatment, 2967–2968
  - Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder
    - Court case investigations, recognition of FASD, 1396–1397
  - Food banks
    - Demand, increase, 1503–1504, 1980–1981
  - Housing
    - Northern Saskatchewan, condition, improvements, 2752–2753
  - Information
    - Government, confidential, improper access, 3226
  - Nurses
    - Contract negotiations, salaries, 2867
  - Public sector
    - Contract negotiations, wage/salary parameters, 2161, 2237–2238, 2448–2449, 2603–2604
  - Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation
    - Contract negotiations
      - Salary issues, 2162
    - Contract, new
      - Salaries, 2882–2883
  - Social assistance recipients
    - Food allowance, increase, 2044–2045, 2914–2915
  - Workers' compensation
    - Claimant, benefits issue, compassionate issue, 2894–2895
- Public sector
  - Contract negotiations, wage/salary parameters, 2161, 2237–2238, 2448–2449, 2603–2604
- Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation
  - Contract negotiations
    - Salary issues, 2162
  - Contract, new
    - Salaries, 2882–2883
- Social assistance recipients
  - Food allowance
    - Increase, 2044–2045, 2914–2915
- Women
  - International Day to End Violence Against Women (November 25, 2004), member's statement, 1905
  - Young Women's Christian Association
    - Women of Distinction Awards
      - Regina (May 6, 2004), member's statement, 957
- Workers' compensation
  - Claimant, benefits issue, compassionate issue, 2894–2895