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Marit, Hon. David (Sask Party, Wood River) s.1, 2 : Minister of Highways, Minister of SaskBuilds and Procurement. s.2 : Minister of Agriculture
- Budget, March 18, 2026
  - Speakers, 2041, 2052
- Condolence motions
  - Stuart, Lyle, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1021–22
- Farm land
  - Ownership, foreign, prevention, government policies
    - Penalties, 2074
    - Penalties and stakeholder committee of review, 1761
- Firefighters
  - Willow Bunch volunteer fire department, Emergency Management Exemplary Service Award, Resilient Communities category, recipient, member's statement, 893
- Government procurement
  - American contracts and suppliers, review
    - And support for local companies, 539
- Highways Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, E89–100
- Hunting and fishing
  - Licences, online purchase, contract with American company, 676–77
- Livestock industry
  - Intensive livestock operations
    - Lac Pelletier area, spill response time, 1898–99
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Government procurement
    - American contracts and suppliers, review
      - And support for local companies, 539
  - Hunting and fishing
    - Licences, online purchase, contract with American company, 676–77
  - Stores, retail
    - Costco, Regina, second location, bidding war, 976–77
    - Costco, Regina, second location, bidding war, investigation by Provincial Auditor, 993–94
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Farm land
    - Ownership, foreign, prevention, government policies
      - Penalties, 2074
      - Penalties and stakeholder committee of review, 1761
  - Livestock industry
    - Intensive livestock operations
      - Lac Pelletier area, spill response time, 1898–99
- SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2024, December), supplementary, C6
    - (2025-26), main, C79–81, C83–86, C88
- Stores, retail
  - Costco, Regina, second location, bidding war, 976–77
  - Costco, Regina, second location, bidding war, investigation by Provincial Auditor, 993–94
- Telemiracle
  - 50
    - Tindall, Alice, donation, recognition, member's statement, 1652–53
Martens, Jamie (Sask Party, Martensville-Blairmore)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 139–41
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1097–99
- Budget, March 19, 2025
  - Speakers, 438–40
- Budget, March 18, 2026
  - Speakers, 1918–20
- Court of Appeal (Residency) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 7)
  - Committee discussion
    - Amendments, moved, N104
  - Report with amendment, 915
- Discrimination and racism
  - Combating Hate: An Interfaith Response, event held by Mulitfaith Saskatoon, member's statement, 2090
- Economy
  - Diversification, impact on employment and investment, support, moved (Wilson)
    - Questions and comments 962
  - Growth
    - Framework for, recognition, moved (Patterson)
      - Questions and comments 1543
- Federal government
  - Minister of Women and Gender Equality, elimination, critique, member's statement, 450–51
- Firefighters
  - Premier's Commendation award for heroic action during the 2025 wildfire season
    - Member's statement, 1574–75
- Government financial management
  - Rules, laws, and regulations, ensure public dollars and resources are used in a manner consistent with, moved (McPhail)
    - Questions and comments 2145–47
- Group homes
  - Elmwood Residences, Saskatoon, recognition, member's statement, 869
- Immigrants
  - Ensure Saskatchewan is a welcoming place for newcomers with quality public services, call on government, moved (Young, A.), 1727–28
- International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
  - Member's statement, 1869
- International Day of Elimination of Violence Against Women
  - And 16 days of activism against gender-based violence, member's statement, 1484
- International Women's Day
  - Member's statement, 1711–12
- Jewish people
  - B'nai Brith Silver Plate Dinner, Saskatoon
    - And recognition of We Are Proud of You award winner Lorne Wright, member's statement, 1305
- Maiden speeches, 139–41
- Mental health and addictions, services and treatments
  - Addiction treatment, involuntary
    - Opposition statements on, critique, member's statement, 1692
- National unity
  - Support for, and opposition to President Trump's annexation threat, moved (Young, A.), 858–59
    - Questions and comments 862–63
- Post-secondary students
  - Saskatchewan Post-Secondary Student Council, recognition, member's statement, 625
- Racetracks (automobile racing)
  - Sutherland Automotive Speedway, Saskatoon, recognition, member's statement, 697–98
- Safe Public Spaces (Street Weapons) Act (No. 6)
  - Committee discussion
    - Amendments, moved, N63–64
    - Committee, report with amendment, moved (Martens), N65
- Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 3)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Martens), N101
- Saskatchewan Cancer Agency
  - Physician recruitment
    - Recognition, member's statement, 14
- Saskatchewan Firearms Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 42)
  - Committee discussion
    - Amendments, moved, N135–36
- Saskatchewan Multicultural Week
  - 50th anniversary, member's statement, 1439–40
- Sikh Heritage Month Act (No. 601)
  - Second reading, 771–72
- Violence
  - Gender-based
    - White Ribbon campaign, member's statement, 235
- Virtual physician program
  - Emergency or obstetrical services, prohibit use for, moved (Conway); amendment (Carr), 830–31
- Women's History Month
  - Member's statement, 1208
McBean, Don (NDP, Saskatoon Chief Mistawis)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 119–22, 132–34
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1079, 1090–92
- Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 15)
  - Second reading, 794–95
  - Committee discussion C107–9
- Animal Protection Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 40)
  - Second reading, 1517
- Budget, March 19, 2025
  - Speakers, 470–71
- Budget, March 18, 2026
  - Speakers, 1978–80, 1981
- Building Schools Faster Act (No. 38)
  - Second reading, 1610
- Building Schools Faster Consequential Amendment Act (No. 39)
  - Second reading, 1611
- Business
  - North Saskatoon Business Association Business Builder Awards, recipients, member's statement, 603–4
- Change of Name Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 36)
  - Second reading, 1515
- Child Care (New Facilities) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 8)
  - Second reading, 633
- Co-operatives Act, 2025 (No. 44)
  - Second reading, 1685–86
- Co-operatives Consequential Amendments Act, 2025 (No. 45)
  - Second reading, 1686
- Communities
  - Maple Creek, entrepreneurship and volunteerism, recognition, member's statement, 1346
- Cost and standard of living
  - Affordability crisis, address, petition, 124
- Credit Union Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 33)
  - Second reading, 1766
- Curling
  - Team Saskatchewan, under 18 women's national champions, recognition, member's statement, 1792
- Cyberstalking and Coercive Control Act (No. 34)
  - Second reading, 1403–4
- Drug and alcohol abuse
  - Overdoses, Saskatoon, crisis
    - Communities, impact on, and recovery-oriented system of care, 722–23
- Educational assistants
  - Funding, federal changes to Jordan's principle
    - Restoration, advocate for, petition, 1867–68
- Electricity rates
  - Increase, and provincial affordability, 1820
- First Nations
  - Chief Mistawasis, signatory to Treaty 6, honour, member's statement, 697
- Food banks
  - Nature's Food Bank, Saskatoon, recognition of Gary Wurst, member's statement, 1573–74
- Government Relations Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2025, November), supplementary, N126–27
- Health care
  - Staff shortages
    - Crisis, fix, petition, 276, 1144
- Heritage Recognition (From Many Peoples, Strength) Act (No. 41)
  - Second reading, 1703
- Homelessness
  - Cold weather strategy
    - And provincial approach to homelessness, 282
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 13)
  - Second reading, 635–36
- Intimate partner violence
  - Advocates Joan and Mike McDonald, recognition, member's statement, 264–65
  - Education in workplaces, mandate, petition, 847, 1503–4, 1593, 1791–92
- Long-term care
  - Eligibility standards, improve, petition, 558
- Maiden speeches, 119–22, 132–34
- Municipalities Modernization and Red Tape Reduction Act (No. 43)
  - Second reading, 1770
- Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, N41
- Power Corporation Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 14)
  - Second reading, 614–15
- Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 16)
  - Second reading, 637
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Drug and alcohol abuse
    - Overdoses, Saskatoon, crisis
      - Communities, impact on, and recovery-oriented system of care, 722–23
  - Homelessness
    - Cold weather strategy
      - And provincial approach to homelessness, 282
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Electricity rates
    - Increase, and provincial affordability, 1820
- Regulated Health Professions Act (No. 18)
  - Second reading, 616–17
- Regulated Health Professions Consequential Amendments Act, 2025 (No. 19)
  - Second reading, 617
- Rental housing
  - Rent control, implement, petition, 1711
- Safe Public Spaces (Street Weapons) Act (No. 6)
  - Second reading, 632
- Saskatchewan Commercial Innovation Incentive (Patent Box) Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 17)
  - Second reading, 706–7
- Saskatchewan Internal Trade Promotion Act (No. 24)
  - Second reading, 1783
- Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority
  - SOAR Indigenous Entrepreneurship Competition, Pitch Finale, member's statement, 1410
- School boards and divisions
  - Funding
    - Adequate, sustainable, and predictable, petition, 670
- Students
  - Inclusivity, petition, 2127
- Tailgating Act (No. 29)
  - Second reading, 1677–78
  - Committee discussion C128–29
- Tourism industry
  - Summer offerings, recognition, member's statement, 906
- Tourism Saskatchewan
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, N50–56, N58–59
    - (2026-27), main, N152–62
- Vital Statistics Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 37)
  - Second reading, 1701
McLeod, Blaine (Sask Party, Lumsden-Morse)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 213–17
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1166–68
- Affordability measures
  - Consistent and meaningful, government record, moved (Weger)
    - Questions and comments 593
- Agriculture, tariffs
  - By China
    - Eliminate, petition, 304
- All-terrain vehicles
  - Derby, Mortlach, recognition, member's statement, 781
- Basketball
  - Briercrest College men's team
    - Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference champions, member's statement, 560–61
- Budget, March 19, 2025
  - Speakers, 404–7
- Budget, March 18, 2026
  - Speakers, 1912–15
- Canadian Armed Forces
  - Military honours review board, establish, moved (McLeod, T.), 1604–5
- Canadian Western Agribition, Regina
  - Member's statement, 15
- Condolence motions
  - Stuart, Lyle, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1020–21
- Construction Codes (Derelict Buildings) Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 21)
  - Report without amendment, 996
- Crown corporations
  - Procurement
    - Steel, Saskatchewan suppliers
      - Member's statement, 290
- Cyberstalking and Coercive Control Act (No. 34)
  - Report without amendment, 1530
- Farm land
  - Ownership, foreign, strengthen protections and address concerns, moved (Housser), 1335–36
- Farmers
  - Outstanding Young Farmers award
    - Recipients Brady and Lindsay Funk, member's statement, 536–37
- Football
  - High school, 4A nine-man, Lumsden Devils, accomplishments, member's statement, 1420
- Inter-jurisdictional Support Orders Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 30)
  - Report without amendment, 1781
- Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Reports
    - Second, moved (McLeod, B.) for concurrence, 1581
- Legislative Building, Regina
  - Bison head, installation, member's statement, 159–60
- Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal Act, 2025 (No. 26)
  - Report without amendment, 1531
- Regina Breast Health Centre
  - Member's statement, 1056
- Regina Crime Stoppers
  - Jail 'n' Bail fundraiser, recognition, member's statement, 1853
- Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 3)
  - Report without amendment, 828
- Saskatchewan Affordability Act (No. 1)
  - Report without amendment, 256
- Saskatchewan Firearms Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 42)
  - Report with amendment, 1782
- SaskEnergy (Carbon Tax Fairness for Families) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 2)
  - Report without amendment (McLeod, B.), 257
- Speaker
  - Deputy Speaker [McLeod, B.], acclamation, 21
- Statute Law Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 27)
  - Report without amendment, 1531
- Surgery
  - Robot-assisted surgery program
    - Expansion, member's statement, 1670
- Theatre
  - Christmas in Caron, 1942 , musical, member's statement, 278
- Tributes
  - Pratt, James "Jim", Indigenous elder and police officer, member's statement, 1713
- Veterans
  - Afghanistan war, recognition, member's statement, 1594
- World War II, 1939-1945
  - Holland, liberation of, 80th anniversary, member's statement, 869
  - Victory in Europe Day, recognition of Canadian soldiers, member's statement, 947–48
McLeod, Hon. Tim (Sask Party, Moose Jaw North) s.1, 2 : Minister of Justice and Attorney General, Minister of Corrections, Policing and Public Safety
- Advocate for Children and Youth
  - Reappointment, Lisa Broda, moved (McLeod, T.), 511
- Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 15)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 795
- Animal Protection Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 40)
  - Referred to Economy Committee, 2082
- Budget, March 19, 2025
  - Moved (McLeod, T.) to resume debate (March 20, 2025), 301
- Budget, March 18, 2026
  - Moved (McLeod, T.) to resume debate (March 20, 2025), 1864
- Building Schools Faster Act (No. 38)
  - Second and third reading, motion (McLeod, T.); leave not granted, 1902, 2097
- Building Schools Faster Consequential Amendment Act (No. 39)
  - Second and third reading, motion (McLeod, T.); leave not granted, 1902, 2097
- Canadian Armed Forces
  - Military honours review board, establish, moved (McLeod, T.), 1604
  - Military honours review board, establish, moved (McLeod, T.); transmittal, moved (McLeod, T.), 1606
- Change of Name Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 36)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 1826
- Co-operatives Act, 2025 (No. 44)
  - First reading, 1580
  - Second reading, 1607
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 2083
- Co-operatives Consequential Amendments Act, 2025 (No. 45)
  - First reading, 1580
  - Second reading, 1608
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 2084
- Committees
  - Committees of the Whole Assembly, Deputy Chair, member for Kelvington-Wadena [Beaudry], appointment, moved (McLeod, T.), 22
  - Committees of the Whole Assembly, Deputy Chair, member for Last Mountain-Touchwood [Keisig], appointment, moved (McLeod, T.), 1659
- Communities
  - Richmound, invasion by cult, cost and support, 1350–51
- Conflict of interest
  - Members, current and former, Commissioner reports, acceptance of, 1290
- Conflict of Interest Commissioner and Registrar of Lobbyists
  - Findings from October 2024, December 2024, and March 2025, receipt of, moved (McLeod, T.), 1293
  - Reappointment, Maurice Herauf, moved (McLeod, T.), 1010
- Construction Codes (Derelict Buildings) Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 21)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 810
- Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2024, December), supplementary, C10–12
    - (2025-26), main, N79–81, N84
    - (2025, November), supplementary, N117–18, N120, N124
- Court of Appeal (Residency) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 7)
  - First reading, 242
  - Second reading, 518
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 726
  - Committee discussion N103
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 915
  - Amendments, first and second readings, 915
  - Third reading, 915
- Credit Union Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 33)
  - First reading, 1310
  - Second reading, 1353
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 2080
- Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Membership
    - Substitution, moved (McLeod, T.), 1011
- Cyberstalking and Coercive Control Act (No. 34)
  - First reading, 1327
  - Second reading, 1354
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.), 1530
  - Third reading, 1530
- Defamation Act (No. 31)
  - First reading, 1293
  - Second reading, 1311–12
- Defamation Consequential Amendments Act, 2025 (No. 32)
  - First reading, 1293
  - Second reading, 1312
- Drug and alcohol abuse
  - And crime, Northern Saskatchewan, 1510
- Economy Committee
  - Membership
    - Substitution, moved (McLeod, T.), 1011
- Food security
  - Northern Saskatchewan, impact on community health, 210
- Government procurement
  - Local workers and business, policy to prioritize
    - Implement, moved (Ritchie), 875
- Government Relations Ministry
  - Northern Saskatchewan, relevant files, ministerial responsibility and collaboration, 583–84
- House Services Committee
  - Reports
    - First, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (McLeod, T.), H2–3
  - Rules and Procedures of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
    - Rule 139(3), allocation schedule, adoption of, moved (McLeod, T.), H2
- Human Services Committee
  - Membership
    - Substitution, moved (McLeod, T.), 1011
- Information and Privacy Commissioner
  - Appointment, Grace Hession David, moved (McLeod, T.), 813
- Inter-jurisdictional Support Orders Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 30)
  - First reading, 1293
  - Second reading, 1310–11
  - Committee discussion N129
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 1782
  - Third reading, 1782
- Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Membership
    - Substitution, moved (McLeod, T.), 456
- Justice Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2024, December), supplementary, C7–9
    - (2025-26), main, N67–69, N71–74, N75–76
- King's Bench Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 22)
  - First reading, 912
  - Second reading, 912
  - Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 912
  - Committee of the Whole on Bills
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.), 912
  - Third reading, 913
- Legislative Assembly
  - Acknowledgments and Christmas greetings, 283–84, 1645
  - Acknowledgments, end of session, 1036
  - Adjournment
    - (December 10, 2024), until the call of the Speaker, moved (McLeod, T.), 285
    - (May 15, 2025), until 10 a.m. on October 22, 2025, moved (McLeod, T.), 1037
    - (December 5, 2025), until 1:30 p.m. on March 2nd, 2026, moved (McLeod, T.), 1647
  - Recess for the Crown and Central Agencies committee to conduct its business, moved (McLeod, T.), 272
  - Rules and Procedures of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
    - Amendments regarding fall sitting days, moved (McLeod, T.), 1062–63
- Mineral Resources Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 35)
  - Referred to Economy Committee, 1747
- Ministerial statements [Session 1]
  - Police officers
    - Additional (McLeod, T.), 787–88
- Ministerial statements [Session 2]
  - Public safety
    - Personnel, Saskatchewan Memorial Emblem, creation (McLeod, T.), 1292
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Public Registries Enhancement) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 2) (No. 11)
  - First reading, 271
  - Second reading, 520
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 664
  - Committee discussion N66
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 724
  - Third reading, 724
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Public Registries) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 10)
  - First reading, 271
  - Second reading, 519
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 664
  - Committee discussion N65
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 723
  - Third reading, 724
- Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal Act, 2025 (No. 26)
  - First reading, 1215
  - Second reading, 1278
  - Committee discussion N113–14
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 1531
  - Third reading, 1531
- National unity
  - Western separation and Indigenous treaty rights, 910
- Points of Order [Session 1]
  - Chair
    - Member for Regina Walsh Acres, challenging the ruling of the Chair, 995
  - Members
    - Member for Regina Walsh Acres made inaccurate or untrue statements about the Government Relations Minister [Schmalz], 995
  - 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
- Points of Order [Session 2]
  - Bills
    - Affecting the public purse, require Royal Recommendation, 1698–99
    - Next reading was not called, 1607
    - Substantial duplication of previously introduced bill, 1215
  - Members
    - Personal charge or accusation against, 2138
    - Premier [Moe] misattributed a quote, 1842
  - Members, reflecting on the absence of, 1600
  - Motions, member didn't actually move the motion, 1341
  - Question period
    - Answers must be relevant to the questions, 1900
    - Minister failed to address the question, 1658
  - Speaker, attempting to influence, 1718
  - Speaker's rulings
    - Questioning of and commenting on, 2136
  - Unparliamentary language
    - Member for Regina Elphinstone-Centre [Conway], use of "health care workers are getting screwed", 1657
    - Minister of Justice [McLeod, T.], use of "untrue", 1152
- Police officers
  - Additional
    - Ministerial statement (McLeod, T.), 787–88
- Private Bills Committee
  - Elections
    - Chair [McLeod, B.], moved (McLeod, T.), B1
  - Steering committee
    - Agenda, priority of business, and membership, moved (McLeod, T.), B1
- Privileges Committee
  - Steering committee
    - Agenda and priority of business, and membership, moved (McLeod, T.), R1
- Public Accounts Committee
  - Membership
    - Substitution, moved (McLeod, T.), 1011
- Public safety
  - Personnel, Saskatchewan Memorial Emblem
    - Creation, ministerial statement (McLeod, T.), 1292
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Food security
    - Northern Saskatchewan, impact on community health, 210
  - Government Relations Ministry
    - Northern Saskatchewan, relevant files, ministerial responsibility and collaboration, 583–84
  - National unity
    - Western separation and Indigenous treaty rights, 910
  - Recycling industry
    - Tire recycling, contractor selection
      - Legal action, 19
  - Royal Canadian Mounted Police
    - Separation from Canada, impact on, 910
  - Saskatchewan Marshals Service
    - Officer, allegations of misconduct, 786, 809
    - Uniform and equipment costs, 103
  - Wildfires
    - Northern Saskatchewan, preparation and community engagement, 995
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Communities
    - Richmound, invasion by cult, cost and support, 1350–51
  - Conflict of interest
    - Members, current and former, Commissioner reports, acceptance of, 1290
  - Drug and alcohol abuse
    - And crime, Northern Saskatchewan, 1510
  - Saskatchewan Marshals Service
    - Officer, allegations of misconduct, 1291
  - Wildfires
    - Management
      - Water bombers
        
        Procurement, 1089
        
        Procurement, investigation by Provincial Auditor, 1576–77
    - Management, strategy, and consultation with affected communities, 1576
    - Northern Saskatchewan, 2025
      - Government response, 1149, 1214, 1327
      - Government response, public inquiry, 1149–50, 1243, 1307–8, 1579
      - Rebuilding efforts, application of provincial sales tax, 1393
- Recycling industry
  - Tire recycling, contractor selection
    - Legal action, 19
- Regulated Health Professions Act (No. 18)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 795
- Regulated Health Professions Consequential Amendments Act, 2025 (No. 19)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 796
- Response to Illicit Drugs Act (No. 47)
  - First reading, 1600
  - Second reading, 1625
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
  - Separation from Canada, impact on, 910
- Safe Public Spaces (Street Weapons) Act (No. 6)
  - First reading, 242
  - Second reading, 517–18
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 661
  - Committee discussion N61, N63
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 723
  - Amendments, first and second readings, 723
  - Third reading, 723
- Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 3)
  - First reading, 212
  - Second reading, 517
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 725
  - Committee discussion N97–100
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 828
  - Third reading, 828
- Saskatchewan Firearms Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 42)
  - First reading, 1491
  - Second reading, 1511
  - Committee discussion N131–34
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 1782
  - Amendments, first and second readings, 1782
  - Third reading, 1782
- Saskatchewan Internal Trade Promotion Act (No. 24)
  - Referred to Economy Committee, 2079
- Saskatchewan Marshals Service
  - Officer, allegations of misconduct, 786, 809, 1291
  - Uniform and equipment costs, 103
- Sessional orders
  - Rules and Procedures of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
    - Varied on an interim basis for the fall period of the 1st session of the 30th Legislature, moved (McLeod, T.), 75–76, 1061–62
- Statute Law Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 27)
  - First reading, 1216
  - Second reading, 1279
  - Committee discussion N115
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 1531
  - Third reading, 1532
- Tailgating Act (No. 29)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 1678
- Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 9)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 727
- Vehicles
  - Electric, tariffs on Chinese imports, call upon federal government for immediate removal, moved (Beck); amendment (Kaeding); transmittal, moved (McLeod, T.), 1069–70
- Vital Statistics Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 37)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 1826
- Wildfires
  - Management
    - Strategy, and consultation with affected communities, 1576
    - Water bombers
      - Procurement, 1089
      - Procurement, investigation by Provincial Auditor, 1576–77
  - Northern Saskatchewan, 2025
    - Government response, 1149, 1214, 1327
    - Government response, public inquiry, 1149–50, 1243, 1307–8, 1579
    - Rebuilding efforts, application of provincial sales tax, 1393
  - Northern Saskatchewan, preparation and community engagement, 995
McPhail, Jordan (NDP, Cumberland)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 112–14
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1075–79
  - Amendment, 1079
- Affordability measures
  - Consistent and meaningful, government record, moved (Weger), 589–90
    - Questions and comments 593–94
- Budget, March 19, 2025
  - Speakers, 432–35
- Budget, March 18, 2026
  - Speakers, 1984–87
- Change of Name Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 36)
  - Second reading, 1477
- Co-operatives Act, 2025 (No. 44)
  - Second reading, 1829
- Co-operatives Consequential Amendments Act, 2025 (No. 45)
  - Second reading, 1829
- Constituencies
  - Offices, subletting of, 2071, 2094, 2131
- Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2025, November), supplementary, N118–22, N124–25
- Cost and standard of living
  - Affordability crisis and government initiatives, 2131
- Cyberstalking and Coercive Control Act (No. 34)
  - Second reading, 1476
- Defamation Act (No. 31)
  - Second reading, 1560
- Defamation Consequential Amendments Act, 2025 (No. 32)
  - Second reading, 1560
- Duty-to-consult framework
  - Legislation, enshrine in, petition, 390, 449
- Education, funding
  - Adequate, provide so students have access to band education, petition, 1145
- Environment Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2026-27), main, E160–61
- Festivals
  - Bust the Winter Blues Festival, Creighton, member's statement, 804
- Firefighters
  - Charles, Matthew, retirement, recognition, member's statement, 1617
- Food security
  - Northern Saskatchewan, grocery prices, investigate increases and impact on community health, moved (McPhail); leave not granted, 243
  - Northern Saskatchewan, impact on community health, 17–18, 210, 239–40
- Government financial management
  - Rules, laws, and regulations, ensure public dollars and resources are used in a manner consistent with, moved (McPhail), 2136–38
    - Questions and comments 2145–47
- Government Relations Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, N5–11, N16, N22–23, N25–27
    - (2026-27), main, N179–81
  - Northern Saskatchewan, relevant files, ministerial responsibility and collaboration, 583–84
- Health care
  - Northern Saskatchewan, access and investments, 853
- Heritage Recognition (From Many Peoples, Strength) Act (No. 41)
  - Second reading, 1683–84
- Heroism
  - Ratt, Elaine, recognition, member's statement, 159
- Highways and roads
  - Capital funding
    - Northern Saskatchewan, 1958–59
- Lac La Ronge First Nation
  - Chief Tammy Cook-Searson, 20 years of leadership, recognition, member's statement, 989
- Maiden speeches, 112–14
- Mental health and addictions
  - Rural and remote areas, crisis, work with experts on evidence-based solutions, petition, 972–73
- Mental health and addictions, services and treatments
  - Northern Saskatchewan, supports, and role of Minister, 652
- Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal Act, 2025 (No. 26)
  - Second reading, 1295
- Municipalities Modernization and Red Tape Reduction Act (No. 43)
  - Second reading, 1786–87
- Northern Saskatchewan
  - Ya' thi Néné Lands and Resources team
    - Recognition, member's statement, 480
- Power Corporation Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 14)
  - Second reading, 665
  - Committee discussion C111–12
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Food security
    - Northern Saskatchewan, impact on community health, 17–18, 210, 239–40
  - Government Relations Ministry
    - Northern Saskatchewan, relevant files, ministerial responsibility and collaboration, 583–84
  - Health care
    - Northern Saskatchewan, access and investments, 853
  - Mental health and addictions, services and treatments
    - Northern Saskatchewan, supports, and role of Minister, 652
  - Wildfires
    - Northern Saskatchewan, preparation and community engagement, 995
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Constituencies
    - Offices, subletting of, 2071, 2094, 2131
  - Cost and standard of living
    - Affordability crisis and government initiatives, 2131
  - Highways and roads
    - Capital funding
      - Northern Saskatchewan, 1958–59
  - Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert
    - Redevelopment project
      - Community contribution requirements, 1762
  - Wildfires
    - Management
      - Water bombers
        
        Procurement, 1089, 1327
        
        Use of, 1644
    - Northern Saskatchewan, 2025
      - Government response, 1089, 1149, 1214, 1327
      - Government response, public inquiry, 1149, 1214, 1307–8, 1579
      - Rebuilding efforts, application of provincial sales tax, 1393
      - Recovery
        
        Housing shortage, 2019
- Radio broadcasting
  - Missinipi Broadcasting Corporation, 40th anniversary, recognition, member's statement, 579
- Rental housing
  - Rent control, implement, petition, 1814
- Residential schools
  - Timber Bay school, recognize as provincially run residential school, petition, 558, 846, 1521–22
- Saskatchewan assured income for disability
  - Benefits
    - Indexation, petition, 670–71
- Saskatchewan Internal Trade Promotion Act (No. 24)
  - Second reading, 1626
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C32–40, C42–44
- Statute Law Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 27)
  - Second reading, 1295
- Stores, retail
  - Robertson's Trading Post, recognition, member's statement, 2012
- Tailgating Act (No. 29)
  - Second reading, 1559
- Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert
  - Redevelopment project
    - Community contribution requirements, 1762
- Wildfires
  - Management
    - Water bombers
      - Procurement, 1089, 1327
      - Use of, 1644
  - Northern Saskatchewan, 2025
    - Government response, 1089, 1149, 1214, 1327
    - Government response, public inquiry, 1149, 1214, 1307–8, 1579
    - Government response, public inquiry, call upon government to immediately launch, motion (McPhail); leave not granted, 1153
    - Rebuilding efforts, application of provincial sales tax, 1393
    - Recognition of firefighters
      - And community efforts, member's statement, 1240
    - Recovery
      - Housing shortage, 2019
  - Northern Saskatchewan, preparation and community engagement, 995
Moe, Hon. Scott (Sask Party, Rosthern-Shellbrook). s.1, 2 : Premier, President of the Executive Council, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 246–52
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1253–60
- Agriculture
  - Products, quality, comments by American president, condemnation, and government outreach, 291
- Agriculture, tariffs
  - By China
    - Government action, 627, 806, 1057–58
- AgriStability
  - Improvements, decreased payment cap and increased compensation rate, 393–94
- Budget, March 19, 2025
  - Speakers, 490–95
- Budget, 2026-27
  - Affordability measures and investment attraction, 2047
  - Deficit
    - And affordability measures, 1870
- Budget, March 18, 2026
  - Speakers, 2055–62
- Cabinet ministers
  - Premier's travel, accommodation costs, 130–31
- Cancer
  - Breast cancer screening
    - Out-of-province contract, 394
    - Out-of-province contract and improvements to local access, 292
- Condolence motions
  - Transmittal, moved (Moe), 1023
  - Bergman, Anita, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1012
  - Caswell, Gay White, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1013
  - Foster, Evelyn, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1016–17
  - Smart, Anne deBlois, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1015
  - Stuart, Lyle, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1018–19
- Conflict of interest
  - Former member Gary Grewal, investigation and penalties, 239
  - Former members, application of penalties and updates to legislation, 266–67
- Constituencies
  - Offices, subletting of, 2094
- Cost and standard of living
  - Affordability crisis and government initiatives, 1640–41, 1739
  - Affordability measures
    - And economic growth, 1819–20
  - And carbon tax, 279
  - Government campaign commitments
    - And need for additional relief, 1057, 1147–48
  - Wages, growth, and government affordability measures, 1323
- Drought
  - Prolonged, supports, 1507
- Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  - Xcopri, addition to formulary, negotiations, 71–72
- Education, funding
  - Adequacy
    - And funding for learning supports, 1447
- Electricity rates
  - Increase, and infrastructure needs, 2015–16
  - Increase, and private capital investments, 1855
  - Increase, and provincial affordability, 1738, 1759–60, 1855–56, 2092–93
  - Increase, consultation and engagement, and rate review process, 2070–71
  - SaskPower debt and carbon tax, impact on, 1506, 1619–20
  - SaskPower debt and carbon tax, impact on, and Minister's attendance at Estimates, 1595–96
- Employment
  - Job numbers and private capital investment, 1348
- Executive Council
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, 916–36
- Farm land
  - Ownership, foreign, prevention, government policies, 238
    - Penalties, 1324
    - Penalties and stakeholder committee of review, 1760
- Food banks
  - Emergency funding, expiration, and provincial affordability measures, 2047–48
  - Use of, increased, and government affordability measures, 1270, 1323
- Food security
  - Northern Saskatchewan, impact on community health, 17, 239–40
- Fuel tax
  - Suspend due to oil price increase
    - And elimination of the carbon tax, 1837–38
    - And provincial affordability, 1854
  - Suspend for six months
    - Opposition motion, support for, and government campaign commitments, 16–17
- Galloway Health Centre, Oxbow
  - Acute care, provision of service, 266
- Government financial management
  - Debt
    - And provincial affordability, 1507
  - Debt, increase
    - And economic strength, 1856–57
- Government procurement
  - American contracts and suppliers, review
    - And support for local companies, 648, 753
- Greenhouse gas mitigation, output-based performance standards
  - Proceeds, continued collection of, 1549–50
  - Proceeds, use of, 482–83
  - Reduced to zero
    - Budget, impact on, 481
    - Crown rates, impact on, 483–84
- Groceries
  - Cost, and provincial affordability initiatives, 850–51
- Health care
  - First Nations health ombudsman
    - Government engagement with, 1764
  - Laboratory services
    - American contract, 605, 629
  - Private provision, expansion of, 1575
  - Privatization of services, 1777–78
  - Service interruptions
    - And government campaign commitments, 279
- Health care, funding
  - And government priorities, 2093
- Hospitals
  - Staffing, impact on access
    - And funding for health care, 606
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - Staffing challenges and patient flow initiatives, 1058
- Hunting and fishing
  - Fees, increase, 1819
- Infrastructure
  - Federal major projects office
    - Government list of priorities, 1305–6
  - Transportation and energy security, 806
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Member for Humboldt-Watrous [Hilbert], inappropriate comments regarding federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh, apology
    - And caucus duties, 720–21, 737–38
    - And support for immigrant communities, 673–74
- Long-term care
  - Eligibility standards, 755
- Medical personnel
  - And support staff, collective bargaining, 1210–11, 1242
  - Health information management program, suspension, and investments in training, 2130
  - Shortages, impact on patient care
    - And worker retention, and government recruitment efforts, 237–38
    - Bipartisan examination, 266
- Mental health and addictions, services and treatments
  - Addiction treatment, involuntary
    - Capacity, 1644–45
- National unity
  - Federal election, result, and support for a united Canada, 822
  - Federal policies, impact on, and support for a united Canada, 604–5, 849–50
  - Separation referendum
    - And economic strength, 1031
    - And free speech, 895–97
    - And support for a united Canada, 907–8
    - Capital investment, impact on, 975–76
    - Support for, 991
    - Thresholds to call, opposition legislation, 948, 976, 992, 1006
  - Western separation and Indigenous treaty rights, 911, 1840–41
- New Democratic Party, Saskatchewan
  - Fundraising email, critique
    - Member's statement, 1817
- Patients-first health care plan
  - And challenges in health care, 1896
  - Consultation, 1777–78
- Points of Order [Session 2]
  - Unparliamentary language
    - Premier [Moe], use of "misrepresenting", 1490
- Population
  - Decrease, and growth in private capital investment, 1896, 1956
- Ports
  - Nutrien, choice of Washington state, government advocacy, 1489–90
- Potash industry
  - Russian, lifting of sanctions, and impact of American tariffs, 393
- Power stations
  - Coal-fired, extension, cost, 2048–49
- Pro Forma Bill
  - First reading, 10, 1051
- Provincial sales tax
  - At the grocery store, elimination, and government affordability measures, 100–101, 278–79, 1955
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Agriculture
    - Products, quality, comments by American president, condemnation, and government outreach, 291
  - Agriculture, tariffs
    - By China
      - Government action, 627, 806
  - AgriStability
    - Improvements, decreased payment cap and increased compensation rate, 393–94
  - Cabinet ministers
    - Premier's travel, accommodation costs, 130–31
  - Cancer
    - Breast cancer screening, out-of-province contract, 394
    - Breast cancer screening, out-of-province contract and improvements to local access, 292
  - Conflict of interest
    - Former member Gary Grewal, investigation and penalties, 239
    - Former members, application of penalties and updates to legislation, 266–67
  - Cost and standard of living
    - And carbon tax, 279
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals
    - Xcopri, addition to formulary, negotiations, 71–72
  - Farm land
    - Ownership, foreign, prevention, government policies, 238
  - Food security
    - Northern Saskatchewan, impact on community health, 17, 239–40
  - Fuel tax
    - Suspend for six months
      - Opposition motion, support for, and government campaign commitments, 16–17
  - Galloway Health Centre, Oxbow
    - Acute care, provision of service, 266
  - Government procurement
    - American contracts and suppliers, review
      - And support for local companies, 648, 753
  - Greenhouse gas mitigation, output-based performance standards
    - Proceeds, use of, 482–83
    - Reduced to zero
      - Budget, impact on, 481
      - Crown rates, impact on, 483–84
  - Groceries
    - Cost, and provincial affordability initiatives, 850–51
  - Health care
    - Laboratory services
      - American contract, 605, 629
    - Service interruptions
      - And government campaign commitments, 279
  - Hospitals
    - Staffing, impact on access
      - And funding for health care, 606
  - Infrastructure
    - Transportation and energy security, 806
  - Legislative Assembly members
    - Member for Humboldt-Watrous [Hilbert], inappropriate comments regarding federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh, apology
      - And caucus duties, 720–21, 737–38
      - And support for immigrant communities, 673–74
  - Long-term care
    - Eligibility standards, 755
  - Medical personnel
    - Shortages, impact on patient care and worker retention, and government recruitment efforts, 237–38
    - Shortages, impact on patient care, bipartisan examination, 266
  - National unity
    - Federal election, result, and support for a united Canada, 822
    - Federal policies, impact on, and support for a united Canada, 604–5, 849–50
    - Separation referendum
      - And economic strength, 1031
      - And free speech, 895–97
      - And support for a united Canada, 907–8
      - Capital investment, impact on, 975–76
      - Support for, 991
      - Thresholds to call, opposition legislation, 948, 976, 992, 1006
    - Western separation and Indigenous treaty rights, 911
  - Potash industry
    - Russian, lifting of sanctions, and impact of American tariffs, 393, 452
  - Provincial sales tax
    - At the grocery store, elimination, and government affordability measures, 100–101, 278–79
  - Sikhs
    - Sikh Heritage Month, legislation
      - Support for, 674, 757
  - Tariffs
    - And trade diversification, 737
    - Budgeting for
      - And benefits of balanced budget, 334, 452, 482
      - And provincial economic strength, 308
      - Impact analysis, 647–48
    - Impact of
      - And federal election party platforms, 736
      - And support for workers, 822
  - United States
    - Consultant, Nelson Mullins, support for Republican candidates, value for money, 1006–7, 1032
    - President Trump, annexation threat, condemnation
      - And commitment to Canadian sovereignty, 805
      - And economic strength, 307–8
      - And trade development, 290–92
  - Virtual physician program
    - And health worker recruitment, 822–23
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Agriculture, tariffs
    - By China
      - Government action, 1057–58
  - Budget, 2026-27
    - Affordability measures and investment attraction, 2047
    - Deficit
      - And affordability measures, 1870
  - Constituencies
    - Offices, subletting of, 2094
  - Cost and standard of living
    - Affordability crisis and government initiatives, 1640–41, 1739
    - Affordability measures
      - And economic growth, 1819–20
    - Government campaign commitments
      - And need for additional relief, 1057, 1147–48
    - Wages, growth, and government affordability measures, 1323
  - Drought
    - Prolonged, supports, 1507
  - Education, funding
    - Adequacy
      - And funding for learning supports, 1447
  - Electricity rates
    - Increase, and infrastructure needs, 2015–16
    - Increase, and private capital investments, 1855
    - Increase, and provincial affordability, 1738, 1759–60, 1855–56, 2092–93
    - Increase, consultation and engagement, and rate review process, 2070–71
    - SaskPower debt and carbon tax, impact on, 1506, 1619–20
    - SaskPower debt and carbon tax, impact on, and Minister's attendance at Estimates, 1595–96
  - Employment
    - Job numbers and private capital investment, 1348
  - Farm land
    - Ownership, foreign, prevention, government policies
      - Penalties, 1324
      - Penalties and stakeholder committee of review, 1760
  - Food banks
    - Emergency funding, expiration, and provincial affordability measures, 2047–48
    - Use of, increased, and government affordability measures, 1270, 1323
  - Fuel tax
    - Suspend due to oil price increase
      - And elimination of the carbon tax, 1837–38
      - And provincial affordability, 1854
  - Government financial management
    - Debt
      - And provincial affordability, 1507
    - Debt, increase
      - And economic strength, 1856–57
  - Greenhouse gas mitigation, output-based performance standards
    - Proceeds, continued collection of, 1549–50
  - Health care
    - First Nations health ombudsman
      - Government engagement with, 1764
    - Private provision, expansion of, 1575
    - Privatization of services, 1777–78
  - Health care, funding
    - And government priorities, 2093
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Staffing challenges and patient flow initiatives, 1058
  - Hunting and fishing
    - Fees, increase, 1819
  - Infrastructure
    - Federal major projects office
      - Government list of priorities, 1305–6
  - Medical personnel
    - And support staff, collective bargaining, 1210–11, 1242
    - Health information management program, suspension, and investments in training, 2130
  - Mental health and addictions, services and treatments
    - Addiction treatment, involuntary
      - Capacity, 1644–45
  - National unity
    - Western separation and Indigenous treaty rights, 1840–41
  - Patients-first health care plan
    - And challenges in health care, 1896
    - Consultation, 1777–78
  - Population
    - Decrease, and growth in private capital investment, 1896, 1956
  - Ports
    - Nutrien, choice of Washington state, government advocacy, 1489–90
  - Power stations
    - Coal-fired, extension, cost, 2048–49
  - Provincial sales tax
    - At the grocery store, elimination, and government affordability measures, 1955
  - Rental housing
    - Rent control, impact on private investment, 1486
  - Schools, new and renovated
    - Shellbrook, consolidation and replacement
      - Impact on other projects, 1896–97, 1956
  - Tariffs
    - Impact of
      - And government outreach, 1349
      - And importance of American market, 1148
  - Wildfires
    - Management
      - Water bombers
        
        Use of, 1644
    - Northern Saskatchewan, 2025
      - Government response, 1089
      - Government response, public inquiry, 1148, 1214–15
- Rental housing
  - Rent control, impact on private investment, 1486
- Schools, new and renovated
  - Shellbrook, consolidation and replacement
    - And impact on other projects, 1896–98, 1956
- Sikhs
  - Sikh Heritage Month
    - Legislation
      - Support for, 674, 757
- Speaker
  - Election [Goudy], 2–3
- Tariffs
  - And trade diversification, 737
  - Budgeting for
    - And benefits of balanced budget, 334, 452, 482
    - And provincial economic strength, 308
    - Impact analysis, 647–48
  - Impact of
    - And federal election party platforms, 736
    - And government outreach, 1349
    - And importance of American market, 1148
    - And support for workers, 822
- United States
  - Consultant, Nelson Mullins, support for Republican candidates, value for money, 1006–7, 1032
  - President Trump, annexation threat, condemnation
    - And commitment to Canadian sovereignty, 805
    - And economic strength, 307–8
    - And opinion not to impose export taxes or limit exports produced in Saskatchewan, moved (Beck); amendment (Moe), 313–17
    - And trade development, 290–92
- Vehicles
  - Electric, tariffs on Chinese imports, call upon federal government for immediate removal, moved (Beck); amendment (Kaeding), 1066–69
- Violence
  - Lapu-Lapu festival attack in Vancouver, solidarity and support, member's statement, 780
- Virtual physician program
  - And health worker recruitment, 822–23
- Wildfires
  - Management
    - Water bombers
      - Use of, 1644
  - Northern Saskatchewan, 2025
    - Government response, 1089
    - Government response, public inquiry, 1148, 1214–15
Mowat, Vicki (NDP, Saskatoon Fairview)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 28–30
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1178–81
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
  - Unregulated care provider, oversight, 1575–76
- Animal Protection Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 40)
  - Second reading, 1585–86
- Black History Month
  - And Afrocentric Symposium, member's statement, 645–46
- Budget, 2025-26
  - Projections, economic and fiscal, impact on surplus, 626
- Budget, March 19, 2025
  - Speakers, 380–82
- Budget, March 18, 2026
  - Speakers, 2003–6
- Building Schools Faster Act (No. 38)
  - Second reading, 1478
- Building Schools Faster Consequential Amendment Act (No. 39)
  - Second reading, 1478
- Canadian Armed Forces
  - Military honours review board, establish, moved (McLeod, T.), 1605–6
- Cancer
  - Breast cancer screening
    - Out-of-province contract, 394
    - Out-of-province contract and improvements to local access, 292
  - Treatment, physician shortage, government efforts, 102, 160
- Cattle industry
  - Saskatchewan Beef Industry Conference, member's statement, 1836
- Compassionate Intervention Act (No. 48)
  - Second reading, 1830–31
- Constituencies
  - Offices, subletting of, 2112
- Cost and standard of living
  - Affordability crisis and government initiatives, 1640–41
  - Affordability measures
    - And impact of taxation, 1288
  - And carbon tax, 625
  - Wages, growth, and government affordability measures, 1287
- Credit Union Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 33)
  - Second reading, 1514
- Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Elections
    - Deputy Chair [Ritchie], moved (Mowat), C1
- Culture and multiculturalism
  - Filipinos
    - Bridging Filipino Advocacy Corporation, launch, member's statement, 781
  - Rhythm and Roots Asian Festival, inaugural event, member's statement, 1574
- Curriculum
  - Sexual education, third-party educators, reverse ban, petition, 558
- Defamation Act (No. 31)
  - Second reading, 1493
- Defamation Consequential Amendments Act, 2025 (No. 32)
  - Second reading, 1493
- Diagnostic imaging
  - Computerized tomography program, Moosomin
    - Need for, 1033–34
- Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  - Xcopri, addition to formulary, negotiations, 71–72
- Economy Committee
  - Elections
    - Deputy Chair [Grewal], moved (Mowat), E1
- Education, funding
  - Adequacy
    - And funding for learning supports, 207
- Educational assistants
  - Funding, federal changes to Jordan's principle
    - Restoration, advocate for, petition, 1145
- Electricity rates
  - Increase, and energy security investments, 1794–95
  - Increase, and infrastructure needs, 1693, 1713–14
  - SaskPower debt and carbon tax, impact on, 1525, 1619–20
- Fuel tax
  - Suspend due to oil price increase
    - And elimination of the carbon tax, 1837–38
  - Suspend for six months
    - Opposition motion, support for, and government campaign commitments, 71
- Government
  - Accountability and transparency, 2112
- Green Shirt Day
  - And Logan Boulet Effect
    - Member's statement, 602–3
- Greenhouse gas mitigation, output-based performance standards
  - Proceeds, continued collection of, 1549–50
- Health care
  - Critical incidents
    - Reporting, 211
  - Private provision, expansion of, 1575
  - Procurement, American
    - Tariffs, impact of, 484
  - Service interruptions
    - And government recruitment efforts, 782
  - Staff shortages
    - Crisis, fix, petition, 68–69
- Health care, funding
  - And capital investments, 336
  - And health worker recruitment initiatives, 994
  - And nurse retention, 309–10
  - And support for emergency medical services, 335–36
- Health Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, U28–46
  - Minister
    - Competence, and government initiatives, 649
    - Party leadership run, potential, 626
- Highways and roads
  - Pullouts
    - Increase to meet safety requirements, petition, 2044–45
- Homelessness
  - Increased
    - And need for government action, member's statement, 1056
  - Increased, Saskatoon
    - And provincial approach to homelessness, 1151
    - Communities, impact on, and provincial approach to homelessness, 1554
    - Property taxes, impact on, 1524–25
- Hospital and health foundations
  - Boreal Healthcare Foundation Med Gala, Prince Albert, recognition, member's statement, 450
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - Wait times, and patient-focused nursing task force, 292–93
- House Services Committee
  - Elections
    - Deputy Chair [Sarauer], moved (Mowat), H1
- Human Services Committee
  - Elections
    - Deputy chair [Burki], moved (Mowat), U1
- Infrastructure
  - Federal major projects office
    - Saskatchewan projects and private capital investment, 1392
- Inter-jurisdictional Support Orders Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 30)
  - Second reading, 1492–93
- Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Elections
    - Deputy Chair [Nippi-Albright], moved (Mowat), N1
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Member for Humboldt-Watrous [Hilbert], inappropriate comments regarding federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh, apology
    - And support for immigrant communities, 673
  - Partnership of Parliaments trip to Europe, member's statement, 1691
- Medical personnel
  - And support staff, collective bargaining, 2112
  - Shortages, impact on patient care
    - Bipartisan examination, 268
      - Motion (Mowat); leave not granted, 271–72
- Medical technologists and technicians
  - Staffing levels, impact on retention and patient care, 507–8
- Mineral Resources Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 35)
  - Second reading, 1583–84
- Municipalities Modernization and Red Tape Reduction Act (No. 43)
  - Second reading, 1587
- National unity
  - Federal policies, impact on, and support for a united Canada, 870
  - Separation referendum
    - And free speech, 870, 895
    - Thresholds to call, opposition legislation, 948
- Physicians
  - Recruitment and retention, 267–68
- Points of Order [Session 2]
  - Speaker, attempting to influence, 1718
- Private Bills Committee
  - Elections
    - Deputy Chair [Conway], moved (Mowat), B1
- Privileges Committee
  - Elections
    - Deputy Chair [Sarauer], moved (Mowat), R1
- Public libraries
  - Workers, violence against, and government investments in community safety, 1693–94, 1714, 1741–42
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Budget, 2025-26
    - Projections, economic and fiscal, impact on surplus, 626
  - Cancer
    - Breast cancer screening, out-of-province contract, 394
    - Breast cancer screening, out-of-province contract and improvements to local access, 292
    - Treatment, physician shortage, government efforts, 102, 160
  - Cost and standard of living
    - And carbon tax, 625
  - Diagnostic imaging
    - Computerized tomography program, Moosomin
      - Need for, 1033–34
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals
    - Xcopri, addition to formulary, negotiations, 71–72
  - Education, funding
    - Adequacy
      - And funding for learning supports, 207
  - Fuel tax
    - Suspend for six months
      - Opposition motion, support for, and government campaign commitments, 71
  - Health care
    - Critical incidents
      - Reporting, 211
    - Procurement, American
      - Tariffs, impact of, 484
    - Service interruptions
      - And government recruitment efforts, 782
  - Health care, funding
    - And capital investments, 336
    - And health worker recruitment initiatives, 994
    - And nurse retention, 309–10
    - And support for emergency medical services, 335–36
  - Health Ministry
    - Minister
      - Competence, and government initiatives, 649
      - Party leadership run, potential, 626
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Wait times, and patient-focused nursing task force, 292–93
  - Legislative Assembly members
    - Member for Humboldt-Watrous [Hilbert], inappropriate comments regarding federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh, apology
      - And support for immigrant communities, 673
  - Medical personnel
    - Shortages, impact on patient care, bipartisan examination, 268
  - Medical technologists and technicians
    - Staffing levels, impact on retention and patient care, 507–8
  - National unity
    - Federal policies, impact on, and support for a united Canada, 870
    - Separation referendum
      - And free speech, 870, 895
      - Thresholds to call, opposition legislation, 948
  - Physicians
    - Recruitment and retention, 267–68
  - Regina Breast Health Centre
    - Opening date
      - And expanded mobile access, 394–95
  - Regina General Hospital
    - Interventional radiology unit, staffing, 948–49
    - Neonatal intensive care unit
      - Staffing and supplies, and government investments in pediatric care, 698–99, 718–19
  - Surgery
    - Wait times, government initiatives, 293
  - Tariffs
    - Impact of
      - And supports for people and businesses, 561
  - Vaccination
    - Measles outbreak and support for vaccination, 911
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
    - Unregulated care provider, oversight, 1575–76
  - Constituencies
    - Offices, subletting of, 2112
  - Cost and standard of living
    - Affordability crisis and government initiatives, 1640–41
    - Affordability measures
      - And impact of taxation, 1288
    - Wages, growth, and government affordability measures, 1287
  - Electricity rates
    - Increase, and energy security investments, 1794–95
    - Increase, and infrastructure needs, 1693, 1713–14
    - SaskPower debt and carbon tax, impact on, 1525, 1619–20
  - Fuel tax
    - Suspend due to oil price increase
      - And elimination of the carbon tax, 1837–38
  - Government
    - Accountability and transparency, 2112
  - Greenhouse gas mitigation, output-based performance standards
    - Proceeds, continued collection of, 1549–50
  - Health care
    - Private provision, expansion of, 1575
  - Homelessness
    - Increased, Saskatoon
      - And provincial approach to homelessness, 1151
      - Communities, impact on, and provincial approach to homelessness, 1554
      - Property taxes, impact on, 1524–25
  - Infrastructure
    - Federal major projects office
      - Saskatchewan projects and private capital investment, 1392
  - Medical personnel
    - And support staff, collective bargaining, 2112
  - Public libraries
    - Workers, violence against, and government investments in community safety, 1693–94, 1714, 1741–42
  - Stores, retail
    - Costco, Regina, second location, bidding war, 1525
  - Vehicle insurance
    - Rates, increase, and health of Saskatchewan Auto Fund, 1693
  - Wildfires
    - Northern Saskatchewan, 2025
      - Rebuilding efforts, application of provincial sales tax, 1392
- Regina Breast Health Centre
  - Opening date
    - And expanded mobile access, 394–95
- Regina General Hospital
  - Interventional radiology unit, staffing, 948–49
  - Neonatal intensive care unit
    - Staffing and supplies, and government investments in pediatric care, 698–99, 718–19
- Regulated Health Professions Act (No. 18)
  - Second reading, 795
  - Committee discussion U146–52
- Regulated Health Professions Consequential Amendments Act, 2025 (No. 19)
  - Second reading, 795–96
- Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
  - Units, renovate, make available and affordable, and ensure vacant units are occupied, petition, 1503, 1616, 1690, 1792
- Saskatchewan Internal Trade Promotion Act (No. 24)
  - Second reading, 1824–25
- Stores, retail
  - Costco, Regina, second location, bidding war, 1525
- Surgery
  - Wait times
    - Government initiatives, 293
- Tailgating Act (No. 29)
  - Second reading, 1582
- Tariffs
  - Impact of
    - And supports for people and businesses, 561
- Theatre
  - Tommy Douglas High School, Saskatoon, improv team, advancement to Canadian Improv Games National Festival, member's statement, 2110
- Vaccination
  - Measles outbreak and support for vaccination, 911
- Vehicle insurance
  - Rates, increase, and health of Saskatchewan Auto Fund, 1693
- Virtual physician program
  - Emergency or obstetrical services, prohibit use for, moved (Conway); amendment (Carr), 880–83
- Vital Statistics Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 37)
  - Second reading, 1515–16
- Wildfires
  - Northern Saskatchewan, 2025
    - Rebuilding efforts, application of provincial sales tax, 1392
- Women
  - Empowerment advocate Sadaf Kidwai, recognition, member's statement, 264