Hansard Subject Index - 27th Legislature

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SACL (Saskatchewan Association for Community Living)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Association for Community Living
Safer communities and neighbourhoods
- See
  - Public safety
SAGES (Saskatchewan advantage grant for education savings)
- See
  - Post-secondary education – Saskatchewan advantage grant for education savings
SAHO (Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations)
- Note: Name changed in 2012 to Health Shared Services Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Health Shared Services Saskatchewan
SAID (Saskatchewan assured income for disability) program
- See
  - Disabled and handicapped persons, programs – Saskatchewan assured income for disability program
SAIL (Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living
Sailing ships
- Bluenose II, mess table contribution from Halland Farms (Love), member's statement
  - Wilson, 124
Saloons
- See
  - Bars (drinking establishments)
Salvation Army
- Christmas kettle fundraising campaign, member's statement
  - Ross, 2217
- Moose Jaw Salvation Army, 125th anniversary (2013), member's statement
  - Lawrence, 2821
SAMA (Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency
SARCAN Recycling
- See
  - Recycling industry – SARCAN Recycling
SARM (Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM)
Saskatchewan 4-H
- 4-H Month (November 2013), and centennial year of Canadian 4-H (2013), member's statement
  - Wilson, 3933
- Funding, E442
- Hall of Fame inductees
  - (2012), member's statement
    - Wilson, 844–45
  - (2013), member's statement
    - Kirsch, 2821
- North East Regional 4-H Public Speaking Competition (March 29, 2015), member's statement
  - Wilson, 6869–70
Saskatchewan 25-year water security plan
- See
Saskatchewan Abilities Council
- Easter Seals Regina fundraiser (October 24, 2013), Honey Deglau and Rob Deglau, achievements, member's statement
  - McCall, 3851
- Regina branch, building expansion for quality of life day program, member's statement
  - Docherty, 1808
Saskatchewan Aboriginal Literacy Network
- Funding
  - Harpauer, 1268–69
  - Wotherspoon, 1268–69
Saskatchewan advantage grant for education savings
- See
  - Post-secondary education – Saskatchewan advantage grant for education savings
Saskatchewan Advantage Grant for Education Savings (SAGES) Act (No. 66)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 1930
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 1990–93
  - Broten, 2333–34
  - Morgan, 1990
  - Sproule, 2176–77
- Referred to Committee of the Whole
  - Morgan, 2334
- Committee discussion
  - Report without amendment, moved (Morgan)
    - Morgan, 2335
  - Committee rise, report progress, ask leave to sit again (Harrison)
    - Harrison, 2335
- Report without amendment
  - Hart, 2335
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 2335
- Royal Assent, 2400
Saskatchewan Advantage Innovation Fund 2832, E472
- Funding, E473
  - Allocations, decision-making process, E617, E620
Saskatchewan advantage scholarship program
- See
  - Scholarships and bursaries – Saskatchewan advantage scholarship program
Saskatchewan Agricultural Graduates Association
- Honourary life membership (2012), Darald Marin (Estevan), recipient, member's statement
  - Duncan, 659
Saskatchewan Agricultural Stabilization Fund E25–26
Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living
- Funding, 818, 3004
  - Budget debate, 4838, 4846
Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission
- See also
  - Skills training
- Apprenticeship and trade certification program, effectiveness for Red Seal certification, P397–403
- Field consultants, inspections, risk assessment, P399–400
- Funding, E194, U90
  - Budget debate, 4844, 6718
- Interprovincial standards for Red Seal certification, requirements, preparation, P398
- Performance measures, P397, P399
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2014) v.1, ch.11, P397–403
    - Chartier, P402
    - Merriman, P403
    - Michelson, P403
    - Nilson, P400–402
    - Norris, P402
  - (2014) v.1, ch.11, recommendations, P403
- Registration
  - Compulsory trades, P400–401
  - Out-of-province apprentices, E700–701
- Representative workforce, commitment, P402
- Training seats
  - Additional, funding, E684
    - Budget debate, 6674
  - Funding, 2829, 2878, 3003, 3009, E179
Saskatchewan Archives Board
- Note: Name changed in August 2015 to Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan
- Component of Provincial Capital Commission, N135
- Funding, N134
  - Chartier, 934–35
  - Hutchinson, 934–35
- Hours open to public, N136–37
- Records management, N137–38
- Restricted documents, timely access, C487
- Staff, C487
  - Positions, Provincial Capital Commission, partial report, N135–36
Saskatchewan Arts Board
- Appointment, specific, N537–38
- Chief executive officer, competition, N655
- Creative Saskatchewan, overlap with, N536–37
- Funding, 1682–83, 2830, 2981, 2994–95, N45–46, N265, N526, N648
  - Budget debate, 4868
  - Increase, Throne Speech response, 5682
- Jury process, N661–62
- Loans program, N536
Saskatchewan Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization
- See also
  - Public Health (Asbestos right-to-know) Amendment Act (No. 604)
- Public Health (Asbestos right-to-know) Amendment Act (No. 604), public hearing presentation, U304–5
  - See also
    - Public Health (Asbestos right-to-know) Amendment Act (No. 604) – Committee discussion – Public hearing
Saskatchewan-Asia Advisory Council
- See
  - Trade – Saskatchewan-Asia Advisory Council
Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency
- Funding, N8, N489, N714
Saskatchewan assistance plan
- See also
  - Public welfare – Assistance programs
- Allowances, rates, U667–69
- Caseload, U661, U953
  - Budget debate, 6662
- Disability support benefits, U74
- Funding, U855–57
  - And expenditures, U582, U664
  - Budget debate, 6605
- Recipients
  - Appeals, U349–51
  - Average continuous months of assistance, U666–67
  - Challenges, 812
  - Children, statistics, U665–66
  - December payments
    - Draude, 241–42
    - McCall, 241
  - Payments, P41–42
- Rental housing
  - See
    - Housing – Saskatchewan rental housing supplement
- Shelter rates, U71, U331, U616
  - Budget debate, 6740
Saskatchewan Association for Community Living
- Women with Disabilities Luncheon in Saskatoon (March 7, 2014), and Women of Illumination Award (2014), Marilyn Baker (Saskatoon), recipient, member's statement
  - Forbes, 4666
Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations
- Note: Name changed in 2012 to Health Shared Services Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Health Shared Services Saskatchewan
- Collective bargaining with Saskatchewan Cancer Agency
  - See
    - Collective bargaining – Saskatchewan Cancer Agency and Saskatchewan Government and General Employees' Union
Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM)
- Annual convention
  - (March 2012), member's statement
    - Stewart, 541
  - (March 2013), member's statement
    - Moe, 2789
  - (March 2014), member's statement
    - Phillips, 4695
  - (March 2015), member's statement
    - Phillips, 6540–41
- Midterm convention in Regina (November 5-6, 2015), and donation to Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society (STARS), member's statement
  - Phillips, 7654–55
- Representatives, conflict of interest, budget debate, 6796
Saskatchewan Association of Social Workers (SASW)
- See
  - Social workers – Professional association
Saskatchewan assured income for disability (SAID) program
- See
  - Disabled and handicapped persons, programs – Saskatchewan assured income for disability program
Saskatchewan Auto Fund
- Capital management policy, C673–74
- Damage appraisals, estimates by private businesses, C682
- Employees, full-time equivalent, C682
- Insurance
  - No-fault, coverage and benefits, C677–78
  - Tort, coverage, C677–78
- Investment management, C401
- Premiums, C400
- Profits and losses, C399–400
- Rate stabilization reserve
  - Investments, management, C674
  - Rate increases, C674
- Rates, C399
  - Annual analysis, C400
- Redevelopment project
  - Project management processes, C671–72
  - Risk assessments, plans and strategies, C671–72
- Safe Driver Recognition program, effectiveness, C676–77
- System redevelopment, C399
Saskatchewan Book Awards
- See
  - Books – Saskatchewan Book Awards
Saskatchewan building trades provincial council
- See
  - Public Health (Asbestos right-to-know) Amendment Act (No. 604) – Committee discussion – Public hearing, presentations – Saskatchewan building trades provincial council
Saskatchewan Cancer Agency
- Business continuity plan, P719
- Funding, 700, 741, 766, 771, 775, 789, 794, 800, 823, 827, 830, 831, 858, 861, 862, 870, 873, 890, 2828, 2856, 2861, 2876, 2897, 2917, 2919, 2933, 2942, 2948, 2968, 2999, 3001, 3010, 3036, 3040, U680, U926
  - Budget debate, 4783, 4830, 4834, 4843, 4850, 4865, 4879, 4999, 6604, 6675, 6682, 6809
  - Enhanced cancer care services, U254
- Information technology
  - Disaster recovery plan, P719
  - Security issues, P39
- Operational savings directive, 2933, 3006, 3027, U256
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2011) v.2, ch.14, part E, P39
  - (2014) v.2, ch.20 and (2015) v.2, ch.22
    - Doke, P719
  - (2014) v.2, ch.20 and (2015) v.2, ch.22, recommendations, P719
- Saskatoon Cancer Centre, lean management program planning process, U1013–14
Saskatchewan Caribbean-Canadian Association
- See
  - Arts and culture – Black History Month Gala in Regina (February 28, 2015), member's statement
Saskatchewan child benefit
- See
  - Public welfare – Saskatchewan child benefit
Saskatchewan Co-operative Association
- Co-operative development initiative, funding, E41, E156
  - Forbes, 1269–70
  - Harrison, 1269–70
Saskatchewan Common Ground Alliance
- See
  - Public safety – Saskatchewan Common Ground Alliance, Safe Digging Month
Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation
- See also
  - Agriculture, programs
  - Crop insurance
- Note: Corporation is the administrator of the AgriStability program
  - See
    - Agriculture, programs – AgriStability
- Information technology
  - Costs, E607–8
  - Security awareness, P127
- Lean management program, E465–66
- Private reinsurance, coverage purchase, E606
- Privatization, E172
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2013) v.1, ch.7, P391–94
    - Hart, P393–94
    - Merriman, P394
    - Norris, P392–93
    - Wotherspoon, P392–94
  - (2013) v.1, ch.7, recommendations, P393–94
  - (2013) v.2, ch.20 and (2014) v.2, ch.21, P536
    - Merriman, P536
- Service centres, E449
- Staff, senior, E608
Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation Act (No. 34)
- First reading
  - Bjornerud, 210
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 331–36
  - Bjornerud, 330–31
  - Broten, 569, 1150–51
  - McCall, 392–93
  - Sproule, 1258–59
- Referred to Economy Committee
  - Harrison, 1259
- Committee discussion
  - Bjornerud, E119–20
  - Sproule, E119–20
  - Report without amendment, moved (Bradshaw)
    - Bradshaw, E120
- Report without amendment
  - Toth, 1369
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Bjornerud, 1369
- Third reading
  - Bjornerud, 1369
- Royal Assent, 1541
Saskatchewan Development Fund Corporation C155
- Annual reports (2008-10), history, status, and dissolution, C18–19
  - McMillan, C18–19
  - Nilson, C18–19
- Dissolution, C155
- Financial statement (2011), C155–56
  - Nilson, C155–56
Saskatchewan Disease Control Laboratory
- Infectious diseases, new laboratory tests, recognition, member's statement
  - Hutchinson, 3549
- Machinery and equipment, funding, budget debate, 4783
- Test results, errors
  - Chartier, 6970
  - Duncan, 6970
Saskatchewan Economic Development Association
- Conference funding, E42
Saskatchewan Electronic Tax Services
- See
  - Taxation – Saskatchewan Electronic Tax Services, updating
Saskatchewan Employment Act
- Legislation, new
  - Delay passage of Bill No. 85, 3511–13
    - Moved (Forbes), 2582–93
      - Bradshaw, 2584–85
      - Brkich, 2590–92
      - Chartier, 2589–90
      - Forbes, 2582–84
      - Sproule, 2586–87
      - Tochor, 2587–89
      - Questions and comments
        
        Bradshaw, 2592–93
        
        Chartier, 2592–93
        
        Jurgens, 2592
        
        Lawrence, 2593
        
        McCall, 2593
        
        Moe, 2593
        
        Sproule, 2592
        
        Steinley, 2592
  - Delay passage of Bill No. 85, advisory committee advice, moved (Forbes), 3307–12
    - Forbes, 3307–12
Saskatchewan Employment Act U372–74
- See also
  - Labour legislation
- Amendments
  - Budget debate, 4827–28
  - Essential services, 3607
- Communications, U249–50, U720
- Information process, U248–49
- Legislation, new, 1561, 1586, 1614, 1619, 1704, 2889–90, U363
  - Forbes, 2558–59
  - Morgan, 2558–59
  - Consultation, U363
  - Director of employment standards, U367
  - Essential services, U716, U720
- Proclamation, U250, U716
- Public service essential services legislation, interrelationship with, U249–50
- Regulations, U246, U719
  - Consultation
    - Broten, 3591
    - Wall, 3591–92
- Simplification, U249
- Throne Speech response, 5563
Saskatchewan Employment Act (No. 85)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 2366
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 2402–10
  - Broten, 2680–84
  - Chartier, 2474–77
  - Forbes, 3062–73
  - McCall, 2608–13
  - Morgan, 2401–2
  - Nilson, 2649–52
  - Sproule, 2511–21
  - Vermette, 2561–66
  - Wotherspoon, 2735–40
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Harrison, 3073
- Committee discussion
  - Forbes, U452–76, U509–36, U538–65
  - Merriman, U565–76
  - Morgan, U451–76, U509–36, U537–65
  - Report with amendment, moved (Ross)
    - Ross, U576
- Report with amendment
  - Kirsch, 3555
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 3555
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - Morgan, 3556
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 3556
- Royal Assent, 3586
Saskatchewan Employment Act (No. 85), petition
- Do not pass in session two, 27th legislature
  - Forbes, 2447, 2503, 2554, 2599, 2630, 2673, 2705, 2728, 2788, 2819, 2836, 2865, 2922, 3017, 3045, 3105, 3136, 3168, 3195, 3226–27, 3260–61, 3286, 3315, 3325, 3356, 3387, 3399, 3415, 3548–49
Saskatchewan Employment Amendment Act, 2013 (No. 128)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 4399
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 4474–76
  - Chartier, 4686–88
  - Forbes, 5014–19
  - McCall, 4766
  - Morgan, 4473–74
  - Nilson, 4614–17
  - Vermette, 4523–24
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Harrison, 5019
- Committee discussion
  - Forbes, U778–95
  - Morgan, U778–95
  - Report without amendment, moved (Ross)
    - Ross, U795
- Report without amendment
  - Kirsch, 5251
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 5251
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 5251
- Royal Assent, 5421
- Amendments, Supreme Court ruling, U1035
- Proclamation, delay, U1036
Saskatchewan Employment (Essential Services) Amendment Act, 2015 (No. 183)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 7334
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 7395–7400
  - Chartier, 7474–77
  - Forbes, 7592–96
  - McCall, 7497–98
  - Morgan, 7359–60
  - Nilson, 7572–73
  - Vermette, 7523–25
  - Wotherspoon, 7360–68, 7429–30
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Cheveldayoff, 7596
- Committee discussion
  - Morgan, U1153–74
  - Forbes, U1154–74
  - Report without amendment, moved (Draude)
    - Draude, U1175
- Report without amendment
  - Lawrence, 7679
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 7679
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 7679
- Royal Assent, 7732
Saskatchewan employment supplement
- See
  - Low-income people – Saskatchewan employment supplement
Saskatchewan Farm Security Amendment Act, 2015 (No. 187)
- First reading
  - Stewart, 7383
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 7415–20
  - Chartier, 7532–34
  - Forbes, 7484–87
  - McCall, 7596–97
  - Nilson, 7577–78
  - Sproule, 7613–18
  - Stewart, 7414–15
  - Wotherspoon, 7507–8
- Referred to Economy Committee
  - Cheveldayoff, 7618
- Committee discussion
  - Sproule, E708–20
  - Stewart, E708–20
  - Report without amendment, moved (Jurgens)
    - Jurgens, E720
- Report without amendment
  - Makowsky, 7718
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Stewart, 7718
- Third reading
  - Stewart, 7718
- Royal Assent, 7732
Saskatchewan Film and Video Development Corporation
- See
  - Film industry – SaskFilm
Saskatchewan Financial Management Review Commission report (Gass Commission, 1992)
- See
  - Government financial management – Gass Commission report
Saskatchewan Financial Services Commission N91–92, N94
- Note: Became a Crown corporation on October 1, 2012 with the title Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority
  - See also
    - Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority
Saskatchewan Food Industry Development Centre Inc. E591
Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation 771, C183
- See also
  - Casinos
- Annual reports
  - (2008-11), C183–94
    - McCall, C184–94
    - McMorris, C183–84, C191–94
    - Parent, C194
  - (2012-2014), C697–702
    - Heppner, C697–98, C700, C702
    - McCall, C698–701
    - Norris, C702
- Business continuity plan, C695
- Capital purchases, C83
- Casino management system, implementation, project management processes, C695
- Chief executive officer, search and selection processes, C189
- Collective agreements, C185–86
- Costs, control, C183, C184–85
- Disaster recovery plan, C695
- Dividend to Crown Investments Corporation, C83
- Employees, C183, C185
  - Aboriginal, C187–88
    - Out-of-scope, C188–89
    - Representative workforce team, C700
  - In-scope and out-of-scope, ratio, C699
  - Learning program, C189
  - Retention, C187
  - Salaries, in-scope and out-of-scope, C186–87
  - Severance liabilities, C699
- Estimates
  - (2012-13), statutory, lending and investing activities, C83–84, C119
    - Cheveldayoff, C83
    - McCall, C83–84
- Financial management, C83
- Gaming framework agreement, C190
  - See also
    - Gaming framework agreement
  - Costs, administrative, N623
- Guest service philosophy, C183
- Human resources plan, C695
- Information technology, security procedures documentation, C695
- Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act, C695–96
  - Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC), appeal of non-compliance, C696–97
- Programs, responsible gaming, C189–90, C701
  - GameSense, C700–701
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2009) v.1, ch.10; (2010) v.1, ch.14; (2012) v.1, ch.14; (2012) v.1, ch.15, C695–97
    - Heppner, C696
    - McCall, C696–97
    - Norris, C697
  - (2011) v.1, ch.13, C695–97
    - Heppner, C695–96
    - McCall, C695
    - Norris, C697
  - (2011) v.1, ch.13, recommendations, C697
- Revenue, C183
  - And expenditure, C184
  - Distribution, C190, N621–22
Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation Amendment Act, 2011 (No. 9)
- First reading
  - Hutchinson, 106
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 143–44
  - Broten, 410–12
  - Hutchinson, 142–43
  - McCall, 1257–58
  - Vermette, 196–97
  - Wotherspoon, 629–32
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 1258
- Committee discussion
  - Hutchinson, N149–52
  - McCall, N149–52
  - Report without amendment, moved (Phillips)
    - Phillips, N152
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 1352
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Hutchinson, 1352
- Third reading
  - Hutchinson, 1352
- Royal Assent, 1541
Saskatchewan Government and General Employees' Union
- Collective agreement, new, C509
- Collective bargaining with Saskatchewan Cancer Agency
  - See
    - Collective bargaining – Saskatchewan Cancer Agency and Saskatchewan Government and General Employees' Union
Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund III Ltd.
- Dissolution, C156
- Financial statement (2011), C156
  - Nilson, C156
Saskatchewan Government Growth Funds
- Annual reports, history, status, and dissolution, C19–21
  - McMillan, C19–21
  - Nilson, C19–21
Saskatchewan Government Insurance
- See also
  - Traffic Safety Committee, inquiry, public hearings
- Annual reports
  - (2008-11), C399–413
    - Harpauer, C399–400, C402–13
    - Moe, C413
    - Vermette, C399–412
  - (2012-2014), C673–84
    - McMorris, C673, C674–75, C676, C683
    - Norris, C684
    - Sproule, C673–84
- Auditor, PricewaterhouseCoopers, C675
- Consultants, cost, C682
- Contracts, advertising and communications, C682
- Customer satisfaction, C409
- Dividend to Crown Investments Corporation, C81
- Information technology, wireless network security, C672
- Investments
  - Coachman Insurance, C10, C675
  - Management, C401, C678–79, C684
- Market reach, C409
- Out-of-province business and operations, C675
  - Insurance Company of Prince Edward Island, sale, C675
- Premiums, C400, C410
- Profits (2008-11), C399
- Profits and losses, C399–400
- Programs, support, C401–2, C407–8, C412
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2009) v.1, ch.11, C671–72
    - McMorris, C671
    - Norris, C671, C672
    - Sproule, C671
  - (2010) v.1, ch.15, C672–73
    - McMorris, C672
    - Norris, C672
    - Sproule, C672
  - (2010) v.1, ch.15, recommendations, C672–73
  - (2012) v.1, ch.16, C672–73
    - Norris, C673
- Rates
  - Annual analysis, C400
  - Budget debate, 4787
- Retained earnings, C409–10
- Revenue
  - Payee disclosure, payment recipients, C679–81
- Staff
  - Aboriginal, C404–5
  - Full-time equivalent, C682
  - In-scope and out-of-scope, C405
  - Retirees, rehiring, C405–6
  - Salaries, C147
- Traffic Safety Committee, inquiry, public hearing, T7–32, T197–221
Saskatchewan Grain Car Corporation E18
- See also
  - Railways – Shortline railways sustainability program
- Inventory maintenance and renewal, E608–9
Saskatchewan Health Information Network
- Note: Name changed in 2010 to eHealth Saskatchewan
  - See
    - eHealth Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation
- Funding, U435
- Tenth anniversary (2013), member's statement
  - Nilson, 3400
Saskatchewan HealthLine
- See
  - HealthLine
Saskatchewan Heritage Foundation N647
- Funding, budget debate, 6732
Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association
- Basketball
  - See
    - Basketball – Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association Hoopla
- Sport, student participation, member's statement
  - Marchuk, 6611
- Volleyball
  - See
    - Volleyball – Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association
Saskatchewan Hospital (North Battleford)
- And integrated correctional facility
  - Pre-construction, member's statement
    - Cox, 7017
- Laundry services
  - See
    - Hospital laundries – Services for Saskatchewan Hospital (North Battleford)
- Replacement, 47, 49, E494, U228
  - Duncan, 3051–52
  - Nilson, 3051
  - Building ownership, C593
  - Costs, C593
  - Design process and costs, U811–13
  - Funding, 700, 736, 758, 802, 823, 830, 832, 850, 870, 890, 1579, 2999, U107, U686–87
    - Budget debate, 4783, 4806, 4850, 4926, 4970, 6603, 6639, 6644, 6659, 6675, 6687, 6723, 6776, 6779
  - Public-private partnerships, E486, U761, U798
    - Construction start (2015), member's statement
      - Cox, 5244
    - Opportunity, SaskBuilds project, 2831, 2909, 2912, 2933, 2968, 3604, E211
    - SaskBuilds project, E647
    - Throne Speech, 5451
    - Throne Speech response, 5630, 5634, 5695, 5698, 5721
  - Shared services with mental health correctional facility, N599–600
  - Status, U682–84
  - Throne Speech response, 3707, 3779, 3805
  - Work site preparation, C586
Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
- Budget debate, 6662–63
- Capital maintenance planning, P304, P319, U960–61
- Funding, U314, U316, U954–55
  - Budget debate, 4895
  - Reduction, budget debate, 6663, 6798
- Housing authorities
  - See
    - Housing authorities
- Housing units
  - Maintenance, P320–21
  - Sales, P321, U627–28
- Information technology, disaster recovery, P304, P319
- Land sales, U317–18
  - Regina, U317, U627
- Lawsuits, U316–17
- Offices, U617–18
  - Prince Albert, changes, U325–26
- Privatization, U325
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2012) v.1, ch.23; (2013) v.1, ch.3; (2014) v.1, ch.2, P319–20
    - Wotherspoon, P319
  - (2012) v.1, ch.24; (2014) v.1, ch.26, P320–22
    - Merriman, P321
    - Michelson, P321–22
    - Wotherspoon, P321
- Rental units, U38–39
  - See also
    - Rent – Increases – Saskatchewan Housing
  - Condition
    - Forbes, 6864
    - Harpauer, 6864
- Revenue, U316, U956
  - Transfers to General Revenue Fund, U316
- Staff, U36, U314–16
- Tenant associations, grants, U960
- Tenant purchase option initiative, member's statement
  - Wilson, 7329
- Treasury board, relationship with, U955
- Waiting lists, U323
Saskatchewan Human Rights Code Amendment Act, 2014 (No. 171)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 6180
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 6237–39
  - Broten, 6290–91
  - Forbes, 6291
  - Wyant, 6236–37
- Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 6291
- Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6291–92
  - Report without amendment, moved (Wyant)
    - Wyant, 6292
  - Committee rise, report progress, ask leave to sit again, moved (Cheveldayoff)
    - Cheveldayoff, 6292
- Report without amendment
  - Hart, 6292
- Read bill third time immediately
  - Wyant, 6292
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 6292
- Royal Assent, 6293
Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission N308–9
- Canadian Museum for Human Rights, strategic alliance with, N311
- Cases, N309–10
- Civics curriculum development, funding, N310
- Funding, N594
- Governance, N310
- Legislative changes
  - Morgan, 1299–1300
  - Sproule, 1299–1300
- Personnel and financial management
  - Morgan, 326–27, 483–84
  - Sproule, 326, 483–84
- Staff, salaries, N311
Saskatchewan Immigrant Investor Fund Inc. C153
- Financial statement (2010-11), C153–55
  - Harpauer, C153–54
  - Nilson, C153–55
- Financial status, C153
- Funding, federal, C154–55
- Westcap Management Ltd., third party manager, C154
Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program C621, E684
- Advocate for expansion, 2829
- Applications, E184–86
  - Processing times, P185–86
- Biggar, budget debate, 6659
- Changes
  - Boyd, 2323–24
  - Broten, 2322–23
  - Consult with affected community members, petition
    - Broten, 1514
  - Entrepreneur category, E415
  - Family class, E186–87
    - Boyd, 1651–52
    - Broten, 1365–66, 1517–19, 1651–52
    - Norris, 1365–66, 1517–19
  - Throne Speech response, 3672
- Entrepreneur category
  - Backlog, E687
  - Changes, ministerial statement (Harrison)
    - Broten, 6638
    - Harrison, 6638
  - Fees, E687–88
  - Qualifications, P184
  - Success rate, E688
- Farmers, E421–22, P184
- Federal express entry system, provincial subcategory, E684
  - Budget debate, 6777
- Issues and changes, U211–13
- Staff
  - Decisions, supporting documentation, P184
  - Reviews, P185
  - Training, P183–84
- Statistics, E417–18
- Throne Speech response, 5523
Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
- Casinos, profits, estimated, N721
- Central operating system, replacement, funding, C84–85
- Financial statements, audit, P645
- Information technology
  - Risk and threat assessment processes, audit, P151, P153
  - Risk assessment processes, management, P646–47
  - Strategic plan, audit recommendations, P151
  - Systems, management,, P645
- Organizational capacity, P647
- Plans, disaster recovery and business continuity, P645–46
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2011) v.2, ch.19B; (2012) v.2, ch.20; (2013) v.2, ch.21, P150–53
    - Hart, P151–53
    - Moe, P151–53
  - (2011) v.2, ch.19B; (2012) v.2, ch.20; (2013) v.2, ch.21, recommendations, P153
  - (2014) v.2, ch.22, P645–46
    - Doke, P646
    - Wotherspoon, P646
  - (2014) v.2, ch.53, P646–47
    - Doke, P647
    - Norris, P647
    - Wotherspoon, P647
- Revenue distribution, N621–22
- Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority, relationship with, P151–52
- Slot machines, replacements, funding, C84–85
Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies U291–92
- See also
  - Post-secondary institutions
- Aircraft maintenance engineer training program, funding, 2829, 3003
- Budget debate, 6672
- Funding
  - Budget debate, 4995–96, 6674
  - Federal, U917
  - Operational, increase, budget debate, 6604, 6718, 6746
  - Throne Speech response, 3714
- Government support
  - Member's statement
    - Norris, 6756
  - Throne Speech, 5453
  - Throne Speech response, 5474, 5531, 5553
- Partnership with government, 114
- Training spaces, Throne Speech response, 3660
Saskatchewan Infrastructure Growth Initiative (SIGI)
- See
  - Municipalities, infrastructure – Saskatchewan infrastructure growth initiative
Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity Scholarships
- See
  - Scholarships and bursaries
Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
- See also
  - Post-secondary institutions
- Note: Name changed to Saskatchewan Polytechnic in 2014
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Polytechnic
- Alumni Award (2014), Magna Electric Corporation founders, recipients, member's statement
  - Ross, 5413
- Audit recommendations, P275–76
- Child care services, U287–88
- Collective agreements
  - Salaries, funding, U205–6, U208
  - Status, U204–5
- Degree-granting authority, 3603
  - Throne Speech response, 3674, 3714–15
- Development into polytechnic institution, 3603
  - Throne Speech, 5453
  - Throne Speech response, 3665, 3693, 3715, 3844
- Financial management, reserves, U206–7
- Funding, 2829, 2886, 2896, 2945
  - McCall, 3292–93
  - Morgan, 3292–93
- Human resources capacity processes, P275–76
- Kelsey campus (Saskatoon)
  - Capital projects, U287
  - Construction and renovation, U207
  - Power engineering program, Husky Energy donation, member's statement
    - Campeau, 4143
- Mobile classrooms, U288
- President, term completion and replacement, U206
- Rates charged to Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission, U207–8
- Risk management processes, P276
- Training spaces, 1614, 2896
- Training spaces, Throne Speech response, 3660, 3665
- Woodland campus (Prince Albert)
  - Capital projects, U287
  - Throne Speech response, 3665
Saskatchewan Intercultural Association
- See
  - Arts and culture – Saskatchewan Intercultural Association, 50th anniversary celebration (September 12, 2014), member's statement
Saskatchewan international physician practice assessment (SIPPA) program
- See
  - Physicians – International medical graduates, practice assessment process (SIPPA program)
Saskatchewan Justice of the Peace Compensation Commission
- See
  - Justices of the peace – Saskatchewan Justice of the Peace Compensation Commission
Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board
- Funding, decrease, U1036
Saskatchewan lean improvements in manufacturing (SLIM) program
- See
  - Agriculture – Value-added business development
Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission
- Funding, N594
- Information technology, security processes, audit, P93–94
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2011) v.2, ch.17, P93–94
    - Michelson, P93
  - (2011) v.2, ch.17, recommendation, P93–94
Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
- Bank accounts, control, P144
- Borrowing, short-term promissory notes, C527–28
- Capital assets, C339
- Capital projects, C338–39, C529
- Debt, C338
- Enterprise risk management plan, P144–45
- Estimates
  - (2012-13), statutory, lending and investing activities, C84–86, C119
    - Cheveldayoff, C84–86
    - McCall, C84–86
  - (2013-14), statutory, lending and investing activities, C337–39, C342
    - Harpauer, C338–39
    - Sproule, C338–39
  - (2014-15), statutory, lending and investing activities, C527–29, C535
    - Harpauer, C527–29
    - Sproule, C527–29
- Expenses, Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority, timely review, P144
- Financial management, accounting practices, recording disposal of assets, P643–45
- Information technology
  - Central operating system replacement, funding, C84
  - Retail liquor purchasing pricing and warehouse information system, funding, C84–85
  - Security, monitoring, P144–46
  - Systems, operating costs, C85–86
- Liquor procurement processes, P147–49
- Loans, C338
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2011) v.2, ch.19A; (2012) v.2, ch.21; (2013) v.2, ch. 22, P143–50
    - Forbes, P143–45, P148–49
    - Hart, P146
    - Moe, P144, P146–47, P149–50
  - (2011) v.2, ch.19A; (2012) v.2, ch.21; (2013) v.2, ch. 22, recommendations, P146–47, P149–50
  - (2014) v.2, ch.23, P643–45
    - Doke, P645
    - Michelson, P644–45
    - Wotherspoon, P644
  - (2014) v.2, ch.23, recommendation, P645
  - (2015) v.1, ch.28, P645
    - Doke, P645
- Regulatory compliance information system, funding, C84–86
- Responsible Use Strategic plan, evaluation, P645
- Video lottery terminal network, funding, C84
Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund N525–26
- Funding stability
  - Throne Speech, 5455
  - Throne Speech response, 5635
- Funds, distribution, N552–54
Saskatchewan Medical Association
- Long-term retention fund, U121
- New funds, U122
- Rural relief program, U137–39
Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Amendment Act, 2013 (No. 88)
- First reading
  - Duncan, 2872
- Second reading
  - Broten, 2873
  - Duncan, 2872–73
- Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Duncan, 2873
- Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Broten, 2873
  - Duncan, 2873–74
  - Report without amendment, moved (Duncan)
    - Duncan, 2874
  - Committee rise, report progress, and ask for leave to sit again, moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, 2874
- Report without amendment
  - Hart, 2874
- Third reading
  - Duncan, 2874
- Duncan, 2873–74
- Royal Assent, 3042
Saskatchewan Municipal Board
- Funding, N8, N714
Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation
- Annual reports
  - (2008-11), C237–44
    - Harpauer, C237–44
    - McCall, C237–44
  - (2012-2014), C685–94
    - McMorris, C685–86, C694
    - Norris, C694
    - Sproule, C686–94
- Bio Processing Centre, C687, C691–92
- Building construction, new, financing policy, C242–43
- Dividends, C238
- Dividends,
  - To Crown Investments Corporation, C692
- Employees, C237–38, C240
  - Growth, C686–87
- Estimates
  - (2012-13), statutory, lending and investing activities, C93, C119
- Expenditures, discretionary, C692
- Galleria, electrical service, settlement with City of Saskatoon, C691
- Governance
  - Corporate officers, C686
  - Pay disclosure reports, C686
  - Structure, C693–94
- Innovation Place (Saskatoon) facilities maintenance processes, C684–85
- Ministers responsible for corporation, C237
- New building, Regina, C237
- Performance management system, balanced scorecard, C240
- Prince Albert building
  - Forest Centre, sale, C692
  - Tenants, C244
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2012) v.1, ch.18, C684–85
    - McMorris, C684
    - Norris, C685
    - Sproule, C685
  - (2012) v.1, ch.18, recommendations, C685
- Research parks
  - See
    - Research parks
- Revenue and expenses, C237, C240, C244
- Trends, C243
Saskatchewan Order of Merit
- See
  - Honours and awards – Saskatchewan Order of Merit
Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association
- After-school initiatives, funding, N267
Saskatchewan Party
- Caucus staff, recognition, member's statement
  - Eagles, 1549
- Convention in Saskatoon (November 2-4, 2012), member's statement
  - Campeau, 1745
- Vision, Throne Speech response, 3661
Saskatchewan Pension Plan
- Note: The plan comprises the annuity fund and the contribution fund
- Legislation, changes, C295
Saskatchewan Pension Plan Amendment Act, 2012 (No. 82)
- First reading
  - Krawetz, 2298
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 2368–69
  - Forbes, 2467–71
  - Krawetz, 2367–68
  - McCall, 2540–41
  - Nilson, 2783
  - Sproule, 2416–19
  - Vermette, 2798–99
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Harrison, 2799
- Committee discussion
  - Krawetz, C322
  - Wotherspoon, C322
  - Report without amendment, moved (Moe)
    - Moe, C323
- Report without amendment
  - Brkich, 3424
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Krawetz, 3424
- Third reading
  - Krawetz, 3424
- Royal Assent, 3586
Saskatchewan Pension Plan Amendment Act, 2013 (No. 2) (No. 91)
- First reading
  - Krawetz, 3052
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 3144–46
  - Chartier, 3222–23
  - Forbes, 3267–70
  - Krawetz, 3143–44
  - McCall, 3332–34
  - Nilson, 3242–43
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Harrison, 3334
- Committee discussion
  - Krawetz, C323
  - Wotherspoon, C323
  - Report without amendment, moved (Makowsky)
    - Makowsky, C324
- Report without amendment
  - Brkich, 3424
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Krawetz, 3424
- Third reading
  - Krawetz, 3424
- Royal Assent, 3586
Saskatchewan Pension Plan Amendment Act, 2014 (No. 158)
- First reading
  - Krawetz, 5806–7
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 5870–74
  - Chartier, 6054–56
  - Forbes, 6390–94
  - Krawetz, 5869–70
  - McCall, 6359–60
  - Nilson, 6322–23
  - Sproule, 6216–17
  - Vermette, 5921–22
  - Wotherspoon, 6428–29
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Cheveldayoff, 6429
- Committee discussion
  - Krawetz, C635–37
  - Wotherspoon, C635–37
  - Report without amendment, moved (Norris)
    - Norris, C637–38
- Report without amendment
  - Bradshaw, 7233
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Krawetz, 7233
- Third reading
  - Krawetz, 7233–34
- Royal Assent, 7259
Saskatchewan Physical Education Association
- Annual conference (May 6-8, 2015), member's statement
  - Marchuk, 7228
Saskatchewan Plan for Growth: Vision 2020 and Beyond
- See
Saskatchewan Police Commission
- Funding, N24
- Municipal policing
  - Provincial audit findings and recommendations, P358–60
  - Standards, compliance, monitoring, P360–61
- Review, N591–92
Saskatchewan Polytechnic
- Note: Name changed from Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology in 2014
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
- Grant, increase, budget debate, 6674
- Programs, alignment with labour market demand, U922
- Research opportunities, U922
- Throne Speech, 5453
- Throne Speech response, 5504, 5578
Saskatchewan Polytechnic Act (No. 118)
- First reading
  - Norris, 4148
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 4182–85
  - Chartier, 4621–22
  - Forbes, 4500–4502
  - McCall, 4735–36
  - Nilson, 4568–69
  - Norris, 4181–82
  - Sproule, 4260–62
  - Vermette, 4648–49
  - Wotherspoon, 4541–42
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Harrison, 4736
- Committee discussion
  - McCall, U599–602
  - Norris, U598–602
  - Report without amendment, moved (Ross)
    - Ross, U602
- Report without amendment
  - Kirsch, 5033
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Norris, 5033
- Third reading
  - Norris, 5033
- Royal Assent, 5420
Saskatchewan Polytechnic Consequential Amendments Act, 2013 (No. 119)
- First reading
  - Norris, 4149
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 4185–86
  - Chartier, 4622
  - Forbes, 4502–3
  - McCall, 4737
  - Nilson, 4569
  - Norris, 4185
  - Sproule, 4262–63
  - Vermette, 4649
  - Wotherspoon, 4542
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Harrison, 4737
- Committee discussion
  - McCall, U603
  - Norris, U602–3
  - Report without amendment, moved (Ross)
    - Ross, U603
- Report without amendment
  - Kirsch, 5033
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Norris, 5033
- Third reading
  - Norris, 5034
- Royal Assent, 5420
Saskatchewan Power Corporation
- See also
  - Electricity
- Annual reports
  - (2008-11), C369–97
    - Boyd, C369, C371, C379, C381–87, C389–90, C396–97
    - Sproule, C369–97
  - (2011), financial management details, C387–97
  - (2012-14), C715–39
    - Boyd, C715–18, C720, C726–27, C737–39
    - Brkich, C738
    - Sproule, C716–39
    - Request Crown and Central Agency Committee meet on January 6, 2016 to continue questioning on annual reports, performance contracts and Boundary dam project, moved (Sproule), C739
    - Request to adjourn consideration, moved (Sproule), C739
- Board members, out-of-province travel expenses, C735–36
- Borrowing, C530
- Boundary dam power station
  - See
    - Boundary dam carbon capture project
- Capital expenditures, financing through borrowing, C207, C420, C554
- Capital projects
  - Costs, C207, C420–26
  - Costs, effect on electricity rates
    - Boyd, 3139–40
    - Sproule, 3139–40
  - Deferred, C211
  - Incomplete, C88
  - Power grid and power poles, 1579
- Carbon capture technology
  - See
    - Carbon sequestration
- Consultants, overall estimated amount paid, C734–35
- Customers
  - Increase, 2970, C608
  - Power connections, C421, C425
- Debt, 886, C630
  - Debt management, C371–72
  - Debt ratio, C608–9
  - Debt-to-capital ratio, C88–90, C128
  - Debt-to-equity ratio, C86–87, C207, C530
- Dividends, C211–12, C370–71, C426
  - Additional (2011), C87–88
  - Special (2012), C126–27
- Earnings, expected, decrease, C611
- Electricity generation projects, memorandum of agreement with First Nations Power Authority, 114
- Equity, return, C208
- Estimates
  - (2012-13, November), statutory, supplementary, lending and investing activities, C207–14
    - Boyd, C207–9, C211–14
    - Wotherspoon, C207–13
  - (2012-13, March), statutory, supplementary, lending and investing activities, C342
  - (2012-13), statutory, lending and investing activities, C86–93, C120
    - McCall, C92
    - Norris, C86–87, C89–93
    - Wotherspoon, C86–92
  - (2013-14, November), statutory, supplementary, lending and investing activities, C420–27
    - Boyd, C420–21, C426
    - McCall, C423–24
    - Sproule, C421–27
  - (2013-14), statutory, lending and investing activities, C329–31, C342
    - Boyd, C329
    - Sproule, C329–31
  - (2014-15, November), statutory, supplementary, lending and investing activities, C554–58
    - Boyd, C554, C558
    - Sproule, C554–58
  - (2014-15), statutory, lending and investing activities, C529–33, C535
    - Boyd, C529–33
    - Sproule, C530–33
  - (2015-16), statutory, lending and investing activities, C608–15, C644
    - Boyd, C608–9, C612, C615
    - Sproule, C608–15
- Executive management team
  - Salaries and benefits, C372–73
  - Salary of previous president, [Robert C.] Watson, C736
  - Vice-president of corporate relations, changes, C373–74
- Finance lease obligations, C532
- Financed lease, North Battleford Energy Centre, C530–31
- Global Transportation Hub
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Logistics centre construction, Global Transportation Hub, Regina
  - Transfer of operations to, E635
- Grants, C371
- Income, C426
- Infrastructure, investment, 3604, C369, C437, C608
  - Budget debate, 4782, 6602
    - See also
      - Crown corporations – Infrastructure, investment, budget debate
- Legal expenditures, C783
- Loans, C86, C329
- Logistics centre construction, Global Transportation Hub, Regina, C422
- Management, C371–72
- Natural gas, hedging program, C557
- North Energy Solutions Inc., financial statements (2012-14), C738
  - Phillips, C738
- Oil prices, drop, impact, C611
- Payee disclosure reports for Crowns, non-disclosed payment information, C735
- Pensions
  - See
    - Pensions – SaskPower
- Plan, renewable electricity targets by 2030, ministerial statement (Boyd)
  - Boyd, 7757
  - Sproule, 7757–58
- Power and fuel purchases, C557–58
- Power purchase agreements, C390–91, C531–32, C613
  - Northland Power, risks, C531
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2007) v.3, ch.23; (2008) v.1, ch.13; (2010) v.1, ch.16; (2011) v.1, ch.14 and v.2, ch.22; (2012) v.1, ch.19; (2013) v.1, ch.6, C437–45
    - Boyd, C437
    - Moe, C444–45
    - Sproule, C439–44
  - (2007) v.3, ch.23; (2008) v.1, ch.13; (2010) v.1, ch.16; (2011) v.1, ch.14 and v.2, ch.22; (2012) v.1, ch.19; (2013) v.1, ch.6, recommendations, C444–45
- Purchasing, audit recommendations, C438
- Rate increases
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel (SRRP)
- Rates
  - See
    - Electricity – Rates
- Ratio, C608–9
- Renewable energy source strategy, C774–75
- Revenue, C329–30
- Shand Greenhouse
  - See
    - Greenhouses
- Sinking fund redemption, C330
- Smart meters
  - See
    - Smart meter program, SaskPower
- Staff
  - Amount of overtime and reduction strategy, C736
  - Employee engagement study, C130
  - Ethics training, C442
  - Gas and electrical inspectors, C442
  - Salaries, C374, C736
  - Statistics, C374
- Superannuation plan
  - See
    - Pensions – SaskPower
- Travel expenses
  - See
    - Carbon sequestration – Technology – Promotion
Saskatchewan Publishers Group
- See
  - Publishers and publishing – Saskatchewan Publishers Group
Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel (SRRP)
- SaskPower's application for multi-year rate increases (2014-2016), C768, C770
Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association
- See
  - Parks – Regional – Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association
Saskatchewan Rental Housing Industry Association
- See
  - Rent – Tenant assistance, Saskatchewan Rental Housing Industry Association
Saskatchewan Research Council E121
- Achievements, E613
- Advanced microanalysis centre, E121
- Biofuels test centre, E121
- Board members, remunerations
  - Lieutenant Governor's approval for changes, P639–40
  - Rates, P641
- Budget, highlights, E121
- Consultants, costs, E127–28
- Economic benefits, E121
- Estimates
  - (2012-13), main, E120–29, E141
    - Norris, E121–28
    - Sproule, E121–28
  - (2013-14), main, E334
  - (2014-15), main, E527
  - (2015-16), main, E621–23, E705
    - Harrison, E622
    - Sproule, E621–22
- Factor 9 Home, energy efficient, E621–22
- Financial management, accounting practices, reporting loss on sale of assets, P639–42
- Funding, 696
- Geoanalytical laboratories, E121
- Pipe flow technology centre, E121
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2011) v.1, ch.15, P51
  - (2014) v.2, ch.24, P639–43
    - Doke, P642
    - Michelson, P642
    - Norris, P642
    - Wotherspoon, P641–42
  - (2014) v.2, ch.24, recommendation, P642
- Trademark, E122
Saskatchewan Rivers School Division No. 119
- Facilities
  - Documentation processes, P700
- Facilities maintenance
  - Performance measures and targets, P700–701
  - Results analysis reports, P701
  - Tracking and documentation processes, P701
Saskatchewan Scholarship of Honour
- See
  - Scholarships and bursaries – Saskatchewan Scholarship of Honour
Saskatchewan School Boards Association
- Award of Distinction (2011), Roy Challis (North Battleford), recipient, member's statement
  - Cox, 204
- Board members, competencies, P605
- Reaction, provincial budget (2013-14), 2888–89
Saskatchewan Science Centre
- Funding, N526
- Status, N135
Saskatchewan Server Intervention Program Committee
- Traffic Safety Committee, inquiry, public hearing, T60–66
  - See also
    - Traffic Safety Committee, inquiry, public hearings
Saskatchewan Sheep Development Board
- See
  - Livestock industry – Sheep
Saskatchewan Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
- See
  - Animals – Cruelty, Saskatchewan Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, funding
Saskatchewan Student Aid Fund
- See
  - Student Aid Fund
Saskatchewan Summer Games (2016), Estevan
- See
  - Games – Saskatchewan Summer Games (July 24-30, 2016), Estevan, host, Throne Speech response
Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation
- Collective bargaining
  - See
    - Collective bargaining – Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation and government trustee, relationship
Saskatchewan Technology Fund E267, E273–74, E381
Saskatchewan Telecommunications
- Annual reports
  - (2008-11), C215–36
    - Belanger, C215–36
    - McMorris, C215, C217–22, C224, C229, C232, C234–36
  - (2012-14), C658–70
    - McCall, C659–69, C670
    - Norris, C670
    - Reiter, C658–59, C669, C670
    - Sproule, C669–70
- Billing system, wireless, C600
- Borrowing, C515, C603
  - Additional, working capital, C419–20
  - Unused funds, C601
- Call centres
  - Activities, C94
  - Business and operating systems upgrades, C660
  - Within Saskatchewan, C665
  - Temporary workers, C336
- Capital projects, investment, 3604
- Components, sale, C221–22
- Consultants, cost, C670
- Core operations and services, employees, C665
- Data centre (Regina), C600
- Data centres, additional, C661
- Debt, C93, C222–23, C225, C232, C600
  - Ratio, C222, C226, C602
  - Repayment schedules, C602
- Debt to equity ratio, C336
- Dividends
  - Belanger, 125–26
  - Boyd, 126
- Estimates
  - (2011-12, December), statutory, supplementary, C120
  - (2012-13), statutory, lending and investing activities, C93–95, C119
    - Boyd, C93, C95
    - McCall, C93–94
    - Wotherspoon, C94–95
  - (2013-14, November), statutory, supplementary, lending and investing activities, C419–20
    - McCall, C419–20
    - McMorris, C419
  - (2013-14), statutory, lending and investing activities, C334–37, C342
    - McMorris, C334
    - Sproule, C334–37
  - (2014-15), statutory, lending and investing activities, C515–19, C535
    - McCall, C515–18
    - McMorris, C515–17, C519
  - (2015-16), statutory, lending and investing activities, C599–604, C644
    - Belanger, C603
    - Doherty, C599–601, C603
    - Sproule, C599–603
- Financial statements, C654
- Information technology
  - Customer credit card information, security, C654–55
  - Wireless network security, C652–54
    - Device inventory, C653–54
    - Policies and procedures, C652
- Infrastructure, investment, budget debate, 4782, 6602
  - See also
    - Crown corporations – Infrastructure, investment, budget debate
- Intellectual property, framework and management, C649–50
- Investments, sale of building, Saskatoon, C234–36
- Investments, sale of Hospitality Net, C8–9, C233–34
- Legislation, finance and accounting provisions, C335
- Loans, C334, C336–37
- Market share, C94, C217–21
- Marketing, C666–68
  - Advertising, C666–67
  - Community relations and sponsorships, C667
  - Contract services, vendors, procurement process, C667–68
- Max television, C664–65
- Networks and services, C216
- Prepaid cellular service cards, sales losses, prevention, C654–55
- Projects, funding, C93, C515–16
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2009) v.1, ch.13; (2010) v. 1, ch. 17, C649–58
    - McCall, C649–57
    - Norris, C658
    - Reiter, C649, C655, C657
  - (2009) v.1, ch.13; (2010) v. 1, ch. 17, recommendations, C658
  - (2011) v.1, ch.16; (2013) v.1, ch.29; (2013) v.2, ch.48, C652–58
    - McCall, C653–54
    - Norris, C658
    - Reiter, C653
  - (2012) v.1, ch.20, C654–55, C658
    - Norris, C658
  - (2014) v.1, ch.3, C655–58
    - McCall, C655–57
    - Norris, C658
    - Reiter, C657
  - (2014) v.1, ch.3, recommendation, C658
- Regional ethernet transport system, rebuilding, C661
- Regulatory framework, federal, C661–63
- Research and development, capacity, C650–51
- Revenue, C216–17, C219, C334
  - Payee disclosure, payment recipients, C669–70
  - Reduction, C420
  - Sources, C601
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications International
  - Accounting and reporting requirements, C656
  - Board management, C655–56
- Services, contracting, C665–66
- Services, rates, C337
- Sinking fund, C337
- Staff
  - 411 service, C234
  - Dismissals
    - Belanger, 125
    - Boyd, 125
  - Downsizing, C146, C232–33
  - Ethical standards and scrutiny, C657
  - Industry expertise, development and use, C651
  - Salaries, C147
- Technological changes, C215
Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corporation
- See
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications
Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership E39
- Board, E39
- Funding, 697, E33
  - Budget debate, 4785, 4807, 4809, 4851
  - Market access for agri-food, member's statement
    - Bjornerud, 2392
- Government support, 3605
  - Throne Speech, 5450
  - Throne Speech response, 3665, 3695, 5503, 5544, 5601
Saskatchewan Transportation Company
- Advertising and promotion, expenditures, C744
- Annual reports
  - (2008-11), C163–81
    - McCall, C163–64, C173–78, C181
    - McMorris, C163, C179–81
    - Vermette, C164–73, C178–81
  - (2012-14), C739–48
    - Campeau, C739, C743–44, C748
    - Sproule, C739–48
    - Weekes, C748
- Biodiesel use, C168–69
- Board of directors
  - Expenditures, C739–40
  - Meetings per year, number, C740
- Customers
  - Complaints, C165–67
  - Passenger and parcel express customer satisfaction ratings, C739
- Employees
  - Changes and needs, C173
  - Collective agreements, C173–74
  - Representative workforce, C174
  - Surveys and issues raised, C180–81
- Fares, C164–65
  - Medical passes program, C742–43
  - Seat sales for seniors and youth, cancellation of promotion, C743–45
- Fleet
  - Coach sizes, C167–68
  - Maintenance and replacements, C176–77
- Freight service, C170–71, C175–76, C179
  - Automation system, potential, C748
  - Freight trailers, C178–79
  - Rates, C171–72
- Growth pressures, C176
- Information technology, consultation costs, C745–46
- Infrastructure
  - Needs, C177–78
  - Regina revitalization initiative, C178
- Lean management program
  - Activities, C174–75, C178
  - Better utilization of fleet software and work practices, C746–47
  - Consultation with Argo Consulting (Toronto), C746
- Payments, suppliers, C740–41
- Private sector
  - Contracts with private operators and agencies, C741–42
  - Interline agreements with private carriers, C742, C747
- Privatization, C179–80
  - Potential, C744
- Revenue sources, C176
- Ridership, overall decrease, C744–45
  - High diesel costs and low gas prices, C744
  - Impact from route cuts in neighbouring provinces, C744
  - Impact in other provinces, C745
- Routes
  - And services, potential reduction, C744
  - Changes, C175–76
    - Throne Speech response, 3822–23
  - Deleted
    - McMorris, 2507, 3110–11, 3552–53, 3968–69
    - Vermette, 2507, 3110–11, 3552–53, 3968–69
  - Greyhound cancellations, effect, C169
  - Modified, C748
- Services, La Loche, C169–71
- Services and ridership, C163–64
- STC Garage in Regina, structural concerns and refurbishment, C742
- Subsidy grant, C173
- Throne Speech response, 5521
- Workplace safety, C178
Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA)
- Throne Speech response, 5515
Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal
- See
  - Honours and awards – Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal
Saskatchewan Water Corporation
- See also
  - Waste management
  - Water
- Annual and water quality reports (2012-14), C749–55
  - Cox, C749–55
  - Sproule, C749–55
  - Young, C755
- Annual reports (2008-11), C289–94
  - Cheveldayoff, C289–94
  - Sproule, C289–94
- Assets, C429
  - Physical, management, C430, C431–32
- Bulk water purchases, C292–93
- Business continuity plan, C429, C430, C432
- Capital program and projects, C96
- Capital projects, C340–41, C520
- Community customers
  - Need to build regional nucleus for better operations and management system, C751–52
  - New customers, Cupar, Hepburn and One Arrow First Nation, C749
    - Grants from Building Canada Fund, C749
  - New customers, potential, C753
  - Rate strategy, onerous contracts, different approaches to mitigate, C755
- Consulting work for Vale Potash Canada, C750
  - Pre-construction engineering work, C749
- Contracts, C341
- Customers
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Water Corporation – Community customers
  - Growth, C289
  - Industrial
    - Fertilizers, C291, C751
    - Potash sector adjusting requirements, C751
  - New, targets, C597–98
  - Satisfaction, C429
    - Rating, C597, C749
- Estimates
  - (2012-13), statutory, lending and investing activities, C95–96, C120
    - Duncan, C95
    - McCall, C96
  - (2013-14), statutory, lending and investing activities, C339–42
    - Cheveldayoff, C339–42
    - Sproule, C340–42
  - (2014-15), statutory, lending and investing activities, C519–23, C535
    - Belanger, C520–23
    - Cheveldayoff, C519–23
  - (2015-16), statutory, lending and investing activities, C597–99, C645
    - Belanger, C597–99
    - Moe, C597–99
- Financial management
  - Borrowing, C519
  - Capital projects costs, adjustments to sinking funds, C754
  - Debt, C340, C519
  - Dividends to CIC, C755
  - Financial performance, long-term return-on-equity target, C749
  - Line of credit with government, repayment, C519
  - Loans, C340
  - Taxation, grants-in-lieu, decrease due to reassessment of centres, C749
- Greenhouse gas target, reduction goal, C753
  - Reduction in pumping costs, C754
- Growth, potash sector, involvement with, C749
- History, C289
- Information technology
  - Security, C430
  - Service agreement, C430
- Infrastructure and capacity, northern Saskatchewan, C598–99
- Legislation, borrowing provisions, C341
- Marketing, C341
  - And promotion, C290
  - Industrial customers, C290
- Pipelines, sale to Saskatoon, Broderick and RM of Rosedale, C751
- Potash mine, cumulative effects studies, C750
- Privatization, C341
- Profit, C597
- Profits and losses, C293
- Provincial Auditor, recommendations, status, C430–31
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2009), v.1, ch.15; (2010) v.1, ch.18; (2011) v.1, ch.17; (2012) v.1, ch.21; (2013) v.1, ch.4, C429–33
    - Cheveldayoff, C429–33
    - Moe, C432–33
    - Sproule, C430–33
  - (2009), v.1, ch.15; (2010) v.1, ch.18; (2011) v.1, ch.17; (2012) v.1, ch.21; (2013) v.1, ch.4, recommendations, C432–33
- Regional operations, C292
- Revenue, C519
- Service improvements, around Saskatoon, in Warman, and White City, C749
- Staff
  - Code of conduct, policies and procedures, C430
  - Composition, gender and ethnicity, C294
  - Criminal record checks, C430
  - Executive and senior management, overlapping salaries, C749–50
  - Statistics, C292
- Targeted growth
  - Better measures, need for, C752
  - Goals, C598
- Vision statement, C290
- Water supply agreements
  - K+S Potash Canada and BHP Billiton, C749, C750
  - One Arrow First Nation, C292
  - PCS (Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan), C750
    - Water supply to the Mosaic Belle Plaine potash mine, C749, C750
  - Potash industry, C289, C291
- Water supply system
  - Began construction for BHP, C749
  - Completed construction for K+S Potash Canada, C749
- Water treatment plant, new one built for Gravelbourg, C749
  - Grant from Building Canada Fund, C749
- Water volume, potable and non-potable, C597
Saskatchewan Water Security Agency 1565, 1608, 1657, 2830, E328
- See also
  - Drainage
  - Water
- Note: Name changed from Saskatchewan Watershed Authority on October 1, 2012
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Watershed Authority
- Business continuity plan, development, P747
- Canal system, new, Lake Diefenbaker to Buffalo Pound, proposal, C750
- Capital investment, rehabilitation plan, E532
- Capital projects and debt servicing, E330
- Consultation relationship with [Saskatchewan Association of Watersheds], P750
- Documentation of ongoing flood risks, and need to cooperate with municipalities and Ministry of Government Relations, P748
- Drinking water, responsibility for
  - See
    - Water quality – Drinking water
- Emergency flood damage reduction program
  - See also
    - Floods – Emergency flood damage reduction program
  - Database of communities' risk assessments, P749
- Estimates
  - (2013-14, March), supplementary, E524
  - (2013-14), main, E327–32
    - Cheveldayoff, E327–32
    - Sproule, E327–31
  - (2014-15), main, E518–24
    - Belanger, E519–23
    - Cheveldayoff, E518–24
  - (2015-16), main, E531–38, E705–6
    - Belanger, E532–37
    - Moe, E531–38
- Funding, 2908
  - And staff, transfer from Environment Ministry, E267
  - Fish and Wildlife Development Fund, E281–82, E329–30
  - New technologies, budget debate, 4899
- Global Institute for Water Security, collegial support for, E330–31
- Goal, Throne Speech response, 3812
- Information technology, disaster recovery plan and digitization of surface water licenses and plans, P747
- Parallel growth policy
  - See
    - Municipalities, infrastructure – Regulations, compliance, assistance
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2012) v.2, ch.22; (2012) v.2, ch.41; (2013) v.2, ch.17; (2013) v.2, ch.26; (2013) v.2, ch.49, P187–95
    - Hart, P190–92, P194
    - Moe, P193–95
    - Wotherspoon, P189–95
  - (2012) v.2, ch.22; (2012) v.2, ch.41; (2013) v.2, ch.17; (2013) v.2, ch.26; (2013) v.2, ch.49, recommendations, P195
  - (2014) v.1, ch.15
    - Merriman, P411
    - Michelson, P409
    - Norris, P408
    - Weekes, P408–9
    - Wotherspoon, P406–10
  - (2014) v.1, ch.15, recommendations, P411
  - (2014) v.1, ch.30
    - Merriman, P413
    - Norris, P413
    - Wotherspoon, P412
  - (2014) v.2, ch.28 and (2015) v.2, ch.30, P747–48
    - Doke, P748
    - Wotherspoon, P747–48
  - (2014) v.2, ch.40, P748–50
    - Doke, P749–50
    - Wotherspoon, P749–50
  - (2014) v.2, ch.40, recommendation, P750
  - (2015) v.2, ch.56, P750–52
    - Doke, P751
    - Wotherspoon, P751–52
- Records management, review and schedule, P748
- Responsibilities, E158–59, E328
- Revenue, E328
- Risk assessments, P747–48
- Security plan
  - 25-year, funding, budget debate, 4899
- Staff, regional services, E328
- Water and flow level assessments, south basin, P751–52
Saskatchewan Watershed Authority P88
- Note: Name changed to Water Security Agency on October 1, 2012
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Water Security Agency
- Business continuity plan, P88
- Funding, E72
- Information technology
  - Security policies, P87–88
  - Service agreement with Saskatchewan Water Corporation, P88
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2011) v.2, ch.23, P87–88
    - Cox, P88
  - (2011) v.2, ch.23, recommendation, P88
- Risk management, P88
Saskatchewan Watershed Authority Amendment Act, 2012 (No. 47)
- First reading
  - Cheveldayoff, 1656
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 1761–65
  - Broten, 1829–33
  - Chartier, 1942–43
  - Cheveldayoff, 1759–61
  - McCall, 1918
  - Nilson, 2033–34
  - Sproule, 2549–52
  - Vermette, 2482–85
- Referred to Economy Committee
  - Harrison, 2552
- Committee discussion
  - Cheveldayoff, E236–38
  - Sproule, E237–38
  - Report without amendment, moved (Bradshaw)
    - Bradshaw, E239
- Report without amendment
  - Toth, 3407
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Cheveldayoff, 3408
- Third reading
  - Cheveldayoff, 3408
- Royal Assent, 3585
Saskatoon, SK
- See
  - Cities and towns – Saskatoon
Saskatoon City Hospital
- See also
  - Saskatoon Health Region
- Acute care services
  - Broten, 5360–61
  - Weekes, 5360–61
- Emergency room, use
  - Chartier, 5295
  - Duncan, 5295–96
- Medical equipment
  - See
    - Saskatoon Health Region – Medical equipment
Saskatoon & District Labour Council
- Summer snack program, member's statement
  - Forbes, 1743–44
Saskatoon Health Region
- See also
  - Saskatoon Regional Health Authority
- Emergency departments, triage processes, audit, P491–502
- Funding
  - See
    - Health care – Funding
- Information technology
  - Policies, P488–89
  - Security, P489–90
- Medical equipment, three Saskatoon hospitals, maintenance, audit, P79
- Royal University Hospital (Saskatoon)
  - See
    - Royal University Hospital (Saskatoon)
- Saskatoon City Hospital
  - See
    - Saskatoon City Hospital
- St. Paul's Hospital (Saskatoon)
  - See
    - St. Paul's Hospital (Saskatoon)
- Staffing, hiring freeze and no overtime
  - Broten, 3317–18
  - Duncan, 3317–18
  - Wall, 3317
- Station 20 West (Saskatoon)
  - See
    - Community centres – Station 20 West (Saskatoon)
Saskatoon Regional Health Authority
- Advisory committees, transparency, 488
- Capital equipment plan, P488–89
- Chief executive officer
  - Job competition
    - Chartier, 5540
    - Duncan, 5540–41
    - Throne Speech response, 5618
  - Resignation
    - Broten, 5492–93
    - Duncan, 5492–94
- Disaster recovery plan, P488–89
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2011) v.2, ch.14D, P69–78
    - Michelson, P72, P74, P78
    - Sproule, P75–77
    - Tochor, P72–73, P75, P77–78
    - Wotherspoon, P70–72, P74–78
  - (2011) v.2, ch.14D, recommendations, P78
  - (2012) v.2, ch.23; (2013) v.2, ch.23; (2014) v.2, ch.25, P487–89
    - Norris, P489
    - Wotherspoon, P488
  - (2012) v.2, ch.23, recommendation, P489
  - (2012) v.2, ch.49; (2014) v.2, ch.54, P489–90
    - Norris, P490
    - Wotherspoon, P490
  - (2013) v.1, ch.25; (2013) v.2, ch.43, P490–91
    - Norris, P491
  - (2013) v.2, ch.30, P491–502
    - Chartier, P498–501
    - Norris, P501–2
    - Wotherspoon, P494–98
  - (2013) v.2, ch.30, recommendation, P501–2
- Staffing, hiring freeze and no overtime
  - Broten, 3317–18
Saskatoon School Division No. 13
- Enterprise risk management, implementation, P704
- Financial system, supplier information, user access assessment, P703
- Goods and services procurement
  - Contracts, usage determination process, P705
  - Decisions, supplier selection and written approval required, P703
  - Standard contract documentation requirements, P703
  - Written delegation of authority policy, P702
- Goods and services received, documentation processes, P703–4
- Key policies, approval by board of education, P702–3
- Purchasing policies, alignment with externally imposed requirements, and implementation of non-compliance procedures, P703
- Tendering processes, supplier bids and retention of documentation, P703
Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra
- See
  - Music – Saskatoon Symphony Orchestra
SaskBooks
- See
  - Publishers and publishing – Saskatchewan Publishers Group
SaskBuilds Corporation 1560, 1614, 1618, 1621, 1625, 1644, 1709
- See also
  - Infrastructure – Development
  - Municipalities, infrastructure – Infrastructure program
- Accommodations, E215
- Capital projects, E491–92
  - Privatization, E215–16
- Chief executive officer, experience, E151
- Consultant, Partnerships British Columbia, relationship, P693–94
- Contracts, E214–15, E488–89, E500
  - Public-private partnership projects, E489–90, P380–81
- Critique, 1585, 1586
- Estimates
  - (2012-13, November), supplementary, E150–54
    - McMorris, E150–54
    - Wotherspoon, E150–54
  - (2013-14), main, E211–26, E334
    - McMorris, E211–12, E214–17, E219–26
    - Wotherspoon, E211–26
  - (2014-15), main, E485–500, E527
    - McMorris, E485–87, E490–92, E494–500
    - Wotherspoon, E487–500
  - (2015-16), main, E647–62, E705
    - Nilson, E648–54
    - Wotherspoon, E654–62
    - Wyant, E647–48, E650, E652–54, E656–62
- Functions, E150–51
- Funding, 2974
  - Allocations, E211–12
  - Budget debate, 4853–54
  - Operational, E151–52
- Highways and Infrastructure Ministry, relationship with, E255–57
- Lean management program, E490
- Mandate, E150
- Partnerships, development, funding, 1560
- Priority Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Priority Saskatchewan
- Procurement processes, development, E492–94
- Projects
  - Funding, 2831
  - Public ownership, E647
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2015) v.1, ch.16, P687–96
    - Marchuk, P694–95, P696
    - Wotherspoon, P689–93, P695
  - (2015) v.1, ch.16, recommendations, P695–96
- Provincial capital needs, E212
- Public-private partnership projects, E216–26, E647
  - Efficiency assessment, application to conventional procurements, P688–89
  - Liabilities, E498–99
  - Project size, threshold to qualify, E650
  - Risk workshops, provision of empirical data, P688
  - Risk workshops and risk management evaluation process, P694–95
  - Swift Current long-term care project, estimated costs, P695
  - Value for money
    - Evaluation criteria, P687–88
    - Reports, minimum content, requirements, P687–88
    - Reports, pending, P689
- Public-private partnership projects, contract agreements
  - Performance regimes and penalties, P692–93
  - Provisions for replacement of consortium partners, P689–90
- Public-private partnerships, 3604, E152–54, E485
  - Funding allocations, E490–91
  - Throne Speech response, 3822
- Risk calculation, evaluation, process, E648–50
- Staff, E212–14, E487–88
- Throne Speech response, 3663, 3691, 3822
SaskBuilds Fund 1560
SaskEnergy Inc.
- And TransGas employees, commendation, extreme winter weather conditions (2013-14), C523
- Annual reports
  - (2008-11), C195–205, C257–69
    - McCall, C195–205
    - McMillan, C195–205, C257–66, C268–69
    - Moe, C269
    - Sproule, C257–69
    - Wilson, C202
  - (2012), released on SaskEnergy website prior to tabling in Legislative Assembly, apologies, member's statement
    - McMillan, 3057
- Annual savings, productivity measures and efficiency initiatives, C195
- Automated meter reading project, C98–99, C551
- Board, labour representative position deleted, C201–4
- Capital budget, C97
- Capital investment, C524, C549
- Capital program, changes, C98
- Capital projects, funding, C604
- Company organization, changes, C201
- Costs, management, C524
- Customers, C195–96
  - Growth, 2969–70, C97
  - Industrial growth, C97–98, C195
- Debt, C195
  - Debt management plan, C549
  - Debt to capital ratio, C333
  - Debt-to-equity ratio, C549, C553
- Energy efficiency programs and rebates, C263
- Estimates
  - (2011-12, December), statutory, supplementary, C120
  - (2012-13), statutory, lending and investing activities, C96–99, C119
    - Duncan, C97, C99
    - McCall, C97–99
  - (2013-14), statutory, lending and investing activities, C331–33, C342
    - McMillan, C331–33
    - Sproule, C332–33
  - (2014-15, November), supplementary, statutory, lending and investing activities, C549–54
    - Belanger, C549–54
    - Reiter, C549, C553–54
  - (2014-15), statutory, lending and investing activities, C523–27, C535
    - Belanger, C524–27
    - McMillan, C523–27
  - (2015-16), statutory, lending and investing activities, C604–8, C645
    - Belanger, C607–8
    - Chartier, C604–7
    - Reiter, C604, C606–7
- Financial management, accounting standards, C260, C268
- Financial risk, C264
- Financial statements, C257–59
- Gas cost variance account, C197
- Gas price management strategy, C196, C551–52
- Hedging and gas storage, C196
- Information technology
  - Billing system, new, C97–98
  - Project management, C433
  - SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition), C433, C434–35
    - Audit and recommendations, C434
- Infrastructure, investment, 3604
  - Budget debate, 4782, 6602
    - See also
      - Crown corporations – Infrastructure, investment, budget debate
- Investment policy, changes, C199
- Investments, divestitures, C199–201
- Legislation, finance and accounting provisions, C333
- Litigation, C264
- Loans, C332
- Non-regulated contract sales, C262
- Procurement, C263–64
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2010) v.1, ch.19; (2013) v.1, ch.19, C433–37
    - McMillan, C433–36
    - Moe, C435–36
    - Sproule, C434–35
  - (2010) v.1, ch.19; (2013) v.1, ch.19, recommendations, C435–36
- Purchase agreements, gas vendors, C261
- Safety and integrity upgrades, C97–98, C195, C551
- SaskEnergy Service Achievement Awards and Employee Awards of Excellence (2014), recipients, member's statement
  - Steinley, 6036
- Service, remote communities, viability, C549–51
- Service area, C265–66
- Staff, C201, C261
  - Employee engagement, Hay Group, C263
  - Salaries, C146
- Subsidiary, Bayhurst, C259
  - See also
    - Bayhurst (Firm)
- Work contracted out, C261–62
  - Quality assurance, C604–6
SaskEnergy International
- Dissolution, C201
- Employees, C201
SaskFilm (Saskatchewan Film and Video Development Corporation)
- See
  - Film industry – SaskFilm
SaskPower
- See
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation
SaskTel
- See
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications
SaskTel International
- See also
  - Information technology – World Congress on Information Technology
- Profit, C95
SaskTel We See You program
- See
  - Humanitarian assistance
SaskTenders
- Electronic bid submission software program, funding, C246
- Website
  - Procurement, Throne Speech response, 5522
  - Redesigned, launch, C486
    - Ministerial statement (Heppner)
      - Heppner, 4609–10
      - McCall, 4610
  - Throne Speech, 5451
  - Throne Speech response, 5507, 5634
SaskWater
- See
  - Saskatchewan Water Corporation
SaskWind
- See
  - Wind power – Saskatchewan Community Wind (Saskatoon)
Saw Mills
- See
  - Sawmills
Sawatsky, Murray
- See
  - Justice Ministry, Corrections and Policing Division – Traffic Safety Committee, inquiry, public hearing
Sawmills
- Big River
  - Budget debate, 4877
  - Carrier Forest Products Ltd., E104
    - Grand reopening (May 6, 2014), member's statement
      - Wilson, 5423
    - Reopening, member's statement
      - Wilson, 4267
    - Tour, member's statement
      - Wilson, 4819
  - Throne Speech response, 3727
- Carrot River, 1664
  - C & C Resources investment in Edgewood Forest Products, member's statement
    - Bradshaw, 7018–19
  - Log supply, E642
  - Purchased by Edgewood Forest Products, re-opened, member's statement
    - Bradshaw, 574
- Northern Saskatchewan, budget debate, 4841–42
- Plywood mill (Hudson Bay), 1664
  - Log supply, E642
SBLA (Small Business Loans Association)
- See
  - Small business
Schizophrenia Society of Saskatchewan
- Services, funding, U134
Schofield, Vaughn Solomon
- See
  - Lieutenant Governor
Scholarships and bursaries
- Aboriginal bursary program, funding, Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan, member's statement
  - Cox, 5161
- Athletes, qualifications, U833–34
- Canadian Western Agribition (Regina), William F. Farley Memorial Scholarship, establishment, member's statement
  - Ross, 5181
- Graduate retention program
  - See
    - Graduates – Graduate retention program
- Prince of Wales Scholarship Fund, financial audit, P611
- Provincial funding, 2829, U279
- Recipients
  - See
    - Scholarships and bursaries – Recipients
- Saskatchewan advantage grant for education savings
  - See
    - Post-secondary education – Saskatchewan advantage grant for education savings
- Saskatchewan advantage scholarship program, 7, 25, 27, 46, 47, 53, 75, 77, 89, 95, 115, 697, 739, 756, 802, 823, 826, 829, 830, 832, 834, 857, 858, 860, 1563, 1583, 1609, 1614, 1629–30, 1670, 3603, U89
  - Funding, 2829, 2886, 2896, 2900, 2912, 2948, 3009, U604
    - Budget debate, 4807, 4825, 4831, 4850, 4871, 4878, 4902, 4918, 6604, 6658, 6673, 6766
  - Member's statement
    - Steinley, 6229–30
  - Ministerial statement (Norris)
    - McCall, 1523
    - Norris, 1522–23
  - Throne Speech, 5453
  - Throne Speech response, 3662, 3673, 3674, 3713, 3724, 5504, 5573, 5600, 5631, 5634–35
- Saskatchewan Agriculture Student Scholarship
  - (2014), announcement, member's statement
    - Bjornerud, 3697
- Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity Scholarship
  - Budget debate, 4902–3
- Saskatchewan International Future Scholarship, 1614
  - Development, 3605
  - Development, Throne Speech response, 3695
- Saskatchewan Scholarship of Honour
  - Throne Speech, 5456
  - Throne Speech response, 5473, 5505, 5574, 5636, 5639, 5662
- Saskatchewan student bursary, U89
- Recipients
  - 3M National Student Fellowship (2013), Victoria Cowan, University of Saskatchewan, recipient, member's statement
    - Tochor, 3467
  - Arnal Boys Memorial Bursary for Young Farmers (2015), Chinook School Division recipients, member's statement
    - Elhard, 7586
  - Lester B. Pearson College (Victoria, BC), Baccalaureate scholarship (2012), Cassandra Switzer (Cut Knife-Turtleford), recipient, member's statement
    - Doke, 1264
  - McIntyre Family Foundation, Prairie Healthcare Scholarship (2014), recipients, member's statement
    - Elhard, 5307
  - Rhodes Scholarship (2013), Jonathan Pedde (Indian Head), recipient, member's statement
    - McMorris, 4426
  - Saskatchewan Agriculture Student Scholarship
    - (2013), Sheldon Moellenbeck, Lake Lenore High School, recipient, member's statement
      - Kirsch, 3480–81
  - Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity Scholarship
    - (2014), recipients, member's statement
      - Jurgens, 4947
  - Saskatchewan Scholarship of Honour
    - (2009-2012), recipients, recognition, member's statement
      - Huyghebaert, 1775
    - (2012-13), recipients, recognition, member's statement
      - Huyghebaert, 3851
    - (2014), recipients, recognition, member's statement
      - Huyghebaert, 5650
    - (2015), recipients, recognition, member's statement
      - Ross, 7653
  - United World College Scholarship (2013), Levi Kirkby (Prince Albert), recipient, member's statement
    - Hickie, 3852
School, high
- See
  - High schools
School-aged mothers
- See
  - Teenage mothers
School boards
- See also
  - Corporate governance
- Challenges, budget debate, 6622–23
- Debt, C630, C631
- Education Ministry, relationship with, P82–83, P375–77
- Funding
  - Lean initiative clawback
    - See
      - School divisions – Funding
  - Shortfalls, budget debate, 6618
- Resource allocation, maintenance contracts, public-private partnerships, P380–81
- School Board Member Education and Certification Program, Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy (Regina), P605–6
- School community councils, unconditional funding, use in school board elections, U153–55
School bus drivers
- See also
- Distractions, T172
- Medical examination certificates and issues, T167–72
- Performance, monitoring, P467
- Shortage, T172
School Bus Drivers (Saskatchewan) Appreciation Day Act (No. 602)
- First reading
  - Belanger, 242–43
School buses
- Warning lights and stop arms, safety devices, T167, T169–70
School community councils
- See
  - School boards – School community councils
School divisions
- Administration, time commitment to Education Ministry projects, U902
- Audit recommendations, P80–81, P466–75, P539–44
  - See also
    - Education Ministry – Provincial Auditor's reports
- Blind students, services and resources
  - See
    - Students – Blind students, services and resources
- Capital asset planning, P296–97, P301–2
- Capital funding, 695, 1642, 2828, 2939, 2966, 2969, 2998, 3010, 3034, P286, P289, U383–84
  - Broten, 3592–93
  - Harpauer, 420
  - Morgan, 4822–24
  - Wall, 3592–93
  - Wotherspoon, 420, 4822–23
  - And projects, 25, 699, 762, 767, 769–70, 810, 823, 832, 836, 890, U3, U64–66
  - Agreements, P611
  - Budget debate, 4813, 4825–26, 4828–29, 4849, 4891, 4966–67, 4973
  - Facility assessment, U632
  - Infrastructure, U9–11
  - Maintenance, U20–21, U632
    - Budget debate, 4813, 4878
    - Facility audits, U898–900
  - Prince Albert, budget debate, 4799–4800
  - Priorities
    - Morgan, 5039–40
    - Wotherspoon, 5039–40
  - Shared ownership model
    - See
      - School divisions – Funding distribution model
- Capital grants from Education Ministry
  - See
    - Education Ministry – Financial management, school divisions
- Capital loans, U404–5
- Capital plans
  - Prioritization process, U897–901
  - Process, U707–9
- Chinook School Division
  - See
    - Chinook School Division No. 211
- Co-operation, P285–86
- Co-ownership of schools, divisions and government, U64–65
- Conseil des écoles fransaskoises
  - See
    - Conseil des écoles fransaskoises
- Deaf students, services and resources
  - See
    - Students – Deaf students, services and resources
- Education Ministry, relationship with, P82–83
- Efficiencies, U704–5
- Financial concerns, U640–41
- Financial management, accounting standards, P286–88
- Funding, 1638, P298–301, U65, U383, U631, U640, U894–95
  - Krawetz, 578–79
  - Marchuk, 1720–21
  - Morgan, 4982–83
  - Wotherspoon, 578, 1720–21, 4982–83
  - Budget debate, 4801, 4850, 4891, 4988, 6719
  - Capital funding
    - See
      - School divisions – Capital funding
  - Lean initiative clawback, 5347–49, U841–42
    - Morgan, 5210–12, 5238–39, 5248–49
    - Wotherspoon, 5210–12, 5238–39, 5248
  - Maternity leave, U895–96
  - Student representative councils, 1685
- Funding distribution model, 699, 701, 741, 758–59, 761, 798, 802, 819, 828, 830, 850–51, U3–5, U13–16, U406–9, U631, U844–45, U896
  - Harpauer, 1435
  - Wotherspoon, 1435
  - Changes, U641
  - Effects, 886
  - Enrolment factor, U19, U839, U841
  - Saskatoon, 1685, U155–58
  - Transition funding, U4, U17–19, U705–6, U860
- Good Spirit School Division
  - See
    - Good Spirit School Division No. 204
- High school completion, reports and targets
  - See
    - High schools – Graduation rates
    - Students – Student achievement initiative
- Ile-a-la-Crosse School Division
  - See
    - Ile-a-la-Crosse School Division No. 112
- Information technology, security policies and disaster recovery plans, P539
- Lean management program
  - Participation, U865–66
  - Training events, costs and benefits
    - Morgan, 6923
    - Wotherspoon, 6923
- Light of Christ Roman Catholic Separate School Division
  - See
    - Light of Christ Roman Catholic Separate School Division No. 16
- Living Sky School Division
  - See
    - Living Sky School Division No. 202
- North East School Division
  - See
    - North East School Division No. 200
- Northern Lights School Division
  - See
    - Northern Lights School Division No. 113
- Northwest School Division
  - See
    - Northwest School Division No. 203
- Occupational therapists, numbers in school divisions
  - See
    - Occupational therapists – Numbers in school divisions
- Operational funding, 699, 798, 836, 2969, 3010, U3, U859, U874–75
  - Morgan, 7271–72, 7306–7
  - Wotherspoon, 7271–72, 7306–7
  - Budget debate, 4784, 4807, 4828, 4879
  - Throne Speech response, 3778
- Operational savings directive, 698, 701
- Prairie South School Division
  - See
    - Prairie South School Division No. 210
- Prairie Spirit School Division
  - See
    - Prairie Spirit School Division No. 206
- Prairie Valley School Division
  - See
    - Prairie Valley School Division No. 208
- Prince Albert Roman Catholic School Division
  - See
    - Prince Albert Roman Catholic School Division No. 6
- Regina Catholic Schools
  - See
    - Regina Roman Catholic School Division No. 81
- Regina Public Schools
  - See
    - Regina School Division No. 4
- Reserve funds and borrowing, summary financial statements, U896–97
- Saskatchewan Rivers School Division
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Rivers School Division No. 119
- Saskatoon School Division
  - See
    - Saskatoon School Division No. 13
- South East Cornerstone School Division
  - See
    - South East Cornerstone School Division No. 209
- St Paul's Roman Catholic School Division
  - See
    - St Paul's Roman Catholic School Division No. 20
- Student instruction time, P293–96, U902–3
- Sun West School Division
  - See
    - Sun West School Division No. 207
- Transportation
  - Complaints, resolution, P467
  - Legislation, compliance, P466
  - Risk management, P467
Schools
- See also
  - Schools, elementary
  - Schools, new
- Black Lake school, Distance education project, Cisco charitable foundation, C664
- Budget debate, 6647
- Capital asset planning, P296–97, P301–2
- Capital investment, Throne Speech response, 3674, 3724, 3729, 3805, 3840
- Care & Share program, businesses and inner-Saskatoon schools, member's statement
  - Merriman, 2424
- Classrooms
  - Challenges, Throne Speech response, 3633, 3650
  - Overcrowding, 2888, 2907
    - Budget debate, 4787, 4799, 4802, 4855, 4896, 4973–74, 4989, 6606, 6617, 6622
    - Throne Speech response, 3830
  - Portable, U654–55
    - Canora, Throne Speech response, 3730–31
    - Funding, U632
      - Budget debate, 4783, 4813, 6712–13
  - Students per classroom, 3496–97
    - Forbes, 4430
    - Morgan, 4430
- Closures, 722, 725
  - Historical, budget debate, 6643, 6653, 6657, 6660, 6665, 6670, 6680, 6685, 6709, 6716, 6740, 6743, 6775
- Community schools
  - See
    - Community schools
- Enrolment, U20
  - Increase, 2833, 2907, 2969, 2998, 3014, 3027, 3032–33, U889–90
    - Funding, 2828, 2861, 3006–7, 3040
      - Harpauer, 1234–35
      - Wotherspoon, 1234–35
      - Budget debate, 4784, 4807, 4813, 4828, 4879, 4936, 4996
    - Throne Speech response, 3708, 3733, 3840
  - Throne Speech response, 5676
- First Nations
  - Internet access fees
    - Doherty, 5541
    - Vermette, 5541
  - On-reserve, graduation rates, P458, P461–62
  - Provincial Microsoft licensing agreement, member's statement
    - Cox, 5026–27
- French spaces, 80
- Funding distribution model, U15–16
- Hudson Bay, Leader, Martensville, capital funding, 2828, 2882, 2998
- Humboldt Public School and Child Care Centre, grand opening (November 21, 2014), member's statement
  - Harpauer, 6230
- Independent, funding, 2828
  - Harpauer, 390–91, 419–20
  - Wotherspoon, 390–91, 419
  - Budget debate, 4784
- Infrastructure, 1614
  - Advisory committee, P462
  - Capital asset plans
    - Morgan, 4017–19
    - Wotherspoon, 4017–19
  - Deficit, budget debate, 6653, 6665
  - l'École Monseigneur de Laval (Regina), repairs
    - Marchuk, 2558
    - McCall, 2558
  - Maintenance, 7138–39
    - 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
    - Budget debate, 6712, 6714, 6779, 6795
  - Preventative maintenance and renewal, U897–900
  - Prince Albert, budget debate, 6673
  - Repairs, Throne Speech response, 3789
  - Tracking software, U898–900
- Kindergarten, full-day
  - Cuts, 2977–78
  - Status, U488
- Kipling School, athletic field opening (September 29, 2015), member's statement
  - Toth, 7239
- Legislation, school year starting date, 9, 55
- Martensville constituency, Throne Speech response, 3816–17
- Northern Saskatchewan, high-speed internet
  - Bandwidth and services, C661
  - Budget debate, 6702
- Overcrowding, solutions
  - Wall, 3970–71
  - Wotherspoon, 3970–71
- Religious, gay-straight alliance groups
  - See
    - Gay-straight alliances (GSA), students
- Renovations
  - Completed, Georges Vanier Catholic Fine Arts School (Saskatoon) and Holy Cross High School (Saskatoon), member's statement
    - Tochor, 7857–58
  - Funding, budget debate, 4805, 6602, 6710, 6779
  - St. Brieux School (Saint Brieux)
    - Budget debate, 6602, 6712
    - Renovation, funding, U631
    - Renovation, funding, budget debate, 4783
  - St. Matthew School (Saskatoon), Throne Speech response, 3711, 5504
- Student instruction time
  - See
    - School divisions – Student instruction time
- Throne Speech, 5453
- Throne Speech response, 5634
Schools, elementary
- Buena Vista School (Saskatoon), 100th anniversary (2014), member's statement
  - Sproule, 5396
- Dieppe School (Regina)
  - Closure, 1632, 2845
    - Throne Speech response, 3649
  - Potential closure, 59–60, 725
  - Reopen
    - Budget debate, 4799
    - Throne Speech response, 5478
- Glen Elm School (Regina), portable classrooms, funding, 2914
- Hampton Village (Saskatoon), 41
- Herchmer (Regina), closure and demolition, 796, 1672
- St. Peter School (Regina), Day of Dignity (October 15, 2014), member's statement
  - Wotherspoon, 5987–88
- Willowgrove (Saskatoon), U12–13
Schools, new
- And renovated
  - Budget debate, 6712, 6779
  - Sod turning and grand openings, 1642
- Budget debate, 4879, 4918, 6644, 6653, 6680, 6687, 6714
- Construction, 3603
  - Budget debate, 4813, 4962, 4989
  - Funding, budget debate, 6602, 6712
  - Member's statement
    - Hickie, 3771
  - Throne Speech response, 3654, 3705, 3723, 3732–33, 3748, 3778, 3862
  - Traditional build rather than public-private partnership model, petition
    - Sproule, 7830
    - Wotherspoon, 4424
- Construction, public-private partnerships, 2831, 2907–8, 2944, 3027, 3034, 3602, 3604, E211, E486, E495–99, U405–6, U843–44, U901
  - 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, 6083–84
  - Wyant, 6083–84
  - Assembly supports government plan, moved (Marchuk), 4008–9, 4320–21, 4598–4600, 5079–86
    - Marchuk, 4008–9, 4320–21
    - Merriman, 4598–4600, 5079–86
    - Steinley, 4321
  - Budget debate, 4787, 4802, 4896, 4968, 4990, 4996, 6623, 6711, 6804–5
  - Economic analysis, E497–98
  - Independent evaluation
    - McMorris, 3801–2
    - Wotherspoon, 3801–2
  - Johnson Controls, contract
    - Wall, 7690–91
    - Wotherspoon, 7690
  - Long-term enrolment planning
    - Broten, 7607–9
    - Morgan, 7607–10
  - Member's statement
    - Docherty, 3613
  - Throne Speech, 5451
  - Throne Speech response, 3628, 3636–37, 3663–64, 3666, 3682–83, 3690, 3692, 3694, 3711, 3717–18, 3733, 3781, 3785, 3789, 3805, 3808, 3819, 3822, 3825, 3831–32, 3839, 3840, 3863, 5479, 5563, 5630, 5634, 5715, 5720
- Duck Lake, 821
- Emerald Park and White City, budget debate, 4907
- Emerald Ridge Elementary School (White City), Throne Speech response, 5674
- Funding, 3602
- Funding, municipal
  - Morgan, 5865
  - Wotherspoon, 5865
- Hampton Village (Saskatoon), 764, U12
  - Budget debate, 4837, 4840
  - Member's statement
    - Broten, 123
  - Petition
    - Broten, 122, 260, 323–24, 384–85, 413–14, 479, 573, 714, 779, 897, 928–29, 1153
- Hudson Bay, 806, 1664
  - See also
    - Community Schools – Hudson Bay Community School
  - Budget debate, 4841
  - Construction, member's statement
    - Bradshaw, 4221–22
  - Throne Speech response, 5508
- Joint-use
  - Budget debate, 6623, 6653, 6723, 6726
  - Child care spaces
    - See
      - Child care – In joint-use schools
  - Design, U839
  - Funding, budget debate, 6684
  - Land, servicing and raw cost, U839, U842–43
  - Public-private partnerships, SaskBuilds project, E647
  - Regina, funding, budget debate, 4907, 6659
  - Regina, Saskatoon, Warman, Martensville, funding, budget debate, 4783, 4805, 4807, 4837, 4839, 6602, 6712, 6777, 6779
- La Ronge, Throne Speech response, 5504
- Langenburg
  - And Gravelbourg, construction, funding, budget debate, 4783
  - And Gravelbourg, planning, funding, 2828, 2998, 3034, 3040
  - Construction, funding, budget debate, 4958
  - Throne Speech response, 5499
- Need, 2833
- Regina, 850
- Saskatoon, budget debate, 4898
- Throne Speech, 5453
- Throne Speech response, 5472, 5501, 5510, 5525, 5531, 5580, 5600, 5634, 5674
Science
- Canada-Wide Science Fair (May 12-19, 2012), Regina participants, member's statement
  - Ross, 1298
- Canadian Society for Chemistry's John C. Polanyi Award (2013), Dr. Ronald Steer, University of Saskatchewan, recipient, member's statement
  - Campeau, 3559
- Local science fair achievements (2013), Tawnee Dupuis, École St-Isidore school (Bellevue), recognition, member's statement
  - Kirsch, 3228
- Northwest Regional Science Fair ([March], 2012), Macklin, host, McLurg High School award winners, member's statement
  - Weekes, 1297
- Youth Science Festival Month (March 2012), member's statement
  - Steinley, 575
Scouting
- Honours and awards banquet in Regina (March 23, 2013), member's statement
  - Michelson, 2988
Seasons
- See
  - Winter
Seat belts
- See
  - Motor vehicles – Seat belts, use
SeCan Association
- Agriculture Ministry funding, E446
Securities
- National securities commission, N589–90
- Regulatory system, N94–95
Securities Amendment Act, 2011 (No. 14)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 129
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 188–89
  - Morgan, 187–88
  - Nilson, 499–500
  - Sproule, 308–11
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 500
- Committee discussion
  - Morgan, N188–90
  - Sproule, N189–91
  - Report without amendment, moved (Phillips)
    - Phillips, N191
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 1466
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 1466
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 1466
- Royal Assent, 1541
Securities Amendment Act, 2012 (No. 2) (No. 65)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 1816
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 1890–91
  - Broten, 2028–30
  - Chartier, 2175–76
  - Forbes, 1937–40
  - Sproule, 2747–50
  - Wyant, 1889–90
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 2750
- Committee discussion
  - Nilson, N343–47
  - Wyant, N343, N345–46
  - Report without amendment, moved (Norris)
    - Norris, N348
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 3408
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 3408
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 3408
- Royal Assent, 3585
Seed capital
- See
  - Venture capital
Seizure of Criminal Property Amendment Act, 2012 (No. 54)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 1751
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 1788–89
  - Broten, 1998–99
  - Chartier, 1901–3
  - Forbes, 2074–75, 2077–84
  - Sproule, 2668–72
  - Vermette, 2497–98
  - Wyant, 1788
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 2672
- Committee discussion
  - Nilson, N418–19
  - Wyant, N418
  - Report without amendment, moved (Phillips)
    - Phillips, N420
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 3583
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 3583
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 3583
- Royal Assent, 3586
Seizure of Criminal Property Amendment Act, 2013 (No. 2) (No. 126)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 4331
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 4370–72
  - Forbes, 4481–82
  - Sproule, 4400–4402
  - Vermette, 4527–29
  - Wyant, 4369–70
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 4529
- Committee discussion
  - Nilson, N444–47
  - Wyant, N444–47
  - Report without amendment, moved (Steinley)
    - Steinley, N447
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 4673
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 4673
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 4674
- Royal Assent, 4675
Self-esteem
- Girls and mentors workshop (Regina)
  - (May 3-4, 2014), member's statement
    - Ross, 5292
  - (October 4, 2015), member's statement
    - Ross, 7301
- OASIS program in Saskatoon, member's statement
  - Chartier, 5061
Senate (Canada)
- Abolition, debate, Throne Speech response, 3843
- Abolition, moved (Wall), 3879–97
  - Brkich, 3895–97
  - Broten, 3883–84
  - Harrison, 3886–87
  - Hart, 3891–92
  - McCall, 3887–89
  - Morgan, 3884–85
  - Nilson, 3890–91
  - Norris, 3894–95
  - Sproule, 3892–94
  - Toth, 3889–90
  - Wall, 3879–83
  - Wotherspoon, 3885–86
- Abolition, moved (Wall); transmittal, moved (Harrison)
  - Harrison, 3897
- Senators
  - Financial problems, Throne Speech response, 3657
  - Provincial elections, contributions
    - McCall, 3741–42
Senate Nominee Election Repeal Act (No. 110)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 3877
- Second reading
  - Wyant, 3877
- Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 3877
- Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3878
  - Report without amendment, moved (Wyant)
    - Wyant, 3878
  - Committee rise, report progress, ask leave to sit again, moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, 3878
- Report without amendment
  - Hart, 3878
- Read bill a third time immediately
  - Wyant, 3878
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 3878
- Royal Assent, 4445
Senga, Larry
- See
  - Student Transportation Association of Saskatchewan – Traffic Safety Committee, inquiry, public hearing
Seniors 2845–46
- Bill of rights legislation
  - See also
    - Seniors' Bill of Rights Act (No. 603)
  - Chartier, 5324
  - Duncan, 5324–25
  - Member's statement
    - Broten, 414–15
- Budget (2012-13), additional costs
  - Broten, 879–80
  - McMorris, 879–80
- Fixed income, rising expenses, Throne Speech response, 5543
- Funding, budget debate, 3003, 4975
- Government support, Throne Speech response, 3633
- Health care
  - See
    - Geriatrics
- Home care or home support
  - See
    - Home care
- Housing
  - See
    - Housing, seniors
    - Housing programs – Seniors
- Income
  - Old age security, federal changes, impact, U80
- Meals on Wheels
  - See
    - Home care – Meals on Wheels program
- Poverty
  - See
    - Poverty – Seniors
- Recreational centres
  - See
    - Recreational facilities – Seniors' centres
- Saskatchewan Seniors Mechanism
  - Seniors Community Involvement award (2013), Jessie and Gary Carlson (Regina), recipients, member's statement
    - Nilson, 3965
  - Seniors Volunteer Awards banquet in Regina (October 5, 2014), member's statement
    - Marchuk, 5708
- Seniors' appreciation supper in Spiritwood, 46–47
- Seniors' centres
  - See
    - Recreational facilities – Seniors' centres, funding assistance
- Seniors' income plan
  - See
    - Seniors' income plan
- Seniors' Winter Gala in Lloydminster (November 26, 2011), member's statement
  - McMillan, 235–36
- Spruce Home Senior's Club (Spruce Home), 25th anniversary (2014), member's statement
  - Wilson, 6081
- Support, budget debate, 4905, 4911
- Treatment, government vision, 5
- Two Miles for Mary transportation fundraiser (Prince Albert), member's statement
  - Jurgens, 5623
- Warholm, Margaret
  - See
    - Long-term care facilities, care standards – Improvements, need for
    - Long-term care facilities, care standards – Ombudsman's report recommendations
Seniors' Bill of Rights Act (No. 603)
- First reading
  - Broten, 420
- Enact, petition
  - Broten, 443, 540, 597, 657, 687, 704, 842, 876, 961, 1023, 1056, 1120–21, 1178, 1263, 1296, 1344, 1360, 1399–1400, 1429, 1440–41, 1455, 1476, 1528–29, 1546
Seniors' income plan 52
- See also
  - Seniors – Income
- Benefits
  - Budget debate, 4893–94
  - Increase, 7, 25, 36, 46, 54, 62, 77, 89, 698, 737, 742, 757, 789, 792, 800, 802–3, 813, 821, 823, 827, 829, 832, 833–34, 858, 860, 864, 888, 1564, 2827, 2880, 2901, 2911, 2914, 2916, 2939, 2943, 2947, 2965, 2968, 3000, 3005, 3035, 3607, U71, U330–31, U662, U953
    - Budget debate, 4784, 4813, 4832, 4834, 4847, 4850, 4866, 4871, 4878, 4918, 4936, 4937, 6605, 6650, 6670, 6675, 6719, 6723, 6734, 6740, 6777, 6798
    - Throne Speech response, 3659, 3709, 3712, 3721, 3779
- Caseload, U669
- Eligibility, U669–70
- Funding, U662
- Throne Speech response, 5580–81
Serve It Right Saskatchewan program
- See
  - Bars (drinking establishments) – Serve It Right Saskatchewan program, risk management tool
Service clubs
- See also
  - Volunteers
- Rotary Club of Estevan, 90th anniversary celebration (May 3, 2013), member's statement
  - Eagles, 3482
- Young Fellows Club (Weyburn), 90th anniversary (May 25, 2012), member's statement
  - Duncan, 1530
Servitudes
- See
  - Surface rights
SETS (Saskatchewan Electronic Tax Service)
- See
  - Taxation – Saskatchewan Electronic Tax Services, updating
Seventy-five minute debate
- Bonds
  - Social impact bonds, government and partners, commendation, moved (Merriman), 5432–43
- Boundary dam carbon capture project
  - Transparency, Premier and Saskatchewan Power minister, not giving Saskatchewan people the facts, condemnation, moved (Sproule), 7633–45
- Bridges, Prince Albert
  - Second bridge, moved (McCall), 2298–2309
- Budget (2012-13)
  - Balanced, only balanced budget in Canada, commendation, moved (Steinley), 1303–14
  - Balanced, only balanced provincial budget in Canada, commendation, moved (Moe), 1000–1011
- Canadian Armed Forces
  - Primary reserve co-op program, continued government support, moved (Huyghebaert), 5781–92
- Canadian Wheat Board
  - Failure to stand up for Saskatchewan agricultural producers in sale of the Canadian Wheat Board, Saskatchewan Party, condemnation, moved (Sproule), 6999–7010
- Constituency boundaries
  - Legislative changes, costs, and failure to consult, moved (Wotherspoon), 1161–72
  - Legislative changes, representation issues and rejection of additional constituencies, moved (McCall), 581–92
- Crown corporations
  - Government support and condemnation of government's privatization agenda, moved (Belanger), 3438–49
  - Privatization, condemnation of government actions, moved (McCall), 4587–98
- Disabled and handicapped persons
  - Government initiatives, commendation, moved (Docherty), 5141–53
- Disabled and handicapped persons, programs
  - Assembly commend government on implementation of programs, and Assembly supports future government initiatives, moved (Merriman), 3529–40
- Economy
  - Aboriginal engagement, government actions and policies, support, moved (Cox), 5274–86
- Economy, growth
  - Government vision, support, moved (Doke), 5974–82
- Entrepreneurs
  - Saskatchewan, commendation and support of their hard work, moved (Cox), 3296–3307
- Federal government
  - Bill C-51, infringement on freedoms, lack of parliamentary oversight, and undermining democratic integrity, condemnation, moved (Forbes), 6875–86
- Gay-straight alliances (GSA), students
  - Legislation, enact, moved (Forbes), 7155–67
- Government
  - Agenda, additional MLAs, decimating film industry, privatizing Information Services Corporation, condemnation, moved (McCall), 1962–73
  - Assembly supports government's vision and plan for growing Saskatchewan, and condemns official opposition for not having a plan or vision for the future of Saskatchewan people, moved (Bjornerud), 7732–44
  - Policies, commendation, moved (Steinley), 2714–25
  - Priorities, perspectives on, moved (Broten), 1407–18
  - Saskatchewan plan for growth, commendation, moved (Norris), 1846–57
- Government, lean management program
  - Condemnation, moved (Chartier), 5214–25
- Government financial management
  - Accounting standards, change to generally accepted accounting principles for summary financial statements, moved (Wotherspoon), 243–54
- Grain
  - Transportation, backlog, federal order in council and emergency legislation, support, moved (Bjornerud), 4700–4712
- Health care
  - Basics and seniors' care vs. lean management program costs, condemnation, moved (Chartier), 5068–79
- Health care, lean management program
  - Condemnation, moved (Chartier), 5837–49
- Impaired driving
  - Vehicle impoundment, three-day, condemn government for failure to implement, moved (Chartier), 3999–4007
- Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Privatization, condemnation, moved (Sproule), 1722–33
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Number, increase, plan, condemnation, moved (Belanger), 6460–71
- Length of debate abbreviated, moved (Harrison)
  - Harrison, 3999
- Oil industry
  - Oil sands, appeal to Canada to join Alberta and Saskatchewan in sharing positive message, moved (Doherty), 421–31
- Pasqua Hospital, Regina
  - Emergency room, overnight closure, condemnation of government, moved (Nilson); amendment (Michelson), 4305–16
- Post-secondary education
  - Government actions and investment, preparation for continued leadership in research, innovation, and supports for students, moved (Hickie), 4431–43
- Poverty
  - Reduction strategy, develop and implement, moved (Forbes), 5365–76
- Regina bypass
  - Government actions, safety measures, use local firms, and re-evaluate route and public-private partnership, moved (Wotherspoon), 7441–52
- Resources
  - Natural resource economy, importance, condemnation of negative statements by federal NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair, moved (Doherty), 1485–96
- Rural Saskatchewan
  - Assembly supports government action to improve quality of life in rural Saskatchewan, and Assembly condemns official opposition lack of policy regarding investment in rural Saskatchewan, moved (Draude), 6547–59
- Saskatchewan Employment Act
  - Legislation, new, delay passage of Bill No. 85, moved (Forbes), 2582–93
- Small business
  - Legislation, support shop local initiatives and support local business in government procurement, moved (Sproule), 6120–32
- Students
  - Standardized testing, oppose its implementation, moved (Sproule), 3176–88
- Surgery, waiting lists
  - Surgical initiative program, Assembly commend the government's surgical initiative program, and not support ideological approaches above people's interests, moved (Norris), 7548–59
- Taxation
  - Business, official opposition policy not supported by government, moved (Bjornerud), 6268–79
  - Indexation of provincial income tax system, government action, support, moved (Merriman), 6935–45
- Trade agreements (commerce)
  - Government of Canada and European Union, supports opportunities for Saskatchewan's agriculture and uranium industries, moved (Bjornerud), 4149–60
  - Trans-Pacific Partnership, Assembly supports economic opportunities, moved (Bradshaw), 7334–44
- Uranium
  - Assembly supports Cameco energy deal with India, and Assembly supports similar global trade and export opportunities, moved (Jurgens), 7065–75
  - Federal memoranda of understanding, India and China, positive implications for Saskatchewan uranium development, moved (Campeau), 2140–50
Seversen, Stew
- See
  - West Central Municipal Government Committee – Traffic Safety Committee, inquiry, public hearing
Sewage
- See
  - Waste management – Sewage
Sexual assault
- And domestic violence, Regina Sexual Assault Centre's recommendations, support, member's statement
  - Broten, 7490–91
- North East Outreach and Support Services, 2901–2
  - International Men's March to stop rape, sexual assault, and gender violence, 2902
    - See
      - Sexual assault – North East Outreach and Support Services – Walk a Mile in Her Shoes fundraiser in Melfort
  - Walk a Mile in Her Shoes fundraiser in Melfort (May 10, 2013), member's statement
    - Phillips, 3482, 3575
  - Walk a Mile in Her Shoes fundraiser in Melfort (May 8, 2014), member's statement
    - Phillips, 5383–84
- Programs and support, 2904–5
  - Budget debate, 6781
- Regina Sexual Assault Centre, 40th anniversary (2015), member's statement
  - McCall, 6503–4
- Saskatoon Sexual Assault & Information Centre, Elizabeth Freire, executive director, retirement, member's statement
  - Sproule, 6262
- Sexual Assault Awareness Month (April 2012), member's statement
  - Phillips, 1122–23
- Sexual Assault Awareness Week
  - (April 2-8, 2012), member's statement
    - Chartier, 992
  - (May 10-16, 2015), member's statement
    - Draude, 7227
Sexual orientation
- Avenue Community Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity, annual gala in Saskatoon (June 8, 2012), member's statement
  - Forbes, 1716
- Camp fYrefly
  - See
    - Discrimination and racism – Youth, sexual equality, Camp fYrefly
- Peter Corren Award for Outstanding Achievement (2014), Don Cochrane (Saskatoon), recipient, member's statement
  - Forbes, 4882–83
- Pride events in Saskatchewan (June 2015), member's statement
  - Forbes, 7201–2
- Queen City Pride Festival in Regina (June 15-21, 2015), member's statement
  - Wotherspoon, 7461
- Students, clubs
  - See
    - Gay-straight alliances (GSA), students
SGEU (Saskatchewan Government and General Employees' Union)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Government and General Employees' Union
SGI (Saskatchewan Government Insurance)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Government Insurance
Shand power station
- See
  - Carbon sequestration – Test facility construction at Shand power station
Shebeens
- See
  - Bars (drinking establishments)
Sheep
- See
  - Livestock industry – Sheep
Shelter belts
- See
  - Windbreaks, shelterbelts, etc.
Shelters, women's
- See
  - Women's shelters
Shevchenko, Taras (1814-1861)
- See
  - Arts and culture – Taras Shevchenko (1814-1861), Ukrainian writer and artist
Shift work
- Late-night workers
  - See
    - Labour force – Late-night workers
- Shift Work Recognition Day
  - (March 25, 2012), member's statement
    - Forbes, 780
  - (March 20, 2013), member's statement
    - Forbes, 2837
SHIN (Saskatchewan Health Information Network)
- Note: Name changed in 2010 to eHealth Saskatchewan
  - See
    - eHealth Saskatchewan
Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society (STARS)
- See also
  - Ambulance service
- And air ambulance, emergency calls, response process, U803–4
- Air and Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society
  - Co-operation and integration, U802–3, U1018–19
  - Emergency calls, response process, C595, U803–4, U1019
  - Patients served, total cost for and number of, U1091
  - Provincial funding, U1017–18
- Dispatch, statistics, U1092, U1102
- Funding, fees, and revenue, U435–36
- Funding, provincial, U802, U1017–18, U1091
- Fundraising
  - Gala in Melfort
    - (March 10, 2012), member's statement
      - Phillips, 444–45
    - (March 23, 2013), member's statement
      - Phillips, 3107
  - Night with STARS Gala (Regina)
    - (April 4, 2014), member's statement
      - Steinley, 5091–92
    - (April 17, 2015), member's statement
      - Steinley, 6966–67
  - Events in Regina and Herbert (April 2013), member's statement
    - Steinley, 3195–96
- Funds raised, Taylor Ewart and Mya Slobodian, member's statement
  - Tell, 7626
- Helicopter, new, U806–7
  - Member's statement
    - Jurgens, 5536
  - Throne Speech response, 5608
- Program, 1563, 1632, 1659, 1675, 2896
  - Budget debate, 4835
  - Funding, 700, 761, 771, 774–75, 788–89, 805, 830, 831, 858, 870, 2828, 2882, 2898, 2918, U107, U255–56
  - Fundraising, 2903
  - Implementation, 8, 37, 47, 56, 115
  - Status, U225
- Response area, U1091
- Rural Saskatchewan, significance, Throne Speech response, 5586
- Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities, donation
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) – Midterm convention in Regina
- Service
  - First anniversary (2013), member's statement
    - Steinley, 3389
  - Southern Saskatchewan, member's statement
    - Steinley, 1323
  - Statistics, U436–37
- Transport physicians, U803
Shops
- See
  - Stores, retail
SIAST (Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
SIGI (Saskatchewan Infrastructure Growth Initiative)
- See
  - Municipalities, infrastructure – Saskatchewan infrastructure growth initiative
SIIT (Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies
Sikhism
- Sikh Society of Regina, supper night November 15, 2014), member's statement
  - Ross, 5908
- Vaisakhi celebration (Saskatoon)
  - (April 15, 2012), member's statement
    - Broten, 1057
  - (April 2013), member's statement
    - Forbes, 3261
  - (April 2015), member's statement
    - Ross, 6966
SILS (Single integrated library system)
- See
  - Libraries – Public
Silver Cross
- See
  - Motor vehicles – Memorial Cross commemorative licence plate
Silver Sage Housing Corporation
- See
  - Housing, affordable – Silver Sage
Simply Agriculture Solutions Inc.
- Environmental farm plan
  - Funding, E596
  - Technological barriers, E596
- Grain bag recycling, pilot program, E597
- Open farm days, E597
Sinclair, Jim
- See
  - Tributes
Single integrated library system (SILS)
- See
  - Libraries – Public
Sinking funds
- Estimates
  - (2011-12, December), statutory, supplementary
    - Sinking fund payments, government share, C120
  - (2013-14), statutory, debt redemption, sinking fund and interest payments, C350
  - (2014-15), statutory, debt redemption, sinking fund and interest payments, C535
  - (2015-16), statutory, debt redemption, sinking fund and interest payments, C645
SIPPA (Saskatchewan international physician practice assessment) program
- See
  - Physicians – International medical graduates, practice assessment process (SIPPA program)
SIRS program [Serve It Right Saskatchewan program]
- See
  - Bars (drinking establishments) – Serve It Right Saskatchewan program, risk management tool
Skalicky, Kristian
- See
  - Tributes – Carrot River youths
Skating rinks
- Community rinks, funding, 2966
- Community rinks affordability grant, 9, 54, 91, 115, 696, 772, 830, N36, N266, N527, N647, N656
  - Budget debate, 6646, 6681
  - Ministerial statement (Doherty)
    - Chartier, 2325
    - Doherty, 2325
  - Throne Speech, 5455
  - Throne Speech response, 3731, 3836–37, 5529, 5585, 5600, 5635, 5677, 5683
- Henry Cook Memorial Arena (Southend), opening (March 21, 2014), member's statement
  - Vermette, 5206
- Mars bars Play Your Part Promotion (2013), Loreburn, grand-prize winner, member's statement
  - Brkich, 2556
- New arena in Spiritwood, grand opening (November 2, 2012), member's statement
  - Moe, 1841
Skiing
- See
  - Cross-country skiing
  - Downhill skiing
Skills training 41–42, 1614, 1625–26, 2847, 2935, E683
- Aboriginals
  - See
    - Skills training – First Nations
- Aircraft maintenance engineer training program
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies – Aircraft maintenance engineer training program
- Apprentices
  - Hours, reporting, P397, P399, P401
  - Increase, 1560, 1608, 1670
- Apprenticeship program
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission
  - First Nations, P402
    - Funding, 699, U90
  - Tuition fees, 723–24, 796, U90
  - Youth, P402
- Apprenticeship spaces
  - Additional, 1560, 1618–19, 1660, 1670, 1680, 2878, 2880, 3003, 3604
    - Funding, E411
      - Budget debate, 4785, 4844, 6604, 6680, 6718
    - Throne Speech response, 3649, 3660, 3672, 3695, 3714, 3726, 3864
  - Funding
    - Crown corporations, 3604
  - Throne Speech, 5451
  - Throne Speech response, 5504, 5506, 5519, 5524, 5563, 5570, 5646, 5671, 5689, 5695
- Apprenticeship system, Throne Speech response, 5506–7
- Apprenticeship training allowance, funding, 823, 2878, 3003, 3009, E179, E196, E411, E429, E684, E697
  - Budget debate, 4785, 4844, 6604
- Atoskewin Success Centre (North Battleford), Throne Speech response, 3707
- Backlog, elimination, 1560
- Battlefords Trade and Education Centre building fund, Mardi Gras fundraiser (February 8 2014), member's statement
  - Cox, 4775–76
- Budget debate, 6603–4, 6680
- Canada job grant, E196
  - Small business accessibility, E701
  - Throne Speech, 5451
  - Throne Speech response, 3844, 5524, 5527, 5552
- Canada-Saskatchewan job grant, E684
  - Budget debate, 6658, 6674
- Federal job grants program funding, U297
- First Nations, 1392–93
  - And Métis
    - Funding, budget debate, 4903
    - Support, 2829, 2880, 2967
  - Funding, 2833
    - Federal, C621
  - Opinion, budget debate, 4909
  - Workplace essential skills program, E191–92
  - Youth, 1678
- Funding, 25, 833, 2967, 3003, E179, E429
  - And training opportunities, E190
  - First Nations, on-reserve, budget debate, 4974
- Initiatives, Throne Speech response, 5569–70
- International recognition, Throne Speech response, 5561
- Northern Saskatchewan, 851, N120
- Opportunities, increase, budget debate, 6601, 6639
- Provincial training allowance, E194–95
  - Funding, 823, 2829, 3003, E179, E411–12, E684
    - Budget debate, 4844, 6604, 6658, 6674, 6718
- Red Seal
  - Red Seal program, P401–2
  - Red Seal trades, Throne Speech response, 5561
- Regina Trades & Skills Centre, new facility, official opening (March 19, 2013), member's statement
  - Steinley, 2789–90
- Skilled Trades Canada conference, Throne Speech response, 5557
- Skills Canada Saskatchewan provincial competition
  - Held in Prince Albert (April 10-11, 2014), member's statement
    - Jurgens, 5191–92
  - Held in Moose Jaw (April 16-17, 2015), member's statement
    - Michelson, 6993
- Skills training benefit, funding, 823, E195–96, E697–98
- Supply and demand, E192–93
- Trades & Skills Construction Apprenticeship Program, Campus Regina Public
  - Throne Speech response, 5518
- Training seats, increase, 3604
  - Throne Speech response, 3628, 3660, 3672, 3695, 3709, 3714, 3728, 3749, 3767, 3781, 3839, 3843–44, 3863
- Trappers and fishers
  - Funding, E79–80
Skoberg, John
- See
  - Condolences
Slaughterhouses
- Inspection, P531–32
  - Broten, 2366–67
  - Duncan, 2366–67
  - Results, website, P529
- Slaughter plants, sanitation standards, develop, P529
Sled dog racing
- Canadian Challenge Sled Dog Race
  - (February 20-25, 2012), member's statement
    - Wilson, 325
  - (February 20-25, 2012), Stefaan De Marie (Christopher Lake), champion, member's statement
    - Wilson, 2675
  - (February 23-28, 2015), member's statement
    - Wilson, 6379
SLIM program (Saskatchewan lean improvements in manufacturing program)
- See
  - Agriculture – Value-added business development
Small business
- Better Off Duds (Saskatoon), recognition, member's statement
  - Broten, 1840–41
- Blue Whale Financial Solutions (Moose Jaw), 2917
- Business Development Bank of Canada, Entrepreneurial Resiliency Award (2014), Superior Cabinets (Saskatoon), recipient, member's statement
  - Norris, 5908–9
- Economic contribution, Throne Speech response, 5522
- Family businesses, Throne Speech response, 3756
- Haskap Central Sales (Henribourg), budget debate, 6682
- Legislation, shop local
  - Boyd, 7203–4
  - Broten, 7203–4
- Legislation, shop local initiatives and support local business in government procurement, moved (Sproule), 6120–32
  - Belanger, 6127–29
  - Hickie, 6123–24
  - Michelson, 6126–27
  - Sproule, 6120–23
  - Tochor, 6129–30
  - Wotherspoon, 6124–26
  - Questions and comments
    - Eagles, 6131
    - Kirsch, 6131
    - Lawrence, 6132
    - McCall, 6131
    - Michelson, 6131
    - Ross, 6130
    - Sproule, 6130–31
    - Tochor, 6130–32
    - Wotherspoon, 6130–32
- Lloydminster, 2958–59
- New, Moose Jaw, budget debate, 6679
- New-growth tax incentive
  - See
    - Tax Credits – New-growth tax incentive
- Optimism, 695
  - Throne Speech response, 5514, 5516, 5644
- Small Business Loans Association program, funding, E45–46
- Small-business loans program, elimination, E637–38
- Strength, member's statement
  - Moe, 68
- Taxation, 1584
  - Throne Speech response, 3806
- Ten Tree Apparel (Regina), environmental stewardship, member's statement
  - Cheveldayoff, 1716–17
Small Business Loans Association
- See
  - Small business
Smart meter program, SaskPower
- Budget debate, 6660, 6795, 6804
- Contract with Grid One Solutions to replace meters, C730
- Cost recovery
  - Boyd, 5541–42, 5835, 6178–79, 6288
  - Wotherspoon, 5541–42, 5834–35, 6178–79, 6288
- Costs, C533
- Costs and cost recovery, C555–58
- 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
- Investigation by Provincial Auditor, request to move motion, 5781
- Official opposition questions, critique
  - Member's statement
    - Merriman, 5708
  - Throne Speech response, 5719–20
- Problems and resolutions
  - Boyd, 5469
  - Wotherspoon, 5468–69
- Removal and replacement
  - Boyd, 5803–4
  - Wotherspoon, 5803
- Replacement meters, issues, C613
- Safety concerns
  - Awareness
    - Boyd, 5594–96, 5626–28
    - Broten, 5628
    - Krawetz, 5596
    - Wall, 5628
    - Wotherspoon, 5594–96, 5626–28
  - Government responsibility, petition
    - McCall, 5906, 5937, 5966, 5987, 6034, 6079, 6112, 6139
    - Sproule, 5650, 5706, 5738–39, 5772, 5798, 5830, 6173, 6228, 6261
- Sensus contract
  - Boyd, 5494–95, 5744–45, 6266, 6911–12
  - Wall, 5495, 5743–44
  - Wotherspoon, 5494–95, 5743–44, 6266, 6911–12
- Sensus contract, settlement agreement, C729–30
- Throne Speech response, 5513, 5645, 5692, 5714–15
- Transparency
  - McMorris, 5776–78
  - Wotherspoon, 5776–77
Smishek, Walter Edmund
- See
  - Condolences
Snowbirds 431 Air Demonstration Squadron
- 45th anniversary (2015), member's statement
  - Huyghebaert, 7516–17
- Tribute, member's statement
  - Lawrence, 1649
Snowboarders
- Mark and Craig McMorris, recognition, Throne Speech response, 3764
Snowmobiles
- International Snowmobile Hall of Fame (2012), Saskatchewan inductees, member's statement
  - Ottenbreit, 1925
- Saskatchewan snowmobile fund, trail maintenance, N556
Soccer
- Bank of Montreal's National Team of the Week (April 17, 2013), Hollandia Gremio under-12 boys' team (Saskatoon), recipient, member's statement
  - Wyant, 3369
- National Under 18 Girls Championships (2012), Eastside Vortex girls' team (Saskatoon), champions, member's statement
  - Norris, 2391
Social assistance
- See
  - Public welfare
Social assistance recipients
- See
  - Saskatchewan assistance plan – Recipients
Social democracy
- See
  - Socialism
Social housing
- See
  - Housing, affordable – Social housing
Social impact bonds
- See
  - Bonds – Social impact bonds
  - Women's shelters – Sweet Dreams (Saskatoon)
Social issues
- Equity and equality, 60
- Government achievement, 95
- Northern Saskatchewan, support, 747
Social justice
- Equal Justice for All (Saskatoon), reopening (October 18, 2013), member's statement
  - Forbes, 3737
- Global Citizen Award (2013), Denise Kouri (Saskatoon), recipient, member's statement
  - Sproule, 3045
- Idle No More activist, Erica Lee (Saskatoon), recognition, member's statement
  - Forbes, 2706
- Intolerance Free event in Weyburn (April 11, 2014), member's statement
  - Forbes, 5160
- Social Justice Week (March 3-6, 2015), University of Saskatchewan Students' Union, member's statement
  - Forbes, 6453
Social media
- New Democratic Party, anonymous account
  - Apology, member's statement
    - Broten, 3136–37
  - Critique, member's statement
    - Merriman, 3107
Social Services Appeal Board
- Board Co-Chair
  - Expense claims, 5334, 5349–50
  - Social Services minister [Draude], relationship with
    - Broten, 5361–62, 5388–89
    - Draude, 5361–62
    - Wall, 5388
    - Wyant, 5361–62, 5388–89
- Board membership, 5326–28
  - See also
    - Government – Boards and agencies
  - Draude, 5184–85, 5428
  - Forbes, 5184–85
  - Wotherspoon, 5428
Social Services Ministry
- Accommodation, single room occupancies, hotels, U1045–46
- Accommodation services, funding, U348
- Budget document (2014-15), dependency rate, comments, U667
- Business continuity plan, P41, P305, P627–28
- Capital funding, decrease, budget debate, 4851
- Capital projects, management, P304
- Central management and services, funding, U847–48
- Child and family services, U727
  - Child protection, legal expenses, U358–59
  - First Nations and Métis, on-reserve funding, U979–81
  - Funding, U43–44, U847, U951
    - Budget debate, 6737–38
    - Salaries
      - Draude, 5041
      - Forbes, 5041
  - Guardians, alcohol and drug assessment, U1041
  - Linkin, electronic case management system, 738, 2888, C245, C310, C488, P42, P307–8, U43, U51, U71, U356–58, U578, U580–81, U727, U732–36, U952, U985–87
    - Funding, U664
    - Funding, budget debate, 4851, 4895, 6738
  - Quality assurance unit, U975–78
  - Staff and caseloads, U353–56, U740–41
  - Wards, long-term and permanent, adoption of, performance outcomes, P634–35
- Clients, personal information, security
  - See
    - Social Services Ministry – Information, physical and digital, security
- Community-based organizations, funding, etc.
  - See
    - Community-based organizations
- Contracts, structured decision making, U993
  - See also
    - Children's Research Center, Minnesota
- Emergency social services, funding, U578, U847–48
- Estimates
  - (2012-13), main, U27–53, U70–86, U164–73, U231
    - Belanger, U33–35, U165–67
    - Broten, U41–42, U44
    - Chartier, U44–53, U71–86, U167–72
    - Draude, U27–53, U70–86, U164–72
    - Eagles, U42
    - Forbes, U36–41
    - Nilson, U80
    - Vermette, U30–33
  - (2013-14, November), supplementary, U577–85
    - Draude, U577–82, U584–85
    - Forbes, U578–85
    - Ross, U579
  - (2013-14), main, U313–62, U498
    - Belanger, U325–28
    - Chartier, U331–56, U358–62
    - Draude, U313–14, U316–47, U349–59, U361–62
    - Forbes, U314–25, U329–30, U350–51, U356–58
    - Vermette, U328–29
  - (2014-15, November), supplementary, U846–57
    - Forbes, U847–57
    - Harpauer, U846–57
  - (2014-15), main, U615–31, U661–77, U727–45, U836
    - Belanger, U620–24, U737–40
    - Chartier, U672–77, U728–32, U742–45
    - Draude, U615–16, U618–22, U624–28, U630, U661–62, U664–66, U668, U670–77, U727–37, U740–41, U744–45
    - Forbes, U616–20, U624–30, U662–72, U731–37, U740–42, U745
    - Hickie, U670–71
    - Vermette, U730–31
  - (2015-16), main, U951–93, U1039–59, U1111–12
    - Chartier, U968–74
    - Forbes, U954–68, U975–93, U1039–59
    - Harpauer, U951–86, U988–93, U1039–52, U1054–59
    - Marchuk, U1058
    - Wilson, U1059
- Fair practices office, U1052
- Financial management, transactions, staff guidance, P304
- Funding, 3014
  - Budget debate, 4866, 4891, 6604
  - Decrease, budget debate, 4854
  - First Nations and Métis initiatives, N60
- Housing
  - Allocations, U619
    - Northern Saskatchewan, U621
  - Lean management program, U618
- Income assistance service delivery, fraud investigations contract, U347
- Information, physical and digital, security, P40, P42–43, P303–4
- Information technology
  - Funding, U578–80
  - Security, P41–42, P627–28
  - Systems and data, access, removal of former employees, P40, P43
- Lawsuits, U1056–57
- Lean management program, U581–82, U662–63, U1056
- Legal expenses, U992–93, U1057–58
- Legal fees, Prince Albert and the North
  - Broten, 3331–32
  - Chartier, 3328–29
  - Draude, 3329
  - Wall, 3332
- Minister [Draude], international travel expenses
  - See also
    - Cabinet ministers – Social Services [Draude], international travel expenses
  - Draude, 5041–42
  - Forbes, 5041
- Policies and procedures, community-based organizations, development, P632–33
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2010) v.2, ch.20 and (2011) v.2, ch.24, P40–46
    - Cox, P44, P46
    - Michelson, P44
    - Moe, P42–43
    - Wotherspoon, P43–45
  - (2011) v.1, ch.19, P45–46
    - Michelson, P46
    - Moe, P46
  - (2011) v.1, ch.19, recommendation, P46
  - (2012) v.1, ch.22, P310–16
    - Chartier, P312–13, P315
    - Merriman, P313, P315–16
    - Michelson, P313
    - Norris, P312
    - Wotherspoon, P313–14
    - Wotherspoon, P315
  - (2012) v.1, ch.22, recommendations, P315–16
  - (2012) v.2, ch.24 and (2013) v.2, ch.24, P304–10
    - Chartier, P307–8
    - Hart, P308
    - Merriman, P309–10
    - Michelson, P310
    - Norris, P309
    - Wotherspoon, P305–9
  - (2012) v.2, ch.24 and (2013) v.2, ch.24, recommendations, P309–10
  - (2012) v.2, ch.54, P303–4
    - Wotherspoon, P304
  - (2012) v.2, ch.54, recommendations, P304
  - (2013) v.1, ch.14, P316–18
    - Chartier, P318
    - Merriman, P318
    - Wotherspoon, P317–18
  - (2013) v.1, ch.14, recommendations, P318
  - (2014) v.2, ch.26, P627–31
    - Chartier, P631
    - Doke, P631
    - Marchuk, P628–29
    - Norris, P630–31
    - Wotherspoon, P629–31
  - (2014) v.2, ch.55, P631–33
    - Doke, P633
    - Marchuk, P633
    - Norris, P633
    - Wotherspoon, P632–33
  - (2015) v.1, ch.27, P633–34
    - Doke, P634
    - Wotherspoon, P634
  - (2015) v.1, ch.31, P634–36
    - Doke, P635–36
    - Weekes, P635
    - Wotherspoon, P634–35
- Recognition, 2900–2901
- Regulations, Saskatchewan assistance, simplification, P628
- Salaries, cuts, budget debate, 4969
- Serious incidents, community-based organizations
  - Review, P632
  - Tracking system, P633
- Service centre client support, funding, U664
- Staff, U348–49, U664
  - Changes, U51–53
  - Child and family services division, U727, U951
  - Follow processes, P313, P627–28
  - Income assistance system, U83–84
  - Policy on seeking elected office, U41–42
    - See also
      - Public service – Policy on seeking elected office
  - Reduction, effect, 813
  - Salaries, child and family services division, U736–37
  - Secondment to Executive Council, U1055
Social values
- Co-operative values, 1633–34
Social workers
- Child protection workers
  - Increase, P42
    - Funding, 698, 818, U44
  - Member's statement
    - Docherty, 4947
- Numbers, increase, Throne Speech response, 3806
- Professional association, membership, child protection workers, Social Services Ministry, U983–85
- Social Work Week in Saskatchewan
  - (March 18-24, 2012), member's statement
    - Docherty, 598
  - (March 17-23, 2013), member's statement
    - Chartier, 2729
  - (March 16-22, 2014), member's statement
    - Docherty, 4750
    - Forbes, 4750
  - (March 15-21, 2015), member's statement
    - Forbes, 6562
    - Wilson, 6563
Social Workers Amendment Act, 2012 (No. 78)
- First reading
  - Draude, 2139
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 2166–70
  - Broten, 3094–95
  - Chartier, 3211–13
  - Draude, 2166
  - Forbes, 3162–64
  - McCall, 2459–60
  - Nilson, 2525–26
  - Sproule, 2772–74
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Wyant, 3213
- Committee discussion
  - Chartier, U505–8
  - Draude, U504–8
  - Report without amendment, moved (Ross)
    - Ross, U508
- Report without amendment
  - Kirsch, 3488
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Draude, 3488
- Third reading
  - Draude, 3488
- Royal Assent, 3586
Socialism 116–17
- Critique, budget debate, 6666, 6766
Softball
- World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) Junior Men's World Championships (2018), Prince Albert, host, member's statement
  - Jurgens, 7461
Soil conservation
- See
  - Conservation Learning Centre Inc., Prince Albert
Solar power
- See
  - Electricity – Solar power
  - Energy – Renewable – Solar power, research and development
Soldiers
- Remembrance, and commitment to veterans, member's statement
  - Belanger, 7672
South East Cornerstone School Division No. 209
- Positive student behaviour initiatives
  - Director of education, compliance with performance assessment measures, P706
  - Establish staff training expectations, and maintain documentation, P706
  - Information collection and analysis of incident reports, compliance with policy, P706–7
- Safe school charters, template for development, P707
- Safe school charters on acceptable student behaviour, develop, P705–6
- School action plans to address school culture and environment assessments, develop, P706
- Student behavioural issues
  - Analysis and monitoring of trends, policy, P706
  - Consistent documentation for student file especially for escalation process, implementation, P706
  - Data collection requirements, P707
  - Documentation and analysis, Review360 process, P707
Southeast Regional College
- See
  - Regional colleges
Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 1]
- Bills
  - Confine remarks to Bill, 1102
- Chair
  - Members' remarks should be directed through the Chair, 417, 1243
- Decorum
  - Member for Athabasca [Belanger] come to order, 1479
  - Member for Athabasca [Belanger] finally come to order, 1483
  - Member from Saskatoon Centre [Forbes] come to order, 850
  - Noise level, 504, 589, 590, 592, 1315
  - Private conversation or debate, meet behind the bar, 555
  - Side conversations, go behind the bar, 982
- Galleries
  - Visitors not to participate in proceedings, 346, 1236
- Language
  - Choose words carefully, 883
  - Unparliamentary, 740
- Members
  - Cannot impugn the honour of another member, 135, 391, 729
  - Reference should be by constituency, title, or position, 45
- Points of order
  - See
    - Points of order [Session 1]
- Question Period
  - Caution members on both sides to choose words carefully and cautiously, 937
- Saskatchewan Party does not provide funding to executive government and its operations, 995
- Speech from the Throne
  - Amendment motion out of order, 30
Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 2]
- Bill
  - Make comments related to bill, 1801
- Chair
  - Minister's remarks should be directed through the Chair, 1876
  - Remarks should be directed through the Chair, 2298–99, 2989, 3230
- Debate
  - Respect member's right to have the floor, 2720
- Decorum
  - Conversations, leave Assembly and talk in rotunda, 2679
  - Discussions across the floor, take behind the bar, 2461
  - No need for animal calls; may have to call a vet with a very large needle if it happens again, 3461
  - Noise level, 1726, 1966–67, 2288, 2593, 2709, 2721, 3346, 3374, 3447
- Galleries
  - Visitors not to participate in proceedings, 3388
- Language
  - Cannot use word "cover-up", 2557
    - Withdraw and apologize, 2557
  - Choose words carefully, 1796
- Members
  - Cannot accuse member of deliberately misleading or lying, Prince Albert Carlton member [Hickie] withdraw remark and apologize, 3596
  - Cannot impugn the honour of another member, 2365, 2506
    - Withdraw remark, 2506
  - Do not use telephones in Assembly, 2912
  - Reference to presence or absence of members not permitted, 1797, 2941
- Points of order
  - See
    - Points of order [Session 2]
- Political parties
  - Reference by proper names, 2859
- Private members' motions
  - Member moved motion thus no longer eligible to debate, 1974
- Question period
  - Direct question to a minister, 3229
  - Terminology, taking notice of a question, 3359
Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 3]
- Bills
  - Keep comments and overall direction focused on bill, 4190
- Chair
  - Remarks should be directed through the Chair, 3819, 3908, 3969, 4792, 5053
- Debate
  - Allow member to present his arguments, 4306
  - Many members trying to enter; member from Athabasca [Belanger] has the floor, 3658, 4317
  - Many members trying to enter; member from Saskatoon Riversdale [Chartier] has the floor, 4131
  - Many members trying to enter; Minister of Central Services [Heppner] has the floor, 3815
  - Opportunities, rather than hollering from their chairs, 4173
- Decorum
  - Caucus members, unusual vocal behaviour, tone down conversations, 5220
  - Conversations during debate, quieter fashion or take outside, 4989
  - Getting a bit of argy-bargy; tone down, 4018
  - Noise level, 4413, 4456, 4606, 4669, 4755, 4756, 4795, 5197, 5272
  - Private conversations, quiet down or take outside of Chamber, 3937
- Football game over; team has left; no need to replay Grey Cup here on floor, 4244–45
- Language
  - Auditor's words were not those words used by member, 4399
  - Choose words carefully, 4116, 5212
  - Member knows which words can be used and which words cannot be used, 4398
  - Term "cooked" not parliamentary, 4398
  - Use appropriate wording in the House, 4396
- Members
  - Don't want members practising their tackling on either side of the House, 4148
  - Ministers to be addressed by correct title, 4586
- Ministerial statement [Doherty] on National Day of Honour, apology from Speaker for inappropriate intervention, 5381
- Petitions, do not enter into debate during presentation, 4634
- Points of order
  - See
    - Points of order [Session 3]
- Question period
  - Allow questions and answers to be heard, 4984
  - Confine commentary to Assembly and do not enter into debate with galleries, 4726
  - Listen to questions and answers, 3617
  - Political activity at Saskatoon Food Bank, question out of order, 5428
  - Question on party politics invalid, 3741
  - Questions on party politics out of order, 3742
Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 4]
- Bill
  - Maintain remarks relevant to the bill, not to some other topic, 7388
  - Refer to bill occasionally at least, 7399
  - Relate how the poem refers to the bill rather than putting the members to sleep by reading it, 5951
- Chair
  - Address remarks through the chair, 7003
  - Remarks should be directed through the Chair, 5495, 5595
- Debate
  - Appears a number of members would like to enter debate. They will have chance, currently member from Kelvington-Wadena [Draude] has the floor, 7738
  - Conversations, members will have ample opportunity to enter debate, 6101
  - A number of members appear to want to enter into debate. Once member from Regina Lakeview [Nilson] has concluded, there will be opportunity for other members to enter debate, 7793
- Decorum
  - Actions and words could be interpreted as unparliamentary, 6507
  - Both members yelling across the floor will have opportunity to participate, so why not wait until then, 7635
  - Government front bench come to order, 7702
  - Government members in back, take policy discussion outside, 6354
  - If members at the back wish to carry on, leave Assembly to do so, 7819
  - If members carry on, may have the privilege of ejecting members from the house, 7205
  - A lot of chatter across the way. If members want to have discussions, take it behind the bar, 7638
  - Lower the tone, 5912
  - Member for Arm River-Watrous [Brkich] come to order, 7546
  - Member for Athabasca [Belanger] and member for Canora-Pelly [Krawetz] come to order; can talk behind the bar if they want, 7631
  - Member for Athabasca [Belanger] come to order, 5500
  - Member for Athabasca [Belanger] seems to have a lot to say, perhaps he'd like to put some of it on record, 7727
  - Member for Regina Lakeview [Nilson] come to order, 7691
  - Member for Regina Rosemont [Wotherspoon] come to order, 5542
  - Member for Regina Rosemont [Wotherspoon] to be quiet, 7497
  - Member from Athabasca [Belanger], and member from Canora-Kelly [Krawetz] talk together instead of hollering across the floor, 7447
  - No interjections from other side of the house, 7300
  - Noise, 5777, 5945, 7010, 7099
  - Order on both sides, 5626, 5776
  - Perhaps member from Athabasca [Belanger] would like to ask question; has lots to say when other members are speaking. Please respect rights of members on both sides to be able to speak in this House without interruption, 7861
  - Quit interrupting or you will get an early day off, 7155
  - Take conversations outside, 5995
  - Take conversations outside the Assembly, 6120
  - Take conversations outside the chambers, 6303
  - Tone it down, 5912
- Language
  - Caution members to choose their words carefully, 7409
  - Choose words carefully, 6922–23, 7356
  - Unparliamentary, leader of the opposition [Broten] withdraw and apologize, 6862
  - Unparliamentary language, Member for Regina Rosemont [Wotherspoon] withdraw and apologize, 7717
  - Unparliamentary language, Member for Saskatoon Centre [Forbes] withdraw and apologize, 7521
  - Use of the word "misleading", 5805, 5863
- Members
  - Be careful with words on and off the record, 5835
  - Cannot indirectly infer what the rules do not allow directly, 5654
  - Do not debate on Points of Order, 6768
  - Do not use names of members in the house, 6187
  - Do not use proper names of members of the house, 5592
  - May not reflect on the absence of another member, 5980
  - Member for Athabasca [Belanger] do not pass between mace and the Sergeant, bow when crossing centre line, 6438
  - Members know that you are to refer to the other member either by title or constituency name, 7440
  - Members should not be playing with the mikes, 6359
  - Minister of Agriculture [Stewart] withdraw and apologize, 7690
  - Refer to members by their riding, 5979
  - Reference should be by constituency, title, or position, 5462, 6873
  - Refrain from using exhibits, 7281
  - Second time I have cautioned the member [to not use names of members in the house], 6191
- Ministerial statements
  - Topic must be within provincial competence, 7275
- Petitions
  - Do not enter into debate, 6453, 7300
  - Do not provoke debate, 5590
- Points of order
  - See
    - Points of order [Session 4]
- Question Period
  - Allow members to be heard, 5978
  - Allow questions and answers to be heard, 5628, 5943
  - Allowed time to blow off steam. Now answer the questions and ask them, 7589
  - Deduct time, 7523
  - Deduct time from tomorrow's session if needed, 7497
  - Difficult to hear the response, 5628
  - Difficulty hearing question and response, please pay attention, 6531
  - Direct questions to the appropriate person by title, 6922
  - If government does not want to listen to answers, can give opposition more questions, 7496
  - If the Member for Saskatoon Centre [Forbes] wishes to continue talking, I will recognize him after the Premier is finished, 7547
  - Let the member finish his statement, 6484
  - Member asked a question, listen to the answer, 6086, 6178, 7519
  - Member asked a question, listen to the answer or I will start naming names, 6179
  - Member asked a question, would like to hear the minister's response, 7408
  - Member asked the question. She should perhaps listen to response, including two members at far end who have been talking whole time, 7716
  - Member for Regina Rosemont [Wotherspoon] asked the question, listen for the answer, 6761
  - Member from Saskatoon Centre [Forbes] has to floor, come to order, 6277
  - Members on both sides allow question to be asked and response given without interruption, 7690
  - Members will be given a chance to respond, 7062
  - Opposition asked question, perhaps they would like to have response, 7689
  - Perhaps Minister for Government Relations would like to take opportunity to answer, 7608
  - Still opportunity for questions and answers, 6863
  - Thank you. I'll be able to hear the question now, 7713
  - Time for debate later, listen or I will start naming names, 7153
  - Tone it down so we can hear question and response, 6507, 7112, 7153
  - Want to be able to hear the answer as well, 7691
  - Will the Member for Regina Rosemont [Wotherspoon] and Minister of Government Relations [Reiter] either get up and ask and answer questions or take it outside, 7678
  - Would like to hear minister's response, not sure what all the hollering is about, 6545
  - Would like to hear the answer, 6834
  - Would like to hear the answer to the question, 7495
  - You asked the question, perhaps you'd like to hear the response, 7675
Speaker (D'Autremont)
- Deputy Speaker [Hart], election
  - Hart, 22
- Election
  - Nilson, 2–3
  - Speaker, 1
  - Wall, 1–2
Special Committee on Traffic Safety
- See
  - Traffic Safety Committee
Special Olympics
- Bob Pedde Bowling Tournament awards banquet in Saskatoon (April 28, 2012), member's statement
  - Merriman, 1401–2
- Special Olympians, Throne Speech response, 5559–60
- Special Olympics
  - Canada West Winter Games (February 28 - March 3, 2012), Team Saskatchewan, recognition, member's statement
    - Merriman, 385
  - Saskatchewan Winter Games in Regina (February 20-22, 2015), member's statement
    - Merriman, 6335
    - Sproule, 6336
  - World Summer Games
    - (July 25-August 2, 2015), medalists Michael Qing (Regina) and Lindsay Kinnear (Lumsden), coach Jackie Powell (Swift Current), recognition, member's statement
      - Merriman, 7461–62
    - (July 25-August 2, 2015), Michael Qing (Regina) and Lindsay Kinnear (Lumsden), medalists, member's statement
      - Merriman, 7724
  - World Winter Games (January 29-February 5, 2013), Team Canada West floor hockey team, Saskatchewan team members, gold medalists, member's statement
    - Jurgens, 2729
- Special Olympics Saskatchewan
  - Acknowledgment, member's statement
    - Merriman, 5740
  - Sporting event and coaching clinic in La Ronge (May 2, 2014), member's statement
    - Vermette, 5358
  - World's largest truck convoy, Saskatchewan fundraising event (September 1, 2012), member's statement
    - Merriman, 1744–45
Speech disorders
- See
  - Deafness
Speech from the Throne
- Climate change not covered, 1704
- Concepts and ideas, 1586–87
  - Positive aspects, 1702–3
  - Throne Speech response, 3667
- Consideration
  - (2011, December 5), moved (Wall)
    - Wall, 11
  - (2012, October 25), moved (Wall)
    - Wall, 1566
  - (2013, October 23), moved (Wall)
    - Wall, 3608–9
  - (2014, October 23), moved (Wall)
    - Wall, 5458
- Debate
  - First session
    - See also
      - Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Second session
    - See also
      - Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Third session
    - See also
      - Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Fourth session
    - See also
      - Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
- Health subjects not covered, 1624
- Highlights, summary, 1669
- Legislative agenda (2013-14), Throne Speech response, 3680
- Partisan approach, Throne Speech response, 3650–51
- Purpose, Throne Speech response, 3679–80
- Read by Lieutenant Governor, 5–10, 1559–66, 3601–8, 5449–57
- Vision, lacking, Throne Speech response, 3716, 5512, 5584
Speech-language pathologists
- See
  - Occupational therapists – And speech therapists
Speed limits T35, T82–84
- See also
  - Automobile drivers – Unsafe speed
  - Highways and roads, construction and maintenance – Construction zones – Speed limits
- Enforcement, T48–49, T100
  - Electronic, Saskatchewan Government Insurance, C683–84
    - Pilot project, T213–16
- Setting, Highways and Infrastructure Ministry, T33
Spine
- Care, Spine Pathway, U437
- Red Bull Wings for Life World Run (May 4, 2014), spinal cord research fundraiser, member's statement
  - McMorris, 5293
Sports
- See also specific
  - sports and games
- And cultural and heritage activities, provincial funding, N269
- Canada-Saskatchewan Bilateral Agreement on Sport Participation, federal funding, N656–57
- KidSport Month in Saskatchewan (May 2013), member's statement
  - Makowsky, 3430
- Northern Sport, Culture, and Recreation District Festival in La Ronge (February 19-22, 2013), member's statement
  - Vermette, 3227
- Prince Albert Sports Hall of Fame, annual induction banquet (April 20, 2013), member's statement
  - Hickie, 3368
- Saskatoon Sports Hall of Fame, inductees event (November 2, 2012), member's statement
  - Norris, 1808
- Sport, culture, and recreation, support, member's statement
  - Steinley, 5208
- Sport development strategic plan, N527
- Sports Hall of Fame, inductees event (June 13, 2015), member's statement
  - Draude, 7252
SpringBoard West Innovations
- Closure, Throne Speech response, 3635–36
- Funding, 2832
SSPCA (Saskatchewan Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals)
- See
  - Animals – Cruelty, Saskatchewan Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, funding
St. Andrew's College (Saskatoon)
- Centennial celebrations (2012), member's statement
  - Forbes, 2217–18
St. John Ambulance
- See
  - Ambulance service – St. John Ambulance, Gold Life-Saving Award (2011), Corporal Matthew Hrycuik (Saskatoon), recipient, member's statement
St. Joseph's Hospital (Estevan)
- See also
  - Sun Country Health Region
- Computerized tomography (CT) scanner
  - Member's statement
    - Eagles, 7858
  - Throne Speech response, 5579
- Helipad, Transport Canada certification, member's statement
  - Eagles, 3698
St. Mary's Villa (Humboldt)
- See
  - Housing, seniors
St. Patrick's Day
- Recognition (2012), member's statement
  - Docherty, 575
- Recognition (2014), member's statement
  - McCall, 4722
  - Steinley, 4722
- Recognition (2015), member's statement
  - Chartier, 6579
  - Docherty, 6578–79
St. Paul's Hospital (Saskatoon)
- See also
  - Saskatoon Health Region
- Medical equipment
  - See
    - Saskatoon Health Region – Medical equipment
- Operating rooms, staffing, U765–66
- Overcrowding, Norwalk virus outbreak, member's statement
  - Cox, 3401–2
- Surgical unit, new, 1667
St. Peter's College (Muenster)
- Failed merger with Carlton Trail Regional College, investigations, costs, U209
- Finance and administration, agreements with University of Saskatchewan, U209–10
St. Thomas More College Amendment Act, 2013 (No. 903)
- Petition
  - Merriman, 3640
- Petition, compliance and acceptance, B9
  - Belanger, B9
- Second reading
  - Merriman, 3911
- Referred to Private Bills Committee
  - Speaker, 3911
- Committee discussion
  - Belanger, B11–12
  - Elhard, B12
  - Merriman, B11
  - Waive fees, moved (Tochor)
    - Tochor, B12
- Report without amendment
  - Elhard, B12
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Merriman, 3971
- Third reading
  - Merriman, 3971
- Royal Assent, 4445
St Paul's Roman Catholic School Division No. 20
- Transportation audit, P469
Stadiums
- Gordie Howe Bowl (Saskatoon), N292–93
  - Artificial turf, funding, 2997
  - Provincial funding, N545–47
- New, Melville, Throne Speech response, 5499
- New, Regina, N135
  - See also
    - Cities and towns – Regina – Revitalization project, funding
  - Funding
    - Budget debate, 4782, 4814, 4853, 4868, 4915
    - Models, N235
    - Private sector, N234
    - Provincial, N648
      - And provincial loan, N231–34, N527
    - Schedule, N233
  - Historical studies, N232–33
  - Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation involvement, C194
  - Stadium funding committee, N232
    - Funding, other participants, N233
Standing committees
- See
STARS (Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society)
- See
  - Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society (STARS)
Statements by members
- See specific
  - subjects
Station 20 West, Saskatoon
- See
  - Community centres – Station 20 West (Saskatoon)
Status of Women Office U727
Statute Law Amendment Act, 2014 (No. 2) (No. 154)
- First reading
  - Cheveldayoff, 5780
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 5875
  - Chartier, 6028–29
  - Forbes, 6355
  - McCall, 6057–58
  - Nilson, 6209
  - Sproule, 5916
  - Wotherspoon, 6316
  - Wyant, 5875
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 6355
- Committee discussion
  - Nilson, N630
  - Wyant, N630
  - Report without amendment, moved (Eagles)
    - Eagles, N631
- Report without amendment
  - Ross, 6585
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 6585
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 6585–86
- Royal Assent, 7258
Statute Law Amendment Act, 2014 (No. 153)
- First reading
  - Cheveldayoff, 5780
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 5874–75
  - Chartier, 6025–28
  - Forbes, 5952–64, 6354–55
  - McCall, 6056–57
  - Nilson, 6209
  - Sproule, 5915–16
  - Wotherspoon, 6315–16
  - Wyant, 5874
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 6355
- Committee discussion
  - Nilson, N629–30
  - Wyant, N629–30
  - Report without amendment, moved (Michelson), N630
- Report without amendment
  - Ross, 6585
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 6585
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 6585
- Royal Assent, 7258
Statutory holidays
- Family Day [February], U181
STC (Saskatchewan Transportation Company)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Transportation Company
Stearns, David
- See
  - Highways and Infrastructure Ministry – Traffic Safety Committee, inquiry, public hearing
Steel industry
- Evraz Regina
  - Capital investment, member's statement
    - Steinley, 6860
  - Capital investment, ministerial statement (Boyd)
    - Boyd, 6834–35
    - Wotherspoon, 6835
- Tax incentives
  - See
    - Tax credits – Steel production, income tax rebate, capital investment
STEP (Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership
Stevens, Allan
- See
  - Condolences
Stevenson, Carter
- See
  - Tributes – Carrot River youths
Stockdale Winder, Fern
- Note: Commissioner, Mental Health and Addictions Action Plan, appointed 2013
  - See
    - Mental health – And addictions – Action plan
Stores, retail
- Late-night retailers, occupational health and safety inspections, U827–28
- Nico (Regina), new women's store, member's statement
  - Nilson, 67
Street lighting
- Lac La Ronge Indian Band communities, T183, T184
- Municipal responsibility, T187
Streets
- Construction zones, speed limits, T173, T175–76
- Crosswalks, traffic issues, T173, T174–76, T184, T188
- Electronic billboards, luminosity, T173–74
- School safety zones, T173, T176
Student Aid Fund
- Funding, 697, 823, 830, 857, 2829, 2912, 3009, U279
  - Budget debate, 4785, 4831, 4871, 4878, 4902, 6604, 6658, 6673
- Use, U999
Student Bill of Rights Act, 2015 (No. 611)
- First reading
  - Forbes, 6934
- Bill ruled out of order and removed from order paper
  - Speaker, 6961
Student housing
- Development, 1560
  - Budget debate, 6750
  - Funding, member's statement
    - Steinley, 3170
  - Funding, Throne Speech response, 3713
  - Throne Speech response, 5721
- Project, University of Regina
  - Budget debate, 4969, 4986
  - Provincial funding, 823, 2829, 2830, 2894, 3040, U89, U279, U613, U954
    - Ministerial statement (Norris)
      - Broten, 936
      - Norris, 936
  - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation funding, U314
- Project, University of Saskatchewan, budget debate, 6714
- SIAST campuses, U286
Student transportation
- See
  - Education Ministry – Student transportation
  - School buses
Student Transportation Association of Saskatchewan
- Traffic Safety Committee, inquiry, public hearing, T167–72
  - See also
    - Traffic Safety Committee, inquiry, public hearings
Student wellness initiative toward community health (SWITCH)
- See
  - Health care – Student wellness initiative toward community health (SWITCH), Saskatoon
Students
- See also
  - Post-secondary students
- Achievement
  - See also
    - Students – Student achievement initiative
- Achievement, provincial panel, U401–2
- Assessment, U651–52
- Blind students, services and resources, U869–70
- Canadian Bar Association, McKercher Cup mock trial competition (April 13, 2013), Yorkton Regional High School, winners, member's statement
  - Ottenbreit, 3261
- Canadian Student Leadership Conference (September 25-29, 2012), Weyburn High School, host, 2919
- Cheerleading
  - See
    - Cheerleading
- Day at the Legislative Assembly program, member's statement
  - Michelson, 7625–26
- Deaf students, services and resources, U869–70
- Disabled
  - Alternate format materials, funding, U632, U862
    - Budget debate, 4836, 4837
  - Student to teacher ratio, budget debate, 6606
- Father Porte Memorial Dene School (Black Lake), Grade 7 math class, national recognition, member's statement
  - Belanger, 6228
- Gay-straight alliances
  - See
    - Gay-straight alliances (GSA), students
- Increased numbers, class sizes
  - Forbes, 2679
  - Marchuk, 2679–80
  - Throne Speech response, 5478
- Instruction time
  - See
    - School divisions – Student instruction time
- Job shadowing MLA (November 18, 2015), Tyan Cherepuschak (Pilot Butte School), member's statement
  - Wotherspoon, 7710
- M.J. Coldwell Elementary School (Regina) students, United Kingdom trip, member's statement
  - Doherty, 5190
- Pre-kindergarten and kindergarten, early years evaluation, 3602
- Prioritize
  - Petition
    - Forbes, 6895, 6906, 6916, 6926, 6951, 6964, 6980, 6991, 7015–16, 7029, 7042, 7056, 7081, 7095, 7108, 7148, 7175, 7200, 7225–26
    - Nilson, 7266, 7300, 7351, 7434, 7460, 7605, 7625, 7653, 7672, 7684, 7695, 7710, 7723, 7750, 7776
- Recognition, bravery, Chase Armstrong (Tisdale Middle and Secondary School), member's statement
  - Bradshaw, 2160–61
- Regina's Mayor for a Day (February 19, 2013), Amaima Noor, Coronation Park School (Regina), winner, additional achievements, member's statement
  - Docherty, 2789
- School Safety Patrol Week (April 29-May 5, 2012), member's statement
  - Makowsky, 1430
- Standardized testing, 3497–3501
  - 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
  - Morgan, 4951–52, 5185–87
  - Wall, 3529, 3593–94
  - Wotherspoon, 2452–54, 4951–52, 5185–87
  - Budget debate, 4799, 4802, 4896, 4989, 4990
  - Costs
    - Broten, 3111–12
    - Wall, 3111–12
  - Funding, 2833, 2861, 2889, 2907, 2932, 2978–79, 3010, 3027, 3033–34
    - Budget debate, 4786, 4855, 4968, 4974
    - Redeployment, U701–4, U844–45
  - Status, U699–701
  - Throne Speech response, 3830
- Standardized testing, oppose its implementation, moved (Sproule), 3176–88
  - Forbes, 3183–85
  - Makowsky, 3185–86
  - Moe, 3182–83
  - Phillips, 3179–80
  - Sproule, 3176–79
  - Wotherspoon, 3180–82
  - Questions and comments
    - Cox, 3186
    - Forbes, 3187–88
    - Kirsch, 3187
    - Makowsky, 3188
    - Michelson, 3187–88
    - Moe, 3187
    - Phillips, 3187
    - Sproule, 3187–88
    - Wotherspoon, 3186–87
- Standardized testing project, U394–99, U489–95
  - Funding, reallocation, U649–50
  - Initial expenditure, U650–51
  - Status, Throne Speech response, 3862
- Student achievement initiative, 1563, 1583, 1609, 1619, 1630, 1657, 1659, 1670, 1675, 2944, U384
  - Marchuk, 2453
  - Wotherspoon, 2453
  - Ministerial statement (Harpauer)
    - Harpauer, 1536
    - Wotherspoon, 1536–37
- Student assessment program
  - See
    - Students – Standardized testing
- Student first initiative, 3602, U631
  - Results, Throne Speech, 5453
  - Sector strategy plan, U648–49
  - Throne Speech response, 3673, 3682, 3690, 3705, 3724, 3767, 3862, 5506, 5525, 5564
- Student instruction time
  - See
    - School divisions – Student instruction time
- Survey, online, Tell Them From Me, 3602
  - Throne Speech response, 3673, 3724
- Tobacco control initiative
  - See
    - Tobacco – Use, reduction strategy, View and Vote 4 school program, member's statement
- Twelfth Year photo gallery show in Regina (May 1, 2015), member's statement
  - Steinley, 7097
  - Wotherspoon, 7109
Students, post-secondary
- See
  - Post-secondary students
Style in dress
- See
  - Fashion
Suicide
- Northern Saskatchewan
  - Aboriginal youth, prevention, Throne Speech response, 5663–64
  - Prevention and intervention programs, N123
    - Belanger, 7380–81
    - Duncan, 7381
  - Youth, 852, 1661, 1663, N120–21
    - Belanger, 99–100
    - Cheveldayoff, 99
    - Draude, 100
- Prevention, U437–39
- Victims' family support, funding, U224
Sulky racing
- See
  - Harness racing
SUMA (Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA)
Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Act, 2011 (No. 3)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 105
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 136–37
  - McCall, 191–92
  - Morgan, 135–36
  - Nilson, 606
  - Wotherspoon, 396–99
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Morgan, 606
- Committee discussion
  - Morgan, N110–13
  - Nilson, N111–13
  - Report without amendment, moved (Tochor)
    - Tochor, N113
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 1329
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 1329
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 1329
- Royal Assent, 1541
Summer camps
- See
  - Camps
Sun Country Health Region
- See also
  - Sun Country Regional Health Authority
- Medication, processes, audit, P502–4
- St. Joseph's Hospital (Estevan)
  - See
    - St. Joseph's Hospital (Estevan)
Sun Country Regional Health Authority
- Information technology
  - Disaster recovery plan, P712–13
  - User access management, P712
- Medication, processes, audit, P502–4
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2013) v.2, ch.31, P502–4
    - Chartier, P503–4
    - Norris, P504
  - (2013) v.2, ch.31, recommendations, P504
Sun West School Division No. 207
- Accounting system, chart of accounts, access restriction, P698
- Information technology policies, security patch installation schedule, P698
Sunrise Regional Health Authority
- Information technology, disaster recovery plan, P713
- Nurses, scheduling in hospitals, P254
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2013) v.1, ch.26, P254
  - (2014) v.1, ch.13, P523–27
    - Chartier, P526
    - Merriman, P526–27
    - Nilson, P525–26
  - (2014) v.1, ch.13, recommendations, P526–27
Suntan centres
- See
  - Tanning salons
Supply motions
- See
  - Motions for supply
SURAC (Saskatchewan-Ukraine relations advisory committee)
- See
  - Ukraine – Saskatchewan-Ukraine relations advisory committee
Surface rights
- Agricultural producers, impact, E609
- Legislation
  - Complexity, E643–44
  - Updating, processes, E317–18
  - Withdrawn
    - Boyd, 6509
    - Sproule, 6509
Surface Rights Act (No. 169)
- Withdrawn
  - Boyd, 6484
Surface Rights Arbitration Board E117–18
Surgery
- Cancellations and contingency plans, Pasqua Hospital (Regina)
  - Chartier, 4515
  - Duncan, 4515–16
- Emergency
  - Cancellation
    - Broten, 6455–67
    - Duncan, 6455–67
  - Parental accommodation assistance, specific case, U738
- Endometriosis case, out-of-country coverage
  - Chartier, 5418–19
  - Duncan, 5418–19
- Initiatives and health care services, funding
  - Broten, 2451
  - Duncan, 2451–52
- Kidney transplant program, status
  - Broten, 389–90
  - McMorris, 389–90
- Patient safety, Throne Speech response, 5697
- Private care centres, 1691
  - Broten, 68–69
  - McMorris, 68–69
  - Contract issues, Regina
    - Broten, 19–20
    - McMorris, 19–20
  - Throne Speech response, 5698
- Provisions
  - Broten, 7492–94
  - Duncan, 7492–94
- Surgical facilities
  - Efficiency-focused information, P341
  - Efficient use, P339–41, P673
  - Staffing, challenges, P342–43
  - Use, challenges, P341–42
- Surgical initiative program
  - See
    - Surgery, waiting lists
- Surgical mesh
  - Complications in patients, referral process for removal
    - Broten, 2262–63
    - Duncan, 2262–63
  - Removal, U444–45
- Wait times
  - See
    - Surgery, waiting lists
- Waiting lists
  - See
    - Surgery, waiting lists
Surgery, waiting lists
- See also
  - Surgery
- Reduction, Throne Speech response, 3779
- Status, U445–47
- Surgical initiative program, 8, 62, 89, 115, 3601, P500–501, U106, U680
  - Assembly commend the government's surgical initiative program, and not support ideological approaches above people's interests, moved (Norris), 7548–59
    - Chartier, 7550–51
    - Forbes, 7556–57
    - Norris, 7548–50
    - Sproule, 7553–54
    - Steinley, 7554–56
    - Young, 7551–53
    - Questions and comments
      - Bradshaw, 7559
      - Chartier, 7557–59
      - Forbes, 7558
      - Parent, 7557
      - Ross, 7558
      - Sproule, 7557–59
      - Steinley, 7557–59
  - Funding, 699, 757, 761, 766, 788, 794, 800, 802, 805, 807, 829, 831, 833, 850, 858, 861, 870, 872–73, 890, 2828, 2861, 2896, 2898, 2911, 2917, 2919–20, 2938, 2942–43, 2948, 2959, 2966, 2968, 2999, 3001, 3010, U254
    - Budget debate, 4783, 4834, 4840, 4843, 4865, 4879, 4911, 4932, 4936, 4996–97
  - Member's statement
    - Parent, 879
  - Targets, status, P343
  - Throne Speech, 5452
  - Throne Speech response, 3629, 5525, 5571, 5630
  - Wait time achievements, member's statement
    - Steinley, 6919
- Wait times
  - Broten, 2992–93, 3019–20
  - Duncan, 2993
  - Wall, 2993, 3019–20
  - And reduction to surgical budget
    - Broten, 7752–54
    - Duncan, 7752–54
  - Issues, Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region
    - Broten, 1481–82, 1510–11, 1553, 7436–38, 7462–65
    - Duncan, 7439, 7464–65
    - McMorris, 1481–83, 1510–11, 1553
    - Wall, 7436–38, 7462–64
  - Joint replacement, Fraser Institute annual report (2014), rating, member's statement
    - Toth, 6422–23
  - Reduction, 25, 47, 49, 54, 77, 699–700, 810, 821, 1563, 1614, 1659, 1665, 1667, 1669, 1675, 2828, 2880, 2882, U680, U926
    - Budget debate, 6654, 6667, 6670, 6705, 6774
    - Personal example, budget debate, 6669
    - Personal example, Throne Speech response, 5508–9
    - Study, member's statement
      - Bjornerud, 6081
    - Throne Speech, 5452
    - Throne Speech response, 3723, 3806, 3825, 5472, 5630, 5697–98, 5718
Surveillance, traffic
- See
  - Traffic monitoring
Sustainability
- Reader's Digest greenest town award (2013), Craik, recipient, member's statement
  - Sproule, 2788–89
Sutter, Chris
- See
  - Tributes
Swan, Herbert Junior
- See
  - Condolences
Sweet Dreams, Saskatoon
- See
  - Women's shelters – Sweet Dreams (Saskatoon)
Swift Current, SK
- Multi-use integrated facility
  - See
    - Community centres – Swift Current, multi-use integrated facility
Swift Current long-term care project, public-private partnership
- Consultant, Partnership British Columbia, E656–58
- Cost and payment schedule, E653–54
- Funding, budget debate, 4783, 6603, 6781
- Local contractors, E653
- Maintenance contract, E654
- Opportunity, SaskBuilds project, 3604, E211, E486
- Project advisors, E651–53
- Public ownership, E654
- Request for proposal (November 27, 2013), member's statement
  - Huyghebaert, 4326
- SaskBuilds
  - Estimated costs, P695
  - Project, E647
  - Project, interest rate and investors, E650–51
- Throne Speech, 5451
- Throne Speech response, 5552, 5630, 5634, 5721
- Value-for-money report, E650
Swimming pools
- New, Churchbridge, Throne Speech response, 5499
SWITCH (student wellness initiative toward community health)
- See
  - Health care – Student wellness initiative toward community health (SWITCH), Saskatoon
Sylvia Fedoruk Canadian Centre for Nuclear Innovation 3606, E472, E479
- See also
  - Nuclear medicine – Medical isotopes
- Note: Name changed in 2012 from Canadian Centre for Nuclear Innovation
  - See also
    - Canadian Centre for Nuclear Innovation
- Cyclotron and radioisotope facility, management, Throne Speech, 5454
- Funding, 2831, 2877
- Job competition, director for cyclotron sciences,, E614
- Projects, E479–80
- Research, 1562
Synchrotron
- See
  - Canadian Light Source Inc. – Synchrotron