Hansard Speaker Index - 30th Legislature

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Carr, Hon. Lori (Sask Party, Estevan-Big Muddy) s.1, 2 : Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, Seniors and Rural and Remote Health
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 36–38
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1235–36, 1247–49
- Budget, March 19, 2025
  - Speakers, 376–80
- Budget, March 18, 2026
  - Speakers, 1987–89
- Child Care (New Facilities) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 8)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 663
- Compassionate Intervention Act (No. 48)
  - First reading, 1645
  - Second reading, 1659–60
- Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Elections
    - Chair [Steele], moved (Carr), C1
  - Reports
    - First, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Carr), C13
  - Steering committee
    - Agenda, priority of business, and membership, moved (Carr), C1
- Cyberstalking and Coercive Control Act (No. 34)
  - Second reading, 1529
  - Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 1529
- Defamation Act (No. 31)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1765
- Defamation Consequential Amendments Act, 2025 (No. 32)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1766
- Drug and alcohol abuse
  - And crime, Northern Saskatchewan, 1510
  - Overdoses and suicides, supports for surviving family members, 897
  - Overdoses, crisis
    - And disproportionate impact on Indigenous people, 1371
    - And treatment capacity, 1274, 1352
  - Overdoses, emergency, declare and investigate
    - Opposition motion and government investments, 951, 1034–35
  - Overdoses, increasing, and government investment in treatment, 785
  - Overdoses, increasing, and recovery-oriented system of care, 269–70, 281–82
  - Overdoses, Saskatoon, crisis
    - Communities, impact on, and government investments in treatment, 784–85
    - Communities, impact on, and recovery-oriented system of care, 336–37, 397, 510, 677, 723
    - Government supports and recovery-oriented system of care, 310–11, 455, 485
  - Prairie Harm Reduction, Saskatoon
    - Funding, and investments in treatment and recovery, 2116
- Federal government
  - Energy and natural resources, policies
    - Elimination, moved (Thorsteinson), 864
- Food security
  - Northern Saskatchewan, impact on community health, 18
- Health care
  - Out-of-province care, travel costs
    - Responsibility for, and charitable community supports, 1694–95, 1715
  - Women's health care
    - And physician oversight, 1657
- Health facilities
  - Parking fees for cancer patients, 1795–96
- Health Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, U3–22
    - (2026-27), main, U191–200, U202–7, U234
- Hockey
  - Saskatchewan Senior Women's Hockey League, launch of, recognition of co-founder Megan LeBlanc, member's statement, 1410
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - Capacity
    - Quality of care, impact on, and government investments, 1798
- House Services Committee
  - Reports
    - Second, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Carr), H8
- Income Tax (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 25)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 1400
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 13)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 706
- Inter-jurisdictional Support Orders Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 30)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1582
- Kipling Integrated Health Centre
  - Emergency room closure and government innovations, 1525–26
- Long-term care
  - Eligibility standards, 740, 753–55
  - Patients, chemical and physical restraints, 950–51
  - Quality and oversight, 992–93
  - Quality of, 280
- Long-term care facilities
  - And personal care homes, patients who wander, critical incidents, 1244–45, 1466–67
- Mental health and addictions
  - Comprehensive plan, need for, and government initiatives, 269–70
  - Supports, funding, and recovery-oriented system of care, 20
- Mental health and addictions, services and treatments
  - Access, timely, 1327
  - Access, timely, and government investments in treatment, 1598
  - Addiction treatment, involuntary
    - Capacity, 1643
  - Addiction treatment, wait times
    - And centralized intake, development, 1444, 1469, 1490
    - And government focus on recovery, 1371
    - And government initiatives, 1425, 1642–43
    - And new spaces, development, 1412–13, 1623
  - Continuum of care, 898
  - Northern Saskatchewan, supports, 565, 609, 630, 898
  - Wait times and government capacity improvements, 1780
- Ministerial statements [Session 1]
  - Rural and remote recruitment incentive (health human resources)
    - Eligible communities, expansion (Carr), 704–5
- Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal Act, 2025 (No. 26)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1401
- Personal care homes
  - Inspections
    - And oversight, 453–54
  - Staff, training requirements, 1551–52
- Points of Order [Session 1]
  - Petitions, prohibition on multiple petitions for the same topic, 131
  - Social media, use of members' video content without written consent, 242
  - Unparliamentary language
    - Member for Regina South Albert [Young, A.], use of "confiscated", unparliamentary, 485
    - Member for Regina South Albert [Young, A.], use of "turning their backs and breaking their word", unparliamentary, 131
- Points of Order [Session 2]
  - Unparliamentary language
    - Member for Regina Northeast [Roy], use of "you can't be trusted", 1426
    - Member for Saskatoon Nutana [Ritchie], use of "so-called facts that just aren't true", 1580
- Power Corporation Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 14)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 794
- Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 16)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 706
- Public libraries
  - Workers, violence against, and government investments in community safety, 1694
- Public Libraries Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 28)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 1402
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Drug and alcohol abuse
    - Overdoses and suicides, supports for surviving family members, 897
    - Overdoses, emergency, declare and investigate
      - Opposition motion and government investments, 951, 1034–35
    - Overdoses, increasing, and government investment in treatment, 785
    - Overdoses, increasing, and recovery-oriented system of care, 269–70, 281–82
    - Overdoses, Saskatoon, crisis
      - Communities, impact on, and government investments in treatment, 784–85
      - Communities, impact on, and recovery-oriented system of care, 336–37, 397, 510, 677, 723
      - Government supports and recovery-oriented system of care, 310–11, 455, 485
  - Food security
    - Northern Saskatchewan, impact on community health, 18
  - Long-term care
    - Eligibility standards, 740, 753–55
    - Patients, chemical and physical restraints, 950–51
    - Quality and oversight, 992–93
    - Quality of, 280
  - Mental health and addictions
    - Comprehensive plan, need for, and government initiatives, 269–70
    - Supports, funding, and recovery-oriented system of care, 20
  - Mental health and addictions, services and treatments
    - Continuum of care, 898
    - Northern Saskatchewan, supports, 565, 609, 630, 898
  - Personal care homes
    - Inspections
      - And oversight, 453–54
  - Suicide prevention
    - Government efforts, 19–20
  - Willowview Recovery Centre, Lumsden
    - Addictions treatment spaces, in-patient and virtual, 101–2, 130
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Drug and alcohol abuse
    - And crime, Northern Saskatchewan, 1510
    - Overdoses, crisis
      - And disproportionate impact on Indigenous people, 1371
      - And treatment capacity, 1274, 1352
    - Prairie Harm Reduction, Saskatoon
      - Funding, and investments in treatment and recovery, 2116
  - Health care
    - Out-of-province care, travel costs
      - Responsibility for, and charitable community supports, 1694–95, 1715
    - Women's health care
      - And physician oversight, 1657
  - Health facilities
    - Parking fees for cancer patients, 1795–96
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Capacity
      - Quality of care, impact on, and government investments, 1798
  - Kipling Integrated Health Centre
    - Emergency room closure and government innovations, 1525–26
  - Long-term care facilities
    - And personal care homes, patients who wander, critical incidents, 1244–45, 1466–67
  - Mental health and addictions, services and treatments
    - Access, timely, 1327
    - Access, timely, and government investments in treatment, 1598
    - Addiction treatment, involuntary
      - Capacity, 1643
    - Addiction treatment, wait times
      - And centralized intake, development, 1444, 1469, 1490
      - And government focus on recovery, 1371
      - And government initiatives, 1425, 1642–43
      - And new spaces, development, 1412–13, 1623
    - Wait times and government capacity improvements, 1780
  - Personal care homes
    - Staff, training requirements, 1551–52
  - Public libraries
    - Workers, violence against, and government investments in community safety, 1694
  - Saskatchewan Health Authority
    - Board, work of, value for money, 1674
    - Protective services personnel
      - Privatization of, and government investments in public safety, 1796
      - Privatization of, and system-wide security review, 1778–79
    - Staff, compensation, front-line workers and executive leadership, 1655–56, 1673–74
  - Tuberculosis
    - Public reporting and contact tracing, 2132
    - Vulnerable populations, impact on and support for, 1718
  - Urgent care centres
    - Regina
      - Staffing and hours of operation, 1797
- Rural and remote recruitment incentive (health human resources)
  - Eligible communities, expansion, ministerial statement (Carr), 704–5
- Saskatchewan Commercial Innovation Incentive (Patent Box) Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 17)
  - Referred to Economy Committee, 707
- Saskatchewan Employment Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 5)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 793
- Saskatchewan Firearms Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 42)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1684
- Saskatchewan Health Authority
  - Board, work of, value for money, 1674
  - Protective services personnel
    - Privatization of, and government investments in public safety, 1796
    - Privatization of, and system-wide security review, 1778–79
  - Staff, compensation, front-line workers and executive leadership, 1655–56, 1673–74
- Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Investment Tax Credit Act (No. 20)
  - Referred to Economy Committee, 708
- Statute Law Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 27)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1401
- Suicide prevention
  - Government efforts, 19–20
- Tuberculosis
  - Public reporting and contact tracing, 2132
  - Vulnerable populations, impact on and support for, 1718
- Urgent care centres
  - Regina
    - Staffing and hours of operation, 1797
- Virtual physician program
  - Emergency or obstetrical services, prohibit use for, moved (Conway); amendment (Carr), 832–33
- Willowview Recovery Centre, Lumsden
  - Addictions treatment spaces, in-patient and virtual, 101–2, 130
- Workers' Compensation Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 4)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 789
Chan, David (Sask Party, Yorkton)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 217–21
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1183–86
- Agriculture, tariffs
  - By China
    - Eliminate, petition, 478
- Budget, March 19, 2025
  - Speakers, 463–66
- Budget, March 18, 2026
  - Speakers, 2038–41
- Camps
  - Good Spirit Bible Camp, recognition, member's statement, 1439
- Christians
  - Yorkton DreamCentre Church, 10th anniversary, member's statement, 893
- Dance
  - Kalyna Ukrainian Dance School, Yorkton, 50th anniversary, member's statement, 990, 1366
- Economy
  - Diversification, impact on employment and investment, support, moved (Wilson)
    - Questions and comments 962
  - Strength, indicators
    - Member's statement, 1056–57
- Education Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2026-27), main, U187
- Emergency services
  - Public Safety Telecommunications Week, member's statement, 697
- Food security
  - Love Lives Here bus, Yorkton, holiday food drive, recognition, member's statement, 206, 1595
- Government financial management
  - Rules, laws, and regulations, ensure public dollars and resources are used in a manner consistent with, moved (McPhail), 2141–42
    - Questions and comments 2145–47
- Historic buildings
  - Yorkton flour mill, recognition of Yorkton Brick Mill Heritage Society, member's statement, 1713
- Immigrants
  - Ensure Saskatchewan is a welcoming place for newcomers with quality public services, call on government, moved (Young, A.)
    - Questions and comments 1729
- International Education Week
  - And appreciation for international students, member's statement, 15
- Maiden speeches, 217–21
- Missing persons
  - Bali, Mekayla, 10th anniversary vigil, member's statement, 2128
- Music
  - collect.assembly, Juno nomination and fundraising event, member's statement, 1775
- Parades
  - Legacy Co-op Santa Claus Parade, Yorkton, member's statement, 1464
- Patients-first health care plan
  - Commendation, moved (Weedmark)
    - Questions and comments 1810
- Persons with disabilities
  - Easter Seals
    - Fundraising events, recognition, member's statement, 2012
    - Snowarama fundraiser, recognition, member's statement, 671
- Points of Order [Committees]
  - Fail to see how the question has to do with the budget, U187
  - Question about how he feels about the budget is out of order, U187
- Post-secondary institutions
  - Funding, multi-year agreement
    - Renewal, member's statement, 1286
- Potash industry
  - Mosaic, training programs, investment, recognition, member's statement, 1619
- Public Accounts Committee
  - Elections
    - Deputy Chair [Thorsteinson], moved (Chan), P319
- Saskatchewan Health Authority, Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2023) v.2, ch.24, P85
  - (2024) v.1, ch.17, P97
- Scholarships and bursaries
  - Queen Elizabeth Scholars program, funding, member's statement, 504–5
- Service clubs
  - Lions Club, Yorkton, fundraising and community involvement, recognition, member's statement, 1816
- Social Services Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2024) v.2, ch.9
    - Recommendations, P228
- Trade and Export Development Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2025) v.1, ch.7, P369
Cheveldayoff, Hon. Ken (Sask Party, Saskatoon Willowgrove) s.1, 2 : Minister of Advanced Education. s.2 : Minister of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 106–12
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1195–99
- Advanced Education Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, U93–103
- Budget, March 19, 2025
  - Speakers, 471–74
- Condolence motions
  - Caswell, Gay White, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1014
  - Foster, Evelyn, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1017
  - Smart, Anne deBlois, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1016
- Health care
  - Service interruptions
    - Reporting, real time, and government investments in Saskatoon, 2051–52
- Hockey
  - Kraft Hockeyville, provincial winner Blaine Lake, member's statement, 1852
- Medical personnel
  - Health information management program, suspension, and investments in training, 2130–31
- Ministerial statements [Session 2]
  - Post-secondary institutions
    - Funding, multi-year agreement, renewal (Cheveldayoff), 1274
  - Post-secondary students
    - Ukrainian tuition relief program, extension of (Cheveldayoff), 1675–76
- Post-secondary institutions
  - Funding, adequacy
    - Staff, impact on
      - And federal changes to international enrolment allowances, 1060–61
      - And renewal of multi-year agreement, 1245
    - Students, impact on, 1288–89
  - Funding, multi-year agreement
    - Renewal, ministerial statement (Cheveldayoff), 1274
- Post-secondary students
  - Ukrainian refugees, domestic tuition rates, 1289, 1309, 1395–96, 1443
  - Ukrainian tuition relief program, extension of, ministerial statement (Cheveldayoff), 1675–76
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Saskatchewan Polytechnic
    - Funding and staff layoffs, 786
  - University of Saskatchewan
    - Tuition, increase, and government multi-year funding agreement, 785–86
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Health care
    - Service disruptions
      - Reporting, real time, and government investments in Saskatoon, 2051–52
  - Medical personnel
    - Health information management program, suspension, and investments in training, 2130–31
  - Post-secondary institutions
    - Funding, adequacy
      - Staff, impact on
        
        And federal changes to international enrolment allowances, 1060–61
        
        And renewal of multi-year agreement, 1245
      - Students, impact on, 1288–89
  - Post-secondary students
    - Ukrainian refugees, domestic tuition rates, 1289, 1309, 1395–96, 1443
  - Saskatchewan Polytechnic
    - Campuses, potential closure, 1245
    - Funding and staff layoffs, 1674, 1695, 1779–80
- Saskatchewan Polytechnic
  - Campuses, potential closure, 1245
  - Funding and staff layoffs, 786, 1674, 1695, 1779–80
- Schools, new and renovated
  - Government record, member's statement, 1954–55
- University of Saskatchewan
  - Tuition, increase, and government multi-year funding agreement, 785–86
ChiefCalf, April (NDP, Saskatoon Westview)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 46–48
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1192–95
- Animal Protection Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 40)
  - Second reading, 1702–3
- Budget, March 19, 2025
  - Speakers, 413–16
- Budget, March 18, 2026
  - Speakers, 1970–72
- Building Schools Faster Act (No. 38)
  - Second reading, 1585
- Building Schools Faster Consequential Amendment Act (No. 39)
  - Second reading, 1585
- Change of Name Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 36)
  - Second reading, 1825–26
- Child Care (New Facilities) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 8)
  - Second reading, 612–13
- Compassionate Intervention Act (No. 48)
  - Second reading, 1848–49
- Construction Codes (Derelict Buildings) Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 21)
  - Second reading, 796–97
- Correctional Services Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 54)
  - Second reading, 2123
- Credit Union Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 33)
  - Second reading, 1746–47
- Culture and multiculturalism
  - Filipinos
    - Filipino-Canadian Association of Saskatchewan, recognition, member's statement, 559–60
- Curriculum
  - Sexual education, third-party educators, reverse ban, petition, 1650–51
- Drug and alcohol abuse
  - Overdoses, Saskatoon, crisis
    - Government supports and recovery-oriented system of care, 485
  - Prairie Harm Reduction, Saskatoon
    - Funding, and investments in treatment and recovery, 2116
- Duty-to-consult framework
  - Develop in consultation with Indigenous communities, and stop the sale of Crown land, petition, 205
- Early childhood education and child care
  - Federal agreement
    - Renewal, call on government, petition, 331
- Economy
  - Growth
    - Framework for, recognition, moved (Patterson), 1537–38
      - Questions and comments 1541–42
- Education policy
  - Preferred first names and pronouns, repeal
    - Petition, 892, 1814
- Educational assistants
  - Funding, federal changes to Jordan's principle
    - Restoration, advocate for, petition, 1389–90, 2010, 2126–27
- Emergency housing
  - Funding and access, and cold-weather strategy, 75
  - Square One, Moose Jaw, recognition, member's statement, 1548
- Food security
  - Saskatoon Summer Snack Program, recognition, member's statement, 1391
- Heritage Property Amendment Act, 2026 (No. 52)
  - Second reading, 2122
- Heritage Recognition (From Many Peoples, Strength) Act (No. 41)
  - Second reading, 1586
- Homelessness
  - Increased
    - Moose Jaw, government efforts, 1007
    - Regina, and provincial approach to homelessness, 509
  - Increased, Saskatoon
    - And provincial approach to homelessness, 584
    - Point-in-time count, member's statement, 1670–71
- Housing
  - Affordable, comprehensive strategy, implement, petition, 577
  - Camponi Housing Corporation, 50th anniversary, recognition, member's statement, 159
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 13)
  - Second reading, 705–6
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2026 (No. 49)
  - Second reading, 2121
- Legislative Building, Regina
  - West lawn, designate as Chief Piapot Cultural Learning Grounds, petition, 623
- Maiden speeches, 46–48
- Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal Act, 2025 (No. 26)
  - Second reading, 1314–15
- Municipalities Modernization and Red Tape Reduction Act (No. 43)
  - Second reading, 1703–4
- Office of Residential Tenancies
  - Decisions, publication of tenant names, revise practices, petition, 2068
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Drug and alcohol abuse
    - Overdoses, Saskatoon, crisis
      - Government supports and recovery-oriented system of care, 485
  - Emergency housing
    - Funding and access, and cold-weather strategy, 75
  - Homelessness
    - Increased
      - Moose Jaw, government efforts, 1007
    - Increased, Regina
      - And provincial approach to homelessness, 509
    - Increased, Saskatoon
      - And provincial approach to homelessness, 584
  - Rental housing
    - Affordability, 649–50, 674
  - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
    - Moose Jaw Housing Authority, seniors, tenant accommodations, 738
    - Units, renovations and repairs, 311, 455, 1008
    - Vacancies
      - Cost of, 241
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Drug and alcohol abuse
    - Prairie Harm Reduction, Saskatoon
      - Funding, and investments in treatment and recovery, 2116
  - Rental housing
    - Affordability, 1742
    - Rent control, impact on private investment, 1509
    - Rent control, need for, and government housing initiatives, 1087, 1620–21
  - Tuberculosis
    - Vulnerable populations, impact on and support for, 1717–18
- Regulated Health Professions Act (No. 18)
  - Second reading, 711
- Regulated Health Professions Consequential Amendments Act, 2025 (No. 19)
  - Second reading, 711–12
- Rent Control Act, 2025 (No. 608)
  - First reading, 1469
- Rental housing
  - Affordability, 649–50, 674, 1742
  - Rent control, impact on private investment, 1509
  - Rent control, implement, petition, 1303, 1463, 1851
  - Rent control, need for, and government housing initiatives, 1087, 1620–21
- Response to Illicit Drugs Act (No. 47)
  - Second reading, 1706–7
- Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 3)
  - Second reading, 630–31
- Saskatchewan Commercial Innovation Incentive (Patent Box) Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 17)
  - Second reading, 616
- Saskatchewan Employment Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 5)
  - Second reading, 709
- Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
  - Local housing authorities
    - Moose Jaw, seniors, tenant accommodations, 738
  - Units, renovate, make available and affordable, and ensure vacant units are occupied, petition, 68
  - Units, renovations and repairs, 311, 455, 1008
  - Vacancies
    - Cost of, 241
- Saskatchewan Internal Trade Promotion Act (No. 24)
  - Second reading, 2079
- Sikhs
  - Sikh Heritage Month
    - Legislation
      - Immediately pass, petition, 734
- Social Services Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, U77–80
- Stores, retail
  - Costco, Regina, second location, bidding war, impact on price, reimburse City of Regina, petition, 1546–47
- Students
  - Caroline Robbins School, Saskatoon, grade 7 students, MLA discussion, member's statement, 2046
  - Vincent Massey Powwow Troupe, recognition, member's statement, 289–90
- Tailgating Act (No. 29)
  - Second reading, 1316
- Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 9)
  - Second reading, 634
- Tuberculosis
  - Vulnerable populations, impact on and support for, 1717–18
- University of Saskatchewan
  - Huskie Athletics
    - Women of Influence Breakfast, recognition, member's statement, 735
  - Students for Justice and Peace, fundraising gala, member's statement, 1816
- Water quality
  - Drinking water, Regina, ensure safe access by funding the replacement of lead water mains, petition, 503–4
- Workers' Compensation Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 4)
  - Second reading, 610–11
Clarke, Jared (NDP, Regina Walsh Acres)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 26–28
  - Amendment, 28
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1130–32
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
  - National strategy, advocacy, recognition of Paula Trefiak, Benjamin Webb, and Tre Archibald, member's statement, 1365–66
  - Unregulated care provider, oversight, 1552, 1598–99, 1623
- Animal Protection Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 40)
  - Second reading, 1496–97
- Birds
  - State of Canada's Birds , 3rd edition, member's statement, 848
- Budget, March 19, 2025
  - Speakers, 475–76, 488
- Budget, March 18, 2026
  - Speakers, 1999–2001
- Building Schools Faster Act (No. 38)
  - Second reading, 1748–49
- Building Schools Faster Consequential Amendment Act (No. 39)
  - Second reading, 1749
- Climate change
  - Take action, petition, 1617, 1757
- Community-based organizations
  - Intellectual disabilities, service providers
    - Funding, stabilization, petition, 1834
- Construction Codes (Derelict Buildings) Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 21)
  - Second reading, 809–10
  - Committee discussion N107–12
- Credit Union Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 33)
  - Second reading, 1609
- Culture and multiculturalism
  - An Evening in Greece fundraiser, recognition, member's statement, 536
- Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  - Xcopri, addition to formulary, negotiations, 73
- Duty-to-consult framework
  - Legislation, enshrine in, petition, 504
- Education policy
  - Preferred first names and pronouns, repeal
    - Moved (Sarauer), 1451–52
      - Questions and comments 1454–55
- Educational assistants
  - Funding, federal changes to Jordan's principle
    - Restoration, advocate for, petition, 1284–85, 1651
- Environment Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, E5–16
    - (2026-27), main, E155, E157–65
- Environmental protection
  - Northeast swale, Saskatoon, suspend development and update legislation protecting species at risk and important ecological habitat, petition, 478
- Firefighters
  - Volunteer, training, derelict buildings policy
    - Safety, consultation on Bill 21, 993
- Government Relations Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, N11–18, N24–25
- Health care
  - Challenges
    - And worker recruitment, 1326
  - Staff shortages
    - Crisis, fix, petition, 1054–55
- Health facilities
  - Parking fees for cancer patients, 1271, 1291, 1795–96, 1858
- Health Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2026-27), main, U199–203
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - Rural and remote areas, service disruptions
    - Communication improvements and government recruitment efforts, 1212–13
    - Communication of, 1243–44
    - Staffing requirements
      - And government innovations, 1349, 1394, 1423
      - And government recruitment efforts, 1350, 1422
  - Staffing challenges and patient flow initiatives, 1058–60, 1150
- Hunting and fishing
  - Licences, online purchase, contract with American company, 539–40, 676–77
- International Transgender Day of Visibility
  - Member's statement, 2091–92
- Medical personnel
  - And support staff, collective bargaining, 1762
- Mineral Resources Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 35)
  - Second reading, 1662
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Public Registries Enhancement) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 2) (No. 11)
  - Second reading, 520
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Public Registries) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 10)
  - Second reading, 519–20
- Nature Saskatchewan
  - 75th anniversary, member's statement, 70
- New Democratic Party, Saskatchewan
  - Town hall on health care, member's statement, 1485
- Occupational therapists
  - Vacancies, impact on patient care, 1150
- Parks, provincial
  - Online booking system, contract with American company, 565
- Patients-first health care plan
  - Commendation, moved (Weedmark), 1808–9
    - Questions and comments 1809–10
  - Consultation, 1761–62
  - Critique, member's statement, 1793–94
- Physicians
  - Endocrinologists, availability, impact on surgical access, 1488
- Provincial Health Authority (Banning Parking Fees for Cancer Patients) Amendment Act (No. 615)
  - First reading, 1799
- Provincial Health Authority (ER Closure right-to-know) Amendment Act (No. 606)
  - First reading, 1247
  - Second reading, 1383–84
- Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 16)
  - Second reading, 523–24
- Public Libraries Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 28)
  - Second reading, 1315–16
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals
    - Xcopri, addition to formulary, negotiations, 73
  - Firefighters
    - Volunteer, training, derelict buildings policy
      - Safety, consultation on Bill 21, 993
  - Hunting and fishing
    - Licences, online purchase, contract with American company, 539–40, 676–77
  - Parks, provincial
    - Online booking system, contract with American company, 565
  - Recycling industry
    - Tire recycling, contractor selection
      - Cancellation of American contract, 873
  - Stores, retail
    - Costco, Regina, second location, bidding war, 976
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
    - Unregulated care provider, oversight, 1552, 1598–99, 1623
  - Health care
    - Challenges
      - And worker recruitment, 1326
  - Health facilities
    - Parking fees for cancer patients, 1271, 1291, 1795–96, 1858
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Rural and remote areas, service disruptions
      - Communication improvements and government recruitment efforts, 1212–13
      - Communication of, 1243–44
      - Staffing requirements
        
        And government innovations, 1349, 1394, 1423
        
        And government recruitment efforts, 1350, 1422
    - Staffing challenges and patient flow initiatives, 1058–60, 1150
  - Medical personnel
    - And support staff, collective bargaining, 1762
  - Occupational therapists
    - Vacancies, impact on patient care, 1150
  - Patients-first health care plan
    - Consultation, 1761–62
  - Physicians
    - Endocrinologists, availability, impact on surgical access, 1488
  - Regina General Hospital
    - Pest control, 1468
  - Urgent care centres
    - Expansion [Moose Jaw, North Battleford, Prince Albert, Regina, Saskatoon]
      - Staffing and hours of operation, 1958
    - Regina
      - Staffing and hours of operation, 1899, 1957–58
  - Yorkton Regional Health Centre
    - Replacement
      - Project, pace of and government commitment to, 1442, 1717, 1839–40, 2115–16
- Radon Action Month
  - Member's statement, 1286
- Recycling industry
  - Tire recycling, contractor selection
    - Cancellation of American contract, 873
- Regina General Hospital
  - Pest control, 1468
- Safe Public Spaces (Street Weapons) Act (No. 6)
  - Second reading, 518
- Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 3)
  - Second reading, 517
- Saskatchewan Employment Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 5)
  - Second reading, 611
- Saskatchewan Firearms Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 42)
  - Second reading, 1664
- Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association
  - Annual convention
    - Member's statement, 751–52
- Schools, new and renovated
  - White City, high school
    - Prioritize, petition, 2011
- Statute Law Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 27)
  - Second reading, 1315
- Stores, retail
  - Costco, Regina, second location, bidding war, 976
- Tailgating Act (No. 29)
  - Second reading, 1609
- Urgent care centres
  - Expansion [Moose Jaw, North Battleford, Prince Albert, Regina, Saskatoon]
    - Staffing and hours of operation, 1958
  - Regina
    - Staffing and hours of operation, 1899, 1957–58
- Virtual physician program
  - Emergency or obstetrical services, prohibit use for, moved (Conway); amendment (Carr), 833–36
- Wildlife
  - Duncairn Reservoir Migratory Bird Sanctuary, protect from irrigation expansion, petition, 68
- Workers' Compensation Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 4)
  - Second reading, 566
- World Tuberculosis Day
  - Member's statement, 1954
- Yorkton Regional Health Centre
  - Replacement
    - Immediately build, petition, 1852
    - Project, pace of and government commitment to, 1442, 1717, 1839–40, 2115–16
Cockrill, Hon. Jeremy (Sask Party, The Battlefords) s.1, 2 : Minister of Health
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 228–31
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1172–74, 1175–78
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
  - ALS Saskatchewan, funding, 995
  - Unregulated care provider, oversight, 1552–53, 1575–76, 1599, 1623–24
- Budget, March 19, 2025
  - Speakers, 427–32
- Budget, March 18, 2026
  - Speakers, 2030–35
- Cabinet ministers
  - Casework, process, 1644
- Cancer
  - Breast cancer screening
    - And diagnoses, improvements, 338
    - Out-of-province contract, 338, 701
    - Out-of-province contract and improvements to local access, 292
  - Treatment, physician shortage, government efforts, 102, 160–61
- Change of Name Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 36)
  - First reading, 1352
  - Second reading, 1396
  - Committee discussion U211–14
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2135
  - Third reading, 2135
- Diagnostic imaging
  - Computerized tomography program, Moosomin
    - Need for, 1033–34
- Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  - Xcopri, addition to formulary, negotiations, 72–73
- Economic development
  - Indigenous Peoples
    - Economic strategy, need for, and investments in Northern Saskatchewan, 825
- Gardens Community Health Centre, Regina
  - Closure, and government investment in primary care, 1394–95, 1528, 1550–51
- Government
  - Accountability and transparency, 2112
- Health care
  - Challenges
    - And minister's attendance at Canada Strong and Free conference, 702
    - And worker recruitment, 1326
  - Critical incidents
    - Reporting, 211, 241–42
  - Laboratory services
    - American contract, 580–82, 607, 628–29, 648–49, 675–76
  - Northern Saskatchewan, access and investments, 783, 824–25, 853
  - Procurement, American
    - Tariffs, impact of, 484
  - Service interruptions
    - And government recruitment efforts, 782, 783–84
    - Obstetrical services, 784, 808, 823, 1644
  - Women's health care
    - And role of Status of Women's office, 2097
- Health care, funding
  - And capital investments, 336
  - And health worker recruitment initiatives, 994
  - And nurse retention, 310
  - And support for emergency medical services, 335–36, 337
  - Canada Health Transfer and bilateral agreements, 1306–7
  - Federal and provincial, 1871–72, 2093
  - Northern Saskatchewan, investments, 337
- Health facilities
  - Administrators, reduction, and funding for front-line care, 1369–70
  - Parking fees for cancer patients, 1271–72, 1291, 1858
  - Racism and discrimination, First Nations health ombudsman report, recommendations, 1151
  - Safety, 1643–44
- Health human resources action plan
  - Success
    - And collaboration with health care workers, 978
- Health Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, U7, U25–46
    - (2026-27), main, U200–201, U207–9, U215–36
  - Minister
    - Competence, and government initiatives, 649
- Holocaust
  - Belkin, Klara, liberated from Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, member's statement, 718
- Hospitals
  - Regina, allegations of racism, investigation, 282
  - Staffing, impact on access
    - And funding for health care, 1622–23
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - Capacity
    - And government investments in care, 2072–73, 2094
    - And staffing, 1272
    - Quality of care, impact on, and government investments, 1822–23
  - Rural and remote areas, service disruptions
    - And patient flow initiatives, 1151
    - Communication improvements and government recruitment efforts, 1212–13
    - Communication of, 1244, 1599
    - Staffing requirements
      - And government innovations, 1349–50, 1394, 1412, 1423, 1441–42
      - And government recruitment efforts, 1350, 1422
  - Staffing challenges and patient flow initiatives, 1059–60, 1150, 1213–14, 1308–9
  - Wait times, and patient-focused nursing task force, 292–93
- Long-term care
  - And hospice care, affordability, 209–10
  - Patients, chemical and physical restraints, 951
  - Quality of, 280
- Medical personnel
  - And support staff, collective bargaining, 540, 1211, 1367, 1762, 2018–19, 2112
  - And support staff, collective bargaining, and use of notwithstanding clause, 1622
  - Anonymous reporting mechanism, 2132
  - Recruitment and retention, 74, 1871
    - And government innovation, 1857
  - Shortages, impact on patient care
    - Bipartisan examination, 268
- Medical technologists and technicians
  - Staffing levels, impact on retention and patient care, 508–9
- Ministerial statements [Session 1]
  - Regina Breast Health Centre
    - Grand opening, improvements to care (Cockrill), 703–4
- Ministerial statements [Session 2]
  - Patients-first health care plan
    - Introduction (Cockrill), 1742–43
- Museums
  - Fred Light Museum, Battleford, manager and curator Bernadette Leslie, retirement, member's statement, 1367
- National unity
  - Federal policies, impact on, and support for a united Canada, 606
- Northern Saskatchewan
  - Support and investment, 338
- Nurses
  - Sexual assault nurse examiners, funding
    - And after hours access to care, 2134
    - And government investments in women's care, 2114–15
- Occupational therapists
  - Vacancies, impact on patient care, 1150
- Patients-first health care plan
  - And previous health care commitments, 1739–40
  - Consultation, 1761–62
  - Introduction, ministerial statement (Cockrill), 1742–43
- Physicians
  - Endocrinologists, availability, impact on surgical access, 1488
  - Recruitment and retention, 267–68
- Post-secondary students
  - University of Regina team, participation in William & Mary Women's Stock Pitch competition, United States, member's statement, 751
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
    - ALS Saskatchewan, funding, 995
  - Cancer
    - Breast cancer screening
      - And diagnoses, improvements, 338
    - Breast cancer screening, out-of-province contract, 338, 701
    - Breast cancer screening, out-of-province contract and improvements to local access, 292
    - Treatment, physician shortage, government efforts, 102, 160–61
  - Diagnostic imaging
    - Computerized tomography program, Moosomin
      - Need for, 1033–34
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals
    - Xcopri, addition to formulary, negotiations, 72–73
  - Economic development
    - Indigenous economic strategy, need for, and investments in Northern Saskatchewan, 825
  - Health care
    - Challenges
      - And minister's attendance at Canada Strong and Free conference, 702
    - Critical incidents
      - Reporting, 211, 241–42
    - Laboratory services
      - American contract, 580–82, 607, 628–29, 648–49, 675–76
    - Northern Saskatchewan, access and investments, 783, 824–25, 853
    - Procurement, American
      - Tariffs, impact of, 484
    - Service interruptions
      - And government recruitment efforts, 782, 783–84
      - Obstetrical services, 784, 808, 823
  - Health care, funding
    - And capital investments, 336
    - And health worker recruitment initiatives, 994
    - And nurse retention, 310
    - And support for emergency medical services, 335–36
    - Northern Saskatchewan, investments, 337
  - Health human resources action plan
    - Success
      - And collaboration with health care workers, 978
  - Health Ministry
    - Minister
      - Competence, and government initiatives, 649
  - Hospitals
    - Regina, allegations of racism, investigation, 282
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Wait times, and patient-focused nursing task force, 292–93
  - Long-term care
    - And hospice care, affordability, 209–10
    - Patients, chemical and physical restraints, 951
    - Quality of, 280
  - Medical personnel
    - And support staff, collective bargaining, 540
    - Recruitment and retention, 74
    - Shortages, impact on patient care, bipartisan examination, 268
  - Medical technologists and technicians
    - Staffing levels, impact on retention and patient care, 508–9
  - National unity
    - Federal policies, impact on, and support for a united Canada, 606
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Support and investment, 338
  - Physicians
    - Recruitment and retention, 267–68
  - Regina Breast Health Centre
    - Opening date
      - And expanded mobile access, 394–95
    - Staffing, 700–701
  - Regina General Hospital
    - Interventional radiology unit, staffing, 949–50
    - Neonatal intensive care unit
      - Staffing and supplies, and government investments in pediatric care, 699–700, 718–20, 739–40
  - Speech-language pathology
    - Children and youth, access to services, 898–99
  - Surgery
    - Wait times, government initiatives, 293
  - Urgent care centres
    - Regina
      - Staffing and hours of operation, 73–74
  - Vaccination
    - Measles outbreak and support for vaccination, 911
  - Virtual physician program
    - And health care service interruptions, 807–8, 823–24
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
    - Unregulated care provider, oversight, 1552–53, 1575–76, 1599, 1623–24
  - Cabinet ministers
    - Casework, process, 1644
  - Gardens Community Health Centre, Regina
    - Closure, and government investment in primary care, 1394–95, 1528, 1550–51
  - Government
    - Accountability and transparency, 2112
  - Health care
    - Challenges
      - And worker recruitment, 1326
    - Service interruptions
      - Obstetrical services, 1644
    - Women's health care
      - And role of Status of Women's office, 2097
  - Health care, funding
    - Canada Health Transfer and bilateral agreements, 1306–7
    - Federal and provincial, 1871–72, 2093
  - Health facilities
    - Administrators, reduction, and funding for front-line care, 1369–70
    - Parking fees for cancer patients, 1271–72, 1291, 1858
    - Racism and discrimination, First Nations health ombudsman report, recommendations, 1151
    - Safety, 1643–44
  - Hospitals
    - Staffing, impact on access
      - And funding for health care, 1622–23
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Capacity
      - And government investments in care, 2072–73, 2094
      - Quality of care, impact on, and government investments, 1822–23
    - Capacity and staffing, 1272
    - Rural and remote areas, service disruptions
      - And patient flow initiatives, 1151
      - Communication improvements and government recruitment efforts, 1212–13
      - Communication of, 1244, 1599
      - Staffing requirements
        
        And government innovations, 1349–50, 1394, 1412, 1423, 1441–42
        
        And government recruitment efforts, 1350, 1422
    - Staffing challenges and patient flow initiatives, 1059–60, 1150, 1213–14, 1308–9
  - Medical personnel
    - And support staff, collective bargaining, 1211, 1367, 1762, 2018–19, 2112
    - And support staff, collective bargaining, and use of notwithstanding clause, 1622
    - Anonymous reporting mechanism, 2132
    - Recruitment and retention, 1871
      - And government innovation, 1857
  - Nurses
    - Sexual assault nurse examiners, funding
      - And after hours access to care, 2134
      - And government investments in women's care, 2114–15
  - Occupational therapists
    - Vacancies, impact on patient care, 1150
  - Patients-first health care plan
    - And previous health care commitments, 1739–40
    - Consultation, 1761–62
  - Physicians
    - Endocrinologists, availability, impact on surgical access, 1488
  - Regina General Hospital
    - Pest control, 1468
  - Saskatchewan Health Authority
    - Administrative information management system
      - Employee scheduling and compensation
        
        Challenges, 1211–12, 1242–43
  - Urgent care centres
    - Expansion [Moose Jaw, North Battleford, Prince Albert, Regina, Saskatoon]
      - Staffing and hours of operation, 1958
    - Regina
      - Staffing and hours of operation, 1899–1900, 1958
    - Staffing, 1272–73
  - Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert
    - Redevelopment project
      - Community contribution requirements, 1762–63
  - Yorkton Regional Health Centre
    - Replacement
      - Project, pace of and government commitment to, 1442, 2115–16
- Regina Breast Health Centre
  - Grand opening, improvements to care, ministerial statement (Cockrill), 703–4
  - Opening date
    - And expanded mobile access, 394–95
  - Staffing, 700–701
- Regina General Hospital
  - Interventional radiology unit, staffing, 949–50
  - Neonatal intensive care unit
    - Staffing and supplies, and government investments in pediatric care, 699–700, 718–20, 739–40
  - Pest control, 1468
- Regulated Health Professions Act (No. 18)
  - First reading, 456
  - Second reading, 542
  - Committee discussion U145–52
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 914
  - Third reading, 914
- Regulated Health Professions Consequential Amendments Act, 2025 (No. 19)
  - First reading, 456
  - Second reading, 542–43
  - Committee discussion U152
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 914
  - Third reading, 914
- Saskatchewan Health Authority
  - Administrative information management system
    - Employee scheduling and compensation
      - Challenges, 1211–12, 1242–43
- Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association
  - Annual convention
    - Recognition of long-serving employees, member's statement, 820–21
- Speech-language pathology
  - Children and youth, access to services, 898–99
- Surgery
  - Wait times
    - Government initiatives, 293
- Tributes
  - Cox, Herb, former Sask Party MLA and cabinet minister, member's statement, 1409
- Urgent care centres
  - Expansion [Moose Jaw, North Battleford, Prince Albert, Regina, Saskatoon]
    - Staffing and hours of operation, 1958
  - Regina
    - Staffing and hours of operation, 73–74, 1899–1900, 1958
  - Staffing, 1272–73
- Vaccination
  - Measles outbreak and support for vaccination, 911
- Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert
  - Redevelopment project
    - Community contribution requirements, 1762–63
- Virtual physician program
  - And health care service interruptions, 807–8, 823–24
- Vital Statistics Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 37)
  - First reading, 1353
  - Second reading, 1397
  - Committee discussion U211–14
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2135
  - Third reading, 2135
- Yorkton Regional Health Centre
  - Replacement
    - Project, pace of and government commitment to, 1442, 2115–16
Conway, Meara (NDP, Regina Elphinstone-Centre)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 189–94
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1227–30
- Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 15)
  - Second reading, 615
- Budget, March 19, 2025
  - Speakers, 350–53
- Budget, March 18, 2026
  - Speakers, 2021–25
- Cabinet ministers
  - Premier's travel, accommodation costs, 130, 282
- Change of Name Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 36)
  - Committee discussion U211–14
- Child welfare
  - Eagle Heart Centre, Regina, founder Delora Parisian, retirement, recognition, member's statement, 236
- Churches
  - Indigenous Christian Fellowship, executive director Bert Adema, retirement, member's statement, 1573
- Communities
  - Regina
    - North Central, community cleanup, recognition of volunteers, member's statement, 821
- Conflict of interest
  - Allegation against member for Regina University [A. Young], and critique of Finance minister's priorities, member's statement, 392
  - Former member Gary Grewal, investigation and penalties, 240–41
  - Former members, application of penalties and updates to legislation, 267
- Court of Appeal (Residency) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 7)
  - Second reading, 612
- Curriculum
  - Sexual education, third-party educators, reverse ban, petition, 696
- Defamation Act (No. 31)
  - Second reading, 1661
- Defamation Consequential Amendments Act, 2025 (No. 32)
  - Second reading, 1661
- Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  - Contraceptives, no-cost, adopt a policy, petition, 535
- Early childhood education and child care
  - Federal agreement
    - Renewal, call on government, petition, 623
- Gardens Community Health Centre, Regina
  - Closure, and government investment in primary care, 1394–95, 1528, 1550–51
- Health care
  - Challenges
    - Opposition outreach, member's statement, 1852
  - Laboratory services
    - American contract, 581–82, 607, 628–29, 648–49, 675–76
  - Privatization of services, 1776–78
  - Service disruptions, rural areas
    - Impact on, member's statement, 306–7
  - Service interruptions
    - And government recruitment efforts, 783–84
    - Obstetrical services, 784, 807–8, 823
  - Staff shortages
    - Crisis, fix, petition, 13, 504
- Health care, funding
  - Canada Health Transfer and bilateral agreements, 1306–7
  - Federal and provincial, 1871–72
- Health facilities
  - Parking fees for cancer patients, 1271–72
- Health human resources action plan
  - Success
    - And collaboration with health care workers, 978
- Health Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, U6–10
    - (2026-27), main, U199, U203–4, U218–34
- Hospitals
  - Regina, allegations of racism, investigation, 282
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - Capacity
    - And government investments in care, 2072, 2093–94
    - Quality of care, impact on, and government investments, 1798
- Housing
  - Affordable, comprehensive strategy, implement, petition, 602
- Immigrants
  - Ensure Saskatchewan is a welcoming place for newcomers with quality public services, call on government, moved (Young, A.), 1723–24
    - Questions and comments 1728–30
- Israel-Hamas conflict
  - International law, breakdown, condemnation, member's statement, 1004
- Legislative Assembly
  - Acknowledgments, end of session, 1036–37
- Long-term care
  - Eligibility standards, improve, petition, 734, 780
- Long-term care facilities
  - And personal care homes, patients who wander, critical incidents, 1244
- Medical personnel
  - And support staff, collective bargaining, 540
  - Recruitment and retention, 74
    - And government innovation, 1857
- Ministerial statements [Session 2]
  - Patients-first health care plan
    - Introduction (Cockrill), 1743–44
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Public Registries Enhancement) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 2) (No. 11)
  - Second reading, 613–14
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Public Registries) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 10)
  - Second reading, 613
- Patients-first health care plan
  - And previous health care commitments, 1739–40
  - Commendation, moved (Weedmark), 1802–3
    - Questions and comments 1809–10
  - Consultation, 1777–78
  - Introduction, ministerial statement (Cockrill), 1743–44
- Points of Order [Session 1]
  - Chair
    - Member for Regina Walsh Acres, challenging the ruling of the Chair, 995–96
  - Members
    - Member for Regina Walsh Acres made inaccurate or untrue statements about the Government Relations Minister [Schmalz], 995–96
  - Unparliamentary language
    - Member for Regina Elphinstone-Centre [Conway], use of "hiding them behind a veil of secrecy", unparliamentary, 609
    - Member for Regina Walsh Acres [Clarke], purported to quote that minister as having said that he was unqualified, 995–96
- Points of Order [Session 2]
  - Unparliamentary language
    - Member for Regina Elphinstone-Centre [Conway], use of "health care workers are getting screwed", 1657
- Provincial Health Authority (Family Physician Registry) Amendment Act (No. 617)
  - First reading, 2117
- Public Accounts Committee
  - Elections
    - Chair [Wotherspoon], moved (Conway), P1
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Cabinet ministers
    - Premier's travel, accommodation costs, 130, 282
  - Conflict of interest
    - Former member Gary Grewal, investigation and penalties, 240–41
    - Former members, application of penalties and updates to legislation, 267
  - Health care
    - Laboratory services
      - American contract, 581–82, 607, 628–29, 648–49, 675–76
    - Service interruptions
      - And government recruitment efforts, 783–84
      - Obstetrical services, 784, 807–8, 823
  - Health human resources action plan
    - Success
      - And collaboration with health care workers, 978
  - Hospitals
    - Regina, allegations of racism, investigation, 282
  - Medical personnel
    - And support staff, collective bargaining, 540
    - Recruitment and retention, 74
  - Regina General Hospital
    - Interventional radiology unit, staffing, 949–50
    - Neonatal intensive care unit
      - Staffing and supplies, and government investments in pediatric care, 699–700, 719–20, 739–40
  - Social Services Ministry
    - Hotels for clients
      - Provincial Auditor's recommendations, 161–62, 210
  - United States
    - Consultant, Nelson Mullins, support for Republican candidates, value for money, 1007, 1032–33
  - Urgent care centres
    - Regina
      - Staffing and hours of operation, 73–74
  - Virtual physician program
    - And health care service interruptions, 807–8, 823
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Gardens Community Health Centre, Regina
    - Closure, and government investment in primary care, 1394–95, 1528, 1550–51
  - Health care
    - Privatization of services, 1776–78
  - Health care, funding
    - Canada Health Transfer and bilateral agreements, 1306–7
    - Federal and provincial, 1871–72
  - Health facilities
    - Parking fees for cancer patients, 1271–72
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Capacity
      - And government investments in care, 2072, 2093–94
      - Quality of care, impact on, and government investments, 1798
  - Long-term care facilities
    - And personal care homes, patients who wander, critical incidents, 1244
  - Medical personnel
    - Recruitment and retention
      - And government innovation, 1857
  - Patients-first health care plan
    - And previous health care commitments, 1739–40
    - Consultation, 1777–78
  - Saskatchewan Health Authority
    - Administrative information management system
      - Employee scheduling and compensation
        
        Challenges, 1211–12
    - Board, work of, value for money, 1674
    - Staff, compensation, front-line workers and executive leadership, 1655–56, 1673–74
  - Urgent care centres
    - Regina
      - Staffing and hours of operation, 1797
- Referendum and Plebiscite (Keep Saskatchewan in Canada) Amendment Act (No. 604)
  - Second reading, immediately consider
    - Motion (Conway); leave not granted, 997, 1036
- Regina General Hospital
  - Interventional radiology unit, staffing, 949–50
  - Neonatal intensive care unit
    - Crisis, take immediate action to address, motion (Conway); leave not granted, 725
    - Staffing and supplies, and government investments in pediatric care, 699–700, 719–20, 739–40
- Saskatchewan Employment Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 5)
  - Second reading, 741–42
- Saskatchewan Health Authority
  - Administrative information management system
    - Employee scheduling and compensation
      - Challenges, 1211–12
  - Board, work of, value for money, 1674
  - Protective services personnel
    - Recognition, member's statement, 1775
  - Staff, compensation, front-line workers and executive leadership, 1655–56, 1673–74
  - Staff, compensation, senior leadership, ensure no increase until contract negotiations with front-line workers have concluded, motion (Conway); leave not granted, 1677
- Saskatchewan Internal Trade Promotion Act (No. 24)
  - Second reading, 1842–43
- Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance (Banning Private Fees) Amendment Act (No. 614)
  - First reading, 1781
- Social Services Ministry
  - Grewal, Gary, appear to answer questions about hotel policies and Conflict of Interest Commissioner's October 21, 2024 opinion, motion (Conway); leave not granted, 243
  - Hotels for clients
    - Provincial Auditor's recommendations, 161–62, 210
- United States
  - Consultant, Nelson Mullins, support for Republican candidates, value for money, 1007, 1032–33
- Urgent care centres
  - Regina
    - Staffing and hours of operation, 73–74, 1797
- Virtual physician program
  - And health care service interruptions, 807–8, 823
  - Emergency or obstetrical services, prohibit use for, moved (Conway); amendment (Carr), 828–30, 884–85
- Vital Statistics Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 37)
  - Committee discussion U211–14
Crassweller, Brad (Sask Party, White City-Qu'Appelle)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 31–34
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1093–95
- Advanced Education Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2023) v.1, ch.5, P16
- Agriculture Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2024) v.2, ch.11, P248
- Agriculture, tariffs
  - By China
    - Eliminate, petition, 503
- All Nations' Healing Hospital, Fort Qu'Appelle
  - Eagle's Nest Primary Health Care Clinic, grand opening, member's statement, 1421
- Budget, March 19, 2025
  - Speakers, 342–45
- Budget, March 18, 2026
  - Speakers, 1906–9
- Business
  - Indigenous Business Gathering, Saskatoon
    - Recognition, member's statement, 1712
  - Supports, recognition, moved (Crassweller), 760–62
- Christians
  - Living Hope Alliance Church, Regina, charitable works, recognition, member's statement, 1548–49
- Communities
  - Balgonie Tumbleweed theatre, annual dinner theatre fundraiser, recognition, member's statement, 125–26, 1484–85
- Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Concurrence with Public Accounts Committee on additional candidate to serve on audit committee, moved (Crassweller), C115
- Culture and multiculturalism
  - India Night gala dinner in Martensville, recognition, member's statement, 1954
- Early childhood education and child care centres
  - Edenwold Early Years & Youth Centre, recognition, member's statement, 804
- Easter
  - Blessing, member's statement, 752
- Employment
  - National labour force survey
    - Member's statement, 604
- Families
  - North Central Family Centre, Regina, Hoops and Dreams Gala, recognition, member's statement, 1835
- Firefighters
  - White City Fire Department, recognition, member's statement, 2110–11
- Football
  - Canadian Football League
    - Grey Cup 2027, Regina to host, member's statement, 1084
  - Saskatchewan teams, successes, member's statement, 1346–47
- Francophones
  - Rendez-vous de la Francophonie, member's statement, 332
- Fundraising
  - Okolita, Catherine, fundraising efforts, recognition, member's statement, 989–90
- Justice Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2023) v.1, ch.13, P176
  - (2025) v.1, ch.10, P176
- Maiden speeches, 31–34
- Mental health and addictions
  - Healing Through Humour Comedy Night and the Lincoln's Life Mattered Foundation, recognition, member's statement, 672
- Patients-first health care plan
  - Commendation, moved (Weedmark), 1806–8
    - Questions and comments 1809–10
- Performing arts facilities
  - Globe Theatre, Regina, completion of renovation, member's statement, 207
- Pipelines
  - To the West Coast, support the development, moved (Gartner), 1376–77
    - Questions and comments 1382
- Post-secondary education
  - Educators
    - Lieutenant Governor's Post-Secondary Teaching Award, nominations open, member's statement, 579
- Public Accounts
  - 2023-24, v.1, review by committee, P259
  - 2024-25, v.1, review by committee, P259
- Public Accounts Committee
  - Canadian Council of Public Accounts Committees
    - Authorize attendance at annual conference, Canadian Council of Public Accounts Committees and Canadian Council of Legislative Auditors
      - Moved (Crassweller), P164
  - Chair consult with Crown and Central Agencies Committee prior to forwarding audit committee member recommendations to Speaker, moved (Crassweller), P186
- Restaurants
  - Safe Cafe, Street Culture Project partnership with Conexus Credit Union, recognition, member's statement, 1303–4
  - Tim Hortons, Smile Cookie fundraiser
    - Balgonie, community effort and charities that benefit, member's statement, 848
- Saskatchewan Health Authority, Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2023) v.1, ch.18, P81
  - (2023) v.2, ch.24, P84
  - (2023) v.2, ch.25, P87–88
- Saskatchewan Technology Fund
  - Projects, funding
    - Member's statement, 265
- School boards and divisions, Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2024) v.1, ch.5, P282
- Schools, new and renovated
  - Regina
    - École du Parc, completion
      - Member's statement, 1895–96
- Small business
  - Emerald Park, recognition, member's statement, 2091
- Social Services Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2023) v.2, ch.9, P71
- Trade agreements (commerce)
  - Recognition, member's statement, 1651–52
- Tributes
  - Coflin, John, disability services workers and advocate, member's statement, 1736
- University of Saskatchewan
  - College of Pharmacy and Nutrition
    - White Coat Ceremony, recognition of Reece Kirby, Peighton Materi, and Camryn Warnecke, member's statement, 1269
- Water Security Agency
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2024) v.1, ch.24, P145