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Harrison, Daryl (Sask Party, Cannington) s.1, 2 : Minister of Agriculture
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 187–89
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1218–20
- Agricultural water stewardship policy
  - Drainage, landowner conflicts, 1578
- Agriculture Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, E36–47
- Agriculture, tariffs
  - By China
    - Government action, 628
  - By India, and government trade missions, 1270–71
  - Impact on and support for industry, 455, 563
- AgriStability
  - Improvements, decreased payment cap and increased compensation rate, 335, 455, 1009
- Animal Protection Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 40)
  - First reading, 1426
  - Second reading, 1470
- Budget, March 18, 2026
  - Speakers, 2002–3
- Condolence motions
  - Stuart, Lyle, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1022
- Curling
  - Arcola Curling Club, 125th anniversary bonspiel and celebration, member's statement, 2045
- Drought
  - Prolonged, supports, 1325, 1508, 1529
- Farm land
  - Ownership, foreign, prevention, government policies
    - Penalties, 162
    - Stakeholder committee of review, 1351–52, 1370–71, 1414
- Jim Pattison Children's Hospital, Saskatoon
  - Champion Child Blaze Dunn, recognition, member's statement, 1004
- Mineral Resources Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 35)
  - Report without amendment, 2134
- Mining industry
  - Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada, 94th annual convention, Saskatchewan Day event, member's statement, 1776
- New Democratic Party, Canada
  - Convention resolutions, critique, member's statement, 2070
- Patients-first health care plan
  - Commendation, moved (Weedmark)
    - Questions and comments 1810
- Pipelines
  - To the West Coast, support the development, moved (Kropf), 2147–48
- Provincial Auditor
  - Annual report (2023-24), P5
- Public Accounts Committee
  - Elections
    - Deputy Chair [Wilson], moved (Harrison, D.), P1
  - Steering committee
    - Agenda, priority of business, and membership, moved (Harrison, D.), P1
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Agriculture, tariffs
    - By China
      - Government action, 628
    - Impact on and support for industry, 455, 563
  - AgriStability
    - Improvements, decreased payment cap and increased compensation rate, 335, 455, 1009
  - Farm land
    - Ownership, foreign, prevention, government policies
      - Penalties, 162
  - Tourism industry
    - Prairie Lily Riverboat, Saskatoon, shutdown due to low water levels, 952, 977–78
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Agricultural water stewardship policy
    - Drainage, landowner conflicts, 1578
  - Agriculture, tariffs
    - By India, and government trade missions, 1270–71
  - Drought
    - Prolonged, supports, 1325, 1508, 1529
  - Farm land
    - Ownership, foreign, prevention, government policies
      - Stakeholder committee of review, 1351–52, 1370–71, 1414
  - Wetlands
    - Retention and conservation, 1579
- Rodeo
  - Canadian Professional Rodeo Association, Committee Member of the Year, Jill Lowe of Moose Mountain Pro Rodeo committee, member's statement, 1523
- Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2024) v.2, ch.13, P382
- Theatre
  - Act One Productions, Alida, 30th anniversary, recognition, member's statement, 1869–70
- Tourism industry
  - Prairie Lily Riverboat, Saskatoon, shutdown due to low water levels, 952, 977–78
- Trade
  - Opposition position on, critique, member's statement, 1653
- Water Security Agency
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, E25–34, E36
- Wetlands
  - Retention and conservation, 1579
Harrison, Hon. Jeremy (Sask Party, Meadow Lake) s.1, 2 : Minister of Crown Investments Corporation
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 194–97
- Agriculture, tariffs
  - By India, and government trade missions, 2096
  - Impact on and support for industry, 563
- Appropriation Act, 2024 (No. 2) (No. 12)
  - First reading, 273
  - Second and third readings, 273
- Artificial intelligence
  - Bell Canada data centre, Regina, investment, ministerial statement (Harrison, J.), 1823–24
- Cabinet ministers
  - Premier's travel, accommodation costs, 282
- Cost and standard of living
  - Affordability measures
    - And economic growth, 280–81
- Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Reports
    - Third, moved (Steele) for concurrence, 1602–3
- Crown corporations
  - Starlink, contract with, 1273
- Electricity
  - Grids, north and south
    - Connection, project commencement, ministerial statement (Harrison, J.), 1875–76
- Electricity rates
  - Increase, and carbon tax, 2133–34
  - Increase, and energy security investments, 1794–95, 1822
  - Increase, and infrastructure needs, 1654–55, 1675, 1693, 1714
  - Increase, and private capital investments, 1820–21, 1822, 1838
  - Increase, and provincial affordability, 1821, 1839
  - SaskPower debt and carbon tax, impact on, 1525, 1620, 1642, 2049
- Government financial management
  - Debt redemption
    - Estimates
      - (2025-26), main, statutory, C59–75, C77–78
        
        Interest on gross debt, Crown Enterprise share, C59–75, C77–78
        
        Sinking fund payments, government share, C59–75, C77–78
- Government procurement
  - American contracts and suppliers, review
    - And support for local companies, 538
- Greenhouse gas mitigation, output-based performance standards
  - Proceeds, control over, 1246
  - Proceeds, use of, 1061
  - Reduced to zero
    - Ministerial statement (Harrison, J.), 486–87
    - Recognition, and call on federal government to provide authority to provincial governments to decide carbon tax policies without a backstop, moved (Keisig); amendment (Wotherspoon), 513–16
- Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Shares, potential purchase by Barbadian company, 808–9, 825
- Ministerial statements [Session 1]
  - Greenhouse gas mitigation, output-based performance standards
    - Reduced to zero (Harrison, J.), 486–87
  - Renewable energy
    - Projects, collaboration with Indigenous groups, ministerial statement (Harrison, J.), 874–75
- Ministerial statements [Session 2]
  - Artificial intelligence
    - Bell Canada data centre, Regina, investment (Harrison, J.), 1823–24
  - Electricity
    - Grids, north and south, connection, project commencement (Harrison, J.), 1875–76
  - National energy corridor agreement
    - (Harrison, J.), 1697–98
- Motions for supply
  - Resolutions
    - First and second readings, 273
    - Fiscal year ending March 31st, 2025
      - General Revenue Fund, certain charges and expenses, moved (Harrison, J.), 272
- National energy corridor agreement
  - Ministerial statement (Harrison, J.), 1697–98
- National unity
  - Federal policies, impact on, and support for a united Canada, 628
  - Separation referendum
    - Capital investment, impact on, 908
- Parks, provincial
  - Online booking system, contract with American company, 539
- Power Corporation Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 14)
  - First reading, 339
  - Second reading, 526–27
  - Committee discussion C110–12
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 913
  - Third reading, 913
- Power stations
  - Coal-fired, extension, cost, 2049, 2113–14
- Public Service Commission
  - Estimates
    - (2024, December), supplementary, C4–5
    - (2025-26), main, C45–54, C56, C58
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Agriculture, tariffs
    - Impact on and support for industry, 563
  - Cabinet ministers
    - Premier's travel, accommodation costs, 282
  - Cost and standard of living
    - Affordability measures
      - And economic growth, 280–81
  - Government procurement
    - American contracts and suppliers, review
      - And support for local companies, 538
  - Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
    - Shares, potential purchase by Barbadian company, 808–9, 825
  - National unity
    - Federal policies, impact on, and support for a united Canada, 628
    - Separation referendum
      - Capital investment, impact on, 908
  - Parks, provincial
    - Online booking system, contract with American company, 539
  - Tariffs
    - Budgeting for
      - And reduction of output-based performance standards, 564
    - Impact of
      - And support for workers, 562–63
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Agriculture, tariffs
    - By India, and government trade missions, 2096
  - Crown corporations
    - Starlink, contract with, 1273
  - Electricity rates
    - Increase, and carbon tax, 2133–34
    - Increase, and energy security investments, 1794–95, 1822
    - Increase, and infrastructure needs, 1654–55, 1675, 1693, 1714
    - Increase, and private capital investments, 1820–21, 1822, 1838
    - Increase, and provincial affordability, 1821, 1839
    - SaskPower debt and carbon tax, impact on, 1525, 1620, 1642, 2049
  - Greenhouse gas mitigation, output-based performance standards
    - Proceeds, control over, 1246
    - Proceeds, use of, 1061
  - Power stations
    - Coal-fired, extension, cost, 2049, 2113–14
  - Vehicle insurance
    - Rates, increase, and health of Saskatchewan Auto Fund, 1672–73, 1693
- Renewable energy
  - Projects, collaboration with Indigenous groups, ministerial statement (Harrison, J.), 874–75
- Saskatchewan Chemical Fertilizer Incentive Amendment Act, 2026 (No. 53)
  - First reading, 2019
  - Second reading, 2077–78
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, C15–30
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C30–34, C38, C40, C42–44
- SaskEnergy (Carbon Tax Fairness for Families) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 2)
  - First reading, 164
  - Second reading, 255
  - Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 256
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Harrison, J.), 256
  - Third reading, 257
- Tariffs
  - Budgeting for
    - And reduction of output-based performance standards, 564
  - Impact of
    - And support for workers, 562–63
- Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 9)
  - First reading, 270
  - Second reading, 525
  - Committee discussion C102
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 757
  - Third reading, 757
- United States
  - President Trump, annexation threat, condemnation
    - And opinion not to impose export taxes or limit exports produced in Saskatchewan, moved (Beck); amendment (Moe), 318–22
- Vehicle insurance
  - Rates, increase, and health of Saskatchewan Auto Fund, 1672–73, 1693
Hilbert, Raquel (Sask Party, Humboldt-Watrous)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 178–81
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1162–63
- Budget, March 19, 2025
  - Speakers, 411–13
- Budget, March 18, 2026
  - Speakers, 1976–78
- Canadian Agricultural Safety Week
  - Member's statement, 1835–36
- Disability Service Professionals Week
  - Member's statement, 973–74
- Economy
  - Growth
    - Framework for, recognition, moved (Patterson)
      - Questions and comments 1542
- Education policy
  - Preferred first names and pronouns, repeal
    - Moved (Sarauer)
      - Questions and comments 1453
- Farm land
  - Ownership, foreign, strengthen protections and address concerns, moved (Housser)
    - Questions and comments 1336
- Foster Families Month
  - Member's statement, 1085
- Greenhouses
  - Golden Eden Produce, Burr, vegetable producers, recognition
    - Member's statement, 264
- Hog industry
  - Prairie Swine Centre, Saskatoon, recognition, member's statement, 207
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Apology for remarks about the federal NDP leader made during budget response, 641
- Maiden speeches, 178–81
- Pipelines
  - To the West Coast, support the development, moved (Kropf), 1730–31
- SaskAbilities
  - 75th anniversary, member's statement, 1573
- Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities
  - Mid-term convention, member's statement, 1304–5
- Small business
  - Local
    - Community impact, member's statement, 391
- Volleyball
  - Varga family, recognition, member's statement, 1792
Hindley, Hon. Everett (Sask Party, Swift Current) s.1, 2 : Minister of Education
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 114–19
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1223–27
- Budget, March 18, 2026
  - Speakers, 2025–28
- Building Schools Faster Act (No. 38)
  - First reading, 1372
  - Second reading, 1398
- Building Schools Faster Consequential Amendment Act (No. 39)
  - First reading, 1372
  - Second reading, 1399
- Child Care (New Facilities) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 8)
  - First reading, 270
  - Second reading, 524
  - Committee discussion U121–27
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 759
  - Third reading, 759
- Collective bargaining
  - And use of notwithstanding clause, 1326, 1621–22
- Early childhood education and child care
  - Federal agreement
    - Eligibility, age of, 1715–16, 1740–41, 1780–81, 1798, 2112–13
    - Extension, ministerial statement (Hindley), 1554
    - Renegotiation and renewal, 293–94, 541, 582–83, 651, 740, 806–7, 825–26, 1008–9, 1527
    - Renegotiation and renewal, and support for for-profit operators, 337, 395–96
- Education Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, U47–68, U104–8
    - (2026-27), main, U157–83, U185–88, U190
- Education, funding
  - Adequacy
    - And funding for learning supports, 207–9, 1447–48, 1596–97
    - And government support initiatives, 311, 1874–75
    - And renewed focus on literacy, 103–4
    - And specialized support classroom, expansion of pilot project, 162–64, 211–12
    - Impact on band and music education, 1577–78
- Educational assistants
  - Funding, federal changes to Jordan's principle
    - And provincial supports, 755–56, 1597
    - Government efforts, 1035
- Ministerial statements [Session 2]
  - Early childhood education and child care
    - Federal agreement, extension (Hindley), 1554
- Public Libraries Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 28)
  - First reading, 1247
  - Second reading, 1279
  - Committee discussion U155–56
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 1531
  - Third reading, 1531
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Early childhood education and child care
    - Federal agreement
      - Renegotiation and renewal, 293–94, 541, 582–83, 651, 740, 806–7, 825–26, 1008–9
      - Renegotiation and renewal, and support for for-profit operators, 337, 395–96
  - Education, funding
    - Adequacy
      - And funding for learning supports, 207–9
      - And government support initiatives, 311
      - And renewed focus on literacy, 103–4
      - And specialized support classroom, expansion of pilot project, 162–64, 211–12
  - Educational assistants
    - Funding, federal changes to Jordan's principle
      - And provincial supports, 755–56
      - Government efforts, 1035
  - Schools
    - École Boréale, Ponteix, infrastructure needs, and government investments in education capital, 872–73
    - Regina
      - Harbour Landing, needs and government investments, 211
    - Twin Lakes Community School, Buffalo Narrows, condition of, and government investments in education capital, 1009–10
  - Schools, new and renovated
    - Projects and needs, 268–69
  - Students
    - Needs assessments, timelines, 208–9
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Collective bargaining
    - And use of notwithstanding clause, 1326, 1621–22
  - Early childhood education and child care
    - Federal agreement
      - Eligibility, age of, 1715–16, 1740–41, 1780–81, 1798, 2112–13
      - Renegotiation and renewal, 1527
  - Education, funding
    - Adequacy
      - And funding for learning supports, 1447–48, 1596–97
      - And government support initiatives, 1874–75
      - Impact on band and music education, 1577–78
  - Educational assistants
    - Funding, federal changes to Jordan's principle
      - And provincial supports, 1597
  - Schools, new and renovated
    - Land acquisition legislation, 1957
    - Project delays, and government record of capital investment, 2050, 2095–96, 2133
    - Shellbrook, consolidation and replacement
      - And prioritization of capital projects, 1873–74
      - Impact on other projects, 1956–57, 2016
    - White City, high school
      - Need for, and government record of capital investment, 1839
  - Teachers
    - Northern, recruitment and retention, 1414–15
- Schools
  - Buffalo Narrows, Twin Lakes Community School, condition of, and government investments in education capital, 1009–10
  - Ponteix, École Boréale, infrastructure needs, and government investments in education capital, 872–73
  - Regina
    - Harbour Landing, needs and government investments, 211
- Schools, new and renovated
  - Land acquisition legislation, 1957
  - Project delays, and government record of capital investment, 2050, 2095–96, 2133
  - Projects and needs, 268–69
  - Shellbrook, consolidation and replacement
    - And impact on other projects, 1956–57, 2016
    - And prioritization of capital projects, 1873–74
  - White City, high school
    - Need for, and government record of capital investment, 1839
- Students
  - Needs assessments, timelines, 208–9
- Teachers
  - Northern, recruitment and retention, 1414–15
- Tributes
  - Blanke, Cecile, Métis Elder, member's statement, 1287
Housser, Sally (NDP, Regina University)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 89–91
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1134–36
- Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 15)
  - Second reading, 711
- Animal Protection Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 40)
  - Second reading, 1630
- Budget, March 19, 2025
  - Speakers, 345–47
- Budget, March 18, 2026
  - Speakers, 1964–67
- Building Schools Faster Act (No. 38)
  - Second reading, 1663
- Building Schools Faster Consequential Amendment Act (No. 39)
  - Second reading, 1663
- Capital investments
  - Make-it-here incentive, opposition proposal, and government record of economic development, 1289–90
- Chambers of Commerce
  - Regina, Paragon Awards, recipients, recognition, member's statement, 672
- Change of Name Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 36)
  - Second reading, 1584
- Child Care (New Facilities) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 8)
  - Second reading, 568
- Compassionate Intervention Act (No. 48)
  - Second reading, 1660
- Construction Codes (Derelict Buildings) Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 21)
  - Second reading, 712
- Credit Union Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 33)
  - Second reading, 1783–84
- Defamation Act (No. 31)
  - Second reading, 1582–83
- Defamation Consequential Amendments Act, 2025 (No. 32)
  - Second reading, 1583
- Early childhood education and child care
  - Federal agreement
    - Renewal, call on government, petition, 733–34
- Economy
  - Diversification, impact on employment and investment, support, moved (Wilson), 957–58
    - Questions and comments 961–62
- Economy Committee
  - Elections
    - Deputy Chair [Conway], moved (Housser), E133
- Education policy
  - Preferred first names and pronouns, repeal
    - Petition, 696
- Electricity rates
  - Increase, and private capital investments, 1820
- Energy
  - Governors Coalition for Energy Security, provincial membership, ministerial statement (Young, C.), 312
- Energy and Resources Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, E18–24
    - (2026-27), main, E171–77
- Farm land
  - Ownership, foreign, strengthen protections and address concerns, moved (Housser), 1328–30
    - Questions and comments 1336–38
- Fuel tax
  - Suspend for six months
    - Petition, 124–25
- Government financial management
  - Rules, laws, and regulations, ensure public dollars and resources are used in a manner consistent with, moved (McPhail), 2139–41
    - Questions and comments 2146
- Government procurement
  - American contracts and suppliers, review
    - And cancel those that could be filled by local providers, moved (Housser), 678–80
      - Questions and comments 687–88
- Heritage Recognition (From Many Peoples, Strength) Act (No. 41)
  - Second reading, 1844–45
- Highways and roads
  - Capital funding
    - Northern Saskatchewan, 2073–74
  - Pullouts
    - Increase to meet safety requirements, petition, 1774
- Housing
  - Affordable, comprehensive strategy, implement, petition, 288, 645
- Infrastructure
  - Federal major projects office
    - Government list of priorities, 1305–6
    - Saskatchewan projects and private capital investment, 1467
- Maiden speeches, 89–91
- Mineral Resources Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 35)
  - Second reading, 1747
  - Committee discussion E166–68
- Mining industry
  - Saskatchewan Mining Association, recognition, member's statement, 206
- Ministerial statements [Session 1]
  - Energy
    - Governors Coalition for Energy Security, provincial membership (Young, C.), 312
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Public Registries Enhancement) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 2) (No. 11)
  - Second reading, 569–70
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Public Registries) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 10)
  - Second reading, 569
- Municipalities Modernization and Red Tape Reduction Act (No. 43)
  - Second reading, 1750–51
- National unity
  - Federal policies, impact on, and support for a united Canada, 628
  - Separation referendum
    - Capital investment, impact on, 606–7, 909
- Nuclear energy
  - Canadian Nuclear Association West Conference, Saskatoon, member's statement, 1209–10
- Pay equity
  - Legislation, petition, 331
- Pipelines
  - To the West Coast, steel supply, and private capital investment, 1508–9
  - To the West Coast, support the development, moved (Gartner), 1374–76
    - Questions and comments 1382–83
- Ports
  - Nutrien, choice of Washington state, government advocacy, 1467, 1489–90
- Provincial Auditor
  - Annual report (2023-24), P6
- Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 16)
  - Second reading, 706
- Question period [Session 1]
  - National unity
    - Federal policies, impact on, and support for a united Canada, 628
    - Separation referendum
      - Capital investment, impact on, 606–7, 909
  - Resource industries
    - Tariffs, impact of, analysis and supports, 561–62
  - Tariffs
    - Budgeting for
      - And benefits of balanced budget, 484–85
    - United States, government messaging and outreach, 453, 485
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Capital investments
    - Make-it-here incentive, opposition proposal, and government record of economic development, 1289–90
  - Electricity rates
    - Increase, and private capital investments, 1820
  - Highways and roads
    - Capital funding
      - Northern Saskatchewan, 2073–74
  - Infrastructure
    - Federal major projects office
      - Government list of priorities, 1305–6
      - Saskatchewan projects and private capital investment, 1467
  - Pipelines
    - To the West Coast, steel supply, and private capital investment, 1508–9
  - Ports
    - Nutrien, choice of Washington state, government advocacy, 1467, 1489–90
  - Rental housing
    - Rent control, need for, and government housing initiatives, 1087–88
- Rental housing
  - Rent control, implement, petition, 1084, 1285
  - Rent control, need for, and government housing initiatives, 1087–88
- Resource industries
  - Tariffs, impact of, analysis and supports, 561–62
- Response to Illicit Drugs Act (No. 47)
  - Second reading, 1788
- Saskatchewan assured income for disability
  - Benefits
    - Indexation, petition, 1003–4
- Saskatchewan Firearms Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 42)
  - Second reading, 1586
- Saskatchewan Internal Trade Promotion Act (No. 24)
  - Second reading, 1581
- Saskatchewan Research Council
  - Estimates
    - (2025, November), supplementary, E126–30
- Seniors
  - Home supports program
    - Petition, 276
- Sexual orientation and gender
  - Conversion therapy, ban, petition, 1757
- Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Investment Tax Credit Act (No. 20)
  - Second reading, 707–8
- Tailgating Act (No. 29)
  - Second reading, 1660–61
- Tariffs
  - Budgeting for
    - And benefits of balanced budget, 484–85
  - United States, government messaging and outreach, 453, 485
- Vital Statistics Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 37)
  - Second reading, 1584
- Water quality
  - Drinking water, Regina, ensure safe access by funding the replacement of lead water mains, petition, 1668–69
- Workers' Compensation Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 4)
  - Second reading, 727