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Wall, Hon. Brad (Saskatchewan Party, Swift Current; Premier; President of the Executive Council)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 210–216
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1571–1578
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 3418–3428
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 5982–5990
- Advertising
  - Government and political, 1472–1473
- Agriculture, programs
  - Assistance programs, 1344–1345
- Air, Army, Sea and Navy League Cadets Recognition Day Act (No. 601)
  - Second reading, 1618–1619
- Basketball
  - Provincial 4A Hoopla gold medallists, Ardens team, Swift Current Comprehensive High School, member's statement, 2602
- British Columbia
  - Premier Gordon Campbell, resignation, member's statement, 5824
- Budget (2008-9), 794–795
  - Commitments, prior to budget speech, 378–379
- Budget (2008, March 19)
  - Speakers, 580–588
- Budget (2009-10)
  - Cuts and deferrals, past and future, 3950–3951
  - Projections, potash revenues and world economy, 3138–3139
- Budget (2009, March 18)
  - Speakers, 2579–2584
- Budget (2010-11)
  - Balancing, methods of, 4487–4488
  - Forecasts, 4468
- Budget (2010, March 24)
  - Speakers, 4647–4654
- Budget (2011, March 23)
  - Speakers, 7077–7082
- Buildings
  - Government leased space
    - Downtown Regina, 7151
- Cabinet
  - And political staff, expenses, reductions, 4468
  - Expenditure limits, accountability and transparency, 1068–1069, 1130–1131
- Cabinet ministers
  - Advanced Education, Employment and Labour [Norris], accountability, 324–325
  - Corrections, Public Safety and Policing [Hickie]
    - Policy documents, release, 1615
    - Responsibilities, 1374–1375
  - Information records, archival deposit, 1131–1132
  - Justice and Attorney General [Morgan], public comments, 1132
- Cancer
  - Cervical, screening initiative, India, member's statement, 6836
  - Children and youth, Chris Knox Foundation, member's statement, 6202
- Carbon sequestration
  - Project, Saskatchewan-Montana, costs, 2957–2958, 3003–3004
- Chief Electoral Office
  - Chief Electoral Officer, selection, 4473
- Child care
  - Funding, federal, 344–345
- Chiropractors, services
  - Government subsidy, 4468–4469
- Climate change
  - Government plan, support and promote at United Nations COP 15 conference in Copenhagen (December 2009), moved (Heppner); amendment (Yates), 3626–3630
- Committees, standing
  - Deputy Chair, member for Cypress Hills [Elhard], appointment, moved (Wall), 3139
- Community schools
  - St. Mary Community School, Saskatoon
    - New facility, funding, 3106–3107
- Condolences
  - Boldt, David, former MLA, moved (Wall), 237
  - Bowerman, George Reginald Anderson, former MLA, moved (Wall), 238–239
  - Breker, Mathieu Theodore, former MLA, moved (Wall), 3984–3985
  - Feschuk, Michael, former MLA, moved (Wall), 241
  - Glauser, Calvin Henry [Cal], former MLA, moved (Wall), 243–244
  - Heald, Darrel Verner, former MLA, moved (Wall), 6003
  - Hopfner, Michael Alfred, former MLA, moved (Wall), 3986–3987
  - Kuziak, Alex Gordon, former MLA, moved (Wall), 6004–6005
  - Lusney, Norman, former MLA, moved (Wall), 245
  - Merchant, Maria Margharita Sally, former MLA, moved (Wall), 247–248
  - Myers, Robert Edward William, former MLA, moved (Wall), 250
  - Steuart, David Gordon, former MLA, moved (Wall), 6006–6008
  - Taylor, Douglas Graham, former MLA, moved (Wall), 3991–3994
  - Thompson, Frederick John, former MLA, moved (Wall), 6011–6012
  - Wall, John Vern, former MLA, moved (Wall), 6015–6017
  - Whelan, Edward Charles, former MLA, moved (Wall), 251–252
  - Wiebe, John Edward Neil, former MLA, moved (Wall), 233–234
- Crown corporations
  - Assets, 1342
  - Financial management, 6439–6440
  - Sask-first policy, 1979
- Curling
  - Ford World Women's Curling Championship (2010), Swift Current, member's statement, 4466
- Dental health
  - Treatment, provision for low-income people, 4469
- Deputy Chair of Committees
  - Appointment, moved (Wall), 20
- Discrimination and racism
  - Inappropriate words and conduct (1991), apology sent to newspapers, 599
  - Inappropriate words and conduct (1991), apology, member's statement, 591–592
- Economic development
  - Western Canadian economic partnership, 2277–2278
- Economy
  - Diplomatic economic mission visiting Saskatchewan (November 2-5, 2008), ministerial statement (Wall), 1505
  - Economic and social issues, 3134–3135
  - Global recession, impact and recovery in Saskatchewan, 3495
- Elections, provincial
  - (2007), political party participation, 3922–3923
  - By-elections
    - Saskatoon Riversdale constituency, 3107
  - Promises and post-election actions, 204–205
- Employment development, 2606
  - Aboriginal Career Connections program, funding withdrawn, 665–666
  - Aboriginal employment development program, 4470
- Energy
  - Costs, relief measures, 1341–1342, 1978–1979
  - Efficiency, national agreement, Saskatchewan commitment, 3611–3612
  - Renewable sources, development plans, 2684
  - Renewable sources, development, public consultation, 2797
  - Renewable sources, development, study, 2829–2830
- Enterprise Saskatchewan
  - Board members, responsibilities, financial matters, 71
- Estimates
  - (2009-10) supplementary, consideration, 3739–3740, 3771–3772
- Executive Council
  - Estimates (2007-8, March), supplementary, 354–368
  - Estimates (2008-9), main, 1210–1236
  - Estimates (2009-10), main, 3036–3066
  - Estimates (2010-11), main, 5434–5467, 5480
  - Estimates (2011-12), main, 7461–7462, 7464–7466, 7469–7493
- Families
  - Needs, 1341
- Federal government
  - Equalization, federal transfer program
    - Non-renewable resource revenues, removal from formula, 166–167, 325–327
- Film industry
  - Decline, 4471
- Firefighters
  - Swift Current Fire Department, 100th anniversary (2010), member's statement, 5103
- First Nations University of Canada
  - Funding issues, 4349–4350
- Floods
  - Spring (2011), government response, 7309
  - Swift Current Creek, rescue, recognition, member's statement, 7418
- Football
  - Green Week in Saskatchewan (November 23-28, 2009) , member's statement, 3736
  - Grey Cup (2009), member's statement, 3849–3850
- Forests and forestry, 1345
  - Government support, 1772
- Gasoline
  - Prices, relief, 1287–1289
- Government
  - Accountability, 5398–5399
  - Contracts, Garven & Associates, 2967–2968
  - Performance, 476–477, 793–794, 1315–1320, 1978–1982, 2250–2251
  - Projects, large, planning and financing, 4107–4108
  - Prosperity, beneficial measures for citizens, 1345
  - Relationship with federal government, 1774, 2072–2074
  - Transparency, 2190, 2536, 2571–2572
- Government expenditures, 2357–2359
- Government expenditures, debt
  - Reduction, 4472
- Government financial management, 3552, 3738–3739, 3822–3823, 3919–3920
  - Accounting practices, 4679
  - Federal transfers, 1866
  - Program deferrals, 3770
- Graduates
  - Graduate retention program
    - Improvements, 1344
- Greenhouse gas mitigation
  - Cap-and-trade system, 1773–1774
- Growth and Financial Security Fund
  - Balance, 2362
- Health care
  - Management, 6313–6314
  - Out-of-province expenses, payment, and policy review, 6476–6477
  - Privatization, 4580
- Health care services, 7688–7689
- Health facilities
  - Capital projects, funding, 4469
  - Staffing, 3163–3164
- Health Ministry
  - Funding, changes, 3954
- Hockey
  - Hockeyville 2009, Humboldt bid, member's statement, 2067
  - Swift Current Broncos, contestants, Western Hockey League playoffs, member's statement, 566–567
- Homophobia
  - Comments (1991), Member of Parliament for Regina-Lumsden-Lake Centre, 599
- Housing
  - Availability, 1342–1343
- Housing, affordable
  - Availability, 1772
- Legislative Assembly
  - Votes and Proceedings, printing, moved (Wall), 8
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Personal statements (May 19, 2011), appreciation, 7704
  - Presentation
    - Meadow Lake constituency [Harrison], 11
    - Saskatoon Northwest constituency [Wyant], 5668
  - Saskatoon Northwest [LeClerc]
    - Illegal drugs, allegations, 4884–4886, 4918–4920, 4955
  - Tribute to Hon. Lorne Calvert for 22 years of service, moved (Atkinson), 3112–3114
- Livestock industry, producers
  - Government support, 1771
- Long-term care
  - Availability, 1343
- Long-term care facilities, Saskatoon
  - Amicus deal, third party funding, 6286
- Medical personnel
  - Collective bargaining
    - Wage offer, 7556–7557
  - Health care workers
    - Collective bargaining, funding, 4471
- Métis
  - Contributions to creation of province and acceptance of commemorative sash, moved (Wall), 6287–6288
- Ministerial statements [Session 2]
  - Economy
    - Diplomatic economic mission visiting Saskatchewan (November 2-5, 2008) (Wall), 1505
  - Post-secondary education
    - Saskatchewan Scholarship of Honour, returning soldiers, spouses and offspring of returning or killed soldiers (Wall), 2010
- Municipalities, revenue sharing, 985–986
- Music
  - Saskatchewan Country Music Awards (April 2011), Swift Current, hosts, member's statement, 7147
- Newfoundland and Labrador
  - Premier, Danny Williams, resignation announcement (November 25, 2010), member's statement, 6220
- Nuclear energy
  - Development, dependency on export, 2699–2700
  - Development, public consultation, 2683, 2715–2716, 2796
  - Feasibility study, Bruce Power, 1944
  - Government investment, 1928–1929, 1942–1944, 1980–1981
  - Regulation, provincial, 2743
- Occupational health and safety
  - Mining industry workplaces, 4966
- Physicians
  - Shortage, 6472–6473
- Physicians, recruitment
  - And retention, 4103–4104
- Physicians, rural
  - Positions, recruitment and retention, 4042–4043
- Points of order [Session 3]
  - Language, unparliamentary, withdrawal and apology, 4487
- Poland
  - Plane crash deaths (April 10, 2010), condolences from Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan to Polish people, moved (Lingenfelter), 4711
  - Plane crash deaths (April 10, 2010), condolences, member's statement, 4701
- Post-secondary education
  - Project Hero
    - Member's statement, 4640
  - Saskatchewan Scholarship of Honour, returning soldiers, spouses and offspring of returning or killed soldiers, ministerial statement (Wall), 2010
- Post-secondary education, tuition fees, 4469–4470
- Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Commitment to Saskatchewan, seven-point, 5845–5846
  - Proposed sale, 5708–5709, 5768–5769, 5771–5773, 5825–5827
  - Takeover bid by BHP Billiton, federal decision, member's statement, 5849–5850
  - Takeover bid by BHP Billiton, request that federal government not approve, moved (Wall); amendment (Lingenfelter), 5688–5691
  - Takeover bids, 5683–5684
- Premier
  - Deputy minister, resignation, 3005–3006
  - Political staff, costs and election promises, 227–230
- Privacy, protection
  - Hospital and health foundations, access to patient information, 5334–5335
- Pro Forma Bill
  - First reading, 8, 1334, 3129, 5676
- Property tax, education tax
  - Relief, long-term, 2074, 2361
  - Residential, Saskatoon, 2379
- Public service
  - Attrition, 4470
  - Dismissals, severance pay, 136–137
- Pulp and paper mills
  - Prince Albert
    - Memorandum of understanding with Domtar, 15–17, 102
  - Pulp mill, Prince Albert
    - Environmental liabilities, 6137
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Budget (2008-9) 794–795
  - Budget (2008-9), commitments, prior to budget speech 378–379
  - Cabinet ministers
    - Advanced Education, Employment and Labour [Norris], accountability, 324–325
    - Information records, archival deposit, 1131–1132
    - Justice and Attorney General [Morgan], public comments, 1132
  - Cabinet, expenditure limits, accountability and transparency 1068–1069, 1130–1131
  - Child care, funding, federal 344–345
  - Discrimination and racism, inappropriate words and conduct (1991), apology sent to newspapers 599
  - Elections, provincial, promises and post-election actions 204–205
  - Employment development, Aboriginal Career Connections program, funding withdrawn 665–666
  - Enterprise Saskatchewan, board members, responsibilities, financial matters 71
  - Federal government, equalization, federal transfer program, non-renewable resource revenues, removal from formula 166–167, 325–327
  - Gasoline, prices, relief 1287–1289
  - Government, performance 476–477, 793–794, 1315–1320
  - Homophobia, comments (1991), Member of Parliament for Regina-Lumsden-Lake Centre 599
  - Municipalities, revenue sharing 985–986
  - Premier, political staff, costs and election promises 227–230
  - Public service
    - Dismissals, severance pay, 136–137
  - Pulp and paper mills, Prince Albert
    - Memorandum of understanding with Domtar, 15–17, 102
  - Saskatchewan Party, public release of confidential police reports tabled in legislature 1112
  - Social Services Ministry, staff layoffs, ministerial actions 412
  - Station 20 West, Saskatoon, decision on funding 597–598
  - Trade, international, offices, expenditure limits, accountability 1203–1204
  - Trade, interprovincial agreement (TILMA), Alberta and British Columbia 988–991
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Advertising, government and political 1472–1473
  - Agriculture, programs
    - Assistance programs, 1344–1345
  - Cabinet ministers
    - Corrections, Public Safety and Policing [Hickie], policy documents, release, 1615
    - Corrections, Public Safety and Policing [Hickie], responsibilities, 1374–1375
  - Carbon sequestration, project, Saskatchewan-Montana, costs 2957–2958, 3003–3004
  - Community schools, St. Mary Community School, Saskatoon, new facility, funding 3106–3107
  - Crown corporations
    - Assets, 1342
    - Sask-first policy, 1979
  - Economic development
    - Western Canadian economic partnership, 2277–2278
  - Elections, provincial, by-election, Saskatoon Riversdale constituency 3107
  - Employment development 2605–2606
  - Energy
    - Costs, relief measures, 1341–1342, 1978–1979
    - Renewable sources, development plans, 2684
    - Renewable sources, development, public consultation, 2797
    - Renewable sources, development, study, 2829–2830
  - Families, needs 1341
  - Forests and forestry 1345
    - Government support, 1772
  - Government
    - Contracts, Garven & Associates, 2967–2968
    - Performance, 1978–1982, 2250–2251
    - Prosperity, beneficial measures for citizens, 1345
    - Relationship with federal government, 1774, 2072–2074
    - Transparency, 2190, 2536, 2571–2572
  - Government expenditures 2357–2359
  - Government financial management
    - Federal transfers, 1866
  - Graduates
    - Graduate retention program, improvement, 1344
  - Greenhouse gas mitigation
    - Cap-and-trade system, 1773–1774
  - Growth and Financial Security Fund, balance 2362
  - Housing
    - Availability, 1342–1343
  - Housing, affordable
    - Availability, 1772
  - Livestock industry, producers, government support 1771
  - Long-term care, availability 1343
  - Nuclear energy
    - Development, dependency on export, 2699–2700
    - Development, public consultation, 2683, 2715–2716, 2796
    - Feasibility study, Bruce Power, 1944
    - Government investment, 1928–1929, 1942–1944, 1980–1981
    - Regulation, provincial, 2743
  - Premier, deputy minister, resignation 3005–3006
  - Property tax
    - Relief, long-term, 2074, 2361
    - Residential, Saskatoon, 2379
  - Stadiums, Regina, study considering options 2740–2741
  - Station 20 West, Saskatoon, restore funding 1773
  - Unemployment
    - Increase, possible, 2329
    - Layoffs, recent, 2605
    - Layoffs, recent, assistance, 3001–3002
  - Uranium Development Partnership
    - Mandate, 2609
- Question period [Session 3]
  - Budget (2009-10)
    - Cuts and deferrals, past and future, 3950–3951
    - Projections, potash revenues and world economy, 3138–3139
  - Budget (2010-11)
    - Balancing, methods of, 4487–4488
    - Forecasts, 4468
  - Cabinet and political staff, expenses, reductions 4468
  - Chiropractors, services, government subsidy 4468–4469
  - Dental health, treatment, provision for low-income people 4469
  - Economy, economic and social issues 3134–3135
  - Economy, global recession, impact and recovery in Saskatchewan 3495
  - Elections Saskatchewan, Chief Electoral Officer, selection 4473
  - Elections, provincial
    - (2007), political party participation, 3922–3923
  - Employment development, Aboriginal employment development program 4470
  - Energy, efficiency, national agreement, Saskatchewan commitment 3611–3612
  - Estimates, supplementary (2009-10), consideration 3739–3740, 3771–3772
  - Film industry, decline 4471
  - First Nations University of Canada, funding issues 4349–4350
  - Government expenditures, debt, reduction 4472
  - Government financial management 3552, 3738–3739, 3822–3823, 3919–3920
    - Accounting practices, 4679
    - Program deferrals, 3770
  - Government, accountability 5398–5399
  - Government, projects, large, planning and financing 4107–4108
  - Health care
    - Privatization, 4580
  - Health facilities
    - Capital projects, funding, 4469
    - Staffing, 3163–3164
  - Health Ministry, funding, changes 3954
  - Legislative Assembly members, Saskatoon Northwest
    - Illegal drugs, allegations, 4884–4886, 4918–4920, 4955
  - Medical personnel
    - Health care workers, collective bargaining, funding, 4471
  - Occupational health and safety, mining industry workplaces 4966
  - Physicians, recruitment
    - And retention, 4103–4104
  - Physicians, rural
    - Positions, recruitment and retention, 4042–4043
  - Post-secondary education, tuition fees 4469–4470
  - Privacy, protection, hospital and health foundations, access to patient information 5334–5335
  - Public service
    - Attrition, 4470
  - Recreational facilities, rural, funding 4472
  - Royalties, potash, refunds on advance payments 3979–3980
  - Saskatchewan Party, advertising poster, fundraising event, Martensville 4168
  - Saw mills
    - Big River, forest management agreement, 3921
  - Sex offenders, unlawfully at large, public notification, procedures 3460–3461
  - Surgery
    - Waiting list, options to reduce, 3349–3350
  - Trade
    - Interprovincial agreement, Western provinces, 5106–5107, 5175–5176
    - New West Partnership Trade Agreement, 5335–5336
    - Western Economic Partnership Agreement, details, 3854–3856
  - Women, abuse, domestic abuse outreach program, funding 4471
- Question period [Session 4]
  - Buildings, government leased space, downtown Regina 7151
  - Crown corporations, financial management 6439–6440
  - Floods, spring (2011), government response 7309
  - Health care
    - Management, 6313–6314
    - Out-of-province expenses, payment, and policy review, 6476–6477
  - Health care services 7688–7689
  - Long-term care facilities, Saskatoon
    - Amicus deal, third party funding, 6286
  - Medical personnel
    - Collective bargaining, wage offer, 7556–7557
  - Physicians
    - Shortage, 6472–6473
  - Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan
    - Commitment to Saskatchewan, seven-point, 5845–5846
    - Proposed sale, 5708–5709, 5768–5769, 5771–5773, 5825–5827
    - Takeover bids, 5683–5684
  - Pulp and paper mills, pulp mill, Prince Albert, environmental liabilities 6137
  - Rent control 7623–7624, 7687–7688
  - Rent, increases 7093
  - Royalties, potash 6502–6503
  - Saskatchewan Medical Association, collective bargaining with government 6283–6284, 6472–6473
  - Saskatchewan Party
    - Enterprise Club, membership, 6873
  - St. Peter's College, Muenster
    - Merger with Carlton Trail Regional College, failed, 7689–7690
  - Teachers
    - Collective bargaining, status, 7527–7529, 7685–7686
    - Collective bargaining, wage offer, 7557
  - Uranium, foreign investment 5932–5933, 5971
- Recreational facilities
  - Rural, funding, 4472
- Rent
  - Increases, 7093
- Rent control, 7623–7624, 7687–7688
- Royalties
  - Potash, 6502–6503
  - Potash, refunds on advance payments, 3979–3980
- Saskatchewan Medical Association
  - Collective bargaining with government, 6283–6284, 6472–6473
- Saskatchewan Party
  - Advertising poster, fundraising event, Martensville, 4168
  - Enterprise Club, membership, 6873
  - Public release of confidential police reports tabled in legislature, 1112
- Saskatoon Northwest Constituency By-election Act (No. 146)
  - First reading, 5667
  - Second reading, 5667
  - Third reading, 5668
- Saw mills
  - Big River, forest management agreement, 3921
- Sex offenders
  - Unlawfully at large, public notification, procedures, 3460–3461
- Snowboarding
  - Mark McMorris, achievements, member's statement, 7238
- Social Services Ministry
  - Staff layoffs, ministerial actions, 412
- Speaker (Toth)
  - Election, 1–2
- Speech from the Throne
  - Consideration
    - (2007, December 10), moved (Wall), 8
    - (2008, October 23), moved (Wall), 1335
    - (2009, October 22), moved (Wall), 3129
    - (2010, November 1), moved (Wall), 5677
- St. Peter's College
  - Merger with Carlton Trail Regional College, failed, 7689–7690
- Stadiums
  - Regina, study considering options, 2740–2741
- Station 20 West, Saskatoon
  - Decision on funding, 597–598
  - Restore funding, 1773
- Surgery
  - Waiting lists
    - Options to reduce, 3349–3350
- Teachers
  - Collective bargaining
    - Status, 7527–7529, 7685–7686
    - Wage offer, 7557
- Trade
  - International, offices, expenditure limits, accountability, 1203–1204
  - Interprovincial agreement (TILMA), Alberta and British Columbia, 988–991
  - Interprovincial agreement, Western provinces, 5106–5107, 5175–5176
  - New West Partnership Trade Agreement, 5335–5336
  - Western Economic Partnership Agreement, details, 3854–3856
- Tributes
  - Blakeney, Allan Emrys, former premier, member's statement, 7296–7297
  - Boyes, Justin Garrett, Lieutenant, Saskatoon, member's statement, 3318
- Unemployment
  - Increase, possible, 2329
  - Layoffs, recent, 2605
  - Layoffs, recent, assistance, 3001–3002
- Uranium
  - Foreign investment, 5932–5933, 5971
- Uranium Development Partnership
  - Mandate, 2609
- Women
  - Abuse, domestic abuse outreach program, funding, 4471
Weekes, Mr. Randy (Saskatchewan Party, Biggar)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 179–182
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1570–1571
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 3364–3366
- Administrative professionals
  - Administrative Professionals Day
    - (April 23, 2008), member's statement, 1062
- Agriculture
  - Agricultural Safety Week in Saskatchewan
    - (March 14-20, 2010), member's statement, 4228
- Agriculture Ministry
  - Estimates (2008-9), main, E149–151
- Ancient Order of Melchizedeq, Inc. Act (No. 903), B14–15
- Barley
  - Grower, Jeff Wheaton, recognition, Elite Barley Canadian malting barley grower program, member's statement, 6867
- Basketball
  - Biggar Central 2000 senior girls' team, achievements, member's statement, 6731
  - Borden High School boys' basketball team, traffic accident deaths, condolences and sympathies, member's statement, 98
- Budget (2009-10)
  - Cuts, mid-year, condemnation of government's financial management, moved (Atkinson), 3831–3832
  - Cuts, mid-year, condemnation of government's financial management, moved (Atkinson); questions and comments, 3839–3840
- Business Statutes Administration Transfer Consequential Amendments Act, 2010 (No. 142)
  - Report without amendment, moved (Weekes), C878
- Cancer
  - Colorectal
    - Awareness Month in Canada (March 2011), member's statement, 6972
- Catholic Church
  - Bishop Donald Bolen, ordination (March 25, 2010), member's statement, 4515
  - St. Gabriel the Archangel Parish, Biggar, 100th anniversary celebration (August 1-2, 2009), member's statement, 3850–3851
- Chief Electoral Office
  - Annual report (2007-8), H36–37
- Cities and towns
  - Berlin, Germany, fall of Berlin Wall, 20th anniversary (November 9, 2009), member's statement, 3489
- Cross-country running
  - 2A provincial championship (October 16, 2010), Biggar Blazing Saints, champions, member's statement, 6373
- Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Reports
    - Third, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Weekes), C82
    - Fifth, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Weekes), C122
    - Sixth, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Weekes), C124
    - Eighth, be adopted as amended and presented to Assembly, moved (Weekes), C569
    - Eleventh, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Weekes), C978
- Crown corporations
  - Viability, strength, and delivery of lowest cost service to Saskatchewan, moved (Trew), 1786–1788
  - Viability, strength, and delivery of lowest cost service to Saskatchewan, moved (Trew); questions and comments, 1789
- Deafness
  - Speech and Hearing Awareness Month (May 2010), member's statement, 5505
- Economy
  - Status, member's statement, 6137
- Economy, growth
  - Benefits to families, moved (Duncan), 304–305
  - Benefits to families, moved (Duncan); questions and comments, 311
- Election Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 59)
  - Report without amendment, moved (Weekes), H22
- Elections
  - Provincial and municipal, photo identification legislation, support, moved (D'Autremont); questions and comments, 6780
- Energy
  - Future needs, comprehensive study and public consultation, moved (Furber); questions and comments, 2841
- Energy, inquiry, Saskatchewan requirements
  - Planning session, C212–215, C217–220, C222
  - Public hearing
    - Presentations
      - Alliance Pipeline, presenters Tony Straquadine and Tim Dacey, C793–794
      - Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., presenter Ron Oberth, C384–385
      - Cameco Corporation and Areva Resources Canada, presenters David Neuburger and Jim Corman, C636
      - Canada Wind Energy Association, presenter David Huggill, C375
      - Canadian Nuclear Society, Saskatchewan Branch, presenter Walter Keyes, C661–662
      - City of Yorkton and Agmar International Marketing Inc., presenters David Putz and Judie Dyck, C692
      - Clean Green Regina, presenters Elaine Grass, Cathy Gibson, Sylvie Roy, C770, C772
      - Coalition for a Clean Green Saskatchewan, presenter David Geary, C399
      - Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada, presenters Wendy Sol and Dan Bailey, C752
      - Council of Canadians, presenter Don Mitchell, C286–287
      - Council of Canadians, Prince Albert Chapter, presenter Rick Sawa, C353, C355
      - Council of Canadians, Regina Chapter, presenter Jim Elliott, C737
      - EnCana Corporation, presenters Eric Marsh and Wayne Geis, C761, C764
      - Estevan & District Board of Tourism, Trade and Commerce et al., presenters Michel Cyrenne, Rodney Beatty, Kelly Lafrentz, Gary St. Onge, C701–702
      - Finley, Sandra, presenter, C346–347
      - Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce, presenters Kent Smith-Windsor and Jamie McIntyre, C672
      - Green Party of Saskatchewan, presenter Larissa Shasko, C319–320
      - International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, presenter Neil Collins, C807
      - Jensen, Jack, presenter, C618
      - Lawson Environmental Services, presenter Dennis Lawson, C800
      - Low Energy Design Ltd., presenter Mark Bigland-Pritchard, C369
      - Meadow Lake Tribal Council Resource Development Inc., presenter Ben Voss, C643–644
      - NuCoal Energy Corp., presenter Alan Cruikshank, C273
      - Patmore, Shirley and John Patmore, presenters, C604
      - Pembina Institute, presenter Tim Weis, C311–312
      - Penna, James, presenter, C335–336
      - Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation, presenter Harvey Nataweyes, C428–429
      - Priest, Daron, presenter, C610–611
      - Regional Centre of Expertise on Education for Sustainable Development, presenters Tanya Dahms, Katherine Arbuthnott, Vic Ellis, C778, C781
      - Renewable Power, the Intelligent Choice, presenter John Thornton, C625
      - Renewable Power, the Intelligent Choice, presenter Steve Lawrence, C341
      - Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce, presenter Steve McLellan, C492
      - Saskatchewan Environmental Society, presenter Peter Prebble, C360
      - Saskatchewan Power Corporation, Garner Mitchell and colleagues, C815–816, C822–823
      - Saskatchewan Power Corporation, Pat Youzwa and colleagues, C251–254, C498–499, C501
      - Save Our Saskatchewan, presenter Aaron Hougham, C327–328
      - Vision of Earth, presenters Mark Cazakoff, Ben Harack, Kyle Laskowski, C710–711
- Federal government
  - Budget, Saskatchewan needs ignored and provincial failure to obtain fair treatment, moved (Calvert), 2165–2166
  - Budget, Saskatchewan needs ignored and provincial failure to obtain fair treatment, moved (Calvert); questions and comments, 2172–2173
- Festivals
  - Eid-al-Adha, Muslim festival, Regina Huda School event (November 27, 2010), member's statement, 6282
- Financial Administration Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 120)
  - Report without amendment, moved (Weekes), C876
- Football
  - Saskatchewan Roughriders
    - Centennial (2010), member's statement, 5251–5252
- Fundraising
  - Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF campaign (2009), member's statement, 3319
- Government financial management
  - Government mismanagement, moved (Wotherspoon); amendment (Wilson), 6113–6114
  - Government mismanagement, moved (Wotherspoon); amendment (Wilson); questions and comments, 6120
- Graduates
  - Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology, silver ring ceremony (April 12, 2008), member's statement, 1143–1144
- H1N1 influenza virus
  - Immunization delivery, health care officials and providers, commendation, moved (Ross); questions and comments, 3724–3725
- Health care services
  - Rural, commendation, moved (Weekes), 4325–4327
  - Rural, commendation, moved (Weekes); questions and comments, 4335
- Hockey
  - Delisle Chiefs, home opener game dedicated to Rak family, member's statement, 1557
- Horses
  - Equine Welfare Award, member for Lloydminster [Tim McMillan], recipient, member's statement, 4641
- House Services Committee
  - Reports
    - Eleventh, adoption and presentation to Assembly, moved (Weekes), H64
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 2) (No. 58)
  - Report without amendment, moved (Weekes), C98
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 35)
  - Report without amendment, moved (Weekes), C72
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 87)
  - Report without amendment, moved (Weekes), C193
- Infrastructure
  - Investment in and ensure sustained growth, moved (Weekes), 809–815
- Knights of Columbus
  - Biggar, Blast from the Past fundraising event (November 27, 2010), member's statement, 6438
  - Saskatchewan, State Council Meeting, Saskatoon (April 17-19, 2009), member's statement, 2867
- Land Titles Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 57)
  - Report without amendment, moved (Weekes), C152
- Legislative Library
  - Annual report (2007-8), H41
- Mining industry
  - Palo mine, near Landis, 10-year agreement, Otish Energy and Zeox Corporation, member's statement, 1797
- Municipalities
  - Rural municipality of Reford, Martin Glackin, long service recognition, member's statement, 3575
- Olympics
  - And Paralympics (2008), Beijing, China, Saskatchewan members of Team Canada, member's statement, 1656
- Perdue Housing Authority
  - Board member, Blanche Weir, retirement, member's statement, 7666
- Points of order [Session 1]
  - Members
    - Eating habits, inappropriate, 919
- Points of order [Session 4]
  - Language
    - Indirect implications not allowed, 6776
- Provincial disaster assistance program
  - Summer (2010) assistance response, recognition, and enhancement of provincial disaster assistance program, moved (Ottenbreit), 7414–7415
- Public Service Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 18)
  - Report without amendment, moved (Weekes), C77
- Public welfare
  - Government financial support, recognition, moved (Eagles); questions and comments, 3967
- Religious facilities
  - Seventh-day Adventist Church Community Centre and Chapel, Biggar, grand opening (March 2008), member's statement, 1242
- Remembrance Day
  - Member's statement, 1608
- Rent control
  - Implementation, moved (Higgins), 7160–7161
  - Implementation, moved (Higgins); questions and comments, 7165–7166
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
  - Year (2010), member's statement, 5930
- Royalties
  - Potash, rate review, moved (Furber), 6635–6636
  - Potash, rate review, moved (Furber); questions and comments, 6636
  - Rates, increase, condemnation, moved (Stewart); questions and comments, 7284, 7286
- Rural Saskatchewan
  - Infrastructure and roads, government efforts, recognition, moved (Brkich); questions and comments, 6237
- Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2008) v.3, ch.16, recommendations, C113
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2007) v.1, ch.11, recommendations, C104
- SaskEnergy Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 105)
  - Report without amendment, moved (Weekes), C962
- SaskWater
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2006) v.1, ch.12, recommendations, C109
- Schools
  - Landis School, retention of open status, member's statement, 2196
- Senate Nominee Election Act (No. 60)
  - Report without amendment, moved (Weekes), H27
- St. Patrick's Day
  - Recognition (2011), member's statement, 6764
- Students
  - Julianna Tan, W. Garfield Weston Loran Award scholarship recipient, member's statement, 7303
- Surgery
  - Waiting times
    - Reduction strategy, collaboration with Surgicentre and Omni medical centre, recognition, moved (Weekes), 6480–6482
    - Reduction strategy, collaboration with Surgicentre and Omni medical centre, recognition, moved (Weekes); questions and comments, 6490
- Theatre
  - Globe Theatre, Regina, artistic director, Ruth Smillie, 10th anniversary (2008), member's statement, 596
- Traffic Safety (Drivers' Licences and Hand-held Electronic Communications Equipment) Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 116)
  - Report without amendment, moved (Weekes), C536
- Traffic Safety (Licensing Provisions) Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 83)
  - Division of Bill No. 72 into No. 82 Traffic Safety (Volunteer Firefighters) Amendment Act and No. 83 Traffic Safety (Licencing Provisions) Amendment Act, C123–124
- Traffic Safety (Volunteer Firefighters) Amendment Act (No. 82)
  - Division of Bill No. 72 into No. 82 Traffic Safety (Volunteer Firefighters) Amendment Act and No. 83 Traffic Safety (Licensing Provisions) Amendment Act, C123–124
  - Report without amendment, moved (Weekes), C125
- Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 72)
  - Division of Bill into No. 82 Traffic Safety (Volunteer Firefighters) Amendment Act and No. 83 Traffic Safety (Licencing Provisions) Amendment Act, C123–124
- Tributes
  - Macaroff, Ruby, Biggar, murdered (February 17, 2009), member's statement, 2131
- Unemployment
  - Rate
    - Lowest in Canada, member's statement, 4167
- Vital Statistics Consequential Amendments Act, 2008 (No. 55)
  - Report without amendment, moved (Weekes), C205
- Volunteers
  - National Volunteer Week
    - (April 19-25, 2009), member's statement, 2775
- Whistleblower Protection Act (No. 609)
  - Second reading, 3970
Wilson, Ms. Nadine (Saskatchewan Party, Saskatchewan Rivers)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 50–52
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1414–1416
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 3273–3276
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 5896–5898
- Agri-Food Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 97)
  - Report without amendment, moved (Wilson), E461
- Agriculture Ministry
  - Estimates (2008-9), main, E155–156
- Ancient Order of Melchizedeq, Inc. Act (No. 903), B9
  - Petition, B5
    - Allow petition to proceed, moved (Wilson), B6
  - Second reading, 2655
- Animal Protection Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 148), E695–696
- Autism
  - Autism Resource Centre, Regina, summer program, member's statement, 7091
  - Member's statement, 3545–3546
  - Spectrum disorder strategy, comprehensive, establish, moved (Junor), 3563–3564
  - Spectrum disorder strategy, comprehensive, establish, moved (Junor); questions and comments, 3565
- Bethany College Amendment Act, 2011 (No. 906)
  - Report without amendment, 7369
- Birthdays
  - Mike Doyle, Garrick, 90th birthday, member's statement, 69
- Budget (2008, March 19)
  - Speakers, 441–443
- Budget (2009, March 18)
  - Speakers, 2517–2519
- Budget (2011, March 23)
  - Speakers, 6950–6952
- Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
  - Champions of change competition, Welde Yemane of Saskatoon, finalist, member's statement, 6105
- Canadian Red Cross
  - Red Cross Month
    - (March 2010), member's statement, 4102
- Cancer
  - Breast
    - Breast Cancer Awareness Month (October 2008), member's statement, 1401
    - Breast Cancer Awareness Month (October 2010), member's statement, 5680–5681
    - Fundraising, Breast Friends organization, cookbooks, recognition, member's statement, 6437–6438
    - Symbolic pink ribbon, member's statement, 3286
- Chambers of commerce
  - Prince Albert, Sam McLeod Business Awards, Barry Dutchak recipient of Legacy Award, member's statement, 2776
- Children
  - Green Ribbon of Hope campaign, Missing Children's Month in Saskatchewan (May 2011), member's statement, 7600
  - Haitian, adopted, official welcome by Premier, member's statement, 4916–4917
  - National Kids Help Phone Week (April 26 - May 2, 2010), member's statement, 5175
  - Regina Early Learning Centre, capital campaign, member's statement, 1625
- Discrimination and racism
  - International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
    - (March 21, 2011), member's statement, 6790–6791
- Easter
  - Observance, member's statement, 4674
- Economy, growth
  - Member's statement, 3132
- Education
  - International Education Week (November 15-19, 2010), member's statement, 6056
- Elections
  - Provincial and municipal, photo identification legislation, support, moved (D'Autremont); questions and comments, 6781
- Elections, provincial
  - Anniversary (November 7, 2009), Saskatchewan Party success, member's statement, 3489–3490
- Enterprise Saskatchewan Act (No. 2)
  - Report without amendment, moved (Wilson), E224
- Entrepreneurs
  - Women Entrepreneurs Week in Saskatchewan
    - (May 4-10, 2009), member's statement, 2999
- Fishing
  - Big River ice fishing derby and Big River Shiver polar bear swim (2010), member's statement, 4467
- Floods
  - Rural municipality of Paddockwood, member's statement, 1033
- Forest fires
  - Rural municipality of Buckland, emergency status (May 17, 2010), member's statement, 5630
- Forest Resources Management Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 123)
  - Report with amendment, moved (Wilson), E532
- Furniture
  - Podium for wheelchair occupants, member's statement, 3791
- Girl Guides
  - Centennial (2010), celebrations, member's statement, 6311–6312
- Government
  - Trust of citizens broken by government actions, condemnation, moved (Broten); questions and comments, 5275
  - Vision, lack of in forestry, and breaking promises to rural Saskatchewan, moved (Atkinson); questions and comments, 1991
- Government financial management
  - Financial statements, accounting standards and reporting actual debt, moved (Wotherspoon), 7407–7408
  - Financial statements, accounting standards and reporting actual debt, moved (Wotherspoon); questions and comments, 7411–7413
  - Government mismanagement, moved (Wotherspoon); amendment (Wilson), 6116–6117
  - Government mismanagement, moved (Wotherspoon); amendment (Wilson); questions and comments, 6120
- H1N1 influenza virus
  - Immunization delivery, health care officials and providers, commendation, moved (Ross); questions and comments, 3724
- Harassment
  - Sexual
    - Public service, Murdoch Carriere case, member's statement, 1499, 1559
    - Public service, Murdoch Carriere, apology to victims, member's statement, 1769
- Health care
  - Funding, medical personnel and long-term care facilities, moved (Junor); questions and comments, 6362
- Health care services
  - Rural, commendation, moved (Weekes); questions and comments, 4335
  - Rural, government abandonment, moved (Junor); questions and comments, 4150
  - Third party delivery options, recognition, moved (Eagles), 7535–7536
  - Third party delivery options, recognition, moved (Eagles); questions and comments, 7541
- Honours and awards
  - Saskatchewan Protective Services Medal, presentation, Prince Albert (March 2010), member's statement, 4348
- Hunting, Fishing and Trapping Heritage Act (No. 117)
  - Report without amendment, moved (Wilson), E500
- International Women's Day
  - (March 8, 2008), Prince Albert, member's statement, 222
- Labour force
  - Tradespeople, Focus on Women trade show, Prince Albert (March 15, 2008), member's statement, 371–372
- Labour-sponsored Venture Capital Corporations Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 84)
  - Report without amendment, moved (Wilson), E432
- Litter Control Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 144)
  - Report without amendment, moved (Wilson), E828
- Mental health
  - National Mental Health Week
    - (May 3-9, 2010), member's statement, 5393
- Mother's Day
  - (May 9, 2010), member's statement, 5405
  - (May 8, 2011), member's statement, 7526–7527
- Multiple sclerosis
  - Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month (May 2010), member's statement, 5472
- Occupational health and safety
  - Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire, New York (March 25, 1911), impact, member's statement, 6912
- Points of order [committees]
  - Estimates
    - Agriculture, questions relating to Canadian Wheat Board, E763, E764
- Potash industry
  - And oil industry, renationalization, opposition to, moved (Chisholm), 2748–2750
- Private Bills Committee
  - Reports
    - Second, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Wilson), B3
    - Seventh, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Wilson), B22
    - Eighth, moved (Wilson) for concurrence, 6088
    - Ninth, moved (Wilson) for concurrence, 6175
    - Tenth, moved (Wilson) for concurrence, 6979
    - Eleventh, moved (Wilson) for concurrence, 7369
- Property tax, education tax
  - Reform, member's statement, 1737
- Public safety
  - Emergency Telecommunicators Week in Saskatchewan (April 11-17, 2011), member's statement, 7209–7210
- Rent control
  - Implementation, moved (Higgins); questions and comments, 7166
- Rural Saskatchewan
  - Government support, moved (Bradshaw); questions and comments, 2929
- Saskatchewan 4-H
  - Annual recognition banquet, Saskatoon (March 2009), member's statement, 2592
- Saskatchewan Archaeological Society
  - Member's statement, 4995
- Saskatchewan Research Council
  - Estimates (2010-11), main, E556
- Sisters of the Presentation Act, 2010 (No. 905)
  - Report without amendment, 6175
- Sled dog racing
  - Canadian Oval Sled Dog Championship Derby, 13th annual, Candle Lake, member's statement, 2327–2328
- Social Workers Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 19)
  - Report without amendment, moved (Wilson), E171
- Stephen and Michelene Worobetz Foundation Amendment Act (No. 902)
  - Petition
    - Allow petition to proceed, moved (Wilson), B6
- Student housing
  - SIAST Woodland Campus, Prince Albert, member's statement, 1796
- Surgery
  - Waiting times
    - Reduction strategy, collaboration with Surgicentre and Omni medical centre, recognition, moved (Weekes); questions and comments, 6490
- Tourism
  - Saskatchewan Tourism Awards of Excellence gala, Regina (March 23, 2009), member's statement, 2464
  - Saskatchewan Tourism Awards of Excellence gala, Saskatoon (March 15, 2010), member's statement, 4287
- Volunteers
  - International Volunteer Day (December 5, 2010), member's statement, 6372–6373
  - Lakeland Citizen of the Year (2009), Peggy Stevenson, member's statement, 2868
  - Lakeland Citizens of the Year (2008), Don and Florence Dugan, recipients, member's statement, 341
- Wedding anniversaries
  - Hugh and Audrey King, Smeaton, 60th wedding anniversary, member's statement, 69
- Women
  - Dress for Success Regina, suit drive (April 24, 2008), member's statement, 1063
  - National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women (December 6, 2008), member's statement, 1974
  - Prince Albert Hall of Fame, Donna Strauss, inductee (2009), member's statement, 2184–2185
  - Rural Women's Month in Saskatchewan
    - (March 2009), member's statement, 2004
    - (March 2011), member's statement, 6546–6547
  - Women's History Month (October 2008), member's statement, 1370
Wotherspoon, Mr. Trent (NDP, Regina Rosemont)
- Active Families Benefit Act (No. 33), N158–161
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 122–126
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1357–1360
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 3366–3372
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 5881–5892
- Advanced Education, Employment and Labour Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2009) v.3, ch.2, P345
- Agriculture Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2009) v.3, ch.3, P419–420
    - (2010) v.1, ch.3, P578
    - (2010) v.2, ch.3, P580
- Ancient Order of Melchizedeq, Inc. Act (No. 903)
  - Petition, B5–6
- Arts and culture
  - Indian Night (2010), Regina, member's statement, 6373
- Autism
  - Children, early childhood intervention programs (ECIPs), funding, ministerial statement (Krawetz), 299
- Automobiles
  - Licence plates, official Saskatchewan Roughrider plates, ministerial statement (Draude), 5433
- Basketball
  - Luther High School, Regina senior boys' city champions, member's statement, 5538
  - Luther Invitational Tournament, Regina, member's statement, 321
- Budget (2008, March 19)
  - Speakers, 518–523
- Budget (2009-10)
  - Cuts, mid-year, condemnation of government's financial management, moved (Atkinson), 3832–3834
  - Cuts, mid-year, condemnation of government's financial management, moved (Atkinson); questions and comments, 3839–3840
  - Projections, member's statement, 4230
  - Projections, potash revenues and mid-year report, 3678–3679
  - Projections, potash revenues and world economy, 3137
- Budget (2009, March 18)
  - Speakers, 2547–2549
- Budget (2010-11)
  - Balanced, responsible, forward-looking to ensure continued economic growth, moved (Elhard), 4977–4979
  - Balanced, responsible, forward-looking to ensure continued economic growth, moved (Elhard); questions and comments, 4985
  - Concerns, 4233–4234, 4323–4325
  - Forecasts, 4468
  - Forecasts, health, education, forest fires, General Revenue Fund, 4518–4519
  - Planning and preparation, 4170–4171
- Budget (2010, March 24)
  - Speakers, 4654–4660
- Budget (2011-12)
  - Concerns, 6888–6889
- Budget (2011, March 23)
  - Moved (Krawetz) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government; amendment (Wotherspoon), 6895
  - Speakers, 6879–6880, 6890–6895
- Cabinet ministers
  - Commentary, member's statement, 3949
  - Education [Krawetz], withdraw statement perceived to attack minister's character, member's statement, 1250
  - Efficiency measures, critique, member's statement, 5404
  - Finance minister [Gantefoer] and Municipal Affairs minister [Harrison], Municipal Financing Corporation of Saskatchewan budget, member's statement, 3821
- Cattle industry
  - Grazing, provincial parkland, 7271–7272
- Child care, spaces
  - Additional (by 2011), petition, 290, 319
  - Additional, and funding for infrastructure, petition, 1498, 1960, 2130, 2196
  - Inadequate access, member's statement, 1339
- Children
  - Regina Early Learning Centre, capital campaign, member's statement, 1861
- Christmas
  - Unions of Regina Christmas Dinner (December 22, 2008), member's statement, 2004
  - Unions of Regina Christmas dinner (December 22, 2009), member's statement, 4102
- Cities Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 108)
  - Second reading, 4011–4015
- Community associations
  - McNab Community Association, Regina, recognition, member's statement, 3489
  - Regina Rosemont Mount Royal Community Association, contributions, recognition, member's statement, 371
- Corrections, Public Safety and Policing Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2009) v.1, ch.3, P321, P324, P326
    - (2010) v.1, ch.4 and v.2, ch.4, P571, P573, P575
- Credit Union Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 2) (No. 101)
  - Second reading, 4007–4010
- Crown corporations
  - Equity stripping, 3614–3615
  - Financial management, 6973–6974
- Curling
  - Scotties Tournament of Hearts (2011), Team Saskatchewan, champions, member's statement, 6501
  - World Women's Curling Championship, Denmark (2011), Team Canada successes, member's statement, 6972–6973
- Disabled and handicapped persons
  - Regina and District Association for Community Living
    - Spring Fling fundraising event (April 2011), member's statement, 7303
- Discrimination and racism
  - Breaking the Silence Conference, 12th annual, Saskatoon, member's statement, 2275–2276
- Distance education
  - Technology supported learning program, transfer to school divisions, 1010–1011
- Economy, 5999–6000
  - Economic policy, member's statement, 6201–6202
  - Global recession, impact and recovery in Saskatchewan, 3493–3495
  - Status, 5258–5259
- Economy, growth
  - Benefits to families, moved (Duncan), 305–307
  - Benefits to families, moved (Duncan); questions and comments, 310–311
- Education
  - Funding, 1201
  - Saskatchewan Education Week (26 October - 1 November, 2008), member's statement, 1369–1370
  - Saskatchewan-Chernivtsi Oblast, Ukraine, memorandum of intent, renewal, ministerial statement (Krawetz), 1409
- Education Act
  - Changes, consultation, Saskatchewan Association for Community Living, 1147–1148, 1189–1190
- Education Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 2) (No. 67), U628–632
  - Second reading, 2088–2090
- Education Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 29), N137–145, N148
  - Second reading, 1076–1081
- Education Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 2) (No. 79), U634–635
  - Second reading, 2717–2719
- Education Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 3) (No. 89), U709–721
  - Second reading, 2809–2811
- Education Ministry
  - Estimates (2007-8, March 2008), supplementary, U30–33
  - Estimates (2008-9), main, U102–103, U108, U111–115, U181–187, U190
  - Estimates (2008-9, November 2008), supplementary, U418, U421–428
  - Estimates (2008-9, March 2009, No. 2), supplementary, U516–518
  - Estimates (2008-9, March 2009), supplementary, U481–488
  - Estimates (2009-10), main, U520–527, U529, U587–597, U612–627, U686–689
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2009) v.3, ch.4, P349
    - (2010) v.1 and v.2, ch.5 respectively, P480
- Education, programs
  - Pre-kindergarten
    - Availability, 3014–3015
- Election Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 161)
  - Second reading, 6755–6759, 7194–7200
- Elections
  - Provincial and municipal, photo identification legislation, support, moved (D'Autremont); questions and comments, 6780–6781
- Electricity
  - Rates and supply, 3323–3325
- Energy, inquiry, Saskatchewan requirements
  - Planning session, C212–215, C218, C221
  - Public hearing
    - Introductory remarks, C269
    - Presentations
      - Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., presenter Ron Oberth, C388
      - Canada Wind Energy Association, presenter David Huggill, C375
      - CCG Trade & Development Corporation, presenter Dave Kutcher, C303
      - Coalition for a Clean Green Saskatchewan, presenter David Geary, C399–400
      - Council of Canadians, presenter Don Mitchell, C289–290
      - Council of Canadians, Prince Albert Chapter, presenter Rick Sawa, C353–354
      - Elliot, Dave, presenter, C422–423
      - Estevan & District Board of Tourism, Trade and Commerce et al., presenters Michel Cyrenne, Rodney Beatty, Kelly Lafrentz, Gary St. Onge, C700–701
      - Helix Geological Consulting, presenter Brian Brunskill, C293–294
      - Holtslander, Cathy, presenter, C395
      - Kelln Solar, presenter Ken Kelln, C462–463
      - Low Energy Design Ltd., presenter Mark Bigland-Pritchard, C368–369
      - Meadow Lake Tribal Council Resource Development Inc., presenter Ben Voss, C418–419
      - North Saskatchewan River Environmental Society, presenter Gil Pedersen, C472–473
      - NuCoal Energy Corp., presenter Alan Cruikshank, C273
      - Pembina Institute, presenter Tim Weis, C312–313
      - Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation, presenter Harvey Nataweyes, C429–430
      - Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities, presenter David Marit, C455–456
      - Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce, presenter Steve McLellan, C496–497
      - Saskatchewan Environmental Society, presenter Peter Prebble, C363–364
      - Saskatchewan Mining Association, presenters Pam Schwann and Steve Fortney, C440–441
      - Saskatchewan Power Corporation, Pat Youzwa and colleagues, C264–268, C505–507, C522–523
      - Save Our Saskatchewan, presenter Aaron Hougham, C332
      - Solar Outpost Inc., presenter David Anderson, C407–408
      - Wilson, Malcolm, presenter, C477–479
      - Zawalski, Wade, presenter, C450–451
- Enforcement of Money Judgments Act (No. 129)
  - Second reading, 4940–4946
- Environment
  - Conservation education, curriculum materials, 2713
- Environment Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2009) v.3, ch.6, P395
- Environmental Assessment Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 122)
  - Second reading, 4739–4742
- Executive Council
  - Estimates (2007-8, March), supplementary, 365
  - Estimates (2008-9), main, 1229–1230
  - Estimates (2009-10), main, 3063–3064
- Families
  - Rosemont/Mount Royal Family Fun Day (February 6, 2010), member's statement, 4825
- Finance Ministry
  - Efficiency secretariat, 3772–3773
  - Estimates (2010-11), main, C857–863, C881–895
  - Estimates (2011-12), main, C1009–1024, C1026–1027
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2009) v.1, ch.5, P304
    - (2009) v.3, ch.7, P414
    - (2010) v.1, ch.8, P523, P525–527
- Financial Administration Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 120), C875–876
- Financial Administration Amendment Act, 2011 (No. 628)
  - First reading, 7627–7628
- First Nations and Métis Relations Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2009) v.3, ch.8, P392
- Food banks
  - Regina & District Food Bank
    - Village Market grocery store, member's statement, 4640–4641
- Football
  - Saskatchewan High School Athletic Association, nine-man provincial championship (2009), Lumsden, member's statement, 3674
  - Saskatchewan Roughriders
    - Western Division champions (2010), member's statement, 5995
- Foster home care
  - Funding, RM of Prince Albert, 6411–6412
- Fundraising
  - Fantasy Food Charity Gala event, Regina (March 29, 2008), member's statement, 567–568
  - United Way
    - Regina, Spirit Awards luncheon (2008), member's statement, 2068
- Government
  - Critique, member's statement, 5551, 5657
  - Vision, lack of in forestry, and breaking promises to rural Saskatchewan, moved (Atkinson), 1986–1987
  - Vision, lack of in forestry, and breaking promises to rural Saskatchewan, moved (Atkinson); questions and comments, 1991–1992
- Government expenditures, 4488–4489
- Government expenditures, debt, 6347–6348
  - Member's statement, 6249
- Government financial management, 3550–3552, 3580–3581, 5396–5397, 5661–5662, 5685–5687, 6222–6223
  - Accounting practices, 4678–4679, 7625–7627
  - Accounting standards, change to generally accepted accounting principles for GRF's financial statements, moved (Wotherspoon), P523, P525–527
  - Critique, member's statement, 6471
  - Deficit, 3709–3711
  - Financial mismanagement, non-confidence motion, moved (Wotherspoon), 3478–3485
  - Financial statements, accounting standards and reporting actual debt, moved (Wotherspoon), 7402–7404
  - Financial statements, accounting standards and reporting actual debt, moved (Wotherspoon); questions and comments, 7411–7412
  - Government mismanagement, moved (Wotherspoon); amendment (Wilson), 6110–6113
  - Government mismanagement, moved (Wotherspoon); amendment (Wilson); questions and comments, 6120–6121
  - Member's statement, 4467, 6344–6345
  - Resource revenues, member's statement, 5870
  - Responsibility and prudence, petition, 3132, 3161, 3224–3225, 3286, 3318, 3344–3345, 3408, 3435, 3456, 3488–3489, 3520, 3545, 3574, 3608–3609, 3673, 3707, 3767, 3790, 3820, 3849, 3884, 3916–3917, 3947, 3976, 4040, 4101, 4133, 4165, 4227, 4286–4287, 4317, 4347, 4405, 4465, 4483–4484, 4515, 4576, 4638, 4701, 4759, 4823, 4852, 4882, 4916, 4951, 4962–4963, 5102–5103, 5173, 5251, 5296, 5331, 5391, 5403, 5425–5426, 5471, 5504, 5536, 5549, 5609–5610, 5629, 5655, 5680, 5766, 5823, 5842, 5868, 5930, 5968–5969, 5994–5995, 6055, 6080, 6103, 6135, 6200, 6219–6220, 6248, 6280, 6310–6311, 6342, 6371, 6407, 6437, 6470, 6499–6500, 6545, 6590–6591, 6619, 6650, 6692, 6730, 6762, 6790, 6835–6836, 6866, 6882, 6911–6912, 6971, 7036–7037, 7066, 7090–7091, 7103, 7114, 7146, 7178, 7237, 7267–7268, 7301–7302, 7330–7331, 7361, 7395, 7418, 7450–7451, 7498, 7525, 7552–7553, 7565, 7599, 7620–7621, 7635–7636, 7650, 7666, 7683
  - Revenue projections, federal and provincial, member's statement, 4134
- Government Services Ministry
  - Estimates (2010-11), main, C853–854
- Graduates
  - Master's and Ph.D. graduate students, financial support, 2882–2883
- Growth and Financial Security Fund
  - Depletion, 3615
- Harmonized sales tax
  - Member's statement, 4516
- Health facilities
  - Capital projects, funding changes, 3853
- Health Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2009) v.3, ch.10, P362
    - (2010) v.1, ch.6, P447, P449, P452
    - (2010) v.2, ch.11, P458–461, P467, P471
- High schools
  - Martin Collegiate, Regina
    - Bricks and Mortar program, member's statement, 100
    - Cultural Community Celebration Day (May 13, 2011), member's statement, 7651
- Highways and Infrastructure Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2009) v.3, ch.11, P341
    - (2010) v.1, ch.7, P437–438
- Hockey
  - Ehrlo Outdoor Hockey League, Regina, member's statement, 3013
  - Outdoor Hockey League, Regina, 15th anniversary celebration, member's statement, 788–789
  - Outdoor Hockey League, Regina, member's statement, 6763
- Honours and awards
  - Duke of Edinburgh Awards (November 15, 2008), member's statement, 1736
- Housing, affordable
  - Funding
    - Concerns, 7105–7106
- Hunting, Fishing and Trapping Heritage Act (No. 117)
  - Second reading, 4214–4221
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 149)
  - Second reading, 7139
- Independent Budget Officer Act (No. 629)
  - First reading, 7628
- Information Technology Office
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2009) v.1, ch.7, P277–278, P280
    - (2009) v.3, ch.12, P383
- Innovation Saskatchewan Act (No. 71)
  - Second reading, 2019–2020
- Justice and Attorney General
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2010) v.2, ch.14, P569
- Labour legislation
  - Public service essential services, designation of workers, 1164
- Legislative Assembly
  - Hours of sitting
    - Assembly and standing committees, varied on interim basis, first session, moved (Gantefoer); amendment (Yates), 775–778
  - Sittings, Assembly and standing committees, varied on interim basis for remainder of third session, 26th legislature, moved (Harrison); amendment (Taylor); further amendment (D'Autremont), 5049–5052
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Government members, actions, critique, member's statement, 5252
- Literacy
  - Canwest Canspell Leader-Post Spelling Bee (2009), member's statement, 3027
  - Canwest Canspell Leader-Post Spelling Bee (2010), member's statement, 4318
  - Funding, 666
  - Mayor's Mega-minute Reading Challenge, Regina, Walker Elementary School event, member's statement, 935
  - Pan-Canadian literacy forum, Saskatchewan government participation, ministerial statement (Krawetz), 797–798
- Litter Control Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 144)
  - Second reading, 6335–6340
- Local Government Election Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 162)
  - Second reading, 6423–6427
- Long-term care facilities, Saskatoon
  - Amicus deal, loan guarantee, 6059–6060, 6086–6087, 6348
- Low-income people
  - Financial status, 6736–6737
- Management and Reduction of Greenhouse Gases Act (No. 126)
  - Second reading, 5198–5205
- Milk Control Board
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2009) v.1, ch.2, P299
- Minimum wage
  - Indexing, petition, 2210
- Ministerial statements [Session 1]
  - Autism
    - Children, early childhood intervention programs (ECIPs), funding (Krawetz), 299
  - Literacy
    - Pan-Canadian literacy forum, Saskatchewan government participation (Krawetz), 797–798
  - Schools, capital funding and projects
    - Projects, upgrades and renewals (Krawetz), 1305
- Ministerial statements [Session 2]
  - Education
    - Saskatchewan-Chernivtsi Oblast, Ukraine, memorandum of intent, renewal (Krawetz), 1409
  - Public libraries
    - Single integrated library system (SILS) and school technology infrastructure, funding (Krawetz), 1376
  - Schools, capital funding and projects
    - Projects, upgrades and renewals, funding (Krawetz), 2191
- Ministerial statements [Session 3]
  - Automobiles,
    - Licence plates, official Saskatchewan Roughrider plates (Draude), 5433
  - Wind power
    - Development, new programs, SaskPower (Boyd), 3293–3294
- Ministerial statements [Session 4]
  - Saskatchewan Pension Plan
    - Changes (Krawetz), 6415–6416
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Education Property Tax) Repeal and Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 90), U722
  - Second reading, 2812–2813
- Municipal Affairs Ministry
  - Estimates (2008-9), main, N152–153
- Municipal Financing Corporation Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 98), C867
- Municipal Financing Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Budget, over expenditure, 3792–3793
  - Estimates (2009-10, November 2009), supplementary, statutory, lending and investing activities, C539–542, C546–548, C554–558, C563–564, C566–567
- Music
  - Heart of the City piano program, Regina, Christmas recital, member's statement, 2132
  - Heart of the City piano program, Regina, piano donation, member's statement, 2156–2157
- Natural Resources Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 155)
  - Second reading, 6539–6541
- Offenders
  - Granting pardons, member's statement, 4702–4703
- Oil and Gas Conservation Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 157)
  - Second reading, 6296–6300
- Parks, provincial
  - Camping fees, out-of-province visitors, 5542
- Pets
  - Mobile spay and neuter clinic program, Regina, member's statement, 6619
- Points of order [committees]
  - Energy, inquiry, Saskatchewan requirements
    - Public hearing, introduction, comments by Vice-Chair, C224
- Points of order [Session 3]
  - Members
    - Cannot impugn the honour of another member, withdrawal and apology, 4512
- Points of order [Session 4]
  - Members, cannot impugn the honour of another member, 7628
- Politicians
  - Commentary, member's statement, 3918
- Politics
  - Young people, Rock the Vote event, Regina (March 21, 2009), member's statement, 2528–2529
- Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Proposed sale, 5772, 5827–5828
  - Takeover bid by BHP Billiton, federal decision, television appearance, member's statement, 5843–5844
- Poverty
  - Regina Anti-Poverty Ministry, benefit concert (March 14, 2011), member's statement, 7210
- Premier
  - Critique, member's statement, 5332, 5473
- Private Bills Committee
  - Reports
    - Fifth, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Wotherspoon), B16
- Property tax, education tax, 2332–2334
  - Rebate program, 2069
  - Relief, long-term, 1658–1659, 2005–2006, 2361
  - Relief, long-term, member's statement, 2355
  - Relief, long-term, petition, 1400, 1434, 1468, 1556, 1608, 1624, 1828, 1860, 1937, 2002, 2066–2067, 2155, 2182–2183, 2274, 2326–2327, 2354
  - Report (2009) by Legislative Secretary [Reiter] to Minister of Education [Krawetz], 2069–2070
  - Residential, 2377
- Provincial Auditor
  - Appointment of Bonnie Lysyk, moved (Speaker), 6508–6509
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2009) v.2
    - Understanding the finances of the government, P410–412
  - (2009) v.3, ch.19
    - Government accountability, P417
  - (2010) v.2, ch.23
    - Summary-level financial reporting practices, P546–549
- Provincial Capital Commission Office
  - Estimates (2011-12), main, N703–711
- Public Accounts Committee (PAC)
  - Canadian Council of Public Accounts Committees
    - PAC send one opposition member and two government members to annual meeting of CCPAC, (Halifax, NS, August 28-30, 2011), moved (Hart); withdrawal (Hart), P530
  - Reports
    - Second, moved (Wotherspoon) for concurrence, 6508
- Public Interest Disclosure Act (No. 147)
  - Second reading, 6724–6726
- Public libraries
  - Single integrated library system (SILS) and school technology infrastructure, funding
    - Ministerial statement (Krawetz), 1376
- Public Service Commission
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2009) v.1, ch.9, P285–286
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Distance education, technology supported learning program, transfer to school divisions 1010–1011
  - Education Act, changes, consultation, Saskatchewan Association for Community Living 1147–1148, 1189–1190
  - Education, funding 1201
  - Labour legislation
    - Public service essential services, designation of workers, 1164
  - Literacy, funding 666
  - School divisions, funding, increases and decreases 821–822
  - Schools
    - Schools of opportunity and schools of necessity, 938
  - Schools, closures 203, 278, 937–938
    - Government communication with school boards, 261–262
    - Regina, 262, 278
  - Teachers, essential services, legislation 44
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Education, programs, pre-kindergarten, availability 3014–3015
  - Environment, conservation education, curriculum materials 2713
  - Graduates
    - Master's and Ph.D. graduate students, financial support, 2882–2883
  - Property tax
    - Relief, long-term, 1658–1659, 2005–2006, 2361
    - Residential, 2377
  - Property tax, education tax 2332–2334
    - Rebate program, 2069
    - Report (2009) by Legislative Secretary to Minister of Education, 2069–2070
  - School boards, mill rates set by government, Catholic constitutional rights 2568
  - School boards, mill rates set by government, effect 2376–2377, 2567–2568
  - Schools
    - New, construction, funding, 1629–1630
  - Schools, closures
    - Under review, potential closure, 1798–1799
  - Teachers, teacher recruitment and retention initiative, discontinued 2954–2955
  - Telephones, directory, EZ Finder, sale 3106
- Question period [Session 3]
  - Budget (2009-10)
    - Projections, potash revenues and mid-year report, 3678–3679
    - Projections, potash revenues and world economy, 3137
  - Budget (2010-11)
    - Concerns, 4233–4234, 4323–4325
    - Forecasts, 4468
    - Forecasts, health, education, forest fires, General Revenue Fund, 4518–4519
    - Planning and preparation, 4170–4171
  - Crown corporations
    - Equity stripping, 3614–3615
  - Economy, global recession, impact and recovery in Saskatchewan 3493–3495
  - Economy, status 5258–5259
  - Electricity, rates and supply 3323–3325
  - Finance Ministry, efficiency secretariat 3772–3773
  - Government expenditures 4488–4489
  - Government financial management 3550–3552, 3580–3581, 5396–5397, 5661–5662
    - Accounting practices, 4678–4679
    - Deficit, 3709–3711
  - Growth and Financial Security Fund, depletion 3615
  - Health facilities
    - Capital projects, funding changes, 3853
  - Municipal Financing Corporation of Saskatchewan, budget, over expenditure 3792–3793
  - Parks, provincial, camping fees, out-of-province visitors 5542
  - Schools, capital funding and projects
    - Projects, funding changes, 3853–3854
- Question period [Session 4]
  - Budget (2011-12), concerns 6888–6889
  - Cattle industry, grazing, provincial parkland 7271–7272
  - Crown corporations, financial management 6973–6974
  - Economy 5999–6000
  - Foster home care
    - Funding, RM of Prince Albert, 6411–6412
  - Government expenditures, debt 6347–6348
  - Government financial management 5685–5687, 6222–6223
  - Government financial management, accounting practices 7625–7627
  - Housing, affordable
    - Funding, concerns, 7105–7106
  - Long-term care facilities, Saskatoon
    - Amicus deal, loan guarantee, 6059–6060, 6086–6087, 6348
  - Low-income people
    - Financial status, 6736–6737
  - Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan
    - Proposed sale, 5772, 5827–5828
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
  - Charity Ball, Regina (April 19, 2008), member's statement, 1032–1033
- Royalties
  - Potash, rate review, moved (Furber), 6633–6635
  - Potash, rate review, moved (Furber); questions and comments, 6638
- Saskatchewan Association of School Business Officials Repeal Act (No. 14), U240
  - Second reading, 980
- Saskatchewan Housing Corporation Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 63)
  - Second reading, 2084–2088
- Saskatchewan Human Rights Code Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 160)
  - Second reading, 7133–7139
- Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2009) v.1, ch.8, P282
    - (2009) v.3, ch.14, P424
    - (2010) v.2, ch.15, part A, P500
- Saskatchewan Pension Plan
  - Changes, ministerial statement (Krawetz), 6415–6416
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation
  - Estimates (2009-10, November), statutory, supplementary, lending and investing activities, C582–590
- Saskatchewan Research Council
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2009) v.1, ch.12, P319
- Saskatchewan Watershed Authority
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2010) v.2, ch.19, P482
- SaskEnergy Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 105)
  - Second reading, 5205–5211
- School boards
  - Mill rates set by government, Catholic constitutional rights, 2568
  - Mill rates set by government, effect, 2376–2377, 2567
- School divisions
  - Funding, increases and decreases, 821–822
- Schools
  - New
    - Construction, funding, 1629–1630
  - Schools of opportunity and schools of necessity, 938
- Schools, capital funding and projects
  - Projects
    - Funding changes, 3853–3854
    - Upgrades and renewals, funding, ministerial statement (Krawetz), 2191
    - Upgrades and renewals, ministerial statement (Krawetz), 1305
- Schools, closures, 203, 278, 937–938
  - Develop and implement plan to address, petition, 221–222, 258, 272
  - Government communication with school boards, 261–262
  - Member's statement, 1924
  - Regina, 262, 278
  - Under review, potential closure, 1798–1799
- Social Services Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2009) v.3, ch.17, P380
- Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 2) (No. 104)
  - Second reading, 4889–4892
- Superannuation (Supplementary Provisions) Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 9)
  - Second reading, 1720–1722
- Superannuation (Supplementary Provisions) Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 150)
  - Second reading, 6067–6072
- Tartan Day
  - Recognition
    - (April 6, 2011), member's statement, 7114
- Teachers
  - Collective bargaining
    - Government actions, member's statement, 7567–7568
  - Essential services, legislation, 44
  - Member's statement, 7527
  - Professional development, Showcase 2008, Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation, member's statement, 273
  - Teacher recruitment and retention initiative, discontinued, 2954–2955
- Teachers Superannuation and Disability Benefits Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 21), E191
  - Second reading, 1000
- Teachers Superannuation and Disability Benefits Amendment Act, 2011 (No. 168)
  - Second reading, 7225–7227
- Teachers' Life Insurance (Government Contributory) Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 13), U239–240
  - Second reading, 977
- Teachers' Superannuation Commission
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2009) v.1, ch.4, P290–291
- Telephones
  - Directory, EZ Finder, sale, 3106
- Ticket Sales Act (No. 119)
  - Second reading, 4770–4774
- Tourism, Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry
  - Estimates (2007-8, March 2008), supplementary, N15–16
  - Estimates (2008-9), main, N28–29
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2009) v.1, ch.16, P308–310
    - (2010) v.3, ch.18, P541–543
- Trade unions
  - Regina Outside City Workers' Local 21, 75th anniversary (2009), member's statement, 3435–3436
- Traffic Safety (Drivers' Licences and Hand-held Electronic Communications Equipment) Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 116), C533–536
  - Second reading, 3749–3754
- Veterans
  - And Canadian Armed Forces personnel, recognition and tribute, member's statement, 5932
- Volunteers
  - CTV Regina Citizen of the Year (2010), Renu Kapoor, recipient, member's statement, 6836
  - Western Christian College and High School, Regina, community service, recognition, member's statement, 534
- Wildlife
  - Conservation, World of Whitetail dinner (2009), member's statement, 2999
- Wildlife Habitat Protection (Land Designation) Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 132)
  - Second reading, 5522–5530
- Wind power
  - Development, new programs, SaskPower, ministerial statement (Boyd), 3293–3294
- Women's shelters
  - Riel House, Regina, support for abused women and children, member's statement, 69–70
Wyant, Mr. Gordon (Saskatchewan Party, Saskatoon Northwest)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 5717–5718
- AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome)
  - World AIDS Day
    - (December 1, 2010), member's statement, 6311
- Bills, private
  - Suspension of rules to consider proposed amendment to Act, moved (Wyant), 7673
- Budget (2011, March 23)
  - Speakers, 6993–6996
- Business
  - North Saskatoon Business Association, Business Builder Awards (March 30, 2011), member's statement, 7091
- Cancer
  - Radiotherapy, wait time reduction, Saskatoon, member's statement, 6651
- Congregation of the Sisters of St. Elizabeth of the Third Order Regular of St. Francis of Assisi Amendment Act, 2011 (No. 907)
  - First reading, 7673
  - Second reading, 7674
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly
    - Report without amendment, moved (Wyant), 7675
  - Third reading, 7675
- Entrepreneurs
  - Chinese Canadian Entrepreneur Awards, Wally Mah, Saskatoon, recipient, member's statement, 7452
- Festivals
  - Diwali festival, Saskatoon (November 5, 2010), member's statement, 5931–5932
- Fundraising
  - Telemiracle, Kinsmen, Saskatoon (2011), member's statement, 6500
- Government financial management
  - Government mismanagement, moved (Wotherspoon); amendment (Wilson); questions and comments, 6120
- Health care services
  - Third party delivery options, recognition, moved (Eagles); questions and comments, 7541
- Holocaust
  - Holocaust Memorial Day (Yom HaShoah)
    - (May 1, 2011), member's statement, 7419
- Honours and awards
  - Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal
    - Presentation (April 19, 2011), recipients, recognition, member's statement, 7331
- Housing, programs
  - Incentive programs, new, Prince Albert, member's statement, 7667–7668
- Leadership
  - Women's Executive Network top 100 list, Dr. Anne Doig, member's statement, 6343–6344
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Saskatoon Northwest [Wyant], statement of thanks, member's statement, 5682
- Muslims
  - Islamic History Month in Canada (October 2010), member's statement, 5767–5768
- Nurses
  - Numbers, increase, member's statement, 7037
- Pharmacists
  - Pharmacist Awareness Week (March 6-12, 2011), member's statement, 6591
- Points of order [committees]
  - Estimates
    - Confine remarks to matter in hand, U1293
- Rent control
  - Implementation, moved (Higgins), 7157–7158
  - Implementation, moved (Higgins); questions and comments, 7164
- Royalties
  - Potash, rate review, moved (Furber); questions and comments, 6637
- Salvation Army
  - Red kettle fundraising campaign, member's statement, 6170
- Surgery
  - Waiting times
    - Reduction strategy, collaboration with Surgicentre and Omni medical centre, recognition, moved (Weekes), 6483–6484
    - Reduction strategy, collaboration with Surgicentre and Omni medical centre, recognition, moved (Weekes); questions and comments, 6489
- Trade
  - International, India and Saskatchewan-India contracts, member's statement, 6621
- Tributes
  - Rendall, Lisa, former C95 broadcaster and breast cancer awareness advocate, member's statement, 7268
- Vimy Ridge, Battle of, France, 1917
  - Anniversary (April 9, 2011), member's statement, 7178