Hansard Subject Index - 30th Legislature

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Cabinet ministers
- Casework, process
  - Cockrill, 1644
  - Roy, 1644
- Crown corporations, minister for, attendance at Estimates committee meeting
  - See
    - Electricity rates – SaskPower debt and carbon tax, impact on, and Minister's attendance at Estimates
- Finance minister, critique
  - See
    - Conflict of interest – Allegation against member for Regina University [A. Young], and critique of Finance minister's priorities, member's statement
- Legislative secretaries, remuneration, P319–21
  - And workload, P321–22
- Mental health and addictions minister, critique
  - See
    - Official opposition – Mental health and addictions, critic for
- Premier's travel, accommodation costs
  - Conway, 130, 282
  - Harrison, J., 282
  - Moe, 130–31
- Shadow ministers
  - See
    - Official opposition – Mental health and addictions, critic for
Cable television
- See
  - Television
Cafés
- See
  - Restaurants
Camo Day
- See
  - Hunting, Fishing, and Trapping Heritage Day
Camp sites, facilities, etc.
- In Provincial parks
  - See
    - Parks, provincial – Camping
Camps
- Camp Easter Seals, fundraising
  - See
    - Persons with disabilities – Easter Seals
- Good Spirit Bible Camp, recognition, member's statement
  - Chan, 1439
- Summer respite camps for persons with disabilities
  - See also
    - Persons with disabilities – Summer respite camps
Canada
- Destination Canada
  - See
    - Tourism Saskatchewan – Federal funding
- Sovereignty
  - See
    - United States – President Trump, annexation threat, condemnation
- United States border, security
  - See
    - Border security
Canada Community-Building Fund
- Bridges
  - See
    - Bridges – Condition of, and funding support for municipalities
- Compliance reporting requirements, N12–13
- Federal government, change in, impact on, N13
- Fire halls, eligible expense, N12, N13–14
- Renewal, N4, N12
- Resilience and disaster mitigation, funding and projects, N18
Canada Health Transfer
- Bilateral agreements
  - See
    - Health care, funding – Canada Health Transfer and bilateral agreements
  - Aging with Dignity
    - See
      - Seniors – Aging with Dignity agreement, funding
  - Drugs for rare diseases
    - See
      - Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Rare diseases, improved access, bilateral agreement
  - Working together
    - See
      - Health care, funding – Shared priorities, federal-provincial agreement
- Clawback due to private diagnostic imaging services, P98, U36
- Funding, U36
  - Increase
    - See
      - Health care, funding – Federal and provincial
Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund N4, N26
Canada-Saskatchewan Job Grant
- Elimination, E102
Canada's Farm Show
- Funding
  - See
    - Agriculture Ministry – Industry grants, funding
- Member's statement
  - Thorsteinson, 333
- Outstanding Young Farmers award
  - See
    - Farmers – Outstanding Young Farmers award
Canadian Agricultural Partnership
- Lean Improvements in Manufacturing program
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Lean Improvements in Manufacturing program
Canadian Agricultural Safety Week
- And government safety initiatives, member's statement
  - Beaudry, 306
- Member's statement
  - Hilbert, 1835–36
Canadian Armed Forces
- Advocate and mentor Vaughn Solomon Schofield
  - See
    - Tributes
- Cenotaph, Victoria Park, Regina
  - See
    - Military history – Canadian Armed Forces cenotaph, Regina, vandalism, recognition of community restoration efforts
- Military honours review board, establish, moved (McLeod, T.)
  - McLeod, B., 1604–5
  - McLeod, T., 1604
  - Mowat, 1605–6
- Military honours review board, establish, moved (McLeod, T.); transmittal, moved (McLeod, T.)
  - McLeod, T., 1606
- Plemel, Lorne Benedict
  - See
    - Tributes
- Royal Canadian Air Force
  - See
    - Royal Canadian Air Force
- Saskatchewan Scholarship of Honour
  - See
    - Scholarships and bursaries – Funding
Canadian Blood Services
- Utilization, U29
Canadian Centre for Nuclear Innovation
- See
  - Sylvia Fedoruk Canadian Centre for Nuclear Innovation
Canadian Islamic History Month
- Member's statement
  - Burki, 1085
Canadian Light Source Inc. E50
- Funding, E54–55
  - Long-term and life cycle, E56
- Recognition, member's statement
  - Grewal, 2325
Canadian Mental Health Week
- Member's statement
  - Beaudry, 906–7
  - Nippi-Albright, 893, 2409
Canadian Union of Public Employees
- Collective bargaining, C5, C8, C49–50
- Health care workers
  - See
    - Medical personnel – And support staff, collective bargaining
  - Disability benefits
    - See
      - Health Shared Services Saskatchewan – Disability claims
- Legal Aid Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Legal Aid Saskatchewan – Collective bargaining agreement
- Public Service Commission
  - See
    - Public Service Commission – Collective bargaining agreements
- Social Services Ministry
  - See
    - Social Services Ministry – Collective bargaining agreement
Canadian Western Agribition, Regina
- Funding
  - See
    - Agriculture Ministry – Industry grants, funding
- Member's statement
  - Gartner, 1463
  - McLeod, B., 15
  - Thorsteinson, 125
  - Wotherspoon, 15–16, 1463
- Miss Rodeo Agribition 2025, Abbey Harty
  - See
    - Rodeo – Miss Rodeo Canada
- Premier's reception, member's statement
  - Keisig, 1524
Canals
- M1 canal, E25–26
Cancer
- Breast cancer, interval cancer rate, P127
- Breast cancer screening
  - Age of eligibility
    - See
      - Cancer – Breast cancer screening program – Age of eligibility, lowering of
  - And diagnoses, improvements
    - Cockrill, 338
    - Senger, 338
  - And diagnoses, wait times, U31
  - Mammography buses, P127, P128
    - See also
      - Regina Breast Health Centre – Opening date – And expanded mobile access
    - Additional, U27
      - Budget debate, 297
  - Out-of-province contract, P129, U30, U31
    - Beck, 394
    - Cockrill, 338, 701
    - Moe, 394
    - Mowat, 394
    - Senger, 338, 701
  - Out-of-province contract and improvements to local access, 933–34
    - See also
      - Cancer – Breast cancer screening – And diagnoses, improvements
    - Beck, 292
    - Cockrill, 292
    - Moe, 292
    - Mowat, 292
- Breast cancer screening program
  - Age of eligibility, lowering of, P126, U27
    - See also
      - Cancer – Breast cancer screening – And diagnoses, improvements
    - Budget debate, 297
    - Outreach and access, P127–28
  - Performance metrics, reporting, P126–27
  - Wait times, P128–29
  - Wait times and government initiatives, P127
- Breast Health Centre, Regina
  - See
    - Regina Breast Health Centre
- Buckets for Brains fundraiser, member's statement
  - Wilson, 1523
- Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan
- Cervical cancer self-screening, funding, U27
  - Throne Speech, 7
- Colorectal cancer screening program
  - Colonoscopies, wait times, P130, P133
  - Colonoscopies, wait times, reduction efforts, P131
  - Outreach to medical personnel, P132
  - Promotion and participation rate, P130, P131
    - Indigenous Persons, P132
  - Quality indicators, reporting, P131–32
- Community oncology program, funding, U27
- Daffodil Month
  - See
    - Daffodil Month
- Fundraising
  - See
    - Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan
    - Daffodil Month
- Lung cancer
  - Causes
    - See
      - Radon Action Month
  - Lung Cancer Awareness Month
    - See
      - Lung Cancer Awareness Month
  - Screening program, development, U27
    - Budget debate, 297
- Melville & District Health Centre, building conditions and service quality
  - See
    - Melville & District Health Centre – Cancer care, critique
- Movember hockey classic fundraiser
  - Member's statement
    - Kropf, 70
- Nurses
  - See
    - Oncology Nursing Day
- Ovarian cancer
  - See also
    - World Ovarian Cancer Day
  - Research grant, Throne Speech, 7
- Patient navigation services
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Cancer Agency – Staff – Nurse navigators
- Patients, parking fees at health facilities
  - See
    - Health facilities – Parking fees for cancer patients
- Pediatric cancer clinic of Regina
  - See
    - Hospital and health foundations – Hospitals of Regina Foundation – Pediatric cancer clinic fundraiser
- Treatment, physician shortage, government efforts
  - Cockrill, 102, 160–61
  - Mowat, 102, 160
  - Pratchler, 161
- Women
  - See also
  - WeyStrong, recognition of support, outreach and fundraising, member's statement
    - Weger, 1390–91
Cancer Foundation of Saskatchewan
- Recognition, member's statement
  - Conway, 2533–34
  - Kasun, 2533
Cannabis
- Regulatory activities, P357
  - Documentation, P353
  - Inspections, P353, P355
  - Non-compliance, P354–55
    - Reporting, P354, P357
    - Sanctions, P353–54, P355–56
  - Permitees, risk assessments, P355
  - Process improvements, effectiveness, P355–56
- Retail industry, trends, P357
Canoes and canoeing
- Aquatic invasive species, transportation of
  - See
    - Aquatic invasive species – Clean, drain, dry program
Canola crushing industry
- See
  - Value-added agriculture – Canola crushing industry
CAP (Canadian Agricultural Partnership)
- Saskatchewan Lean Improvements in Manufacturing program
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Lean Improvements in Manufacturing program
Capital investments
- Attraction
  - Crown collaboration target, C61, C69–70
  - Nuclear energy
    - See
      - Nuclear energy – Economic development, associated opportunities
- Attractiveness
  - Conditions and initiatives, E79–80, E81, E85
  - Government policies, impact on
    - See
      - Economy – Growth – Framework for, recognition
- Employment opportunities
  - See
    - Employment – Opportunities, and private capital investment
- Growth, 918, E72–73
  - See also
  - Member's statement
    - Keisig, 1854
  - Throne Speech, 1043
- Growth plan target, Throne Speech, 5
- Make-it-here incentive, opposition proposal, and government record of economic development
  - Housser, 1289–90
  - Kaeding, 1289
  - Reiter, 1290
- Resource industries, government role in
  - See
    - Resource industries – Investment attractiveness – Government role in
- Separation referendum, impact
  - See
    - National unity – Separation referendum – Capital investment, impact on
- Statistics Canada survey (2025), E81
  - Interprovincial and historical, E81–82
- Technology start-up incentive
  - See
    - Saskatchewan technology start-up incentive
Carbon capture, utilization, and storage E53
- See also
  - Carbon sequestration
- Boundary dam carbon capture project
  - See
    - Oil industry – Enhanced oil recovery – Projects, recovery rate
    - Power stations – Boundary dam 3, carbon capture unit
- Provincial expertise and intergovernmental collaboration, E8
Carbon sequestration
- From agriculture, E7
- Technology, grant funding
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Technology Fund
- In wetlands
  - See
    - Wetlands – Carbon sequestration benefits
Carbon tax (federal)
- And cost and standard of living
  - See
    - Cost and standard of living – And carbon tax
- Elimination of, government advocacy, Throne Speech, 8
- Future Electricity Fund
  - See
    - Future Electricity Fund
- Government policy, critique, member's statement
  - Young, A., 2214–15
- Grocery prices in Northern Saskatchewan, impact on
  - See
    - Food security – Northern Saskatchewan, impact on community health
- Home heating oil, exemption
  - Average household savings, C59
  - Cost, P158, P253, P254, P258
  - Electrically heated homes, inclusion, Throne Speech, 8
  - Legislation to extend, Throne Speech, 8
- On industrial emitters
  - See
    - Greenhouse gas mitigation, output-based performance standards
Caregiver tax credit
- Increase, government campaign commitment, 916
  - Throne Speech, 8, 1045
Caregivers
- Caregivers Week
  - See
    - Caregivers Week
- Criminal record checks
  - See
    - Foster home care – Background checks
    - Group homes – And approved private service homes, oversight – Background checks
- Respite services
  - See also
    - Hope's Home, Saskatoon
    - Persons with disabilities – Summer respite camps
  - Funding, U73
- Tax credit
  - See
    - Caregiver tax credit
- Volunteer, appreciation
  - See
    - Caregivers Week
Caregivers Week
- And recognition of voluntary caregivers, member's statement
  - Hilbert, 2213
Caribou, woodland
- See
  - Wildlife – Woodland caribou habitat restoration, funding
Carlton Trail College
- BHP Technical Training Centre, Humboldt, member's statement
  - Hilbert, 2410
- Trades building, Humboldt
  - See also
    - Carlton Trail College – BHP Technical Training Centre, Humboldt
  - Funding, C80, U93, U98
Carp
- See
  - Aquatic invasive species – Carp species
Casinos
- Alcohol sales
  - See
    - Alcohol – Sale, on-table, regulation
- Dakota Dunes Casino, Whitecap Dakota First Nation, expansion, C60
- Northern Lights Casino, Prince Albert, expansion, C60
- Revenue
  - See
    - Gaming framework agreement
Caswell, Gay White
- See
  - Condolence motions
Catchment areas
- See
  - Watersheds
Cattle industry
- See also
  - Livestock industry
- Animal protection
  - See
    - Animal welfare – Inspectors, legislation
- Bovine tuberculosis
  - Producer supports, E43
  - Spread by elk, mitigation
    - See
      - Big game management extended hunt program
- Misty Valley Farms, Maidstone, 50th annual production sale, recognition, member's statement
  - Thorsteinson, 1692
- Opposition leader, statements on, critique, member's statement
  - Young, C., 2245
- River Hill Farm, Canadian Speckle Park Association Lifetime Achievement Award, 2024, recipients, member's statement
  - Thorsteinson, 624–25
- Saskatchewan Beef Industry Conference, member's statement
  - Mowat, 1836
- Western Canadian Association of Bovine Practitioners, Honorary Life Membership
  - See
    - Veterinarians – Krauss, Dr. Richard, recognition
CBO (community-based organization)
- See
  - Community-based organizations
CBO Worker Appreciation Day
- Member's statement
  - Kasun, 1321
CCA (continuing care aide)
- See
  - Continuing care aides
CCDF (Clarence Campeau Development Fund)
- See
  - Gaming framework agreement – Allocations
CCUS (Carbon capture, utilization, and storage)
- See
  - Carbon capture, utilization, and storage
CDM-QIP (Chronic disease management-quality improvement program)
- See
  - Chronic diseases – Information technology, chronic disease management quality improvement program
CEF (Conseil des écoles fransaskoises)
- See
  - Conseil des écoles fransaskoises No. 310
Cell phones
- Phones for a Fresh Start program, C31, C61–62
- RAZ mobility memory phone, available through SaskTel, C60
- Services
  - See
    - Cellular services
Cellular services
- 5G expansion, C31, C33, C60
- 5G innovation
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Telecommunications – 5G innovation labs
- 911 services
  - See
    - Emergency services
- Fusion network services
  - See
    - Internet – Fusion network and services
- Hanson Lake Road, connectivity improvements, C31, C32–33, N7
- Lüm Mobile, C31, C37–38
- Northern Saskatchewan, connectivity, N6
- Pre-paid service
  - See
    - Cellular services – Lüm Mobile
- Towers, cost, C40
- Uranium City, C40
Cellular telephones
- See
  - Cell phones
Cemeteries
- Research and mapping, Susan Conly
  - See
    - Birthdays – Conly, Susan
Cenobamate
- See
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Xcopri
Centenarians
- See
  - Birthdays
Centres for the performing arts
- See
  - Performing arts facilities
CETG (Clean electricity transition grant)
- See
  - Greenhouse gas mitigation, output-based performance standards – Proceeds, use of
Chair and Deputy Chair, committees, rulings and statements
- See also
  - Points of Order [Committees]
  - Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements
- Auditor reports
  - Not within the mandate of this committee, P301
  - Outside the mandate of this committee, P382
  - Status updates, indicate if the auditee feels the spirit and intent have been implemented, P160
  - Trending into a bit more of the policy debate, P144
- Bills
  - Ask that the questions refer back to the bill, N108
  - It's not a shell game and do not refer to it as that, N111
  - Letter shared with the committee, let the minister discuss with his staff and make sure that any questions are tied very tightly to the amendments that are in the bill, N250
  - Minister is not in a position to answer that type of question; encourage you to speak to the particulars of the bill, N108
  - Question for another ministry, N237
  - That's a question the minister is unqualified to answer, N109
  - Those are theoretical questions that cannot be answered, N110–11
  - Tie it back to the Act, N249
  - Use of acronyms, U300, U313
  - Very qualified and close-quartered in terms of what it's presenting today, N109
  - You can provide the letters to the committee for review and we will decide if they will be tabled, U316
- Estimates
  - Advise the committee on how that question ties into the budget, U279
  - Allow a wide latitude but try to keep it connected, C6
  - Bill is not part of the estimates that we are looking at, E28
  - Bring it back to the estimates, E34
  - Bring the question back to what we're dealing with, N37
  - Broad-ranging question about future cost not relevant to what we're debating, U202
  - Can the question be asked in relation to the supplementary estimates, N124
  - Can you find an answer to the member's question in all that, C194
  - Caution that might be proprietary knowledge; privacy aspect of contacts, N40
  - Could we move on to another question, C28
  - Don't think that relates to the estimates that are before us, U61
  - Don't understand how that question relates to the budget, U243
  - Focus needs to get back to the estimates and what's in front of us, N207
  - Funding will be announced when the program's up and running; nothing is in the estimates in regards to that, N13
  - Get the question to refer to estimates, E202
  - Get to a question, E193
  - Getting outside of the budget estimates, E70
  - He did answer the question. I don't know what more you want, C147
  - How does it relate back to the estimates, C84
  - How is tabling these documents analyzing the '26-27 budget, U254
  - How is this related to the budget?, E84
  - How is this related to the budget? Having a hard time finding out how this ties in, E83
  - I'd like to be participating as little as possible, C23
  - I'd like you to move on; We've got a lot of material to go over, C84
  - If it relates to where we're going in '25-26, I will allow that, N144
  - I'll allow the response because it goes to answering the questions in the manner that have been asked, N43
  - Inappropriate use of estimates committee; it is, C24
  - Just wants you to provide the company names, C195
  - Keep the questions about our budgetary estimates, U164
  - Keep to estimates, E164
  - Keep to the topic of estimates that are in front of us, N6, N11, N13, N18, N20–21
  - Let's move on and try to accomplish something, C22
  - Let's take the politics out of these estimates and let's ask one question at a time, C198
  - Make sure it's estimate-related, E234
  - Minister, will you answer, C24
  - Minister basically quoted that he's not going to respond, C74
  - Minister is answering the question, C18–19
  - Minister is saying he can't supply it now or at a later day; we'll move on, C72
  - Minister said he would take a look; can we move forward, C74
  - Minister will answer and if the answer is inadequate, it is the answer, C24
  - Move forward and answer as many questions as possible, C20
  - Move on from that line of questioning as they're a third-party provider, N86
  - Move on to some more relevant questions, C85
  - Moving into areas that are not related to this estimate, N78
  - Not a question relating to the estimates that are before us, U61
  - Not relevant to the ministry before us, E240–41
  - Not sure how that question relates to estimates, U67
  - Officials did provide figures, but you are welcome to re-ask your question if you choose, C189
  - Opening comments, length of, U218
  - Please keep it relevant to the supplementary estimates, C6
  - Question is pretty futuristic, C191
  - Question not related to the estimates, E155
  - Questioning the relevance to the estimates that are before us, N88
  - Questions directed towards the estimates, a little more precise, U59
  - Relevance to budget that we are debating this evening, U232
  - Save your questions for legislation for another time, C145
  - Set this aside and move on and come back to it if you're not satisfied with that answer, C23
  - A simple, straightforward question, and if the minister chooses to answer, C198
  - Stay relevant to the question, C21
  - Talking about summary of appropriation and expense related to the vote that's in front of us, N35
  - That is a question for a different ministry, N7, N8, N10, N11, N15
  - That is a question for different ministry, E70
  - That is specific to the bill and the minister will not go further into those details, C144
  - There's some broad strokes you can touch on but I'm not looking for a complete answer knowing that it is an Environment file, N153
  - This isn't a forum to debate policy, E33
  - Tie that question into the budget, U176
  - Use of acronyms, U189, U198, U206, U288
  - Veering away from the estimates, E82
  - We are here for the supplemental part of it, N121
  - We can provide numbers that are related to the estimates that are in front of us, N141
  - We're speaking of '25-26 and '26-27 so the focus of the questions needs to remain in scope, N141
  - We're talking '26-27 budget, to ask the minister to go back 5 and 10 years, I can't see how it's relevant, U249
  - What do expired manuals have to do with the '26-27 budget, U289
  - What the minister feels about an issue does not concern the financial details that we are here debating, U178
  - Work of this committee is to go to what's on the paper here, N35
  - Wrap up this question and move on to another, C19
  - You got your answer and there is no other aspect to it, C145
  - You have the floor, Minister, you can answer, C24
  - You're trying to make assumptions, E157
  - You've been given latitude. Please connect your questions to the estimates, C86
- Languages, stick with English, U121
- Public Accounts, review of
  - Mandate of committee is to measure after the fact, P260
- Seventy-five minute debate
  - Withdraw that statement because at present it is an allegation only, 2137
- Unparliamentary language
  - Suggesting that they're not providing an honest answer is highly inappropriate, N46
  - Suggesting that they're not providing as honest answer is highly inappropriate, N43
- Written questions
  - Are not to be left here, N13
Chambers of Commerce
- Nipawin, Achieving Business Excellence Awards, recognition of board, recipients, and event sponsors, member's statement
  - Bromm, 698
- Regina, Paragon Awards, recipients, recognition, member's statement
  - Housser, 672
- Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce, young entrepreneur bursary
  - See
    - Saskatchewan young entrepreneur bursary
Change of Name Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 36)
- First reading
  - Cockrill, 1352
- Second reading
  - Blakley, 1610
  - Brar, 1747–48
  - Breckner, 1662
  - Burki, 1784
  - ChiefCalf, 1825–26
  - Cockrill, 1396
  - Gordon, 1430–31
  - Grewal, 1561–62
  - Housser, 1584
  - Jorgenson, 1701
  - McBean, 1515
  - McPhail, 1477
  - Pratchler, 1628
  - Senger, 1766
  - Teed, 1680–81
  - Warrington, 1495
  - Young, A., 1397
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - McLeod, T., 1826
- Committee discussion
  - Cockrill, U211–14
  - Conway, U211–14
  - Teed, U211, U213–14
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Kropf), U214
- Report without amendment
  - Keisig, 2135
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Cockrill, 2135
- Third reading
  - Cockrill, 2135
- Royal Assent, 2597
Channel Clearing and Drainage Project Maintenance Assistance for Local Governments (rebate program)
- Funding, E36
Channels (hydraulic engineering)
- Channels clearing program
  - See
    - Channel Clearing and Drainage Project Maintenance Assistance for Local Governments (rebate program)
Charities
- See also
- 30 Birds Foundation
  - See
    - Students – Afghan girls, Wingspan Gala fundraiser, recognition
- Ability in Me
  - See
    - Down syndrome – Ability in Me program
- Big Brothers Big Sisters
  - See
    - Big Brothers Big Sisters
- B'nai Brith
  - See
    - Jewish people – B'nai Brith
- Canadian Cancer Society
  - See
    - Daffodil Month
- Canadian Centre to End Human Trafficking
  - See
    - Human trafficking – Canadian Centre to End Human Trafficking, recognition
- Caring Hearts, Regina
  - See
    - Bereavement – Caring Hearts, Regina, Hope for the Holidays fundraiser
- Creative Options Regina
  - See
    - Culture and multiculturalism – India Night 2025, Regina, recognition
- Eagle Heart Centre, Regina
  - See
    - Child welfare – Eagle Heart Centre, Regina, founder Delora Parisian, retirement, recognition
- Easter Seals
  - See
    - Persons with disabilities – Easter Seals
- Elizabeth Fry Society
  - See
    - Offenders – Reintegration supports – Females – Funding
- Family Place, Weyburn
  - See
    - Families – Family Place, Weyburn
- Family Service Regina
  - See
    - Families – Family Service Regina
- Food banks
  - See
    - Food banks
- Good Spirit Bible Camp
  - See
    - Camps – Good Spirit Bible Camp, recognition
- Gravelbourg Cares bus shuttle
  - See
    - Bus services – Gravelbourg Cares bus shuttle, recognition
- Hope's Home, Saskatoon
  - See
    - Hope's Home, Saskatoon
- Hospital and health foundations
  - See
    - Hospital and health foundations
- Indigenous Christian Fellowship
  - See
    - Churches – Indigenous Christian Fellowship
- John Howard Society
  - Helping Hands program, Moose Jaw
    - See
      - Communities – Moose Jaw – Helping Hands program
  - Homebase, integrated youth services
    - See
      - Children and youth – Integrated youth services, Homebase
- Lincoln's Life Mattered Foundation
  - See
    - Mental health and addictions – Healing Through Humour Comedy Night and the Lincoln's Life Mattered Foundation, recognition
- Loran Scholars Foundation
  - See
    - Scholarships and bursaries – Loran Scholar recipient, Emily Gustus, recognition
- Mobile Crisis Services of Regina
  - See
    - Mental health and addictions, services and treatments – Mobile Crisis Services of Regina
- Movember Charity Classic Hockey Game
  - See
    - Cancer – Movember hockey classic fundraiser
- Mustard Seed, Saskatoon
  - See
    - Emergency housing – Mustard Seed, Saskatoon
- Nashi, Saskatoon
  - See
    - Human trafficking – Nashi, Saskatoon, Perogy Paradise fundraiser
- Nature Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Nature Saskatchewan
- Porcupine Opportunities Program, Porcupine Plain
  - See
    - Persons with disabilities – Porcupine Opportunities Program, recognition
- Prairie Harm Reduction, Saskatoon
  - See
    - Prairie Harm Reduction, Saskatoon
- Ranch Ehrlo Society
  - See
    - Ranch Ehrlo Society
- Regina Crime Stoppers
  - See
    - Regina Crime Stoppers
- Regina Street Culture Project
  - See
    - Restaurants – Safe Cafe, Street Culture Project partnership with Conexus Credit Union
- Ronald McDonald House Charities of Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Ronald McDonald House Charities of Saskatchewan
- Salvation Army, Regina
  - See
    - Christians – Living Hope Alliance Church, Regina
- Sanctum Care Group
  - See
    - Sanctum Care Group
- Saskatchewan 4-H
  - See
    - Saskatchewan 4-H
- Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation
- Saskatoon and District Labour Council Summer Snack Program
  - See
    - Food security – Saskatoon Summer Snack Program, recognition
- Saskatoon Open Door Society, volunteer Mairin Loewen
  - See
    - Municipal governance – Loewen, Mairin
- Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society
  - See
    - Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society
- Square One, Moose Jaw
  - See
    - Emergency housing – Square One, Moose Jaw, recognition
- Str8 Up
  - See
    - Correctional centres – Gang reduction programming, funding
- Teddy Bears Anonymous, first responders' Jump for Charity
  - See
    - Health care – Children and youth – Teddy Bears Anonymous Jump for Charity fundraiser
- Transition houses
  - See
    - Transition houses
- Young Men's Christian Association
  - See
    - Children and youth – Integrated youth services, Homebase – Moose Jaw
- Young Women's Christian Association
  - See
    - Young Women's Christian Association
Cheerleading
- 2026 Provincial Cheerleading Championships, teams advancing to world championships, recognition, member's statement
  - Jenson, 2297
Chief Electoral Officer
- See
  - Elections Saskatchewan
Child abuse
- Complaints, follow-up process, time lines
  - First contact, P60, P61
    - Initial assessments, challenges, P62–63
  - Investigations, P61–62
  - Northern Saskatchewan, P63–64
  - Risk assessments, P60–61
- Travelling case work team, P61, P62, P64
Child and family services
- Resources, adequacy of, and support for workers
  - Jenson, 2159
  - Ritchie, 2159
Child and Family Services (Betty's Law) Amendment Act (No. 629)
- First reading
  - Conway, 2560
Child Care (New Facilities) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 8)
- First reading
  - Hindley, 270
- Second reading
  - ChiefCalf, 612–13
  - Hindley, 524
  - Housser, 568
  - McBean, 633
  - Pratchler, 662–63
  - Sarauer, 524–25
  - Teed, 547–48
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Carr, 663
- Committee discussion
  - Hindley, U121–27
  - Pratchler, U121–27
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Gartner), U127
- Report without amendment
  - Weger, 759
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Hindley, 759
- Third reading
  - Hindley, 759
- Royal Assent, 997
Child support
- Interjurisdictional support orders, legislation
  - Throne Speech, 1046
Child welfare
- Children in care
  - Caseloads, U83
  - Extended family caregivers, allowance rates, U72, U73
  - Hotels, use of, U85–86
  - Trends, U83–84
  - Youth transitioning out of care
    - See also
      - Cell phones – Phones for a Fresh Start program
    - Fusion Plus, recognition, member's statement
      - Martens, 2326
    - Semi-independent home, U73
- Eagle Heart Centre, Regina, founder Delora Parisian, retirement, recognition, member's statement
  - Conway, 236
- First Nations agencies, P62, P64
- Foster care
  - See
    - Foster home care
- Indigenous children, family connection workers, P62
- Intensive in-home supports, expansion, U72
  - Funding, U73, U84
- Little Oak Child and Youth Advocacy Centre, Moose Jaw
  - See
    - Crime – Civil forfeiture program, initiatives, funding
- Overdoses in children under 5
  - See
    - Drug and alcohol abuse – Overdoses, children under 5
- Semi-independent living program
  - See
    - Child welfare – Children in care – Youth transitioning out of care – Semi-independent home
Children and youth
- Big Brothers Big Sisters
  - See
    - Big Brothers Big Sisters
- In care
  - See
    - Child welfare
- Child care
  - See
    - Early childhood education and child care
- Clothing, immediately suspend the provincial sales tax, motion (Pratchler); leave not granted
  - Pratchler, 283
- Community youth workers
  - See
    - Justice, administration – Community corrections, collective bargaining, funding
- With complex medical needs
  - Respite services
    - See
      - Hope's Home, Saskatoon
  - Services, funding, U5
- Conversion therapy
  - See
    - Sexual orientation and gender – Conversion therapy
- Deaf, services for
  - See
    - Speech-language pathology – Children and youth, access to services
- Death review committee, call for, C9, N75
  - See also
    - Drug and alcohol abuse – Overdoses, children under 5 – Child death review committee, call for
- Early childhood education
  - See
    - Early childhood education and child care
- Early years inclusion program, funding, U58
- Foster care
  - See
    - Foster home care
- Integrated youth services, Homebase, U4, U47
  - Moose Jaw, member's statement
    - Patterson, 98
- Kids Help Phone, funding, U47
- KidsFirst program
  - See
    - KidsFirst program
- KidSport
  - See
    - KidSport Month
- Missing, family supports
  - See
    - Missing persons – Families of, supports
- National Child Day
  - See
    - National Child Day
- Nutrition program, funding, U49
- Overdoses in children under 5
  - See
    - Drug and alcohol abuse – Overdoses, children under 5
- Poverty
  - See
    - Poverty – Children and youth
- Protection
  - See
    - Child abuse
    - Child welfare
- Regina Street Culture Project
  - See
    - Restaurants – Safe Cafe, Street Culture Project partnership with Conexus Credit Union
- Support payments
  - See
    - Child support
- Trauma, exposure to, research
  - See
    - University of Regina – Child Trauma Research Centre
- Violence, exposure to, mitigation programming
  - See
    - Family violence – Adverse childhood experiences, programming and support
- Vulnerable, programming
  - See
    - Children and youth – Nutrition program
    - Early childhood intervention program
- Vulnerable, supports, 926
  - Blakley, 874
  - Jenson, 874
- World Children's Day
  - See
    - World Children's Day
- Youth advisory committee, Saskatoon
  - See
    - Child welfare – Children in care – Youth transitioning out of care – Fusion Plus
- Youth employment, occupational health and safety
  - See
    - Occupational health and safety – Youth worker injured in the workplace, penalties and sanctions
Children's Advocate Office
- See
  - Advocate for Children and Youth
Christians
- Christmas
  - See
    - Christmas
- Council of Catholic School Superintendents of Alberta, Excellence in Catholic Teaching Award
  - See
    - Teachers – Council of Catholic School Superintendents of Alberta, Excellence in Catholic Teaching Award, winner Tammy Torrance
- Easter
  - See
    - Easter
- Living Hope Alliance Church, Regina, charitable works, recognition, member's statement
  - Crassweller, 1548–49
- Yorkton DreamCentre Church, 10th anniversary, member's statement
  - Chan, 893
Christmas
- Advent, member's statement
  - Pratchler, 1638–39
- Al Ritchie Community Association, Regina, holiday events
  - See
    - Community associations – Al Ritchie Community Association, Regina
- Christmas in Caron, 1942, Briercrest College and Seminary
  - See
    - Theatre – Christmas in Caron, 1942
- Festival of Trees fundraiser, Weyburn
  - See
    - Families – Family Place, Weyburn, Festival of Trees fundraiser, member's statement
- Generosity, time of, member's statement
  - Young, C., 1638
- Greetings and acknowledgments
  - See
    - Legislative Assembly – Acknowledgments and Christmas greetings
- Ian's Lights, recognition of Ian Moats, member's statement
  - Weedmark, 1639
- Santa Clause parades
  - See
    - Parades
- Shopping, local
  - See
    - Stores, retail – Shop local this Christmas
- St. Nicolas Day / Feast of St. Nicholas, member's statement
  - Jorgenson, 236
Chronic diseases
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
  - See
    - Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
- Cystic fibrosis
  - See
    - Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month
- Diabetes
  - See
    - Diabetes
- Heart failure
  - See
    - Heart Failure Awareness Week
- Information technology, chronic disease management quality improvement program
  - Data tracking and analysis, P200–201
  - Physician usage, P200
  - Physician usage, impact on hospitalizations, P201
- Management, pharmacist training
  - See
    - Pharmacists – Continuing education, funding
- Mucopolysaccharidoses
  - See
    - Mucopolysaccharidoses Awareness Day
- Tuberculosis
  - See
    - Tuberculosis
Churches
- Indigenous Christian Fellowship, executive director Bert Adema, retirement, member's statement
  - Conway, 1573
- Living Hope Alliance Church, Regina
  - See
    - Christians – Living Hope Alliance Church, Regina
CIC Asset Management Inc. C71–72
CIC (Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan)
- See
  - Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
Cinemas
- See
  - Motion picture theatres
Cities
- See
  - Communities
  - Municipal governance
Citizenship
- Ceremony, recognition, member's statement
  - Gordon, 288–89
- Malik, Anshul, Olympic hopeful
  - See
    - Olympics – Pistol shooting, Anshul Malik
Clarence Campeau Development Fund
- See
  - Gaming framework agreement – Allocations
Classroom assistants
- See
  - Educational assistants
Classrooms
- Relocatable
  - See
    - Schools – Relocatable classrooms
- Specialized support model
  - Approval criteria for school divisions, U66
  - Pilot project, expansion, 917, U47, U65–66
    - See also
      - Education, funding – Adequacy – And specialized support classroom, expansion of pilot project
    - Budget debate, 297–98
    - Funding, U47, U63–64, U105
    - Throne Speech, 7, 1047
Clean electricity transition grant
- See
  - Greenhouse gas mitigation, output-based performance standards – Proceeds, use of
CLEANS (cleanup of abandoned northern sites)
- See
  - Uranium industry – Northern mines and mill sites, remediation
Climate change
- See also
  - Greenhouse gas mitigation
- Impacts, cost of, E10
- Interprovincial collaboration, E7–8
- Mitigation and adaptation, supports for municipalities, N17–18
- Prairie Resilience climate change strategy
  - Resilience initiatives
    - See
      - Prairie Resilience climate change strategy – Resilience initiatives
  - Technology fund
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Technology Fund
- Resilience to
  - See
    - Prairie Resilience climate change strategy – Resilience initiatives
- Take action, petition
  - Clarke, 1617, 1757
  - Grewal, 275, 1690
  - Ritchie, 234
  - Teed, 819
Closed road courses
- See
  - Racetracks (automobile racing)
Clothing and dress
- Handi-Capable brand, recognition of founder Teddy Hudye, member's statement
  - Wilson, 974
- Ribbon skirts
  - See
    - Students – Kitchener Community School, Regina, ribbon skirt project
Clubroot
- Monitoring and communication, P45
CMMS (computerized maintenance management system)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Health Authority – Information technology – Computerized maintenance management system
CMPII (Critical minerals processing investment incentive)
- See
  - Critical minerals processing investment incentive
Co-operatives
- Gateway Co-op, Canora, worker injury
  - See
    - Occupational health and safety – Youth worker injured in the workplace, penalties and sanctions
- Legacy Co-op, Yorkton
  - See
    - Parades – Legacy Co-op Santa Claus Parade, Yorkton
    - Service clubs – Lions Club, Yorkton, fundraising and community involvement, recognition
Co-operatives Act, 2025 (No. 44)
- First reading
  - McLeod, T., 1580
- Second reading
  - Blakley, 1751
  - Breckner, 1632–33
  - Burki, 1770
  - Grewal, 1665
  - Laliberte, 2083
  - McBean, 1685–86
  - McLeod, T., 1607
  - McPhail, 1829
  - Ritchie, 1704–5
  - Roy, 1787–88
  - Warrington, 1845–46
  - Wotherspoon, 1607–8
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - McLeod, T., 2083
- Committee discussion
  - McLeod, T., N225–26
  - Sarauer, N225–26
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Crassweller)
    - Crassweller, N227
- Report without amendment
  - McLeod, B., 2305
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - McLeod, T., 2305
- Third reading
  - McLeod, T., 2305
- Royal Assent, 2597
Co-operatives Consequential Amendments Act, 2025 (No. 45)
- First reading
  - McLeod, T., 1580
- Second reading
  - Blakley, 1752
  - Breckner, 1633
  - Burki, 1771
  - Grewal, 1666
  - Laliberte, 2084
  - McBean, 1686
  - McLeod, T., 1608
  - McPhail, 1829
  - Ritchie, 1705–6
  - Roy, 1788
  - Warrington, 1846
  - Wotherspoon, 1608
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - McLeod, T., 2084
- Committee discussion
  - McLeod, T., N224
  - Sarauer, N225
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Crassweller), N225
- Report without amendment
  - McLeod, B., 2304
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - McLeod, T., 2304
- Third reading
  - McLeod, T., 2304
- Royal Assent, 2597
Coal industry
- Regulation and remediation, responsibility for, E23
- Transition away from
  - See also
    - Electricity – Emissions, reduction – Target, and maintaining reliability and affordability
    - Power stations, coal-fired
  - Community supports, funding, C70
- Workers, impact of NDP Grid and Growth plan
  - See
    - Electricity – NDP Grid and Growth plan – Workers, impact on
Coffee shops
- See
  - Restaurants
Coflin, John
- See
  - Tributes
Co.labs technology incubator, Saskatoon
- See
  - Technology incubators – Co.labs, Saskatoon
Collective agreements
- See
  - Collective labour agreements
Collective bargaining
- Canadian Union of Public Employees
  - See
    - Canadian Union of Public Employees
- Health Sciences Association of Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Medical personnel – And support staff, collective bargaining
- Medical personnel
  - See
    - Medical personnel – And support staff, collective bargaining
- National Police Federation
  - See
    - Royal Canadian Mounted Police – Officers – Collective bargaining, funding
- Process
  - See
    - Public Service Commission – Collective bargaining process
- Saskatchewan Government and General Employees' Union
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Government and General Employees' Union
- Service Employees' International Union-West, health care workers
  - See
    - Medical personnel – And support staff, collective bargaining
- Teachers
  - See
    - Teachers – Collective bargaining agreement
- And use of notwithstanding clause
  - See also
    - Medical personnel – And support staff, collective bargaining, and use of notwithstanding clause
  - Hindley, 1326, 1621–22
  - Teed, 1325–26, 1621
Collective labour agreements
- Canadian Union of Public Employees
  - See
    - Canadian Union of Public Employees
- Health Sciences Association of Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Medical personnel – And support staff, collective bargaining
- National Police Federation
  - See
    - Royal Canadian Mounted Police – Officers – Collective bargaining, funding
- Saskatchewan Government and General Employees' Union
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Government and General Employees' Union
- Service Employees' International Union-West, health care workers
  - See
    - Medical personnel – And support staff, collective bargaining
- Teachers
  - See
    - Teachers – Collective bargaining agreement
Collège Mathieu
- French-language service training, funding, N43
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan
- Oversight responsibilities
  - See
    - Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis – Unregulated care provider, oversight
Collieries
- See
  - Coal industry
Comer, John
- See
  - Condolence motions
Commercial treaties
- See
  - Trade agreements (commerce)
Committees
- Committees of the Whole Assembly, Deputy Chair, member for Kelvington-Wadena [Beaudry], appointment, moved (McLeod, T.)
  - McLeod, T., 22
- Committees of the Whole Assembly, Deputy Chair, member for Last Mountain-Touchwood [Keisig], appointment, moved (McLeod, T.)
  - McLeod, T., 1659
- Estimates, appropriate minister
  - See
    - Government Relations Ministry – Northern Saskatchewan, relevant files, ministerial responsibility and collaboration
- Estimates, attendance of minister
  - See
Commodity transportation E44
- Infrastructure
  - See
- Meadow Lake, regional transportation study
  - See
    - Highways and roads – Meadow Lake, regional transportation study
- Strategic corridors, improvement, E89
- Trucking industry
  - See
    - Trucking industry
Commonwealth Day
- Message from His Majesty King Charles III
  - Speaker, 1744
Communities
- Balgonie Tumbleweed theatre, annual dinner theatre fundraiser, recognition, member's statement
  - Crassweller, 125–26, 1484–85
- Cochin, efforts to save Frosty the Horse
  - See
    - Animals – Frosty the horse
- Dodsland and area, fundraising efforts, recognition
  - See
    - Skating rinks – Dodsland community arena, replacement, community fundraising efforts, recognition
- Ile-a-la-Crosse (sâkitawâk), 250th anniversary, member's statement
  - Laliberte, 1759
- Maple Creek, entrepreneurship and volunteerism, recognition, member's statement
  - McBean, 1346
- Moose Jaw
  - Events and tourism
    - See
      - Event centres – Temple Gardens Centre, Moose Jaw
  - Helping Hands program, member's statement
    - Patterson, 1439
- Moosomin, fundraising prowess
  - See
    - Playgrounds – MacLeod School, Moosomin
- Outlook, recognition of local businesses and completed infrastructure project, member's statement
  - Kropf, 158
- Regina
  - Harbour Landing Village Country Jamboree, 5th annual, recognition, member's statement
    - Brar, 1736–37
  - North Central, community cleanup, recognition of volunteers, member's statement
    - Conway, 821
  - North Central, Indigenous Christian Fellowship
    - See
      - Churches – Indigenous Christian Fellowship
  - Summer Bash festival, recognition, member's statement
    - Brar, 1421
- Richmound, invasion by cult, cost and support
  - McLeod, T., 1350–51
  - Schmalz, 1350
  - Senger, 1350
- Richmound, invasion by cult, government support and commitment to community safety
  - Gordon, 1959
  - Weger, 1959
- Saskatoon, Tree Tour champion Linda Moskalyk
  - See
    - Tributes
Community airport partnership program
- Funding, E90
Community associations
- Al Ritchie Community Association, Regina
  - Community cleanup, recognition, member's statement
    - Sarauer, 1758
  - Holiday drive, recognition, member's statement
    - Sarauer, 2448
  - Jingle Ball Christmas event, member's statement
    - Sarauer, 718
- Harbour Landing Community Association, cleanup day, recognition, member's statement
  - Brar, 905
- King George Community Association, Saskatoon, Winter Fair, recognition, member's statement
  - Breckner, 1029, 1776
- Pleasant Hill Community Association, Saskatoon, Winter Carnival, recognition, member's statement
  - Breckner, 333
- Rosemont Mount Royal Community Association, Regina, annual chili night, recognition, member's statement
  - Wotherspoon, 450, 2533
- Rosewood Community Association, Saskatoon, recognition, member's statement
  - Senger, 2214
- Silverspring Community Association, recognition, member's statement
  - Gordon, 803
- Stonebridge Community Association, Saskatoon, recognition
  - See
    - Skating rinks – Outdoor, new, Saskatoon, recognition of Stonebridge Community Association
Community-based organizations
- Creative Options Regina, donation to
  - See
    - Culture and multiculturalism – India Night 2025, Regina, recognition
- Eagle Heart Centre, Regina, founder Delora Parisian
  - See
    - Child welfare – Eagle Heart Centre, Regina, founder Delora Parisian
- Egadz, Saskatoon
  - See
    - Child welfare – Children in care – Youth transitioning out of care – Fusion Plus
- Elizabeth Fry Society
  - See
    - Offenders – Reintegration supports – Females – Funding
- Homelessness, outreach services
  - See
    - Homelessness – Street outreach services
- Income assistance clients, trusteeship and money management services
  - See
    - Saskatchewan income support program – Trustee and money management services
- Income support program mobile outreach services
  - See
    - Saskatchewan income support program – Mobile outreach services
- Intellectual disabilities, service providers
  - Disability Service Professionals Week
    - See
      - Disability Service Professionals Week
  - Funding, stabilization, petition
    - Brar, 2109
    - Clarke, 1834
    - Grewal, 2127–28
    - Ritchie, 1711
    - Roy, 1208
    - Senger, 1083, 1267, 1320–21, 1546, 1638
  - Funding, sustainability, and stakeholder outreach
    - Jenson, 1090
    - Senger, 1090
  - Funding relative to other human services ministries, U88, U89–90
  - Outcomes-based contracts, development and implementation, P67, P68–69
  - Risk management capacity assessments, P67–68
- John Howard Society
  - Helping Hands program, Moose Jaw
    - See
      - Communities – Moose Jaw – Helping Hands program
  - Homebase, integrated youth services
    - See
      - Children and youth – Integrated youth services, Homebase
- Justice Ministry, contracts with, funding, N68, N73
- Mental health and addictions service providers, upcoming audit
  - See
    - Mental health and addictions, services and treatments – Community-based service providers, upcoming audit
- Regina Street Culture Project
  - See
    - Restaurants – Safe Cafe, Street Culture Project partnership with Conexus Credit Union
- Salvation Army, Prince Albert
  - See
    - Food banks – Nipawin Oasis centre, donation
- Social Services Ministry
  - Contracts with, funding, U74
    - Budget debate, 299
  - Funded by, U86–87
- Str8 Up
  - See
    - Correctional centres – Gang reduction programming, funding
- Trustee and money management services
  - See
    - Saskatchewan income support program – Trustee and money management services
- Worker Appreciation Day
  - See
    - CBO Worker Appreciation Day
- Young Men's Christian Association
  - See
    - Young Men's Christian Association
- Young Women's Christian Association
  - See
    - Young Women's Christian Association
Community-based residences
- See
  - Group homes
Community centres
- Arcola East Community Centre, Regina
  - See
    - Schools – Regina – Jack MacKenzie School and St. Gabriel School, 25th anniversary
- Family centres
  - See
    - Families
- Maison de la Francophonie project
  - See
    - Francophones – Maison de la Francophonie project
- White City Community Centre
  - See
    - Museums – White Butte Museum: Salute to Italy fundraiser
Community colleges
- See
  - Regional colleges
Community Inclusion month
- Member's statement
  - Kropf, 1240
Community recovery teams P88, P89–90
Community rink affordability grant
- Expansion, funding, N31, N46
  - Ministerial statement (Ross, A.)
    - Ross, A., 787
    - Warrington, 787
  - Throne Speech, 8
- Outdoor rinks, inclusion in, N47
  - See also
    - Community rink affordability grant – Expansion, funding – Ministerial statement (Ross, A.) – Warrington
Community safety
- See
  - Public safety
Community Safety Ministry
- See also
- Note: Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry renamed the Community Safety Ministry (December 2025)
  - See also
    - Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry
    - Integrated justice services
- Estimates
  - (2026, March), supplementary, N229
  - (2026-27), main, N198–210, N227
    - Gordon, N204–8, N210
    - Sarauer, N201–4, N208–10
    - Weger, N198–204, N207–10
Compassionate Intervention Act (No. 48)
- First reading
  - Carr, 1645
- Second reading
  - Blakley, 1753
  - Brar, 1771–72, 2187
  - Burki, 1789
  - Carr, 1659–60
  - ChiefCalf, 1848–49
  - Clarke, 2376–77
  - Gordon, 1707–8
  - Grewal, 2100–2101
  - Housser, 1660
  - Jorgenson, 2165–67
  - Love, 1687–88
  - Mowat, 1830–31
  - Nippi-Albright, 2416–18
  - Pratchler, 2205–6
  - Ritchie, 2353–54
  - Roy, 2334–35
  - Senger, 2121
  - Teed, 2290–91
  - Warrington, 2271
  - Wotherspoon, 2084–85
  - Young, A., 2252
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - McLeod, T., 2418
- Committee discussion
  - Carr, U299–307, U309–16
  - Conway, U301–16
  - Kropf, U317, U319–25, U327–28
  - McLeod, T., U300–304, U306–11
  - Nippi-Albright, U300–314, U316–29
  - Sarauer, U308, U313
  - Committee, report with amendment, moved (Kropf), U329
- Report with amendment
  - Keisig, 2434
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Carr, 2434
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - Carr, 2434
- Third reading
  - Beck, 2435–36
  - Carr, 2435
  - McLeod, T., 2436–37
- Royal Assent, 2597
- Amendments developed with front-line workers, support for
  - Carr, 2366
  - Mowat, 2366
Computerized tomography
- See
  - Diagnostic imaging – Computerized tomography
Condolence motions
- See also
  - Tributes
- Transmittal, moved (Moe)
  - Moe, 1023, 2584
- Allen, William (Bill), former MLA, moved (Moe)
  - Conway, 2562–63
  - Moe, 2561
  - Sarauer, 2561–62
- Bergman, Anita, former MLA, moved (Moe)
  - Beck, 1013
  - Moe, 1012
  - Pratchler, 1013
- Caswell, Gay White, former MLA, moved (Moe)
  - Beck, 1013–14
  - Cheveldayoff, 1014
  - Love, 1014
  - Moe, 1013
- Comer, John, former MLA, moved (Moe)
  - Bromm, 2564
  - Moe, 2563
  - Sarauer, 2563–64
- Cowley, Elwood, former MLA, moved (Moe)
  - Gartner, 2565
  - Moe, 2564
  - Sarauer, 2564–65
- Cox, Herb, former MLA, moved (Moe)
  - Cockrill, 2567–68
  - Keisig, 2569
  - Moe, 2565–67
  - Ritchie, 2568–69
  - Sarauer, 2567
- Foster, Evelyn, former MLA, moved (Moe)
  - Beck, 1017
  - Cheveldayoff, 1017
  - Love, 1017–18
  - Moe, 1016–17
- Gay, Allen, former MLA, moved (Moe)
  - Laliberte, 2570–71
  - Moe, 2569–70
  - Sarauer, 2570
- Katzman, Ralph, former MLA, moved (Moe)
  - Jenson, 2572
  - Moe, 2571–72
  - Sarauer, 2572
- Lautermilch, Eldon, former MLA, moved (Moe)
  - Blakley, 2574
  - Moe, 2572–73
  - Ross, A., 2573–74
  - Sarauer, 2573
  - Schmalz, 2574
- Malone, Edward (Ted), former MLA, moved (Moe)
  - Brar, 2575
  - McLeod, T., 2575–76
  - Moe, 2574–75
  - Sarauer, 2575
- Merchant, Tony, former MLA, moved (Moe)
  - McLeod, T., 2578
  - Moe, 2576–77
  - Sarauer, 2577–78
- Smart, Anne deBlois, former MLA, moved (Moe)
  - Beck, 1015
  - Cheveldayoff, 1016
  - Love, 1015–16
  - Moe, 1015
- Solomon Schofield, Vaughn, former Lieutenant Governor, moved (Moe)
  - Moe, 2582–83
  - Sarauer, 2583
- Stodalka, William (Bill), former MLA, moved (Moe)
  - Moe, 2578
  - Sarauer, 2578–79
  - Steele, 2579
- Stuart, Lyle, former MLA, moved (Moe)
  - Beck, 1019–20
  - Harrison, D., 1022
  - Keisig, 1022
  - Marit, 1021–22
  - McLeod, B., 1020–21
  - Moe, 1018–19
- Sveinson, William (Bill), former MLA, moved (Moe)
  - Moe, 2579
  - Sarauer, 2580
- Thorson, Kim, former MLA, moved (Moe)
  - Carr, 2581
  - Moe, 2580
  - Sarauer, 2580–81
  - Young, A., 2581–82
Conflict of interest
- Allegation against member for Regina University [A. Young], and critique of Finance minister's priorities, member's statement
  - Conway, 392
- Coroners, conflict of interest requirements
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Coroners Service – Coroners, confidentiality and conflict of interest requirements
- Farm Land Security Board, declaration and documentation of
  - See
    - Farm Land Security Board – Conflict of interest, declaration and documentation
- Former member Gary Grewal, investigation and penalties
  - Beck, 238–39
  - Conway, 240–41
  - Jenson, 240–41
  - Moe, 239
- Former members, application of penalties and updates to legislation
  - Beck, 266
  - Conway, 267
  - Moe, 266–67
- Members, current and former, Commissioner reports, acceptance of
  - McLeod, T., 1290
  - Senger, 1290
- Office of Residential Tenancies, hearing officers, written guidance and training
  - See
    - Office of Residential Tenancies – Hearing officers, conflict of interest, written guidance and training
Conflict of Interest Commissioner and Registrar of Lobbyists
- Estimates
  - (2025, March), supplementary, H7
  - (2025-26), main, H5–6
  - (2026-27), main, H11–12
- Findings from October 2024, December 2024, and March 2025, receipt of, moved (McLeod, T.)
  - McLeod, T., 1293
  - Senger, 1293–94
- Inquiry and opinion on the conduct of the member for Saskatoon Willowgrove [Cheveldayoff] with regard to the use of his constituency office budget and leases, request, motion (McPhail); leave not granted
  - McPhail, 2539
- Reappointment, Maurice Herauf, moved (McLeod, T.)
  - McLeod, T., 1010
Conjugal violence
- See
  - Intimate partner violence
Conseil des écoles fransaskoises No. 310
- See
  - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – 2023-24 annual integrated audit
- Enrolment and projections, U49–50, U104
- Funding, determination of, U52
- Maintenance and infrastructure needs
  - École du Parc, Regina
    - See
      - Schools, new and renovated – Regina – École du Parc, completion
  - Ponteix, École Boréale
    - See
      - Schools – Ponteix, École Boréale, infrastructure needs, and government investments in education capital
  - Prince Albert École Valois, replacement
    - See
      - Schools, new and renovated – Prince Albert – Francophone K to 12
  - St-Isidore de Bellevue school
    - See
      - Schools – St-Isidore de Bellevue school, roof replacement, need for
Conservation
- See
  - Nature conservation
Conservation officers
- Border security plan, inclusion in
  - See
    - Border security – Saskatchewan border security plan
Constituencies
- Offices, lease agreements entered into by the member for Saskatoon Willowgrove [Cheveldayoff], request the Clerk make available, motion (McPhail); leave not granted
  - See also
    - Conflict of Interest Commissioner and Registrar of Lobbyists – Inquiry and opinion on the conduct of the member for Saskatoon Willowgrove [Cheveldayoff]
  - McPhail, H11
- Offices, subletting of
  - Beck, 2071
  - McPhail, 2071, 2094, 2131, 2263, 2284, 2452
  - Moe, 2094
  - Mowat, 2112
- Saskatoon Meewasin, NDP constituency vice-president Lynnett Boris
  - See
    - Tributes
Constituency profiles
- Regina Wascana Plains, diversity, recognition, member's statement
  - Blakley, 306
Constitutional law
- Cartier-Macdonald Award, Canadian Constitution Foundation
  - See
    - Legislative Assembly members – Former – Eyre, Bronwyn
Constitutional Questions (Notwithstanding Clause Referral) Amendment Act (No. 611)
- First reading
  - Sarauer, 1624
Construction Codes (Derelict Buildings) Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 21)
- First reading
  - Schmalz, 652
- Second reading
  - ChiefCalf, 796–97
  - Clarke, 809–10
  - Housser, 712
  - Love, 730
  - Sarauer, 653
  - Schmalz, 652–53
  - Wotherspoon, 746
  - Young, A., 653–59
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - McLeod, T., 810
- Committee discussion
  - Clarke, N107–12
  - Schmalz, N107–11
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Patterson), N112
- Report without amendment
  - McLeod, B., 996
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Schmalz, 996
- Third reading
  - Schmalz, 996
- Royal Assent, 997
- Consultation
  - See
    - Firefighters – Volunteer, training, derelict buildings policy – Safety, consultation on Bill 21
Construction industry
- Building codes
  - See
    - Buildings – Building codes, carbon monoxide alarms
- Codes Acceleration Fund, withdrawal from program, N14–15
- Energy efficiency
  - See
    - Construction industry – Codes Acceleration Fund
- Hazardous substances and dangerous goods waste facilities, permit fee, new, E5
- Hydro excavation
  - See
    - Construction industry – Hydrovac operations
- Hydrovac operations, slurry discharge, regulations and oversight, E15–16
- Korpan Tractor & Parts, recognition, member's statement
  - Wilson, 623–24
- Labour market assessment and needs, E106
- Northern Saskatchewan, increased costs, N8
- Provincial sales tax, application to labour
  - See
    - Capital investments – Make-it-here incentive, opposition proposal, and government record of economic development
  - Impact on municipal funding and projects
    - See
      - Municipalities – Revenue sharing – And provincial sales tax on construction projects
- Provincial sales tax on new rental housing
  - See
    - Rental housing – Provincial sales tax rebate
- Rental housing, affordable, development program
  - See
    - Rental Development Program
- Tax fraud and use of contractors, C96–97
Consumer Protection and Business Practices (Banning Unfair A.I. Pricing) Amendment Act (No. 619)
- First reading
  - Senger, 2200
Consumption (disease)
- See
  - Tuberculosis
Contaminated sites, regulation and remediation
- Impacted Sites Fund
  - See
    - Impacted Sites Fund
- Municipalities, supports
  - See
    - Impacted Sites Fund
- Uranium industry
  - See
    - Uranium industry – Northern mines and mill sites, remediation
- Westmoreland coal mine lands
  - See
    - Power stations – Shand, and greenhouse
Continuing care
- See
  - Long-term care
Continuing care aides
- Additional, target, achieved, U5
- Collective bargaining
  - Cockrill, 2299–2300
  - Teed, 2299–2300
- Funding, U5
- Numbers, U20
Conversion therapy
- See
  - Sexual orientation and gender – Conversion therapy
Convicts
- See
  - Prisoners
Coronavirus, novel
- See
  - COVID-19
Coroners
- Saskatchewan Coroners Service
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Coroners Service
Corporate governance
- Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission, board membership, minority representation
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission – Board membership, minority representation
- Western Development Museum
  - See
    - Museums – Western Development Museum – Board structure
Corporation Capital Tax Amendment Act, 2026 (No. 51)
- First reading
  - Reiter, 1901
- Second reading
  - Blakley, 2188
  - Breckner, 2076
  - Grewal, 2207
  - Jorgenson, 2122
  - Mowat, 2168
  - Reiter, 2076
  - Roy, 2102
  - Young, A., 2253
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Carr, 2253
- Committee discussion
  - Reiter, C180–81
  - Wotherspoon, C180–81
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Thorsteinson), C181
- Report without amendment
  - Young, C., 2287
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2287
- Third reading
  - Reiter, 2287
- Royal Assent, 2597
Correction of printed errors in Hansard
- See
  - Corrigenda
Correctional centres
- Addictions programming, funding, N81
  - See also
    - Correctional centres – Dedicated substance abuse treatment unit
- Besnard Lake Community Correctional Centre
  - See
    - Correctional centres – Reduced custody facilities
- Capital funding, C80
- Dedicated substance abuse treatment unit, N85
- Disciplinary proceedings, standard of proof, Supreme Court ruling, impact on operations, N86
- Food service, funding, C10
  - See also
    - Correctional centres – Utilization pressures, funding
- Funding, P252
  - Budget debate, 298
- Gang reduction programming, funding, N81
- Guards and corrections workers
  - See
    - Correctional personnel
- Holding cells in police stations
  - See
    - Emergency housing – Complex-needs shelters – Intoxicated persons
- Inmate segregation
  - See also
    - Prisoners – Inmate segregation
  - Administrative and disciplinary, P180
  - Assessments, documentation, P178–79
  - Disciplinary, suspension of use
    - See
      - Correctional centres – Disciplinary proceedings, standard of proof, Supreme Court ruling, impact on operations
  - Policies, compliance and oversight, P182
  - Policies, training, P178, P180–81
  - Process improvements, impact, P181
  - Reporting, P179
  - Use of, reporting, P182
- Inmates
  - See
    - Prisoners
- Menstrual products, provision of, partnership with Shoppers Drug Mart
  - See
    - Menstrual products – Provision of, partnership with Shoppers Drug Mart
- Mental health services
  - See also
    - Prisoners – Mental health services
  - Continuity of care, preference for community providers, N85
  - Nursing staff, N84–85
- Occupancy and capacity, C12, N82–83, P257
- Opioid agonist therapy, single addictions recovery support model, implementation, N81
- Pine Grove Correctional Centre, Prince Albert
  - īkwēskīcik iskwēwak transitional support program for female offenders
    - See
      - Offenders – īkwēskīcik iskwēwak transitional support program for women
  - Overcrowding
    - See
      - Regina Correctional Centre – Women's centre, new
      - Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford – Overflow units for Pine Grove Correctional Centre, Prince Albert
- Prisoner transportation
  - See
    - Deputy sheriffs
- Reduced custody facilities, community service, N82
- Regina Correctional Centre
  - See
    - Regina Correctional Centre
- Remand, use of
  - See
    - Prisoners
- Saskatoon Correctional Centre
  - See
    - Saskatoon Correctional Centre
- Telephone services for inmates, contract, N85–86
- Utilization pressures, funding, N117, N118
Correctional personnel
- See also
  - Correctional centres – Utilization pressures, funding
- Absences and leaves, C12
- Collective bargaining agreement, funding, C10
- Floater pool staff, impact on employee retention and overtime, C11
- Overtime, funding, C10
- Overtime, use of and reduction initiatives, C11
- Recruitment and retention, C11, N81
  - Public Service Commission pilot project, C46
- Trauma-informed case management, training, N84
- Vacancies by facility, C11–12
Correctional Services Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 54)
- First reading
  - Weger, 2052
- Second reading
  - Breckner, 2078–79
  - Burki, 2272–73
  - ChiefCalf, 2123
  - Laliberte, 2103
  - Pratchler, 2254
  - Sarauer, 2336
  - Senger, 2209
  - Teed, 2291–92
  - Warrington, 2189
  - Weger, 2078
  - Wotherspoon, 2169
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - McLeod, T., 2336
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N265–66
  - Weger, N264–65
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Patterson)
    - Patterson, N266
- Report without amendment
  - McLeod, B., 2456
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Weger, 2456
- Third reading
  - Weger, 2456
- Royal Assent, 2597
Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry
- See also
- Note: Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry renamed the Community Safety Ministry (December 2025)
  - See
    - Community Safety Ministry
- Budget (2025-26), N79, N117
  - Budget debate, 298
- Collective bargaining, C11
- Community partners, collaboration, P176
- Custody, supervision, and rehabilitation services, funding, C10–11
- Estimates
  - (2024, December), supplementary, C10–13
    - McLeod, T., C10–12
    - Sarauer, C11–13
  - (2025, March), supplementary, N93
  - (2025-26), main, N79–92
    - McLeod, T., N79–81, N84
    - Sarauer, N82–91
  - (2025, November), supplementary, N117–26
    - Laliberte, N122–24
    - McLeod, T., N117–18, N120, N124
    - McPhail, N118–22, N124–25
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2023) v.1, ch.13
    - See
      - Justice Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports – (2023) v.1, ch.13
  - (2024), v.1, ch.9, P176–78
    - Gordon, P177–78
    - Pratchler, P177–78
  - (2024), v.2, ch.15, P178–82
    - Gordon, P180–82
    - Pratchler, P179–82
  - (2024) v.2, ch.16, P182–86
    - Gordon, P183–84
    - Pratchler, P183–85
    - Wotherspoon, P184–86
  - (2025) v.1, ch.10
    - See
      - Justice Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports – (2025) v.1, ch.10
- Staff, numbers, C52
Corrigenda
- Correction of text printed on p. 1079 in Hansard No. 2A (October 23, 2025), 1111
- Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - No. 13 (April 21, 2026), several corrections made on pages 192-193, C220
Cost and standard of living
- Affordability crisis, address, petition
  - Blakley, 287
  - Brar, 1266–67, 1462
  - Breckner, 802–3
  - Burki, 945, 1303, 1834, 2363, 2408
  - Gordon, 97, 234
  - Grewal, 1851–52, 2279
  - McBean, 124
  - Pratchler, 390
  - Ritchie, 13
  - Senger, 1437
  - Warrington, 2193
  - Wotherspoon, 601–2
- Affordability crisis and government initiatives
  - Beck, 1738–39
  - McPhail, 2131
  - Moe, 1640–41, 1739
  - Mowat, 1640–41
  - Reiter, 2131
- Affordability measures
  - See
    - Affordability measures
- And carbon tax
  - See also
    - Food security – Northern Saskatchewan, impact on community health
  - Beck, 279
  - Moe, 279
  - Mowat, 625
  - Reiter, 625–26
- Child poverty
  - See
    - Poverty – Children and youth
- Government campaign commitments
  - See also
    - Fuel tax – Suspend for six months – Opposition motion, support for, and government campaign commitments
  - And need for additional relief
    - Beck, 1057, 1147
    - Moe, 1057, 1147–48
- Groceries, affordability
  - See
- Housing affordability
  - See
    - Rental housing – Rent control, need for, and government housing initiatives
- Legislation to address, Throne Speech, 8
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Affordability Act (No. 1)
- Opposition motions, support for
  - And government affordability measures
    - Beck, 2327–28, 2410–11
    - Moe, 2327–28, 2410–11
  - And government campaign commitments
    - Beck, 127
    - Reiter, 127–28
- Opposition policy proposals
  - See also
  - And government affordability measures
    - Reiter, 2298
    - Sarauer, 2298
- Provincial debt, impact on
  - See
    - Government financial management – Debt – And provincial affordability
- And provincial sales tax
  - See
    - Provincial sales tax – Increased, and provincial affordability
- Tariffs, impact on
  - See
    - Tariffs – Impact of
- And tax increases
  - See
    - Taxation – Government record, critique
- Wages, growth, and government affordability measures
  - Beck, 1323
  - Moe, 1323
  - Mowat, 1287
  - Reiter, 1287
Courage
- See
  - Heroism
Court cases
- Birth alerts, class action lawsuit, inclusion of national reports
  - Laliberte, 1529
  - Schmalz, 1529
Court decisions
- John Howard Society of Saskatchewan v. Saskatchewan (Attorney General), inmate disciplinary proceedings
  - See
    - Correctional centres – Disciplinary proceedings, standard of proof, Supreme Court ruling, impact on operations
    - Prisoners – Inmate segregation – Appeals, independent adjudication
- Jordan decision
  - See
    - Justice, administration – Time-to-trial
    - Legal Aid Saskatchewan – Cases dismissed under Jordan decision
  - Note: For Jordan's principle
    - See
      - Education policy – First Nations and Métis education policy framework – Funding, adequacy
      - Educational assistants – Funding, federal changes to Jordan's principle
- Redwater decision
  - See
    - Oil industry – Regulatory activities – Liability management framework
- Saskatchewan Federation of Labour v. Saskatchewan, right to strike
  - See
    - Strikes – Right to, 10th anniversary
- Saskatchewan v. Rothmans, et. al.
  - See
    - Tobacco – Litigation, proceeds of
Court of Appeal (Residency) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 7)
- First reading
  - McLeod, T., 242
- Second reading
  - Conway, 612
  - Gordon, 710
  - McLeod, T., 518
  - Nippi-Albright, 546–47
  - Pratchler, 568
  - Ritchie, 519
  - Sarauer, 726
  - Senger, 662
  - Warrington, 632–33
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - McLeod, T., 726
- Committee discussion
  - McLeod, T., N103
  - Young, A., N103
  - Amendments, moved
    - Martens, N104
  - Committee, report with amendment, moved (Patterson), N104
- Report with amendment
  - Martens, 915
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - McLeod, T., 915
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - McLeod, T., 915
- Third reading
  - McLeod, T., 915
- Royal Assent, 997
Courthouses
- Capital funding
  - See
    - Courts – Capital funding
Courts
- Bylaw enforcement, circuit court expansion, N25, N67–68, N69
  - Budget debate, 299
  - First Nations ticket, N69–70
- Capital funding, C80
- Case readiness
  - See
    - Justice, administration – Prosecutors, investments
- Cases
  - See
    - Court cases
- Cree court, P29
- eCourt, enhancements, N70
- Indigenous court project, N74
- Indigenous defendants, P29
- Information technology
  - Judicial scheduling, tracking and amalgamated reporting system, integration with public-facing portal, N68, N70
- Infrastructure, enhancements, N68
- Judicial decisions
  - See
    - Court decisions
- King's Bench, documents, established criteria on admissibility
  - See
    - Court cases – Birth alerts, class action lawsuit, inclusion of national reports
- Municipal bylaw court
  - See
    - Courts – Bylaw enforcement, circuit court expansion
- Police officers, time spent
  - See also
    - Courts – Traffic safety court, circuit court expansion
  - Initiatives to reduce, funding, budget debate, 299
- Provincial Court, scheduling
  - Vacancies, impact on, P29
- Provincial Court, workloads, management, P27–30
  - Performance measures, data ownership, P28
  - Performance measures, Indigenous consultation, P29
  - Performance measures, public reporting, P28, P29–30
- Traffic safety court, circuit court expansion, N67–68, N69, N70
COVID-19
- Financial support programs
  - 2020-21, annual integrated and information technology audit, (2021) v.2, ch.1, P49–50
    - Pratchler, P49–50
  - Expiration, impact on income assistance
    - See
      - Income assistance – Utilization, increase
- Impacts
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Polytechnic – Indigenous students, enrolment – COVID-19, impact on
Cowley, Elwood
- See
  - Condolence motions
Cox, Herb
- See
  - Condolence motions
  - Tributes
CPR Month
- Member's statement
  - Kaeding, 1504
Creative Saskatchewan
- Film and television production grant
  - See
    - Film and television production grant – Funding
- Francophone culture, development, N44–45
- Grants for musicians
  - See
    - Music – Slow Down Molasses, recognition, member's statement
Credit Union Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 33)
- First reading
  - McLeod, T., 1310
- Second reading
  - Blakley, 1700
  - Breckner, 1403, 1825
  - Burki, 2079–80
  - ChiefCalf, 1746–47
  - Clarke, 1609
  - Gordon, 1475
  - Grewal, 1662
  - Housser, 1783–84
  - Jorgenson, 1583
  - Laliberte, 1627
  - Love, 1679
  - McBean, 1766
  - McLeod, T., 1353
  - Mowat, 1514
  - Nippi-Albright, 1494
  - Pratchler, 1560–61
  - Ritchie, 1843
  - Teed, 1353–54
  - Warrington, 1428–29
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - McLeod, T., 2080
- Committee discussion
  - McLeod, T., N213–15, N218–19
  - Sarauer, N213–19
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Martens), N219
- Report without amendment
  - McLeod, B., 2303
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - McLeod, T., 2303
- Third reading
  - McLeod, T., 2303
- Royal Assent, 2597
Credit unions
- Conexus, partnership with Street Culture Project, Regina
  - See
    - Restaurants – Safe Cafe, Street Culture Project partnership with Conexus Credit Union
Crime
- Business owners, impact on, member's statement
  - Breckner, 2363–64
- And the causes of crime
  - Get tough on, petition
    - Brar, 2279
    - Love, 1303
  - Government action, critique, member's statement
    - Jorgenson, 2155
- Civil forfeiture program, initiatives, funding, member's statement
  - Patterson, 750–51
- Crime Stoppers
  - See
    - Regina Crime Stoppers
- Northern Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Drug and alcohol abuse – And crime, Northern Saskatchewan
- Prevention and intervention
  - See
    - Crime prevention
- Reduction strategy, develop and implement, petition
  - Gordon, 1868
  - Grewal, 2408
  - Jorgenson, 1774
- Root causes
  - See
    - Drug traffic – End, government priority
    - Mental health and addictions – Crime, impact on
- In Saskatoon, need to address underlying causes, member's statement
  - Gordon, 2449
- Violent, rate of, and investments in policing
  - Gordon, 1841, 2096, 2284–85
  - Grewal, 1841
  - Weger, 1841–42, 2096–97, 2284–85
Crime prevention
- Building partnerships to reduce crime initiative
  - Audit recommendations
    - See
      - Crime prevention – Community safety and well-being initiative
  - Centres of responsibility, disbandment, P177, P178
- Community safety and well-being initiative, P176–77
  - Reporting, P178
  - Success measures, P177–78
Criminal record checks
- See
  - Foster home care – Background checks
  - Transition houses – And second-stage housing – Staff – Criminal record checks
Criminals
- See
  - Prisoners
Critical minerals and rare earth elements
- China, dominance, E126, E127–28
- Critical minerals processing investment incentive
  - See
    - Critical minerals processing investment incentive
- Critical minerals sovereign fund (federal), E126
- Exploration activities, E20
- Global Institute for Energy, Minerals and Society
  - See
    - Global Institute for Energy, Minerals and Society
- Helium
  - See
    - Helium industry
- Lithium
  - See
    - Lithium industry
- Markets, commercial and defence, E68–70
- Potash
  - See
    - Potash industry
- Processing
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Research Council – Rare earth processing facility, Saskatoon
- Production, record amounts, member's statement
  - Gartner, 805
- Recycling of, E68
- Saskatchewan critical minerals innovation incentive
  - See
    - Saskatchewan critical minerals innovation incentive
- Saskatchewan mineral exploration tax credit
  - See
    - Saskatchewan mineral exploration tax credit
- Strategy, and industry development, E16–17, E62, E125–26
- Supplies, adequacy of
  - See
    - Critical minerals and rare earth elements – Recycling of
- Targeted mineral exploration incentive
  - See
    - Targeted mineral exploration incentive
Critical minerals processing investment incentive E17
Crop insurance
- Forage and pasture insurance, use of remote-sensing technology, E37, E42–43, E46
- Payments, E37
- Payments, impact on government finances, P253
  - Beck, 126–27
  - Reiter, 127
- And reinsurance, use and cost, P263–64
- Surplus and sustainability, P263
Crops
- Canola and peas, Chinese tariff
  - See
    - Agriculture, tariffs – By China
- Canola breeding
  - See
    - Agriculture – Research – BASF Canola Breeding Centre of Innovation, Saskatoon
- Canola crushing
  - See
    - Value-added agriculture – Canola crushing industry
- Carbon footprint relative to other jurisdictions, E38
- Diseases, pathogen testing
  - See
    - Agricultural technology – PathoScan
- Flaxseed
  - See
    - Food processing industry – Flax processing, O&T Farms
- Insurance
  - See
    - Crop insurance
- Pest control guidelines, updated, P45, P46
- Potatoes, diseases, detection and monitoring, P45, P46
- Production, growth plan target, 930, E37
- Pulse crops
  - See
    - Pulse crops
- Quality, comments by American president, condemnation
  - See
    - Agriculture – Products, quality, comments by American president
- Seeds
  - See
    - Seed industry
- Vegetables
  - See
    - Greenhouses – Golden Eden Produce, Burr, vegetable producers, recognition
- Western Canadian Crop Production Show, funding
  - See
    - Agriculture Ministry – Industry grants, funding
- Wheat
  - See
    - Pulp and paper mills – Red Leaf Pulp, wheat straw pulp facility, Regina
Cross-border security
- See
  - Border security
Crown and Central Agencies Committee
- Adjournment, moved (Wotherspoon)
  - Wotherspoon, C120, C122
- Concurrence with Public Accounts Committee on additional candidate to serve on audit committee, moved (Crassweller)
  - Crassweller, C115
- Concurrence with Public Accounts Committee on candidates to serve on audit committee, moved (Beaudry)
  - Beaudry, C113
- Crown corporations, oversight role
  - See
    - Crown corporations – Scrutiny, committee backlog
- Elections
  - Chair [Steele], moved (Carr)
    - Carr, C1
  - Chair [Young, C.], moved (Thorsteinson)
    - Thorsteinson, C125
  - Deputy Chair [Ritchie], moved (Mowat)
    - Mowat, C1
- Finance Minister to continue to attend the meeting as a witness, moved (Young, A.)
  - Young, A., C120
- Membership
  - Substitution, moved (McLeod, T.)
    - McLeod, T., 1011
- Minister for Crown Investments Corporation to attend as a witness, moved (Young, A.)
  - Young, A., C119
- Reports
  - First, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Carr)
    - Carr, C13
  - First, moved (Steele) for concurrence
    - Steele, 272
  - Second, adopted and presented to the Assembly (Beaudry)
    - Beaudry, C106
  - Second, moved (Steele) for concurrence
    - Steele, 758
  - Third, adopted and presented to the Assembly (Beaudry)
    - Beaudry, C124
  - Third, moved (Steele) for concurrence
    - Harrison, J., 1602–3
    - Steele, 1600
    - Young, A., 1601–2
  - Fourth, adopted and presented to the Assembly (Kasun), C218
  - Fourth, moved (Young, C.) for concurrence, 2370
- Steering committee
  - Agenda, priority of business, and membership, moved (Carr)
    - Carr, C1
Crown corporations
- Capital spending, C59–60
- Collaboration initiatives
  - Efficiencies, achievement of, C61, C68–69
  - Private sector investment, attracting
    - See
      - Capital investments – Attraction – Crown collaboration target
- Crown Career Pathways, Indigenous internship program, C61
- Derivatives, remeasurement, losses, P260
- Dividends
  - See
    - Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan – Dividends
- Equity repayments, C67
- Net income, C62–63
  - And reduction of output-based performance standards, C64–66
- Privatization
  - See also
    - Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Potential
    - Harrison, J., 2454
    - McPhail, 2454
- Procurement
  - Saskatchewan and Canada, services and supplies, C60
  - Steel, Saskatchewan suppliers, 920–22, C15, C60
    - Member's statement
      - McLeod, B., 290
- Rate review panel
  - See
    - Utilities – Rate review panel
- Scrutiny, committee backlog
  - Harrison, J., 2557
  - Ritchie, 2557
- Starlink, contract with
  - Harrison, J., 1273
  - Ritchie, 1273
Crown corporations, list of
- Global Transportation Hub
  - See
    - Stores, retail – Costco, Regina, second location, bidding war
- Innovation Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Innovation Saskatchewan
- Municipal Financing Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Municipal Financing Corporation of Saskatchewan
- Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation
  - See
    - Crop insurance
- Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation
- Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation
- Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency
- Saskatchewan Research Council
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Research Council
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Telecommunications
- Saskatchewan Water Corporation
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Water Corporation
- SaskEnergy Inc.
  - See
    - SaskEnergy Inc.
- Tourism Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Tourism Saskatchewan
- Water Security Agency
  - See
    - Water Security Agency
Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
- Asset Management Inc.
  - See
    - CIC Asset Management Inc.
- Consolidated earnings
  - See
    - Crown corporations – Net income
- Dividends, C59
  - See
    - Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan – Dividends
  - Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan
    - See
      - Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan – Dividends
  - Saskatchewan Government Insurance
    - See
      - SGI Canada – Dividends
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Dividends
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Telecommunications – Dividends
  - Saskatchewan Water Corporation
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Water Corporation – Dividends
  - SaskEnergy Inc.
    - See
      - SaskEnergy Inc. – Dividends
- Indigenous programming
  - Bursary
    - See
      - Scholarships and bursaries – CIC Indigenous bursary program
  - Funding, C70
- Procurement leadership team
  - See
    - Government procurement – Procurement leaders, team of
- Revenues and expenses, C70
- Small modular reactors, role in development
  - See
    - Nuclear energy – Small modular reactors, development – Breakdown of responsibility
- Staff, numbers and salaries, C68
Crown land
- Critical habitats, tracking, P40, P42
- Ecological sensitivity, classification of, P43
- Grazing rates
  - Rental reduction program, Throne Speech, 1048
  - Revised formula and cap on rate of annual increases, E38, E46
- Leases, inspections, P42, P43
- Pastures, range-health assessments, P41, P42–43
  - See also
    - Crown land – Leases, inspections
  - Non-compliance, trends and tracking, P42, P43, P44
  - Problem factors, P44
- Sales, P43
- Sales, stop, petition
  - See
    - Duty-to-consult framework – Develop in consultation with Indigenous communities, and stop the sale of Crown land, petition
- Sales and leases, Indigenous interests, consultation policy, P40–41, P42, P43–44
- Wetlands, drained for agricultural production, ownership of
  - See
    - Wetlands – Agricultural production, drained for, ownership of
CRT (Community recovery teams)
- See
  - Community recovery teams
CT (computerized tomography)
- See
  - Diagnostic imaging – Computerized tomography
Culture and multiculturalism
- Afrocentric Symposium
  - See
    - Black History Month
- An Evening in Greece fundraiser, recognition, member's statement
  - Clarke, 536
- Azerbaijani Cultural Association of Regina, recognition, member's statement
  - Burki, 1269
- Black Engineers of Canada
  - See
    - Engineers – Black Engineers of Canada
- Black History Month
  - See
    - Black History Month
- Chin National Day celebration, recognition, member's statement
  - Brar, 391–92
- Filipinos
  - Bridging Filipino Advocacy Corporation, launch, member's statement
    - Mowat, 781
  - Filipino-Canadian Association of Saskatchewan, recognition, member's statement
    - ChiefCalf, 559–60
  - Lapu-Lapu festival attack in Vancouver
    - See
      - Violence – Lapu-Lapu festival attack in Vancouver, solidarity and support
- Francophones
  - See
    - Francophones
- Greek Night, Moose Jaw, member's statement
  - Patterson, 2409
- Hispanos en Regina
  - See
    - Hospital and health foundations – Hospitals of Regina Foundation – Pediatric cancer clinic fundraiser
- India Night 2025, Regina, recognition, member's statement
  - Wotherspoon, 1347
- India Night gala dinner in Martensville, recognition, member's statement
  - Crassweller, 1954
- Rhythm and Roots Asian Festival, inaugural event, member's statement
  - Mowat, 1574
- Salute to Italy, White Butte Museum fundraiser
  - See
    - Museums – White Butte Museum: Salute to Italy fundraiser
- Saskatchewan Multicultural Week
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Multicultural Week
- Ukrainian dance
  - See
    - Dance
- Ukrainian Heritage Month, legislation
  - Jorgenson, 826
  - Ross, A., 826
Culverts
- Emergency work, Highway No. 39, near Weyburn, E96
- Funding, C80
- Importance of
  - See
    - Highways and roads – Culverts, size to withstand flooding
- Local contractors, capacity building, E96
- Repair and replacement, E92
Cumberland College
- Parkland College, merger with
  - See
    - Suncrest College
CUPE (Canadian Union of Public Employees)
- See
  - Canadian Union of Public Employees
Curling
- 100th Brier championship (2027), Saskatoon to host, member's statement
  - Kropf, 1268
- Arcola Curling Club, 125th anniversary bonspiel and celebration, member's statement
  - Harrison, D., 2045
- Arguin, Lorraine, skip and coach
  - See
    - Sports – Moose Jaw and District Sports Hall of Fame, inductees, recognition
- BKT World Men's Curling Championship, 2025, Moose Jaw
  - See
    - Event centres – Temple Gardens Centre, Moose Jaw
  - Member's statement
    - Patterson, 647
- Bryden, Randy and Josh, championship teams, recognition, member's statement
  - Kropf, 290
- Canadian Senior Men's Curling Championship, 2024
  - See
    - Curling – Bryden, Randy and Josh, championship teams
- Community rink affordability grant
  - See
    - Community rink affordability grant
- Everest Curling Club national competition 2024, Saskatchewan teams, recognition, member's statement
  - Breckner, 99
- Saskatchewan Masters Provincial Championships, recognition of teams and winners, member's statement
  - Bromm, 2012
- Team Ackerman, youth curlers, recognition, member's statement
  - McLeod, B., 2244
- Team Saskatchewan, under 18 women's national champions, recognition, member's statement
  - McBean, 1792
- Wheelchair curling, Gil Dash and Team Canada, Paralympic gold medalists, member's statement
  - Weedmark, 1836
- Whitewood Farmers & Friends Bonspiel, recognition of fundraising efforts, member's statement
  - Weedmark, 735
Curriculum
- English language arts, kindergarten to grade 3, renewal, U47
- Grade 7 social studies
  - See
    - Students – Caroline Robbins School, Saskatoon, grade 7 students, MLA discussion
- Sexual education, third-party educators, ban, N35, U108
  - See also
    - Intimate partner violence – And family violence, provincial rates – Government interventions, and need for prevention education
- Sexual education, third-party educators, reverse ban, petition
  - Blakley, 1267
  - Breckner, 2324–25, 2483
  - ChiefCalf, 1650–51
  - Conway, 696
  - Gordon, 1547
  - Mowat, 558
  - Pratchler, 98
  - Sarauer, 577, 716, 779–80, 1522, 1616, 1735, 1815, 1893, 2279
  - Senger, 534
  - Teed, 234
- Tourism workforce development, N50
Customs administration
- See
  - Tariffs
Cyberstalking
- Legislation, new, Throne Speech, 1046
Cyberstalking and Coercive Control Act (No. 34)
- First reading
  - McLeod, T., 1327
- Second reading
  - Brar, 1514
  - Carr, 1529
  - Gordon, 1429–30
  - McBean, 1403–4
  - McLeod, T., 1354
  - McPhail, 1476
  - Pratchler, 1355
  - Warrington, 1494
- Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Carr, 1529
- Committee discussion 1530
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.)
    - McLeod, T., 1530
- Report without amendment
  - McLeod, B., 1530
- Third reading
  - McLeod, T., 1530
- Royal Assent, 1625
Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month
- And Walk to Make Cystic Fibrosis History, member's statement
  - Weger, 989