Hansard Speaker Index - 3rd Session of the 25th Legislature

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Wakefield, Mr. Milton (Saskatchewan Party, Lloydminster)
- Business
  - North Saskatoon Business Association, banquet and awards, (March 28, 2007) member's statement, 1088
- Crown Minerals Amendment Act, 2007 (No. 46)
  - Second reading, 1568–1569
- Environmental Management and Protection Amendment Act, 2006 (No. 14)
  - Second reading, 295
- Evidence Amendment Act, 2006 (No. 21)
  - Second reading, 358–359
- Freehold Oil and Gas Production Tax Amendment Act, 2007 (No. 48)
  - Second reading, 1569
- Health care
  - Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month (May 2007), member's statement, 1480
- Labour Standards Amendment Act, 2006 (No. 1)
  - Second reading, 275
- Legal Profession Amendment Act, 2006 (No. 22)
  - Second reading, 359–360
- Long-term care
  - Beds, Lloydminster, 1237
- Oil and Gas Conservation Amendment Act, 2006 (No. 5)
  - Second reading, 294
- Oral question period
  - Long-term care, beds
    - Lloydminster, 1237
- Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2006 (No. 2)
  - Second reading, 276–277
- Saskatchewan Party
  - Leader's North Battleford dinner (March 27, 2007), member's statement, 1087–1088
- Securities Transfer Act (No. 23)
  - Second reading, 362
- Sex offenders
  - High risk, released, public disclosure, tougher sentences for offences against children, petitions, 590
- Wildlife Amendment Act, 2007 (No. 52)
  - Second reading, 1178
Wall, Mr. Brad (Saskatchewan Party, Swift Current)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 248–253
- Administrative Professionals' Day
  - (April 25, 2007), member's statement, 1387
- Budget
  - Sustainability, 962–963
- Budget (March 22, 2007)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 1132–1137
- Business
  - Chamber of commerce
    - Swift Current Business Excellence Awards, 9th annual (2007), member's statement, 1646
- Cabinet ministers
  - Resignation, 707
- Canadian Armed Forces
  - Afghanistan mission, support, member's statement, 301
  - Soldiers serving in Afghanistan, Christmas greetings project (2006), member's statement, 704
- Canadian Light Source Inc.
  - Synchrotron, Canadian Foundation for Innovation funding, matching provincial funding, 661–662
- Cancer
  - Bonderud case
    - Out-of-province care, information dissemination and payment, 267–268, 302–303
    - Out-of-province care, payment, improve information dissemination to patients, petitions, 455, 699
    - Out-of-province care, processes, payment, 236–238
- Climate change
  - Government plan, 1650–1651
- Condolences
  - Heppner, Benjamin Dave (MLA), moved (Calvert), 24–26
  - Klein, Karl Frank (former MLA), moved (Calvert), 681–682
  - Korchinski, Bernard Leo (former MLA), moved (Calvert), 685–686
  - McIsaac, Joseph Clifford (former MLA), moved (Calvert), 688–689
  - Wiebe, John Edward Neil (Jack), former lieutenant governor, 1294–1295
- Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  - Avastin, colon cancer drug, funding, petitions, 620, 651, 665
- Elections
  - By-election, Martensville constituency, 675
  - Provincial
    - Call for, 1673–1674
    - Within four years of previous election, 1293–1294
  - Set election dates, legislation, 561–562
- Energy
  - Energy council, international body, Saskatchewan participation, 675–676
- Executive Council
  - Estimates (2007-8), main, 1619–1640
- Federal government
  - Equalization, federal transfer program
    - Non-renewable resource revenues, removal from formula, moved (Van Mulligen), 344–345
- First Nations
  - Yellow Quill Saulteaux First Nation, Honourary Elder, MLA for Kelvington-Wadena, member's statement, 852–853
- Floods
  - Fishing Lake, flood prevention plans, 1525
- Football
  - PotashCorp Vanier Cup (2006), Saskatoon, member's statement, 578
  - University of Saskatchewan Huskies
    - Hardy Cup winners, member's statement, 328
    - Mitchell Bowl winners, member's statement, 460
- Government
  - Accountability and responsibility, 1546–1547
  - Performance, 710, 1673–1674
- Harassment
  - Public service workplace complaints, management of, 858–860
  - Sexual, public service, Murdoch Carriere case, 759–761
    - Briefing, Premier and Environment minister, 883–885
    - Financial settlement, 728–729, 1239–1241, 1261–1262
    - Financial settlement for complainants, 790–791
    - Financial settlement, tabling agreement, 945–947
    - Financial settlement, tabling legal opinion, 1090
    - Investigation, all-party, 1292–1293
    - Knowledge of case, Premier, 901–903
- Health care
  - System
    - Information dissemination to clients, 267
- Highways and roads
  - Highway No. 310
    - Repairs, petitions, 391
  - Highway No. 49
    - Repairs, petitions, 261, 367
- Hockey
  - Prince Albert Mintos, Midget AAA Telus Cup, winners, member's statement, 1434
- Holocaust
  - Holocaust Memorial Day (Yom HaShoah, April 2007), member's statement, 1255–1256
- Justice, administration
  - Sentences, criminal, child abuse case, 1559–1561
- Labour force
  - Shortage, corrective measures, 134–135
- Labour Standards Amendment Act, 2007 (No. 54)
  - Second reading, 1297–1298
- Legislative Assembly
  - Clerk, Gwenn Ronyk, retirement
    - Recognition, 715–716
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Martensville constituency
    - Presentation, 722
- New Democratic Party (Saskatchewan)
  - Name change, consideration, 170–172
- Oral question period
  - Budget
    - Sustainability, 962–963
  - Cabinet ministers
    - Resignation, 707
  - Canadian Light Source Inc., synchrotron, Canadian Foundation for Innovation funding, matching provincial funding, 661–662
  - Cancer
    - Bonderud case, out-of-province care, information dissemination and payment, 267–268, 302–303
    - Bonderud case, out-of-province care, processes, payment, 236–238
  - Climate change
    - Government plan, 1650–1651
  - Elections
    - By-election, Martensville constituency, 675
    - Provincial, call for, 1673–1674
    - Provincial, within four years of previous election, 1293–1294
    - Set election dates, legislation, 561–562
  - Energy, energy council, international body, Saskatchewan participation, 675–676
  - Floods
    - Fishing Lake, flood prevention plans, 1525
  - Government
    - Accountability and responsibility, 1546–1547
    - Performance, 710, 1673–1674
  - Harassment
    - Public service workplace complaints, management of, 858–860
  - Harassment, sexual, public service, Murdoch Carriere case, 759–761
    - Briefing, Premier and Environment minister, 883–885
    - Financial settlement, 728–729, 1239–1241, 1261–1262
    - Financial settlement for complainants, 790–791
    - Financial settlement, tabling agreement, 945–947
    - Financial settlement, tabling legal opinion, 1090
    - Investigation, all-party, 1292–1293
    - Knowledge of case, Premier, 901–903
  - Health care
    - System, information dissemination to clients, 267
  - Justice, administration
    - Sentences, criminal, child abuse case, 1559–1561
  - Labour force, shortage, corrective measures, 134–135
  - New Democratic Party (Saskatchewan)
    - Name change, consideration, 170–172
  - Political parties, leadership, 434–435
  - Population
    - Decrease, 17–18, 531–533
    - Young people, retention, 375–376
  - Saskatchewan
    - Innovation, public relations campaign, 17–18
  - Schools
    - Closed, complementary use of facilities, 822–823
    - Closures, 821–822
  - Senate (Canada), senators, election, provincial legislation, 562–563
  - Trade, interprovincial agreement (TILMA), Alberta and British Columbia
    - Review, 1121–1123, 1322
    - Saskatchewan participation, 1389–1391
- Points of order
  - Harassment, sexual, public service, Murdoch Carriere case, member apologize for implying minister made improper statements, 762
- Political parties
  - Leadership, 434–435
  - Leadership conventions, Alberta Conservatives, federal Liberals, member's statement, 655
- Population
  - Decrease, 17–18, 531–533
  - Young people, retention, 375–376
- Poverty
  - Comments about MLAs, member's statement, 186
- Saskatchewan
  - Innovation, public relations campaign, 17–18
- Schools
  - Closed, complementary use of facilities, 822–823
  - Closures, 821–822
- Senate (Canada)
  - Senators, election, provincial legislation, 562–563
- Sex offenders
  - High risk, released, public disclosure, tougher sentences for offences against children, petitions, 589
- Trade
  - Interprovincial agreement (TILMA), Alberta and British Columbia, review, 1121–1123, 1322
  - Interprovincial agreement (TILMA), Alberta and British Columbia, Saskatchewan participation, 1389–1391
- Tributes
  - Saskatoon Mayor's Prayer Breakfast, member's statement, 785
- Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, Virginia
  - Massacre (April 16, 2007), member's statement, 1288
- Women
  - National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women (December 6, 2006)
    - Montreal massacre, remembrance, member's statement, 712
Wartman, Hon. Mark (NDP, Regina Qu'Appelle Valley). s.3: Minister of Agriculture and Food
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 222–226
- Agricultural Societies Repeal Act (No. 45)
  - First reading, 810
  - Second reading, 908
  - Referred to Economy Committee, moved (Wartman), 1570
  - Third reading, 1605
- Agriculture
  - Issues, farm loss, government assistance programs, 1652–1653
- Budget (March 22, 2007)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 1081–1083
- Canadian Wheat Board
  - Future existence, right of Western Canadian farmers to decide, petitions, 607, 654
  - Single-desk selling, support; open plebiscite, moved (Wartman), 406–410
- Cattle industry
  - Disaster assistance, rural municipality of Humboldt, 1409
- Crop insurance
  - Improvements, need for, 631–632, 679–680
  - Premiums and coverage, 1306–1308
- Disasters
  - Floods and drought, relief program for farmers and ranchers, 1125–1126
- Drought
  - Southwest Saskatchewan
    - Comments at SARM convention, Agriculture and Food minister, 855
    - Farmers, government assistance, 306–307, 611–612, 678, 786–787
- Economy Committee
  - Bills, public
    - Agricultural Societies Repeal Act (No. 45)
      - Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1604–1605
- Farmers
  - Government financial assistance, 1409–1410
  - Government financial assistance, flooding, north central region, 1526
- Oral question period
  - Agriculture, issues, farm loss, government assistance programs, 1652–1653
  - Cattle industry, disaster assistance, Rural Municipality of Humboldt, 1409
  - Crop insurance
    - Improvements, need for, 631–632, 679–680
    - Premiums and coverage, 1306–1308
  - Disasters, floods and drought, relief program for farmers and ranchers, 1125–1126
  - Drought, southwest Saskatchewan
    - Comments at SARM convention, Agriculture and Food minister, 855
    - Farmers, assistance, 306–307, 611–612, 678, 786–787
  - Farmers
    - Government financial assistance, 1409–1410
    - Government financial assistance, flooding, north central region, 1526
- Students
  - McKercher Cup mock trial competition, 7th annual (March 2007), member's statement, 1059–1060
Weekes, Mr. Randy (Saskatchewan Party, Biggar)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 90–93
- Agriculture
  - Rural service centre and Environment Dept. office, Biggar, retain, petitions, 957, 1535
- Budget (March 22, 2007)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 1078–1081
- Condolences
  - Korchinski, Bernard Leo (former MLA), moved (Calvert), 686–687
- Court of Appeal Amendment Act, 2006 (No. 37)
  - Second reading, 1566
- Crown land
  - Leaseholders, maintain first option to renew, petitions, 1587
- Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  - Seniors' drug plan
    - Endorsement, moved (Junor)
      - Questions and comments 1273, 1275
- Economy
  - Growth
    - Government initiatives, recognition, moved (Prebble)
      - Questions and comments 320
- Evidence Amendment Act, 2006 (No. 21)
  - Second reading, 555–556
- Government
  - Performance, unacceptable and improper behavioural pattern during its term, moved (McMorris); amendment (Crofford)
    - Questions and comments 1508
- Health care centres
  - Wilkie Health Centre and special care home, maintain at current level of service, petitions, 96, 130, 184, 298, 490, 558, 574, 666, 801, 914, 1054, 1116, 1181, 1253, 1313–1314, 1385, 1443, 1489, 1518
- Highways and roads
  - Conditions, poor, improper planning and letting road system fall into disrepair, moved (Weekes), 763–765
  - Highway No. 3
    - Repairs and maintenance, Fairholme to Turtleford and Livelong access road, petitions, 232, 621, 817, 851
  - Memorial Way, roadway, legislative grounds, ministerial statement (Lautermilch), 308–309
  - Ministerial announcements and ideas, member's statement, 673–674
  - Murray Point highway, north of Emma Lake, repair, petitions, 750
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Contracts, bonds, Titan Excavating, litigation, 432
  - Tenders, early closing dates, ministerial statement (Lautermilch), 273
- Hospitals
  - Biggar Hospital, long-term care home, ambulance services, maintain, petitions, 10, 42, 164, 262, 368, 392, 426, 456, 526, 605, 700–701, 723, 780, 894, 938, 1004, 1086, 1147–1148, 1202, 1231–1232, 1301, 1359, 1399, 1431, 1477, 1643, 1665
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2006 (No. 2) (No. 36)
  - Second reading, 503
- Infrastructure Fund Act (No. 35)
  - Second reading, 502–503
- Ministerial statements
  - Highways and roads
    - Memorial Way, roadway, legislative grounds (Lautermilch), 308–309
  - Highways and Transportation Department
    - Tenders, early closing dates (Lautermilch), 273
  - Transportation
    - Funding announcements, provincial system and municipal road network (Van Mulligen), 889
- Miscellaneous Environment Statutes (Inspections and Investigations) Amendment Act, 2007 (No. 53)
  - Second reading, 1461–1462
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Municipal Collection of Other Taxes) Amendment Act, 2006 (No. 17)
  - Second reading, 1246–1248
- Natural gas
  - Storage project, TransGas, Asquith area, address concerns of individuals, petitions, 652, 1603
- Oral question period
  - Highways and Transportation Dept., contracts, bonds, Titan Excavating, litigation, 432
- Regional Health Services Amendment Act, 2006 (No. 2) (No. 31)
  - Second reading, 1165–1166
- Saskatchewan Human Rights Code Amendment Act, 2006 (No. 9)
  - Second reading, 550–552
- Securities Transfer Act (No. 23)
  - Second reading, 734–735
- Sex offenders
  - High risk, released, public disclosure, tougher sentences for offences against children, petitions, 591
- Telephones
  - Cellular service
    - Biggar constituency, petitions, 1577
- Track and field
  - Legion National Track and Field Championships, Burnaby, BC, Kirstie Redlick, Biggar, gold medallist, javelin, member's statement, 133
- Transportation
  - Funding announcements, provincial system and municipal road network, ministerial statement (Van Mulligen), 889