Hansard Subject Index - 27th Legislature

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Quaye, Kwei
- See
  - Saskatchewan Government Insurance – Traffic Safety Committee, inquiry, public hearing
Queen Elizabeth II Gardens, Regina
- See
  - Parks – Urban
Queen's Bench Amendment Act, 2011 (No. 1)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 105
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 131–33
  - McCall, 393–94
  - Morgan, 130–31
  - Nilson, 604
  - Sproule, 189–90
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Morgan, 604
- Committee discussion
  - Morgan, N107–8
  - Nilson, N107–8
  - Report without amendment, moved (Stewart)
    - Stewart, N108
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 1328
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 1328
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 1328
- Royal Assent, 1541
Queen's Bench Amendment Act, 2014 (No. 133)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 5098
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 5112–13
  - Nilson, 5170
  - Wyant, 5112
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 5171
- Committee discussion
  - Nilson, N572
  - Wyant, N572
  - Report without amendment, moved (Marchuk)
    - Marchuk, N572
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 5250
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 5251
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 5251
- Royal Assent, 5421
Queen's Printer Revolving Fund N597
Question period [Session 1]
- Agriculture
  - Supply management
    - Bjornerud, 1325–26
    - Sproule, 1325–26
- Agriculture, programs
  - Funding cuts, federal
    - Bjornerud, 1325
    - Sproule, 1325
- Asbestos
  - Identification
    - Management, removal
      - Forbes, 544–45
      - Morgan, 544–45
- Automobile insurance
  - SGI rebate elimination, fuel-efficient vehicles
    - Chartier, 1181–82
    - McMillan, 1181–83
- Bridges, Prince Albert
  - Second bridge, over North Saskatchewan River
    - Belanger, 1236–37
    - Reiter, 1236–37
- Budget (2012-13)
  - Concerns
    - Krawetz, 262–64, 706–7, 882–84
    - Nilson, 262–63, 690
    - Norris, 785–86
    - Wall, 690–91
    - Wotherspoon, 263–64, 690, 706–7, 785–86, 882–83
- Buildings, government leased space
  - And government buildings
    - Costs
      - Broten, 1327–28
      - Ross, 1327–28
  - Hill Tower III (Regina)
    - Costs
      - Broten, 1300–1302
      - Norris, 1301–2
      - Ross, 1300–1301
- Canadian Wheat Board
  - Federal legislation
    - Impact
      - Bjornerud, 102–3
      - Sproule, 102–3
- Cellphones
  - Cellular service, Northern Saskatchewan
    - Belanger, 1302
    - Boyd, 1302–3
- Child care
  - Spaces
    - And parental supports
      - Chartier, 17
      - Harpauer, 17–18
  - Spaces, subsidies, employees' wages, issues
    - Chartier, 599–600
    - Draude, 600
    - Harpauer, 599–600
- Child welfare
  - Caregivers
    - Children's special allowance, federal changes, provincial actions
      - Chartier, 1326–27
      - Harpauer, 1327, 1350
    - Government financial support
      - Chartier, 575–76
      - Draude, 575–76
- Children
  - Early learning
    - And child care system, issues
      - Chartier, 1533–34
      - Harpauer, 1533–34
- Cities and towns
  - Regina
    - Revitalization project, funding
      - Cheveldayoff, 1348–49, 1366–67
      - McCall, 1347–49, 1366–67
- Collective bargaining
  - Saskatchewan Cancer Agency and Saskatchewan Government and General Employees' Union
    - Broten, 1363–64
    - McMorris, 1363–64
  - Saskatchewan Cancer Agency and Saskatchewan Government and General Employees' Union, status
    - Broten, 576–77
    - McMorris, 576–78
- Community-based organizations
  - Equity issues, plan of action declaration
    - Draude, 1532–33
    - Forbes, 1532–33
- Community pastures
  - Federal program, elimination
    - Bjornerud, 1028–29
    - Sproule, 1028–29
  - Sale
    - Bjornerud, 1460
    - Duncan, 1461
    - Sproule, 1460–61
- Constituency boundaries
  - Legislative changes
    - Representation issues
      - Bjornerud, 1550
      - Morgan, 416, 542, 994–95, 1025, 1059, 1123–24, 1184–85, 1479–80, 1536
      - Nilson, 416–17, 542–43, 994–95, 1025, 1058–59, 1123–24, 1184, 1479, 1535–36, 1549–50
      - Wall, 416–17, 542–43, 995, 1549–50
- Correctional centres
  - Capacity
    - Impact of federal Bill C-10
      - Morgan, 1346–47
      - Nilson, 1346–47
- Crime
  - Legislation, federal, effect and costs
    - Huyghebaert, 485
    - McCall, 485–86, 904
    - Morgan, 485–86, 545–46, 904, 933–34, 1346–47
    - Nilson, 1346–47
    - Wotherspoon, 545–46, 932–34
- Dementia
  - Patients and caregivers, support, funding
    - Broten, 662
    - McMorris, 662–63
- Drugs
  - Injectable, supply, and addition to Saskatchewan drug formulary
    - Broten, 543–44
    - McMorris, 543–44
  - Seniors' drug plan
    - Prescription fees, increase
      - Broten, 720–21
      - McMorris, 720–21
- Economic development
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Funding
      - Cheveldayoff, 848–49
      - Vermette, 848
- Education, funding
  - Harpauer, 692, 1323–25, 1446–47, 1519–20, 1552–53
  - Wotherspoon, 692, 1323–24, 1446, 1519–20, 1552–53
  - First Nations
    - Cheveldayoff, 901–2
    - Harpauer, 484–85, 693, 901
    - Wall, 485
    - Wotherspoon, 484–85, 693, 900–901
  - Formula
    - Harpauer, 72
    - Wotherspoon, 71–72
- Electricity
  - Power failures
    - Saskatoon, west side
      - Chartier, 204–6
      - Norris, 205–6
- Emergency housing
  - Availability
    - Chartier, 240
    - Draude, 240–41
  - Availability and social assistance shelter rates
    - Chartier, 206–7
    - Draude, 206–7
  - Winter shelter, North Battleford, funding
    - Draude, 849–50
    - Forbes, 849
- Energy
  - EnerGuide program
    - Duncan, 1235–36
    - McCall, 1235–36
- Enterprise regions
  - Elimination
    - Issues
      - Forbes, 784–85, 1160–61
      - Harrison, 784–85, 1160–61
- Environment
  - Environmental assessment reviews
    - Duncan, 1183–84
    - Sproule, 1183
  - Go green program
    - Funding, reduction
      - Belanger, 719–20
      - Duncan, 719–20
- Federal government
  - Budget
    - Federal off-loading to provinces
      - Norris, 546
      - Wotherspoon, 546
    - Provincial issues
      - Krawetz, 900
      - Wall, 900
      - Wotherspoon, 900
- Film industry, film employment tax credit
  - Elimination
    - Chartier, 708–9, 716–18, 783–84, 845–46, 881, 965–66, 1061–62, 1349–50, 1531, 1550–51
    - Hutchinson, 708–10, 716–18, 783–84, 845–46, 881, 965–66, 1061–62, 1349–50, 1551
    - Nilson, 782–83
    - Wall, 782–83, 1531, 1550
  - Remarks regarding taxation
    - Government staff
      - Nilson, 1535
      - Wall, 1535
    - Minister of Agriculture [Bjornerud]
      - Bjornerud, 1532
      - Chartier, 1532
  - Replacement plan
    - Chartier, 1433–34, 1444–45, 1458–60, 1480–81, 1506–8, 1520–21
    - Draude, 1509
    - Hutchinson, 1433–35, 1444–46, 1459–60, 1480–81, 1507, 1520–21
    - McMorris, 1508
    - Nilson, 1508–9
    - Wall, 1507
- Firefighters
  - Northern Saskatchewan, teams, size reduction
    - Belanger, 707–8
    - Duncan, 707–8
- First Nations
  - And Métis
    - Northern Saskatchewan
      - Education, skills training, employment
        
        Cheveldayoff, 389
        
        Vermette, 388–89
    - Education and employment
      - Cheveldayoff, 327–28
      - McCall, 327
    - Full participation in economy and society
      - Cheveldayoff, 70–71
      - McCall, 70–71
- Forests and forestry
  - Forest management
    - And tourism, Big River area
      - Duncan, 968
      - Sproule, 968
  - Forest management agreements
    - Prince Albert agreement
      - Big River allocation
        
        Boyd, 935–36
        
        Sproule, 935
- Foster home care
  - Overcrowding
    - Safety, allegations of abuse
      - Chartier, 1298–99
      - Draude, 1298–99
- Government
  - Boards and agencies
    - Appointments of women
      - Chartier, 418–19
      - Draude, 418–19
      - McMillan, 418
  - Long-term plan
    - Nilson, 16
    - Wall, 16–17
  - Priorities
    - Nilson, 1553–54
    - Wall, 1554
- Government financial management
  - Accounting practices
    - Norris, 101–2
    - Wotherspoon, 101
  - Financial reports
    - Krawetz, 603–4
    - Wotherspoon, 603–4
  - Planning for the future
    - Nilson, 238
    - Wall, 238
- Grain
  - Marketing
    - Bjornerud, 447–48
    - Sproule, 447–48
- Health care
  - Issues, ameliorative funding
    - Broten, 693–94
    - McMorris, 693–94
- Health regions
  - Conflict of interest guidelines
    - Broten, 124–25
    - McMorris, 124–25
- Heart diseases
  - Readmission and mortality rates for heart attack and stroke patients
    - Broten, 1267–68
    - McMorris, 1267–68
- Highways and Infrastructure Ministry
  - Highway engineering and laboratory services
    - Belanger, 1026–28
    - Reiter, 1027–28
  - Highway maintenance
    - Funding issues
      - Belanger, 663–64
      - Reiter, 663–64
- Highways and roads, construction and maintenance
  - Condition, poor
    - Construction and maintenance plans
      - Belanger, 1127
      - Reiter, 1127
- HIV (viruses)
  - Reduction strategy
    - Broten, 154–55, 931–32
    - McMorris, 154–55, 931–32
- Home care
  - Seniors
    - Home support and hospice funding
      - Broten, 238–39
      - Draude, 238
      - Reiter, 239–40
- Housing, affordable
  - And social housing
    - Rents and social assistance supplements
      - Draude, 207–8
      - Forbes, 207–8
- Housing, seniors
  - St. Mary's Villa (Humboldt)
    - Evictions
      - Broten, 264–65, 417–18, 446–47
      - McMorris, 264–66, 417–18, 446–47
- Housing programs, Northern Saskatchewan
  - Housing issues and housing programs
    - Harpauer, 1326, 1347, 1349
    - Vermette, 1326
- Information technology
  - World Congress on Information Technology held in Montreal, Quebec (October 22-24, 2012)
    - Provincial sponsorship
      - Boyd, 1159, 1180–81
      - Harrison, 1159–60
      - Norris, 1159
      - Wotherspoon, 1159–60, 1180–81
- Labour force
  - Late-night workers
    - Protection
      - Forbes, 881–82, 1521
      - Morgan, 881–82, 1521
- Labour legislation
  - Public service essential services
    - Court of Queen's Bench ruling
      - Forbes, 266
      - Morgan, 266
  - Review, comprehensive
    - Forbes, 1461, 1483, 1551–52
    - Morgan, 1461, 1483, 1551–52
    - Nilson, 1362–63, 1402–3, 1431–32
    - Wall, 1362–63, 1402–3, 1431–32
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Number, increase
    - Cost
      - Krawetz, 387
      - Morgan, 387–88
      - Nilson, 387–88
- Literacy
  - SaskSmart Innovations Fund, elimination
    - Harpauer, 1350–51
    - Wotherspoon, 1350–51
- Long-term care facilities
  - Amicus (Saskatoon)
    - Deal
      - McMorris, 100–101
      - Nilson, 100–101
      - Long-term costs
        
        Broten, 601–2
        
        McMorris, 601–2
- Mental health
  - Services and provincial strategy development
    - Broten, 1124–25
    - McMorris, 1125–26
- Midwives
  - Shortage
    - And training
      - Chartier, 1158–59
      - McMorris, 1158–59
- Northern Saskatchewan
  - Government assistance
    - Cheveldayoff, 69–70
    - Vermette, 69–70
- Nurses
  - Operating room nurses, shortage, Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region
    - Broten, 103–4, 1403–4
    - McMorris, 103–4, 1403–4
- Occupational therapists
  - And speech therapists, training programs, University of Saskatchewan
    - Broten, 1404–6
    - McMorris, 1404–5
    - Norris, 1405–6
- Pensions
  - Liabilities, unfunded
    - Increase
      - Krawetz, 237–38
      - Wotherspoon, 237–38
- Police services
  - Costs and funding
    - Huyghebaert, 603
    - Wotherspoon, 603
- Post-secondary education
  - Funding
    - Broten, 691
    - Norris, 691
  - Tuition fees
    - Broten, 1457–58
    - Norris, 1457–58
- Potash industry
  - Kronau area, new mine proposal, water supply
    - Duncan, 579–80, 602–3
    - Sproule, 579–80, 602–3
- Privacy, protection
  - Government databases, personal information
    - McMillan, 151–53
    - Wotherspoon, 151–53
  - Personal health information, discarded computer hard drives
    - Broten, 846–47
    - McMorris, 847–48
- Property tax
  - Education
    - Early payment discount eliminated
      - Forbes, 997–98
      - Hickie, 997–98
- Public service
  - Lean management program
    - Chartier, 1232–33
    - Draude, 1233–34
  - Policy on seeking elected office
    - Broten, 1059–60
    - Draude, 1059–60
- Rent
  - And tenant assistance
    - Forbes, 18–19
    - Morgan, 18–19
  - Increases
    - Saskatchewan Housing affordable units
      - Draude, 155–56
      - Forbes, 155–56
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
  - Provincial funding
    - Municipal contribution
      - Forbes, 329–30
      - Hickie, 329–30
- Saskatchewan Aboriginal Literacy Network
  - Funding
    - Harpauer, 1268–69
    - Wotherspoon, 1268–69
- Saskatchewan Archives Board
  - Funding
    - Chartier, 934–35
    - Hutchinson, 934–35
- Saskatchewan assistance plan
  - Recipients
    - December payments
      - Draude, 241–42
      - McCall, 241
- Saskatchewan Co-operative Association
  - Co-operative development initiative, funding
    - Forbes, 1269–70
    - Harrison, 1269–70
- Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission
  - Legislative changes
    - Morgan, 1299–1300
    - Sproule, 1299–1300
  - Personnel and financial management
    - Morgan, 326–27, 483–84
    - Sproule, 326, 483–84
- Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program
  - Changes
    - Family class
      - Broten, 1365–66, 1517–19
      - Norris, 1365–66, 1517–19
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications
  - Dividends
    - Belanger, 125–26
    - Boyd, 126
  - Staff
    - Dismissals
      - Belanger, 125
      - Boyd, 125
- School divisions
  - Capital funding
    - Harpauer, 420
    - Wotherspoon, 420
  - Funding
    - Krawetz, 578–79
    - Wotherspoon, 578
  - Funding distribution model
    - Harpauer, 1435
    - Wotherspoon, 1435
- Schools
  - Enrolment
    - Increase
      - Funding
        
        Harpauer, 1234–35
        
        Wotherspoon, 1234–35
  - Independent, funding
    - Harpauer, 390–91, 419–20
    - Wotherspoon, 390–91, 419
- Seniors
  - Budget (2012-13), additional costs
    - Broten, 879–80
    - McMorris, 879–80
- Suicide
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Youth
      - Belanger, 99–100
      - Cheveldayoff, 99
      - Draude, 100
- Surgery
  - Kidney transplant program, status
    - Broten, 389–90
    - McMorris, 389–90
  - Private care centres
    - Broten, 68–69
    - McMorris, 68–69
    - Contract issues, Regina
      - Broten, 19–20
      - McMorris, 19–20
- Surgery, waiting lists
  - Wait-time
    - Issues, Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region
      - Broten, 1481–82, 1510–11, 1553
      - McMorris, 1481–83, 1510–11, 1553
- Television
  - Network, Rogers Communications acquisition of Bluepoint Investment, effect
    - Chartier, 661, 691–92
    - Hutchinson, 661–62, 691–92
- Tobacco
  - Control strategy, federal funding reduction
    - Broten, 1157–58
    - McMorris, 1157–58
- Tourism Saskatchewan
  - Status change to Crown corporation
    - Hutchinson, 718–19, 966–67, 996–97, 1062–63
    - Vermette, 718–19, 966–67, 996–97, 1062–63
- Universities
  - Funding
    - Broten, 127–28
    - Norris, 128
- University of Saskatchewan
  - Academic Health Sciences, building project
    - Capital funding
      - Broten, 902–3, 963–65
      - Norris, 902–3, 964–65
    - Operational funding
      - McMillan, 995–96
      - Sproule, 995–96
  - College of Medicine
    - Accreditation, status
      - Broten, 710
      - McMorris, 996
      - Norris, 710
      - Sproule, 996
      - Wall, 711
  - Funding
    - Broten, 1534–35
    - Norris, 1534–35
  - Tuition fees
    - Broten, 1060–61
    - Norris, 1060–61
- Viterra (Firm)
  - Takeover
    - Bid, review and analysis
      - Bjornerud, 1443–44
      - Nilson, 1443–44
      - Wall, 1443
    - Economic effect
      - Nilson, 659–60
      - Wall, 659–61
    - Potential
      - Nilson, 449–50, 481–82
      - Wall, 448–50, 482–83
      - Wotherspoon, 448–49
- Wages and salaries
  - Minimum wage
    - Indexing to consumer price index
      - Forbes, 1026
      - Morgan, 1026
    - Two-tier
      - Forbes, 1509–10
      - Morgan, 1509–10
- Western Development Museum
  - Funding
    - Chartier, 934–35
    - Hutchinson, 934–35
- Wetlands
  - Conservation, illegal drainage, and drainage management
    - Duncan, 1265–66
    - Sproule, 1265–66
  - Conservation and drainage management
    - Duncan, 153–54
    - Sproule, 153–54
- Windbreaks, shelterbelts, etc.
  - Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration shelterbelt program, elimination
    - Bjornerud, 1126–27
    - Sproule, 1126–27
- Women
  - Rural, social welfare support
    - Chartier, 328–29
    - Draude, 328–29
- Workplaces
  - Safety
    - Forbes, 126–27, 1461
    - Morgan, 126–27, 1461–62
- Workweek
  - Length
    - Forbes, 1432–33
    - Morgan, 1432–33
Question period [Session 2]
- Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan
  - First Link program
    - Provincial funding
      - Broten, 2220–21
      - Duncan, 2220–21
- Arts and culture
  - Creative industries
    - Strategy development and film industry
      - Chartier, 2579–80
      - Doherty, 2579–80
- Asbestos
  - Identification
    - Management, removal
      - Broten, 2393, 2429
      - Morgan, 2393–94, 2429
    - Online registry
      - Broten, 1842, 1872–73
      - Duncan, 1842
      - Morgan, 1872–73
    - Registry, legislation
      - Broten, 2707–8, 3263
      - Harrison, 2708
      - Morgan, 2707–8, 3263
      - Wall, 3263
  - Identification and public notification
    - Broten, 1717–18
    - Morgan, 1717–18
- Bridges, Prince Albert
  - Diefenbaker bridge
    - Repairs, funding
      - Belanger, 2222–23
      - McMorris, 2222–23
  - Second bridge, over North Saskatchewan River
    - Belanger, 1926–27, 2048, 2223, 2581–82, 2733–34
    - McMorris, 1927–28, 2048–49, 2223, 2581–82, 2733–34
- Budget (2012-13)
  - Status
    - Krawetz, 1810–11
    - Wotherspoon, 1810–11
- Bullying
  - Anti-bullying
    - Strategies
      - Broten, 3138–39, 3170–73
      - Marchuk, 2294–95
      - Wall, 3138–39, 3171–73
      - Wotherspoon, 2294–95
      - Gay-straight alliances
        
        Broten, 3267, 3592
        
        Forbes, 3231–32
        
        Marchuk, 3231–32
        
        Wall, 3267, 3592
- Carbon sequestration
  - Contract, intellectual property lawsuit by University of Regina
    - Harpauer, 2731
    - McMillan, 2731–32, 2793
    - Wotherspoon, 2731–32, 2793
- Child welfare
  - Children in care
    - Resources
      - Chartier, 3290–91
      - Draude, 3290–91
      - Wall, 3291
  - Dales House (Regina), issues
    - Broten, 2989–90
    - Chartier, 2791–92
    - Draude, 2791–92, 2989–90
- Children
  - Early learning
    - Issues
      - Marchuk, 2136–37
      - Wotherspoon, 2136–37
- Climate change
  - Funding
    - Duncan, 2842–43
    - Sproule, 2842
- Community pastures
  - Federal pastures
    - Sale
      - Sproule, 1699–1700, 2164–65
      - Stewart, 1699–1700, 2164–65
  - Provincial management
    - Sproule, 2560–61, 2580–81
    - Stewart, 2560–61, 2580–81
- Community schools
  - Sacred Heart Community School (Regina)
    - Gymnasium repairs
      - Forbes, 3392–93
      - Marchuk, 3232–33, 3393, 3527–28
      - McCall, 3232–33, 3527–28
- Correctional centres
  - Overcrowding
    - McCall, 1928
    - Tell, 1928–29
- Courthouses
  - Security, metal detectors
    - Broten, 2730
    - Wyant, 2730–31
- Crown land
  - Land sale adjacent to Greenwater Lake Provincial Park
    - Belanger, 2107–8
    - Cheveldayoff, 2108
- Deafness
  - Hearing aid industry, regulations
    - Broten, 3469–70
    - Duncan, 3469–70
- Disabled and handicapped persons, programs
  - Support programs and services
    - Broten, 3430–32, 3434–35, 3457–61
    - Chartier, 3459–60
    - Draude, 3459–61
    - Harpauer, 3431–32
    - Krawetz, 3434–35
    - Wall, 3457–59
    - Specific cases, apologies
      - Broten, 3595
      - Wall, 3595–96
- Economy
  - First ministers' meeting in Halifax, Nova Scotia (November, 22-23, 2012), attendance
    - Nilson, 2138–39
    - Wall, 2138–39
- Economy, growth
  - Growth plan
    - And government performance
      - Nilson, 1573–74
      - Wall, 1573–74
- Education, funding
  - Broten, 2838–40
  - Forbes, 3142
  - Marchuk, 3142–43
  - Wall, 2838–40
  - Distribution
    - Krawetz, 3434
    - Wotherspoon, 3434
  - Diversion to private, independent schools
    - Marchuk, 1958–59
    - Wotherspoon, 1958–59
  - First Nations and Métis
    - Disparities
      - Marchuk, 1603–4
      - Wotherspoon, 1603–4
    - Disparities, mitigation
      - Broten, 3229–30, 3554–55
      - Marchuk, 3229–30, 3554–55
  - Operational and capital
    - Marchuk, 1843–44, 1874–76
    - Wotherspoon, 1842–43, 1874–75
- Employment
  - First Nations
    - And Métis
      - Broten, 1576–77
      - Reiter, 1576–77
- Environmental protection
  - Broten, 3321–22
  - Wall, 3321–22
- Film industry
  - Decimation
    - Nilson, 1746
    - Wall, 1746
- Film industry, film employment tax credit
  - Elimination
    - Chartier, 2991–92, 3021–22
    - Doherty, 2991–92, 3021–22
    - Economic analysis
      - Chartier, 1601–2, 1700–1701, 2928–29
      - Doherty, 1601–2, 1700–1701, 2928–29
  - Reinstatement
    - Chartier, 1650–51, 1809, 1929
    - Doherty, 1650–51, 1809–10, 1929–30
  - Replacement plan
    - Chartier, 2579
    - Doherty, 2579
- First Nations and Métis education and employment task force
  - Voice, Vision, and Leadership report
    - Recommendations
      - Broten, 3201–2, 3594
      - Wall, 3201–2, 3594–95
- Fishes
  - Fish culture station (Fort Qu'Appelle)
    - Privatization
      - Cheveldayoff, 3329–30, 3360
      - Sproule, 3329–30
- Fishing industry
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Commercial fishers
      - Freight subsidy, elimination
        
        Belanger, 2295
        
        Boyd, 2295–96
- Floods
  - Potential (2013)
    - Funding
      - Cheveldayoff, 3021
      - Reiter, 2871–72, 3021
      - Sproule, 2871, 3020–21
- Food banks
  - Use
    - Chartier, 1652–53
    - Draude, 1652–53
- Foreign workers
  - Skilled, shortage, use of temporary foreign workers
    - Boyd, 3580
    - Broten, 3579–81
    - Wall, 3580–81
- Forests and forestry
  - Forest management plan
    - Old-growth forests
      - Cheveldayoff, 2710
      - Sproule, 2709–10
- Geriatrics
  - Broten, 3358–59, 3372–74
  - Duncan, 3358–59, 3372–73
  - Wall, 3374
- Government
  - Boards and agencies
    - Appointments of women
      - Chartier, 1780–81, 3485–86
      - Draude, 1781
      - Wall, 3485–86
  - Performance
    - And performance of official opposition
      - Broten, 2601–2
      - Wall, 2601–2
    - Broten, 2821–23, 3023–24, 3233
    - Nilson, 2425
    - Wall, 2425–26, 2821–24, 3024, 3233
- Government expenditures, debt
  - Increase
    - Broten, 3402–3
    - Krawetz, 3023, 3402–3
    - Wotherspoon, 3022–23
  - Reduction
    - And future heritage initiative
      - Wall, 1698–99
      - Wotherspoon, 1698–99
- Government financial management
  - Boyd, 2324–25
  - Broten, 3595
  - Krawetz, 2047–48, 2163–64, 2219–20, 2261–62, 2427–28, 2560, 2711–12, 2840–41, 3404–5, 3434
  - Wall, 3595
  - Wotherspoon, 2046–48, 2163–64, 2219–20, 2261–62, 2324–25, 2427–28, 2559–60, 2711–12, 2840–41, 3404–5, 3433–34
  - And financial reports
    - Krawetz, 2636–37
    - Wotherspoon, 2636
  - Accounting practices
    - Krawetz, 2364–66
    - Wotherspoon, 2364–65
- Greenhouse gas mitigation
  - Belanger, 1845–46
  - Cheveldayoff, 1845–46, 2321–22, 3564–65
  - Duncan, 2843
  - Sproule, 2321–22, 2843, 3564–65
- Health care
  - Delivery, efficiencies
    - Broten, 2867–68
    - Wall, 2867–68
  - Refugees, federal and provincial benefits
    - Broten, 2106–7, 2161–62, 2428–29
    - Duncan, 2106–7, 2161–62, 2428–29
- Highways and roads
  - Rural
    - Condition
      - Belanger, 2048–49
      - McMorris, 2048–49
- Highways and roads, construction and maintenance
  - Condition, poor
    - Belanger, 3265–66, 3578–79
    - McMorris, 3265–66, 3578–79
    - Construction and maintenance plans
      - Belanger, 3393–94
      - McMorris, 3394
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Belanger, 2793–94
    - Wall, 2794
  - Wollaston Lake, access road
    - Broten, 2677
    - McMorris, 1575–76, 2677
    - Vermette, 1575–76
    - Wall, 2677–78
- HIV (viruses)
  - Awareness, prevention strategy
    - Broten, 2292–94
    - Duncan, 2293–94
- Home care
  - Issues
    - Broten, 2790–91
    - Wall, 2790–91
  - Services
    - Changes
      - Duncan, 3264
      - Nilson, 3263–64
- Hospitals
  - Overcrowding
    - And financial support
      - Broten, 3390–92
      - Duncan, 3390–91
      - Wall, 3390–92
- Housing, affordable
  - Availability
    - Draude, 2605
    - Forbes, 2605
  - Development
    - Financed from Regina land sale
      - Draude, 1844–45
      - Forbes, 1844
  - Disabled and handicapped persons
    - Accessible housing, availability
      - Broten, 3482–84
      - Draude, 3483–84
      - Wall, 3483
  - Social housing
    - Tenants
      - Government actions
        
        Draude, 2162–63
        
        Forbes, 2162–63
- Housing, seniors
  - St. Mary's Villa (Humboldt)
    - Building renovation contract, non-payment to subcontractor
      - Broten, 3047–48
      - Duncan, 3047–48
      - Wall, 3047
- Hunting
  - Licences, online purchasing system, hunting, fishing, trapping
    - Cheveldayoff, 3405–6
    - Sproule, 3405–6
- Immigrants
  - Students, University of Regina, deportation case
    - Boyd, 1603, 1876–77
    - Broten, 1602–3, 1876–77, 3331
    - McCall, 3330–31, 3392
    - Wall, 3331
    - Wyant, 1876, 3330–31, 3392
- Immunization
  - Influenza immunization
    - Suspension, Novartis vaccine problem
      - Broten, 1600–1601
      - Duncan, 1600–1601
- Impaired driving
  - Measures to combat
    - Chartier, 2263–64
    - Harpauer, 2263–64
- Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Privatization
    - McCall, 3230–31
    - McMorris, 1574–75, 1719–20, 1925–26, 1985–86, 2045–46, 2105–6, 2265, 2427, 3230–31
    - Sproule, 1574–75, 1719–20, 1925–26, 1985–86, 2045–46, 2105–6, 2265, 2426–27
- Information technology
  - World Congress on Information Technology held in Montreal, Quebec (October 22-24, 2012)
    - SaskTel International sponsorship
      - Belanger, 1653–54, 3320–21
      - McMorris, 1653–54, 3320–21
- Infrastructure
  - Development
    - Public-private partnership funding
      - McMorris, 1718–19, 2869–70
      - Wotherspoon, 1718–19, 2868–70
- International relations (Saskatchewan)
  - United States
    - Nilson, 1777–78
    - Wall, 1777–78
- IPAC-CO2
  - And Climate Ventures Inc.
    - Accountability
      - Wall, 3525
      - Wotherspoon, 3524–25
    - Financial management and conflict of interest
      - Harpauer, 2449–51, 2505–7, 2557–58, 2603–4, 2792–93, 2824, 2841–42, 2870–71, 3050, 3200–3201
      - Heppner, 2557
      - Wotherspoon, 2449–50, 2505–6, 2556–57, 2603–4, 2792–93, 2824, 2841, 2870–71, 3050, 3200–3201
    - Government funding
      - Harpauer, 3362–63, 3371–72, 3421
      - McMillan, 2824–25, 2842, 3361–62, 3371, 3422
      - Wotherspoon, 2824–25, 2842, 3361–62, 3371, 3421–22
  - Financial management
    - And funding sources
      - Harpauer, 3141–42
      - Wotherspoon, 3140–42
  - Special review by Provincial Auditor, request
    - Harpauer, 3579
    - Wall, 2825
    - Wotherspoon, 2825, 3579
- Labour legislation
  - Potential changes
    - Forbes, 1696–98, 1957–58, 1986–87, 2221–22, 2296–97, 2362–63, 2394, 2426
    - Morgan, 1697–98, 1957–58, 1986–88, 2221–22, 2296–97, 2362–64, 2394–95, 2426
    - Wall, 2297
  - Proposed changes, co-operative amelioration
    - Broten, 3417–18
    - Forbes, 3418–19
    - Wall, 3417–19
- Leadership
  - Question and response
    - Broten, 3175
    - Wall, 3175
- Liquor stores
  - Ownership
    - Public and private
      - Belanger, 1749–50
      - Harpauer, 1749–50
- Lobbying
  - Lobbyist registry
    - Legislation
      - Nilson, 2708–9
      - Sproule, 3470–72
      - Wyant, 2709, 3471–72
- Long-term care
  - And home care
    - Broten, 3288–90, 3419–21
    - Duncan, 3289–90, 3420–21
    - Wall, 3288–89, 3420
  - Quality
    - Broten, 3107–9
    - Duncan, 3108–9
    - Wall, 3107–8
- Long-term care facilities
  - Maintenance issues
    - Broten, 2632–33
    - Duncan, 2632–33
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Duncan, 1780
    - Vermette, 1780
- Long-term care personnel
  - Staffing
    - Broten, 3560–62, 3576–78, 3590–91
    - Duncan, 3561–62, 3591
    - Wall, 3576–78
- Medical instruments and apparatus
  - Hyperbaric chamber
    - Moose Jaw
      - Duncan, 2604–5
      - Nilson, 2604–5
- Midwives
  - Services
    - Status
      - Chartier, 3432–33
      - Duncan, 3432–33
- Motor vehicles
  - Motorcycles
    - Insurance
      - Rates
        
        Chartier, 2452
        
        Harpauer, 2452
- Municipalities, infrastructure
  - Funding
    - Public-private partnerships
      - McMorris, 2578–79
      - Nilson, 2577–78
- Northern Saskatchewan
  - Investment
    - Belanger, 2794
    - Wall, 2794–95
- Nuclear energy
  - Northern Saskatchewan, small nuclear reactors, development
    - Sproule, 1811–12
    - Wall, 1811–12
- Oil industry
  - Orphan well program
    - Status
      - McMillan, 2397
      - Sproule, 2396–97
- Pediatrics
  - Broten, 3369–70
  - Wall, 3369–71
  - Pediatric specialists
    - Shortage
      - Broten, 3551–52
      - Duncan, 3551–52
  - Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region
    - Pediatric intensive care unit, closure
      - Broten, 3327–28
      - Duncan, 3328
      - Wall, 3327–28
    - Pediatric oncology ward relocation
      - Broten, 3197–99
      - Duncan, 3199
      - Wall, 3197–98
- Pensions
  - Canada Pension Plan
    - Changes, Saskatchewan position
      - Krawetz, 2927–28
      - Wotherspoon, 2927–28
- Personal care homes
  - Inspections
    - And regulation
      - Broten, 2395–96
      - Duncan, 2395–96
- Physicians
  - Rural locum pool program
    - Broten, 1813
    - Duncan, 1813–14
  - Shortage, Kipling
    - Broten, 2264–65
    - Duncan, 2264
    - Weekes, 2264–65
- Pipelines
  - Safety
    - McMillan, 1779–80
    - Sproule, 1778–79
- Post-secondary education
  - Funding
    - Concerns and Aboriginal enrolment
      - McCall, 3173–74
      - Morgan, 3173–74
- Potash industry
  - Chinese investment and ownership
    - McMillan, 1748–49
    - Sproule, 1748–49
- Poverty
  - Reduction strategy
    - Chartier, 2137–38
    - Draude, 2137–38
- Provincial disaster assistance program
  - Claims
    - Floods
      - Reiter, 3563–64
      - Wotherspoon, 3563–64
  - Claims outstanding
    - And funding projections
      - Cheveldayoff, 2635–36
      - Sproule, 2635–36
    - Reiter, 3319–20
    - Wotherspoon, 3319–20
- Public Service Commission
  - ClimbIT contract
    - Untendered
      - Chartier, 3562–63
      - Heppner, 3562–63
- Racetracks (horse racing)
  - West Meadows Raceway (Regina)
    - Licence, denial
      - Harpauer, 3360–61
      - Sproule, 3360–61
- Railways
  - Freight
    - Rates, federal legislation
      - Sproule, 2732–33
      - Stewart, 2732–33
- Regina bypass
  - Land acquisition
    - Belanger, 3199–3200
    - McMorris, 3199–3200
    - And landowner access
      - Belanger, 2675–76
      - McMorris, 2675–77
- Rent
  - Increases
    - Forbes, 2508
    - Wyant, 2508–9
- Saskatchewan Employment Act
  - Legislation, new
    - Forbes, 2558–59
    - Morgan, 2558–59
  - Regulations
    - Consultation
      - Broten, 3591
      - Wall, 3591–92
- Saskatchewan Hospital (North Battleford)
  - Replacement
    - Duncan, 3051–52
    - Nilson, 3051
- Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program
  - Changes
    - Boyd, 2323–24
    - Broten, 2322–23
    - Family class
      - Boyd, 1651–52
      - Broten, 1651–52
- Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
  - Funding
    - McCall, 3292–93
    - Morgan, 3292–93
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation
  - Capital projects
    - Costs, effect on electricity rates
      - Boyd, 3139–40
      - Sproule, 3139–40
- Saskatchewan Transportation Company
  - Routes
    - Deleted
      - McMorris, 2507, 3110–11, 3552–53
      - Vermette, 2507, 3110–11, 3552–53
- Saskatoon Health Region
  - Staffing, hiring freeze and no overtime
    - Broten, 3317–18
    - Duncan, 3317–18
    - Wall, 3317
- School divisions
  - Capital funding
    - Broten, 3592–93
    - Wall, 3592–93
  - Funding
    - Marchuk, 1720–21
    - Wotherspoon, 1720–21
- Schools
  - Infrastructure
    - l'École Monseigneur de Laval (Regina), repairs
      - Marchuk, 2558
      - McCall, 2558
- Slaughterhouses
  - Inspection
    - Broten, 2366–67
    - Duncan, 2366–67
- Social Services Ministry
  - Legal fees, Prince Albert and the North
    - Broten, 3331–32
    - Chartier, 3328–29
    - Draude, 3329
    - Wall, 3332
- Students
  - Increased numbers, class sizes
    - Forbes, 2679
    - Marchuk, 2679–80
  - Standardized testing
    - Broten, 3593–94
    - Forbes, 2825–26, 2926–27, 3048–49, 3472–74, 3528–29, 3553–54
    - Marchuk, 2453–54, 2826, 2926–27, 3049–50, 3472–75, 3528–29, 3553–54
    - Wall, 3529, 3593–94
    - Wotherspoon, 2452–54
    - Costs
      - Broten, 3111–12
      - Wall, 3111–12
  - Student achievement initiative
    - Marchuk, 2453
    - Wotherspoon, 2453
- Surgery
  - Initiatives and health care services, funding
    - Broten, 2451
    - Duncan, 2451–52
  - Surgical mesh
    - Complications in patients, referral process for removal
      - Broten, 2262–63
      - Duncan, 2262–63
- Surgery, waiting lists
  - Wait times
    - Broten, 2992–93, 3019–20
    - Duncan, 2993
    - Wall, 2993, 3019–20
- Tourism Saskatchewan
  - Status change to Crown corporation
    - McMillan, 1874
    - Vermette, 1873–74
- Trappers
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Government consultation
      - Cheveldayoff, 2678–79
      - Vermette, 2678
- Tuberculosis
  - Control
    - Broten, 2320–21
    - Duncan, 2320–21
- Unemployment
  - Job losses
    - The Battlefords and area
      - Boyd, 3174–75
      - Wotherspoon, 3174–75
- Universities
  - Funding
    - Broten, 2049–50, 2509–10, 2924–26
    - McCall, 3484–85
    - Morgan, 2049–50, 2509–10, 3484–85
    - Wall, 2924–26
- University of Saskatchewan
  - Academic Health Sciences, building project
    - Capital funding
      - Broten, 1746–48, 1812
      - Duncan, 1746–48
      - McCall, 2634
      - Morgan, 1747, 1812, 2634
  - College of Medicine
    - Accreditation, status
      - McCall, 2634
      - Morgan, 2634
    - Various issues
      - Broten, 2134–35
      - Duncan, 2134–35
      - Morgan, 2135
  - Funding
    - McCall, 2634
    - Morgan, 2635
    - Sheep sale
      - McCall, 3461
      - Morgan, 3461
  - Funding and financial management, Kenderdine Campus, closure
    - Broten, 1988–89
    - Morgan, 1988–89
- Valley View Centre (Moose Jaw)
  - Closure
    - Economic effect on Moose Jaw
      - Broten, 1960–62
      - Draude, 1961–62
  - Residents
    - Relocation to community
      - Chartier, 1959–60
      - Draude, 1959–60
- Venture capital
  - Labour-sponsored funds
    - Changes
      - Krawetz, 2990–91
      - Wotherspoon, 2990–91
- Warehouses
  - Kal Tire distribution plant, location of
    - Boyd, 2109
    - Wotherspoon, 2108–9
- Wildfires
  - Fire tower detection personnel, replacement with infrared camera technology
    - Cheveldayoff, 3291–92, 3486–87
    - Sproule, 3291–92, 3486–87
  - Funding, provincial and municipal
    - Cheveldayoff, 3266–67
    - Sproule, 3266–67
- Windbreaks, shelterbelts, etc.
  - Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration shelterbelt program, elimination
    - Sproule, 3372
    - Stewart, 3372
- Workplaces
  - Fatalities
    - And injuries, increase
      - Forbes, 3525–26
      - Morgan, 3526–27
    - Increase
      - Forbes, 3109–10
      - Morgan, 3109–10
Question period [Session 3]
- Boundary dam carbon capture project
  - Project status
    - Reiter, 4516
    - Sproule, 4516
- Bridges
  - Saskatoon
    - And Prince Albert, new bridges
      - Belanger, 4984
      - Krawetz, 4984–85
- Bridges, Prince Albert
  - Second bridge, over North Saskatchewan River
    - Belanger, 4147–48, 4225–26, 5010–11
    - McMorris, 4147–48, 4225–26
    - Wall, 5010–11
- Bullying
  - Anti-bullying
    - Action plan
      - And report
        
        Forbes, 3616, 3644, 3998–99
        
        Morgan, 3616, 3644, 3803, 3998–99
        
        Wotherspoon, 3803
    - Strategies
      - Gay-straight alliances
        
        Broten, 4020, 4112
        
        Forbes, 4019
        
        Morgan, 4019
        
        Wall, 4019–20, 4112
- Cabinet ministers
  - Social Services [Draude], international travel expenses
    - Broten, 5065–67, 5096–97
    - Draude, 5063, 5095–96
    - Forbes, 5063–65, 5095
    - Wall, 5063–67, 5096–97
  - Travel expenses
    - Broten, 5096–97, 5105–9, 5127–28
    - Heppner, 5127–28
    - Wall, 5096–97, 5105–10, 5428–29
    - Wotherspoon, 5428
- Child welfare
  - Child in care, death
    - Children's Advocate report
      - Draude, 5419
      - Forbes, 5419
  - Children in care
    - Broten, 4430–31
    - Wall, 4430–31
    - Resources
      - Broten, 3994–96
      - Draude, 3995–96, 4887–89, 5311–12
      - Forbes, 4887–89, 5311
- Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan (Saskatoon)
  - Design
    - Maternity beds, number
      - Broten, 4365–66
      - Duncan, 4365–66
      - Wall, 4366
    - Redesign
      - Chartier, 5194–95, 5239–40
      - Duncan, 5194–96, 5239–40
- Collective bargaining
  - Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation and government trustee, relationship
    - Broten, 3798–99
    - Wall, 3799
- Community-based organizations
  - Political activities, policies and guidelines
    - Draude, 5402
    - Forbes, 5401–2
    - Harrison, 5402
- Community pastures
  - Federal pastures
    - Transfers
      - Sproule, 4671, 4698
      - Stewart, 4671, 4698
  - Management plan
    - Sproule, 4780
    - Stewart, 4780
    - Wall, 4780–81
- Community schools
  - Connaught Community School (Regina)
    - Funding
      - Morgan, 4556–57
      - Wotherspoon, 4556–57
- Correctional centres
  - Food services
    - Contracted out and prisoner training
      - Nilson, 5323–24
      - Tell, 5323–24
- Credit unions
  - Taxation
    - Boyd, 3775
    - Krawetz, 4699
    - Wotherspoon, 3775, 4699
- Crime, prevention and intervention
  - North Battleford
    - Nilson, 4073–74
    - Tell, 4073–74
- Crop insurance
  - Claims, wet acres
    - Sproule, 3907
    - Stewart, 3907
- Crown land
  - Leaseholders, lease payments
    - Sproule, 4727
    - Stewart, 4727
- Cyberbullying
  - Legislation
    - Forbes, 4145
    - Wyant, 4145
- Disabled and handicapped persons, programs
  - Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology, living skills program in Moose Jaw, status
    - Boyd, 5362–63
    - Forbes, 5322–23
    - Harrison, 5322–23
    - Norris, 5323
- Drug and alcohol abuse
  - Youth
    - Meeting with grieving parent
      - Duncan, 5400
      - Forbes, 5400
- Education
  - Education sector strategic plan
    - Morgan, 5138–40, 5164–65
    - Wotherspoon, 5138–39, 5163–65
  - First Nations
    - Federal legislation
      - Broten, 5293
      - Wall, 5293–94
  - Initiatives, status
    - Broten, 3800–3801
    - Wall, 3800–3801
  - Operational resources
    - Morgan, 3743–44
    - Wotherspoon, 3743
- Education, funding
  - And expenditures
    - Krawetz, 4272
    - Morgan, 4272
    - Wotherspoon, 4272
  - Allocations
    - Morgan, 5249, 5262–63
    - Wotherspoon, 5249, 5262
  - Allocations, funding and resources
    - Morgan, 4779–80
    - Wotherspoon, 4779–80
  - Capital and capital projects
    - Morgan, 5031–32
    - Wotherspoon, 5031–32
  - First Nations
    - Broten, 4329–30
    - Wall, 4330–31
  - Francophone education
    - Morgan, 3969–70
    - Sproule, 3969–70
- Educational assistants
  - Positions
    - Morgan, 3876–77
    - Wotherspoon, 3876–77
    - And classroom supports
      - Broten, 4144
      - Wall, 4144–45
- Electricity
  - Rates
    - Harpauer, 3703
    - Sproule, 3703
    - Effect of Boundary dam project
      - Boyd, 3855–56, 4304
      - Sproule, 3855–56, 4303–4
- Environmental protection
  - Broten, 3852–54, 4604–5
  - Cheveldayoff, 5011
  - Sproule, 5011
  - Wall, 3853–54, 4605
- Film industry, film employment tax credit
  - Reinstatement
    - Doherty, 3937–38
    - Sproule, 3937–38
- Firefighters
  - Response crews, minimum size
    - Broten, 4361–63
    - Wall, 4362–63
- Fires
  - Prevention, First Nations reserves
    - Broten, 4604
    - Reiter, 4604
- First Nations
  - And Métis
    - Education and employment
      - Morgan, 3996–97
      - Wotherspoon, 3996–97
- Food banks
  - Saskatoon Food Bank
    - Political activity, independent investigation
      - Speaker, 5428
      - Wotherspoon, 5428
- Foreign workers
  - Temporary foreign workers
    - Federal program, abuses
      - Broten, 5236–38
      - Wall, 5236–38
- Geriatrics
  - Broten, 4777–79
  - Wall, 4778–79
  - Seniors' advocate
    - Chartier, 4114–15
    - Duncan, 4114–15
- Global Transportation Hub (Regina)
  - Funding, government and Crown corporations
    - Boyd, 5386–87
    - Wotherspoon, 5386
- Government
  - Boards and agencies
    - Appointments
      - Draude, 5196
      - Forbes, 5196–97
      - Heppner, 5196–97
- Government, lean management program
  - Costs, benefits, contract terms
    - Broten, 5258–59
    - Duncan, 5259–60
    - Heppner, 5258–61, 5271–72
    - McCall, 5260–61, 5271–72
- Government financial management
  - Krawetz, 4454
  - Wotherspoon, 4454
  - Accounting practices
    - Krawetz, 4699–4700, 4728
    - Wotherspoon, 4699–4700, 4727–28
  - Financial reports
    - Broten, 4428
    - Krawetz, 4398–99
    - Wall, 4428–29
    - Wotherspoon, 4397–99
  - Saskatchewan futures fund
    - Wall, 4795–96
    - Wotherspoon, 4795–96
- Grain
  - Transportation, backlog
    - Sproule, 4454–56, 4514, 4584–85, 4608, 4698, 5297
    - Stewart, 4455–56, 4514, 4584–85, 4608–9, 4698, 5297
    - Wall, 4454–55
    - Federal legislation
      - Sproule, 4983
      - Stewart, 4983–84
- Greenhouse gas mitigation
  - Emissions
    - Cheveldayoff, 5240
    - Sproule, 5240
- Group homes
  - Wait-list
    - People waiting in hospitals
      - Chartier, 5387
      - Duncan, 5387
- Health care
  - Funding
    - And expenditures
      - Duncan, 4271–72
      - Wotherspoon, 4271
    - Federal
      - Broten, 5007
      - Wall, 5007–8
  - Services
    - Wolseley and area
      - Chartier, 4270–71
      - Weekes, 4270–71
- Health care, lean management program
  - Broten, 5182–84, 5320–22
  - Duncan, 5184, 5403
  - Wall, 5182–83, 5320–22
  - Chartier, 5402–3
  - Consultants
    - Fees
      - Broten, 4696–97, 4724–26, 4751–55, 4776–77, 5027–31, 5429
      - Duncan, 4753–56, 5027–31, 5429
      - Wall, 4696–97, 4724–26, 4751–53, 4776–77, 5029–30, 5429–30
      - Wotherspoon, 4755–56, 5429
  - Costs
    - And benefits
      - Broten, 4820–22, 4948–50, 4980–81, 5008–9, 5192–94
      - Chartier, 4886–87
      - Duncan, 4820–22, 4886–87, 4981, 5193–94
      - Wall, 4948–50, 4980–81, 5008–9
- Health facilities
  - Cleanliness
    - Staffing
      - Broten, 3739–40, 3771–73
      - Duncan, 3739–41
      - Wall, 3771–73
  - Staffing
    - Safety, quality of care
      - Chartier, 3935–36
      - Duncan, 3935–36
- Highway No. 1
  - East
    - Traffic safety measures
      - McCall, 5310
      - McMorris, 5310–11
- Highway No. 2
  - North of Prince Albert, traffic safety
    - Belanger, 5272–73
    - McMorris, 5272–73
- Highway No. 123
  - Repair and maintenance
    - Belanger, 5126–27
    - McMorris, 5126–27
- Highways and Infrastructure Ministry
  - Contracts
    - Tracking and completion
      - Belanger, 4585–86
      - Reiter, 4585–86
  - Lean management program
    - Heppner, 5247–48
    - McCall, 5247–48
    - McMorris, 5247
- Highways and roads, construction and maintenance
  - Contractors
    - Payments
      - Belanger, 5042–43
      - McMorris, 5042–43
- Home care
  - Services
    - Availability
      - Broten, 4884–86
      - Duncan, 4884–86
    - Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region
      - Chartier, 4950–51, 5140
      - Duncan, 4950–51, 5140
- Hospitals
  - Overcrowding
    - Chartier, 4171
    - Duncan, 4171–72
    - Cleanliness, staffing
      - Chartier, 4555–56
      - Duncan, 4555–56
  - Saskatoon
    - Services
      - Broten, 5208–10
      - Duncan, 5208–10
      - Wall, 5208–9
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - Overcrowding
    - Chartier, 4071
    - Duncan, 4071
  - Regina
    - Broten, 4222–24, 4268–69, 4300–4302, 4304
    - Duncan, 4223–24, 4268–69, 4301–2
    - Wall, 4222, 4268–69, 4300–4302, 4304–5
    - Physician shortage
      - Broten, 4015–17, 4168–70
      - Wall, 4015–17, 4168–70
  - Services, availability
    - Chartier, 4429
    - Wall, 4429–30
  - Wait times
    - Broten, 4394–96
    - Duncan, 4395–96
- Housing, affordable
  - Social housing
    - Age requirement policies and rents
      - Draude, 5296–97, 5364
      - Forbes, 5296, 5364
- Housing authorities
  - Earl Grey Housing Authority, social housing, maintenance funding
    - Draude, 5363–64
    - Forbes, 5363
- Housing programs, Northern Saskatchewan
  - Rental purchase option program
    - Belanger, 3908
    - Draude, 3908
- Impaired driving
  - Vehicle impoundments
    - Chartier, 3618
    - Harpauer, 3618
- IPAC-CO2
  - Fraud investigation, Royal Canadian Mounted Police
    - Harpauer, 3855, 3875–76
    - Wotherspoon, 3854–55, 3875–76
- Labour market
  - Canada-Saskatchewan labour market agreements, changes
    - Boyd, 4363–64
    - Wotherspoon, 4363–64
- Liquor stores
  - Public stores, rural Saskatchewan, closures
    - Harpauer, 5363
    - Sproule, 5363
- Long-term care
  - Beds
    - Chartier, 4396
    - Duncan, 4396–97
  - Care standards
    - And lean management program
      - Broten, 5124–26
      - Duncan, 5124–26
  - Dementia patients
    - Chartier, 4670–71
    - Duncan, 4670–71
  - Issues
    - Chartier, 4328
    - Duncan, 4328–29
    - And lean management program
      - Chartier, 4794–95
      - Duncan, 4794–95
  - Placements
    - Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region
      - Chartier, 3802–3
      - Duncan, 3802–3
- Long-term care facilities
  - La Ronge
    - Duncan, 4146–47
    - Vermette, 4146–47
  - Physical therapy facilities and staffing
    - Chartier, 4224–25
    - Duncan, 4224–25
  - Residents' bill of rights
    - Broten, 4326–27
    - Duncan, 4326–27
    - Wall, 4327–28
  - Urgent Issues Action Fund
    - Requests and allocations
      - Broten, 4069–70, 4451–53, 4512–13
      - Duncan, 4069–70, 4452–53, 4512–13
      - Wall, 4070–71
- Long-term care facilities, care standards
  - And staffing
    - Broten, 5093–94
    - Duncan, 5093–94
    - Wall, 5094
- Long-term care personnel
  - Nursing and care standards
    - And staffing
      - Broten, 3614–16, 3773–74, 3872–74, 3904–5, 3966–68, 4553–54
      - Chartier, 3644–45, 3701, 3874–75, 3997–98, 4583–84
      - Duncan, 3614–16, 3644–45, 3701–2, 3873–75, 3905, 3967–68, 3997–98, 4553–55, 4583–84
      - Wall, 3614, 3773–74, 3872, 3904–5, 3966–67
  - Staffing
    - Broten, 5294–95
    - Duncan, 5294–95
- Medical personnel
  - Training, funding requests vs. lean program costs
    - Broten, 5038–39
    - Duncan, 5038–39
- Meewasin Valley Authority, Saskatoon
  - Provincial funding
    - Doherty, 5401
    - Sproule, 5401
- Mental health
  - And addictions
    - Action plan, status
      - Chartier, 4364–65
      - Duncan, 4364–65
- Municipalities
  - Revenue sharing agreement, accounting change
    - Effect
      - Reiter, 4113–14
      - Wotherspoon, 4113–14
- Nurses
  - And lean management program
    - Broten, 5161–63
    - Duncan, 5163
    - Wall, 5162–63
  - Nursing positions, changes
    - Broten, 4582–83
    - Duncan, 4582–83
- Occupational therapists
  - Numbers in school divisions
    - Chartier, 5165–66
    - Draude, 5166
    - Morgan, 5165–66
- Parks, provincial
  - Camping fees, increase
    - Doherty, 5273–74
    - Sproule, 5273–74
  - Campsite reservations
    - Online system
      - Problems
        
        Doherty, 4557–58, 4697–98
        
        Sproule, 4557, 4697
- Patients
  - Care, staffing issues
    - Broten, 3699–3700
    - Duncan, 3699–3701
  - Safety
    - And impact of lean management program
      - Broten, 5136–38
      - Duncan, 5137–38
      - Wall, 5136–37
    - Issues
      - Broten, 3642–43
      - Duncan, 3642–44
      - And lean management program
        
        Broten, 4792–93
        
        Duncan, 4792–94
- Pediatrics
  - Pediatric neurologists
    - Shortage
      - Broten, 4947–48
      - Wall, 4947–48
  - Saskatoon and Regina
    - Broten, 5384–85
    - Wall, 5384–85
- Pensions
  - Canada Pension Plan
    - Expansion
      - Wall, 3775–76
      - Wotherspoon, 3775
- Personal care homes
  - Inspections
    - And reports
      - And regulation
        
        Broten, 4636–37, 4667–69
        
        Chartier, 4726
        
        Duncan, 4636–37, 4669–70, 4726
        
        Wall, 4637, 4667–69
  - Legislation
    - Broten, 4640
    - Wall, 4640
- Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Layoffs
    - Subsequent government actions
      - Broten, 4427
      - Wall, 4427–28
- Poverty
  - Reduction strategy
    - Broten, 5308–9
    - Draude, 4640, 5308–10
    - Forbes, 4639–40
    - Wyant, 4639
  - Seniors
    - Draude, 5261–62
    - Forbes, 5261–62
- Prairie Spirit School Division
  - Funding
    - And accommodation
      - Broten, 3933–35
      - Wall, 3933–35
- Property tax
  - Education
    - Allocation of revenue
      - Krawetz, 4453–54
      - Wotherspoon, 4453–54
- Public safety
  - Public notification, escaped offender, Saskatchewan Hospital (North Battleford)
    - Nilson, 5184
    - Tell, 5184
- Refuse and refuse disposal
  - Government responsibilities
    - Cheveldayoff, 5009–10, 5040–41
    - Sproule, 5009, 5040
  - Landfills
    - Environmental monitoring
      - Duncan, 4397
      - Sproule, 4397
- Resources
  - Non-renewable resource revenue
    - Futures fund
      - Nilson, 3936
      - Wall, 3936–37
- Saskatchewan Transportation Company
  - Routes
    - Deleted
      - McMorris, 3968–69
      - Vermette, 3968–69
- Saskatoon City Hospital
  - Acute care services
    - Broten, 5360–61
    - Weekes, 5360–61
  - Emergency room, use
    - Chartier, 5295
    - Duncan, 5295–96
- School divisions
  - Capital funding
    - Morgan, 4822–24
    - Wotherspoon, 4822–23
    - Priorities
      - Morgan, 5039–40
      - Wotherspoon, 5039–40
  - Funding
    - Lean initiative clawback
      - Morgan, 5210–12, 5238–39, 5248–49
      - Wotherspoon, 5210–12, 5238–39, 5248
    - Morgan, 4982–83
    - Wotherspoon, 4982–83
- Schools
  - Classrooms
    - Students per classroom
      - Forbes, 4430
      - Morgan, 4430
  - Infrastructure
    - Capital asset plans
      - Morgan, 4017–19
      - Wotherspoon, 4017–19
  - Overcrowding, solutions
    - Wall, 3970–71
    - Wotherspoon, 3970–71
- Schools, new
  - Construction, public-private partnerships
    - McMorris, 3645–47, 3702–3, 3856–57, 4145–46, 4172–73, 4303, 4606–7
    - Morgan, 3616–18, 3905–7
    - Wotherspoon, 3616–17, 3645–47, 3702–3, 3856–57, 3905–6, 4145–46, 4172–73, 4302–3, 4605–6
    - Independent evaluation
      - McMorris, 3801–2
      - Wotherspoon, 3801–2
- Senate (Canada)
  - Senators
    - Provincial elections, contributions
      - McCall, 3741–42
- Seniors
  - Bill of rights legislation
    - Chartier, 5324
    - Duncan, 5324–25
- Social Services Appeal Board
  - Board Co-Chair
    - Social Services minister [Draude], relationship with
      - Broten, 5361–62, 5388–89
      - Draude, 5361–62
      - Wall, 5388
      - Wyant, 5361–62, 5388–89
  - Board membership
    - Draude, 5184–85, 5428
    - Forbes, 5184–85
    - Wotherspoon, 5428
- Social Services Ministry
  - Child and family services
    - Funding
      - Salaries
        
        Draude, 5041
        
        Forbes, 5041
  - Minister [Draude], international travel expenses
    - Draude, 5041–42
    - Forbes, 5041
- Students
  - Standardized testing
    - Morgan, 4951–52, 5185–87
    - Wotherspoon, 4951–52, 5185–87
- Surgery
  - Cancellations and contingency plans, Pasqua Hospital (Regina)
    - Chartier, 4515
    - Duncan, 4515–16
  - Endometriosis case, out-of-country coverage
    - Chartier, 5418–19
    - Duncan, 5418–19
- Tanning salons
  - Tanning beds, youth access, restrictions
    - Chartier, 5312–13
    - Duncan, 5312–13
- Teachers
  - Government support
    - Morgan, 4637–39
    - Wotherspoon, 4637–39
  - Relations with government
    - Morgan, 4115–16
    - Wotherspoon, 4115–16
- Traffic fatalities
  - Saskatchewan Government Insurance policy for coverage, specific case
    - Harpauer, 5246–47
    - Vermette, 5246–47
- Transgender people
  - Saskatchewan Human Rights Code, inclusion in
    - Forbes, 4112–13
    - Wyant, 4113
- Universities
  - Tuition fees
    - McCall, 4071–72, 4607
    - Norris, 4072–73, 4607–8
- University of Saskatchewan
  - TransformUS, internal review
    - Broten, 5245–46, 5269–71, 5398–5400
    - Norris, 5245–46, 5269–71, 5398–5400
  - TransformUS, internal review, Dr. Robert Buckingham, status
    - Broten, 5415–18, 5425–27
    - Norris, 5426–27
    - Wall, 5415–18, 5425–26
- Valley View Centre (Moose Jaw)
  - Closure
    - Residents
      - Relocation to community
        
        Chartier, 5387–88
        
        Draude, 5388
- Wages and salaries
  - Minimum wage
    - Indexing to consumer price index
      - Forbes, 4329
      - Morgan, 4329
    - Status
      - Forbes, 4824
      - Morgan, 4824
- Warehouses
  - Sears distribution centre (Regina), closure
    - Boyd, 3741
    - Wotherspoon, 3741
- Workplaces
  - Safety
    - Legislation, proclamation
      - Forbes, 3742
      - Morgan, 3742–43
Question period [Session 4]
- Ambulance service
  - Fee payment, public and private sources
    - Broten, 6954–56
    - Wall, 6954–56
  - Fees and subsidies
    - Broten, 6423–25, 6505–7, 6919–21, 6929–31
    - Duncan, 6424–25, 6919–21, 6929–31
    - Ottenbreit, 6507
    - Wall, 6423–24, 6505–7
  - Fees for seniors
    - First Nations, subsidies, eligibility
      - Broten, 6985–86
      - Duncan, 6985–86
- Bills
  - Buy Local Day Act (No. 607), government support
    - Harrison, 6544–45
    - Sproule, 6544–45
- Boundary dam carbon capture project
  - Costs and benefits
    - Boyd, 5835–37, 5971–72, 7630–31
    - Sproule, 5835–37, 5971–72, 7630–31
  - Future conversions
    - Boyd, 7657–59
    - Sproule, 7657–59
  - Operational capacity
    - Boyd, 7862–63
    - Broten, 7543–47
    - Forbes, 7547
    - Sproule, 7862–63
    - Wall, 7543–47
  - Promotion of project and technology
    - Boyd, 7610–11, 7688–90, 7700–7701, 7727
    - Broten, 7698–7700, 7725–27
    - Sproule, 7610–11, 7688–90
    - Wall, 7698–7700, 7725–27
  - SaskPower
    - CO sale to Cenovus
      - Boyd, 7465–67
      - Sproule, 7465–66
      - And project's operational capacity
        
        Boyd, 7494–97, 7521–23, 7568–71
        
        Broten, 7518–22, 7567–71
        
        Sproule, 7494–97, 7522
        
        Wall, 7519–21, 7567–68
- Bridges, Prince Albert
  - Second bridge
    - Funding, responsibility
      - Belanger, 5943
      - Heppner, 5943
- Canadian Wheat Board
  - Ownership, assets and global marketing
    - Sproule, 6932–33
    - Stewart, 6932–34
- Carbon sequestration
  - Technology
    - Promotion
      - Travel expenses, SaskPower executives
        
        Boyd, 6145–46
        
        Sproule, 6145–46
- Central Services Ministry
  - Consultants, use
    - Campeau, 6265–66, 6568, 6598–99
    - McCall, 6265–66, 6567–68, 6598
- Child care
  - Availability
    - Chartier, 6863–64
    - Morgan, 6863–64
  - Centres
    - Licensed, availability
      - Chartier, 7063–64
      - Morgan, 7063–64
  - Spaces
    - Needs, and provisions
      - Chartier, 7381–82
      - Morgan, 7382
- Child welfare
  - Child in care, death, inquest, jury report, recommendations
    - Forbes, 6968–69
    - Harpauer, 6968–69
  - Children in care
    - Deaths
      - Forbes, 6986–87
      - Harpauer, 6986–87
    - Protection
      - Forbes, 7063
      - Harpauer, 7063
- Climate change
  - Funding
    - Moe, 6615
    - Sproule, 6615
  - Government's stance, and the promotion of Boundary dam power station project
    - Boyd, 7715
    - Broten, 7712–15
    - Wall, 7712–14
- Community-based organizations
  - Radius Community Centre, Saskatoon, youth companion program, funding
    - Forbes, 6969, 7034–35
    - Harpauer, 6969, 7034–35
- Correctional centres
  - Besnard Lake Correctional Camp
    - Extended closure
      - Tell, 6874
      - Vermette, 6874
  - Community-training residence
    - Regina, community consultation
      - Tell, 6584–85, 6615–16
      - Wotherspoon, 6584–85, 6615–16
- Correctional centres, youth facilities
  - Yarrow Youth Farm (Saskatoon)
    - Closure, transfer low-risk offenders to Kilburn Hall
      - Broten, 6830
      - Sproule, 6532–33, 6635–36, 6819–21
      - Tell, 6532–33, 6635–36, 6820–21
      - Wall, 6830
- Creative Saskatchewan
  - Travel and event expenses during spending freeze
    - Docherty, 6341, 6383–84, 6427–28, 6459
    - Sproule, 6341, 6383–84, 6427, 6459
- Cypress Regional Hospital (Swift Current)
  - Patient care, quality
    - Broten, 7047–49
    - Duncan, 7049
    - Wall, 7047–48
- Diagnostic imaging
  - Magnetic resonance imaging
    - Patient-pay pilot project, costs and benefits
      - Broten, 7152–54
      - Duncan, 7154
      - Wall, 7152–54
- Education, funding
  - Morgan, 6873
  - Wotherspoon, 6872–73
- Electricity
  - Renewable power targets
    - Boyd, 7756–57
    - Sproule, 7756–57
- Emergency housing
  - Emergency shelter, cold weather
    - Broten, 5863–64
    - Harpauer, 5863–64
- English as an additional language
  - Supports
    - Funding cut
      - Broten, 6611–14
      - Morgan, 6614
      - Wall, 6611–14
- Environment Ministry
  - Travel, essential, policy
    - Moe, 6482–83
    - Sproule, 6481–82
- Environmental protection
  - Saskatchewan Environmental Code
    - Moe, 5778–79
    - Sproule, 5778–79
- Farm land
  - Government sale
    - Sproule, 7678–79
    - Stewart, 7678–79
  - Purchases by Canada Pension Plan
    - Sproule, 6913
    - Stewart, 6913–14
  - Purchasing, regulations
    - Sproule, 6265
    - Stewart, 6265
- Film industry
  - Tax incentives
    - Docherty, 5596–97
    - Sproule, 5596–97
- Firefighters
  - Workers' Compensation Act, expanding categories to include more cancer types and post-traumatic stress disorder
    - Forbes, 7701
    - Morgan, 7701
- First Nations
  - And Métis
    - Sixties Scoop, status of government apology
      - Harpauer, 7727–28
      - Vermette, 7727
- Floods
  - High risk areas
    - Prince Albert, community planning policy
      - Belanger, 7256
      - Reiter, 7256–57
- Foreign workers
  - Temporary foreign workers
    - Displacement of local workers
      - Harrison, 6900–6902
      - Wotherspoon, 6900–6901
- Gay-straight alliances (GSA), students
  - Facilitating access
    - Forbes, 7233
    - Morgan, 7233
  - Legislation, publicly funded schools
    - Forbes, 7182, 7206–7, 7257
    - Morgan, 7182, 7206–7
    - Wall, 7257
- Geriatrics
  - Ombudsman, use
    - Broten, 6039–40
    - Wall, 6039–40
  - Provisions
    - Broten, 6594–96
    - Duncan, 6596–97
    - Wall, 6595–96
  - Regional reports
    - Chartier, 7272–73, 7728
    - Duncan, 7272–73, 7728
- Government
  - Consultants
    - Use of
      - Decrease of full-time equivalents
        
        Krawetz, 6235
        
        Wall, 6235, 6288
        
        Wotherspoon, 6235, 6288
  - Procurement, policy
    - Local businesses
      - Wall, 6793–94
      - Wotherspoon, 5943–44, 6480–81, 6793–94
      - Wyant, 5943–44, 6481
  - Travel, essential, definition
    - Broten, 6379–80
    - Wall, 6380
- Government, lean management program
  - Consultant
    - Expenses
      - Duncan, 6084–85
      - McCall, 6084–85
- Government buildings
  - Forest Centre (Prince Albert), for sale
    - Campeau, 7022
    - Harpauer, 7022
    - McCall, 7022–23
    - McMorris, 7023
- Government financial management
  - Belanger, 6874
  - Doherty, 7674–75, 7717
  - Krawetz, 6874–75
  - Wotherspoon, 7674–75, 7717
  - And mid-year financial report
    - Doherty, 7862
    - Wotherspoon, 7861–62
  - Financial report, third quarter, delayed release
    - Krawetz, 6425–26
    - Wotherspoon, 6425–26
  - Saskatchewan futures fund
    - Krawetz, 6698–99, 6760–61
    - Wall, 6761
    - Wotherspoon, 6698–99, 6760–61
- Grain
  - Transportation
    - Rail companies, overcharging
      - Sproule, 6568
      - Stewart, 6568
  - Transportation, backlog
    - Sproule, 6832–33
    - Stewart, 6832–33
- Greenhouse gas mitigation
  - Emissions
    - Innovation and technology
      - Cox, 7358
      - Sproule, 7358
    - Oil and gas industry, sour gas, regulation and enforcement
      - Boyd, 6987
      - Sproule, 6987
  - Emissions, reduction
    - And carbon tax
      - Cox, 7781–82
      - Sproule, 7781–82
    - Moe, 7154–55
    - Sproule, 7154–55
  - Emissions targets
    - SaskPower
      - Projected 2015 and 2016
        
        Boyd, 7677–78
        
        Sproule, 7677–78
- Growth and Financial Security Fund
  - Balance
    - Krawetz, 6637
    - Wall, 6636–37
    - Wotherspoon, 6636–37
- Health care
  - Expenditures
    - Chartier, 7728–29
    - Duncan, 7728–30
  - Out-of-country surgery costs, coverage
    - Broten, 5624–25
    - Duncan, 5624–26
  - Out-of-province
    - Treatment costs
      - Coverage
        
        Broten, 7303–6, 7754–55
        
        Duncan, 7304–6, 7754–55
        
        Wall, 7303
      - Coverage, appeal process
        
        Broten, 7863–64
        
        Duncan, 7864
        
        Wall, 7863
  - Student wellness initiative toward community health (SWITCH), Saskatoon
    - Funding
      - Chartier, 5834
      - Duncan, 5834
- Health care, lean management program
  - Consultants
    - Contract, termination
      - Broten, 6233
      - Duncan, 6233–34
    - Contract renewal, costs and benefits
      - Broten, 5465–68
      - Duncan, 5466–68
      - Wall, 5465–66
  - Contracts
    - Competition and bidding process
      - Broten, 6115–17
      - Duncan, 6115–17, 6144
      - McCall, 6144
    - Terms, costs and benefits
      - Broten, 5537–40, 5832–34
      - Duncan, 5539–40
      - Wall, 5537–38, 5832–34
  - Costs
    - And benefits
      - Broten, 5593–94, 5626, 6266–67, 6564–66, 6830–32
      - Chartier, 6287, 6381–82, 6457–58, 6583–84, 6597–98, 6759
      - Duncan, 5593–94, 5626, 5971–72, 6267–68, 6287, 6382, 6457–58, 6598, 6759, 6830–32
      - McCall, 5971–72, 6287
      - Ottenbreit, 6566, 6583–84
      - Wall, 6564–66
  - Health facility tours, costs and benefits
    - Broten, 5866–67
    - Chartier, 5865–66
    - Duncan, 5866–67
  - Health Quality Council, role
    - Broten, 5774–76, 5801–2, 6232–33
    - Duncan, 5774–76, 5801–3, 6232–33
  - Patient care, effect on
    - Broten, 5909–11
    - Duncan, 5909–11
  - Public relations, costs and benefits
    - Broten, 5741–43
    - Wall, 5741–43
  - Support, health care workers
    - Chartier, 7181
    - Duncan, 7181–82
  - Training facilities, purchasing and leasing, costs
    - Chartier, 7035–36
    - Duncan, 7035–36
  - Travel, essential, spending freeze
    - Broten, 6380–81
    - Duncan, 6380–81
- Health care, rural
  - Craik
    - Physicians and facilities
      - Broten, 6230–32, 6921–22, 6956–57
      - Chartier, 6530–32
      - Duncan, 6922
      - Ottenbreit, 6531–32, 6922, 6956–57
      - Wall, 6230–32
    - Services
      - Broten, 6337–39
      - Ottenbreit, 6338–39
      - Wall, 6337
- Health facilities
  - Capital funding
    - Building maintenance
      - Broten, 6756–58
      - Wall, 6756–59
  - Staffing
    - Safety, quality of care
      - Chartier, 6143–44
      - Duncan, 6143–44
- Health Quality Council
  - Long-term care, evaluation mandate
    - Chartier, 7207–8
    - Duncan, 7207–8
- Health regions
  - Funding, Saskatoon and Regina
    - Broten, 7859–60
    - Duncan, 7860–61
    - Wall, 7859–60
- Heart diseases
  - Patients, cardiac rehabilitation services, program costs in Regina
    - Chartier, 7675–77
    - Duncan, 7676–77
- Highway No. 924
  - Condition, poor, and ministry's response
    - Belanger, 7656–57
    - Heppner, 7656–57
- Highways and roads, construction and maintenance
  - Condition, poor
    - Belanger, 6912–13
    - Heppner, 6912–13
  - Cost
    - Highway maintenance
      - Heppner, 7655–56
      - Wotherspoon, 7655–56
  - Repairs and infrastructure spending
    - Broten, 7627–28
    - Heppner, 7627–28
- Homelessness
  - Cold weather, fatality, poverty reduction strategy
    - Forbes, 6085, 6288
    - Harpauer, 6085, 6289
- Hospitals
  - Overcrowding
    - Broten, 7179–80
    - Duncan, 7179–80
  - Patient care, quality, transitional care units
    - Broten, 6633–35
    - Duncan, 6633–35
    - Wall, 6633
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - Patients
    - Patient management, critical incident
      - Broten, 7178
      - Wall, 7178–79
  - Wait times
    - Broten, 7268–71, 7378–80
    - Duncan, 7270–71, 7380
    - Wall, 7269–70, 7378–80
    - Increase, crowding, Victoria Hospital (Prince Albert)
      - Chartier, 7755–56
      - Duncan, 7755–56
    - Patient care
      - Broten, 6542–44
      - Ottenbreit, 6542–44
- Housing
  - Development
    - Prince Albert Parkland Regional Health Authority
      - Contract with developer
        
        Belanger, 6545
        
        Harpauer, 6545
- Housing, affordable
  - And social housing
    - Waitlists
      - Forbes, 5864
      - Harpauer, 5864–65
  - Social housing
    - Government involvement
      - Forbes, 5745
      - Harpauer, 5745
- Information and Privacy Commissioner
  - Investigation into alleged government breach of privacy
    - Broten, 7151–52
    - Wyant, 7151–52
- Justice, administration
  - Domestic violence deaths, formal review process
    - Broten, 7354–55
    - Wall, 7354–55
- Labour legislation
  - Public service essential services
    - Forbes, 7333–34
    - Morgan, 7334
- Liquor stores
  - Ownership
    - Proposed changes
      - McMorris, 7715–16
      - Sproule, 7715–16
- Long-term care
  - Beds
    - Northern Saskatchewan
      - Funding
        
        Duncan, 6696–97
        
        Vermette, 6696
  - Placements
    - Protocol, first available bed policy
      - Chartier, 7611–12
      - Duncan, 7611–12
- Long-term care facilities
  - Care quality and staffing
    - Broten, 7833–37
    - Duncan, 7834–37
    - Wall, 7833–34
  - Dementia patients, safety
    - Broten, 6141–43
    - Duncan, 6143
    - Wall, 6142
  - Dr. Cooke Extended Care Centre (Lloydminster), Alberta-Saskatchewan health agreement
    - Chartier, 5495–96
    - Duncan, 5496
  - Funding
    - Urgent requests, allocations
      - Chartier, 7861
      - Duncan, 7861
  - Injuries and fatalities, causes, transparency
    - Broten, 6081–83, 6175–77
    - Duncan, 6082–83, 6176–77
    - Wall, 6081–82, 6175–76
  - Medication management
    - Fatality
      - Broten, 6284–86
      - Duncan, 6286
      - Wall, 6284–86
    - Plans
      - Chartier, 6234
      - Duncan, 6234
  - Reluctance to criticize, staff and residents, Ombudsman's report recommendations
    - Broten, 7253–55
    - Duncan, 7255–56
    - Wall, 7253–55
  - Residents
    - Placements, criteria
      - Broten, 5911–12
      - Duncan, 5911–12
    - Safety, falls, injuries
      - Chartier, 6957–58
      - Duncan, 6958
      - And fatalities
        
        Broten, 6694–96
        
        Duncan, 6694–96
  - Seniors
    - Care, funding
      - Broten, 7404–8
      - Duncan, 7406–8
      - Wall, 7404–6
    - Care, quality
      - Chartier, 6507–9
      - Ottenbreit, 6507–9
    - Transfers, complications
      - Broten, 6037–39
      - Wall, 6037–39
- Long-term care facilities, care standards
  - And staffing
    - Broten, 6263–65, 6580–82, 6817–19, 6871–72
    - Chartier, 5712–13
    - Duncan, 5712–13, 6265, 6594, 6818–19, 6871–72
    - Wall, 6263–64, 6580–83, 6817–18
  - Guidelines, monitoring
    - Chartier, 6117–19
    - Duncan, 6117–19
  - Improvements, need for
    - Broten, 5939–41, 5968–70, 5989–93, 6909–11
    - Chartier, 5941–42, 5969–71
    - Duncan, 5940–42, 5969–71, 5991–93, 6909–11
    - Wall, 5989–91, 5993–94
  - Ombudsman's report recommendations
    - Broten, 7229–32
    - Duncan, 7230–33
    - Wall, 7229
  - Oversight
    - Chartier, 7332–33
    - Duncan, 7332–33
- Long-term care personnel
  - Care aides
    - Raised concerns about patient care, suspension
      - Duncan, 6967–68
      - Wall, 6967
      - Wotherspoon, 6967
    - Raised concerns about patient care, suspension and privacy issue
      - Broten, 6983–84
      - Wall, 6983–84
    - Reason for suspension and alleged government breach of privacy
      - Broten, 6994–99, 7019–22, 7045–47, 7059–61
      - Duncan, 7032–34, 7046–47, 7059–61
      - Wall, 6994–99, 7019–21, 7032, 7045–47
      - Wotherspoon, 7032–34
      - Wyant, 7021–22, 7061
    - Release of private information
      - Broten, 7102, 7113–15
      - Wall, 7088, 7114
      - Wotherspoon, 7088
      - Wyant, 7102, 7114–15
  - Staff
    - Responsibilities
      - Chartier, 7115
      - Duncan, 7115–16
  - Staff-to-resident ratio
    - Broten, 6860–62
    - Chartier, 6614
    - Duncan, 6614–15, 6861–63
    - Wall, 6860
  - Staffing
    - Chartier, 6040–41, 6902
    - Duncan, 6902–3
    - Ottenbreit, 6040–41
- Low-income people
  - Government support, program changes
    - Forbes, 6759–60
    - Harpauer, 6759–60
- Medical instruments and apparatus
  - Hyperbaric chamber
    - Future location
      - Broten, 6898–6900, 7061–62, 7204–5
      - Chartier, 6821–22, 6970–71
      - Duncan, 6821–22, 6898–6900, 6970–71, 7061–62, 7204–5
    - Moose Jaw Hospital, removal
      - Broten, 6529–30, 6789–91
      - Chartier, 6547, 6566–67
      - Duncan, 6790–91
      - Ottenbreit, 6529–30, 6547, 6567
      - Wall, 6789–90
- Medical personnel
  - Retention and hiring, funding vs. lean program costs
    - Broten, 7778–80
    - Duncan, 7778–81
- Moose Jaw hospital
  - Design
    - And number of patient beds
      - Chartier, 6931–32
      - Duncan, 6931–32
- Parks
  - Recreation sites
    - White Butte Trails, privatization
      - Docherty, 6833–34
      - Wotherspoon, 6833–34
- Patients
  - Safety
    - And quality of care, impact of lean management program
      - Chartier, 6791–92
      - Duncan, 6791–93
- Physicians
  - Specialists
    - Wait times
      - Broten, 7330–32
      - Duncan, 7331–32
      - Wall, 7330–31
- Post-secondary education
  - Funding
    - Institutions and programs
      - Doherty, 6697–98
      - McCall, 6697–98
- Poverty
  - Rates
    - Children
      - Forbes, 6085–86
      - Harpauer, 6085–86
  - Reduction strategy
    - Forbes, 5912–13
    - Harpauer, 5912–13
- Prairie Spirit School Division No. 206
  - Funding
    - Morgan, 6958–59
    - Wotherspoon, 6958
- Regina bypass
  - Contract details, Vinci Concessions
    - Wotherspoon, 7628–29
    - Wyant, 7628–30
  - Costs, concerns
    - Wotherspoon, 7355–56
    - Wyant, 7355–57
  - Maintenance
    - Agreements, public-private partnerships
      - Heppner, 7408
      - Wall, 7440–41
      - Wotherspoon, 7408, 7439–40
      - Wyant, 7408–9, 7439–40
    - Contract agreement
      - Heppner, 7382–83
      - Wotherspoon, 7382–83
  - Public-private partnership
    - Value for money
      - Wotherspoon, 7782–83
      - Wyant, 7783
  - Route
    - Concerns
      - Belanger, 6234–35
      - Heppner, 6235
- Regional health authorities
  - Cardiac rehabilitation programs, fees
    - Broten, 7686–87
    - Duncan, 7687–88
    - Wall, 7686
- Saskatchewan Disease Control Laboratory
  - Test results, errors
    - Chartier, 6970
    - Duncan, 6970
- Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
  - Rental units
    - Condition
      - Forbes, 6864
      - Harpauer, 6864
- Saskatoon Regional Health Authority
  - Chief executive officer
    - Job competition
      - Chartier, 5540
      - Duncan, 5540–41
    - Resignation
      - Broten, 5492–93
      - Duncan, 5492–94
- School divisions
  - Lean management program
    - Training events, costs and benefits
      - Morgan, 6923
      - Wotherspoon, 6923
  - Operational funding
    - Morgan, 7271–72, 7306–7
    - Wotherspoon, 7271–72, 7306–7
- Schools
  - First Nations
    - Internet access fees
      - Doherty, 5541
      - Vermette, 5541
  - Infrastructure
    - Maintenance
      - Broten, 6478–80
      - Morgan, 6339–41, 6382–83, 6479–80, 6546–47, 6597, 7049
      - Wall, 6478–79, 7049–50
      - Wotherspoon, 6339–40, 6382–83, 6545–46, 6597, 7049
- Schools, new
  - Construction, public-private partnerships
    - Wotherspoon, 6083–84
    - Wyant, 6083–84
    - Johnson Controls, contract
      - Wall, 7690–91
      - Wotherspoon, 7690
    - Long-term enrolment planning
      - Broten, 7607–9
      - Morgan, 7607–10
  - Funding, municipal
    - Morgan, 5865
    - Wotherspoon, 5865
- Small business
  - Legislation, shop local
    - Boyd, 7203–4
    - Broten, 7203–4
- Smart meter program, SaskPower
  - Cost recovery
    - Boyd, 5541–42, 5835, 6178–79, 6288
    - Wotherspoon, 5541–42, 5834–35, 6178–79, 6288
  - Decision making, timeline, and awareness of faulty smart meters
    - Boyd, 5654–56, 5709–12
    - Broten, 5652–54, 5708–11
    - Sproule, 5655–56
    - Wall, 5652–54, 5709
    - Wotherspoon, 5654–55, 5711–12
  - Problems and resolutions
    - Boyd, 5469
    - Wotherspoon, 5468–69
  - Removal and replacement
    - Boyd, 5803–4
    - Wotherspoon, 5803
  - Safety concerns, awareness
    - Boyd, 5594–96, 5626–28
    - Broten, 5628
    - Krawetz, 5596
    - Wall, 5628
    - Wotherspoon, 5594–96, 5626–28
  - Sensus contract
    - Boyd, 5494–95, 5744–45, 6266, 6911–12
    - Wall, 5495, 5743–44
    - Wotherspoon, 5494–95, 5743–44, 6266, 6911–12
  - Transparency
    - McMorris, 5776–78
    - Wotherspoon, 5776–77
- Suicide
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Prevention and intervention programs
      - Belanger, 7380–81
      - Duncan, 7381
- Surface rights
  - Legislation
    - Withdrawn
      - Boyd, 6509
      - Sproule, 6509
- Surgery
  - Emergency
    - Cancellation
      - Broten, 6455–67
      - Duncan, 6455–67
  - Provisions
    - Broten, 7492–94
    - Duncan, 7492–94
- Surgery, waiting lists
  - Wait times
    - And reduction to surgical budget
      - Broten, 7752–54
      - Duncan, 7752–54
    - Issues, Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region
      - Broten, 7436–38, 7462–65
      - Duncan, 7439, 7464–65
      - Wall, 7436–38, 7462–64
- Tobacco
  - Use, reduction strategies
    - Chartier, 7781
    - Duncan, 7781
- Trade missions
  - Government, travel scouts, costs and benefits
    - Broten, 7084–88, 7098–7101, 7111–13
    - McMorris, 7098–7101
    - Wall, 7084–88, 7111–13
- University of Regina
  - Funding
    - Reduced
      - Doherty, 7702
      - McCall, 7701–2
- University of Saskatchewan
  - Science ambassador program, elimination
    - Belanger, 5804–5
    - Broten, 5805
    - Doherty, 5804
    - Morgan, 5805
- Wildfires
  - Government response, review process
    - Reiter, 7357–58
    - Vermette, 7357
- Workplaces
  - Fatalities from traumatic injury
    - Forbes, 7022
    - Morgan, 7022
  - Inspections, occupational health and safety
    - Random and targeted
      - Forbes, 6426–27, 6458
      - Morgan, 6426–27, 6458–59