Hansard Speaker Index - 1st Session of the 23rd Legislature

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Belanger, Mr. Buckley (Liberal, Athabasca)
- Address in reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 90–93
- Animal Identification Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 48)
  - Second reading, 1376–1377
- Budget (March 28, 1996)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 700–702, 703–711
- Camsell Portage, Sask.
  - Community spirit, recognition, member's statement, 1455
- Child care
  - Beauval day care centre, first permanent day care centre in community, member's statement, 2238
- Consumer Protection Act (No. 10)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 559–563
- Crop Insurance Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 60)
  - Second reading, 1377–1378
- Cumberland House, Sask.
  - Accomplishments, member's statement, 1905
- Curling
  - Raymond Daigneault Memorial Bonspiel in Ile-a-la-Crosse, member's statement, 785
- Direct Sellers Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 9)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 553
- Discrimination and racism
  - International Day Against Racial Discrimination (March 21, 1996), member's statement, 413
- Economic development
  - Partnership for Growth: Building on the Renewal of the Saskatchewan Economy, goals, working toward, moved (Thomson), 1273–1274
    - Questions and comments, 1275
- Economic Development Department
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 1416–1420
- Education Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 5)
  - Second reading, 793–794
- Education Department
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 1760, 1956–1958
- Emergency 911 System Act (No. 43)
  - Second reading, 481–482
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2433–2434
- Energy and Mines Department
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 1527–1532, 1872–1875
- Environment protection
  - Northern Saskatchewan, funding, 312
- Finance Department
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 2000–2002, 2018–2020
- Firearms Act (C-68)
  - Enforcement, provincial control, moved (D'Autremont)
    - Questions and comments 1608
- Forest industry
  - Clearcutting practices, threat, Dore Lake population, 19
  - Forest ecosystems, management, funding, 311
- Forest Resources Management Act (No. 20)
  - Second reading, 2051–2054
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2586–2592, 2642–2643
- Garson Lake, Sask.
  - Community resilience, member's statement, 1626
- Health Department
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 3112–3118
- Health Districts Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 76)
  - Second reading, 2329–2331
- Health Facilities Licensing Act (No. 82)
  - Second reading, 2525–2527
- Highway Traffic Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 16)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 490–492
- Highways and roads
  - Northern Saskatchewan, 573, 1294, 1428, 1541, 1856–1857, 1971–1972
  - Northern Saskatchewan, improvement projects, Clearwater Forest Products, agreement, ministerial statement (Renaud), 2575
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 2610–2613
- Hospitals
  - Fort Qu'Appelle Indian Hospital, funding, 1486
- Housing
  - New housing program, Cumberland House, member's statement, 167
  - Waterhen Lake housing initiative, member's statement, 1118
- Ile-a-la-Crosse, Sask.
  - Homecoming celebration (ca. June 1996), commemorating 150th anniversary of Roman Catholic Church's arrival (1996) and 90th anniversary of Treaty 10 signing (1996), member's statement, 2487
- Indian and Métis Affairs Secretariat
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 1249–1254, 1575–1577, 1579–1582, 1587–1589, 2603–2606
- Indians/First Nations
  - Aboriginal Awareness Week, and Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations' 50th anniversary (1996), member's statement, 1706
  - Federal government, new funding agreement, Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations, member's statement, 2320–2321
  - First Nations forum in Regina, member's statement, 1315
  - Gathering rights, traditional, 311, 1295
- Interpretation Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 21)
  - Second reading, 1861
- Justice Department
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 1082
- La Loche, Sask.
  - Accomplishments, member's statement, 1289
- Legal Profession Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 25)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 441
- Legislative Assembly, hours of sitting
  - Extended, moved (Shillington), 2116–2145, 2208–2224
- Métis
  - Métis Nation of Saskatchewan, and North West Saskatchewan Municipalities, protocol agreement, member's statement, 104
- Ministerial statements
  - Highways and roads, northern Saskatchewan, improvement projects, Clearwater Forest Products, agreement (Renaud), 2575
- Motions for supply (interim)
  - Expenses, fiscal year ending March 31, 1997, General Revenue Fund, moved (MacKinnon), 775, 778–779
  - Expenses, fiscal year ending March 31, 1997, moved (MacKinnon), 1192–1193, 1195
- Motor vehicles, insurance
  - Personal injury protection plan, moved (Wall), amendment (Toth), 1727–1728
- Municipal Government Department
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 2441–2445
- Municipal Revenue Sharing Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 86)
  - Second reading, 1862–1863
- Naming of Northern Municipal Airports Act (No. 78)
  - First reading, 1093
  - Second reading, 1264–1265
- Natural gas
  - Exploration, northern Saskatchewan, Canoe Lake, Primrose Lake Weapons Range, consultation, 1295
- Northern municipalities
  - Round table meeting, La Ronge, far northern communities, 2574
- Northern Municipalities Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 72)
  - Second reading, 1325–1326
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1519–1526, 2585–2586
- Northern Saskatchewan
  - Community and economic development, moved (Krawetz), amendment (Sonntag), 1442–1446
  - Health care, access (A. Musyj), 2087–2088
  - Health care, funding and staff, allocation, 194–195
  - Health care, improvement, strategy, 1179
  - Housing, senior citizens, 1598, 1631
  - Living conditions, 2326–2327, 2574
- Northlands Career College, La Ronge
  - Funding, Westside Community College system, Buffalo Narrows, impact, 740
- Oil industry
  - Expansion, Alberta oil sands, northern Saskatchewan, benefits, 2205–2206
- Oral question period
  - Environment protection, northern Saskatchewan, funding, 312
  - Forest industry, clearcutting practices, threat, Dore Lake population, 19
  - Forest industry, forest ecosystems, management, funding, 311
  - Highways and roads, northern Saskatchewan, 573, 1294, 1428, 1541, 1856–1857, 1971–1972
  - Hospitals, Fort Qu'Appelle Indian Hospital, funding, 1486
  - Indians/First Nations, gathering rights, traditional, 311, 1295
  - Natural gas, exploration, northern Saskatchewan, Canoe Lake, Primrose Lake Weapons Range, consultation, 1295
  - Northern municipalities, round table meeting, La Ronge, far northern communities, 2574
  - Northern Saskatchewan, health care, access (A. Musyj), 2087–2088
  - Northern Saskatchewan, health care, funding and staff, allocation, 194–195
  - Northern Saskatchewan, health care, improvement, strategy, 1179
  - Northern Saskatchewan, housing, senior citizens, 1598, 1631
  - Northern Saskatchewan, living conditions, 2326–2327, 2574
  - Northlands Career College, funding, Westside Community College system, Buffalo Narrows, impact, 740
  - Oil industry, expansion, Alberta oil sands, northern Saskatchewan, benefits, 2205–2206
  - Provincial parks, northern Saskatchewan, funding, 312
  - Tourism, northern Saskatchewan, funding, 312
- Pinehouse, Sask.
  - Accomplishments, member's statement, 2028
  - Commentary on a variety of individuals' accomplishments, member's statement, 2085
- Plains Health Centre, Regina
  - Closure, petitions, 99, 131, 163, 187, 215, 247, 277, 307, 327, 345, 377, 411, 443, 469, 511, 537, 565, 611, 671, 733, 763, 783, 811, 1029, 1085, 1115, 1175, 1199, 1255, 1287, 1313, 1365, 1421, 1451, 1479, 1533, 1591, 1623, 1705, 1735, 1847, 1903, 1963, 2025, 2083, 2147, 2199, 2235, 2319, 2483, 2565, 2619, 3067, 3143
- Provincial parks
  - Northern Saskatchewan, funding, 312
- Rural municipalities
  - Tax loss, compensation, treaty land entitlements, moved (Toth), 1635–1636
- Saskatchewan Income Plan Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 14)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 827–829
- Saskatchewan Indian Federated College, Regina
  - 20th anniversary (1996), member's statement, 1850
- Saskatchewan Municipal Board
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 2435–2440
- Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 2351–2358
- Saskatchewan Water Corporation
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 1891–1894
- Saw mills
  - Green Lake saw mill, new 20-year wood supply agreement signed with government, member's statement, 250
- Schools
  - Commentary regarding public board's decision to keep Scott Collegiate, Regina, open in the fall, member's statement, 2200–2201
  - Small-school games held in Stony Rapids, member's statement, 1967
- Small business
  - Support, moved (Lorje), amendment (Draude)
    - Questions and comments, 1923–1924
- Snowmobile Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 53)
  - Second reading, 820–821
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1547–1549, 1551–1552
- Social assistance
  - Redesigning Social Assistance: Preparing for the New Century, discussion paper, moved (Pringle), 525–527
    - Questions and comments, 529–530
- Stony Rapids, Sask.
  - New developments in community, member's statement, 2622
- Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 91)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2040–2041
- Telephones
  - Regional exchange system, implementation, moved (Gantefoer), 1943–1944
- Tourism
  - Northern Saskatchewan, funding, 312
- Tributes
  - Hastings, Earl Adam, Regina, former senator, member's statement, 1481
  - O'Brien, Dennis, Buffalo Narrows, Buffalo Narrows Airways employee, member's statement, 1535
- Violence
  - Increased incidents, member's statement, 736, 814
- Volleyball
  - Ile-a-la-Crosse junior girls' volleyball team, recognition, member's statement, 3068
- Wildlife Habitat Protection Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 80)
  - Second reading, 1746–1747
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2308–2309, 2313–2314
- Youth
  - Government commitment, lack of, condemnation, moved (Julé), 1612–1617
Bjornerud, Mr. Bob (Liberal, Saltcoats)
- Address in reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 124–126
- Agriculture
  - Agricultural Sciences Week, member's statement, 2084
  - Farm Safety Week, member's statement, 133
- Budget (March 28, 1996)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 746–747
- Crop depredation
  - Wildlife, compensation plan, 310–311, 474, 1206
  - Wildlife, compensation plan, moved (Bjornerud), 531–533
- Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 44)
  - Second reading, 1983–1984
- Crown Foundation for District Health Boards Act (No. 114)
  - Second reading, 2497–2499
- Earth Day
  - Recognition (April 22, 1996), member's statement, 1030–1031
- Electricity
  - Rural underground distribution program, 1657–1658
- Emergency 911 System Act (No. 43)
  - Second reading, 961–963, 985
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1048–1049, 1051, 1646–1647, 1649–1650, 2432–2434
- Environment and Resource Management Department
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 909–913
- Farm security
  - Workable, fair and affordable approach, designing, moved (Murrell), amendment (McLane), 360–361
- Floods
  - Appreciation of community flood volunteers, member's statement, 1004
  - Flooded conditions in Kamsack, member's statement, 2273
- Health Department
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 1401–1403
- Health Facilities Licensing Act (No. 82)
  - Second reading, 2670
- Highways and roads
  - Rural municipalities, funding, 331
- Labour Department
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 863–866
- Land Titles Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 58)
  - Second reading, 1385–1387
- Langenburg, Sask.
  - Achievements of Claude Desnoyers (teacher), Sharla Andrews (student), and Kerri Buchberger (volleyball player), member's statement, 844–845
- Liberal Party of Saskatchewan
  - Member's statement, 672–673
- Libraries Co-operation Act, 1996 (No. 29)
  - Second reading, 390–391
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 508
- Local Government Election Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 32)
  - Second reading, 963
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 992–993
- Ministerial statements
  - Telecommunications, Internet, Sympatico service, fixed cost regardless of location (Teichrob), 3075
- Motions for supply (interim)
  - Expenses, fiscal year ending March 31, 1997, General Revenue Fund, moved (MacKinnon), 774
  - Expenses, fiscal year ending March 31, 1997, moved (MacKinnon), 1193–1194, 1220
- Motor vehicles, insurance
  - Personal injury protection plan, moved (Wall), amendment (Toth), 1718–1719
- Municipal Board Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 46)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2389, 2392
- Municipal Employees' Pension Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 55)
  - Second reading, 1223–1226
- Municipal Government Department
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 965–966, 972–973
- Municipal Government Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment and Repeal Act, 1996 (No. 36)
  - Second reading, 794
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1393–1395
- Municipal Hail Insurance Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 31)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 564
- Municipal Revenue Sharing Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 86)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2396–2397, 2399–2400
- Municipalities
  - Administrative costs, 254–255
  - Amalgamation, 104–105, 192–193, 220, 283, 589–590, 946–947
  - Amalgamation, opposition, moved (Bjornerud), amendment (Whitmore), 224–226
    - Questions and comments, 233–234
  - Amalgamation, revenue sharing, impact, 917–918, 1182–1183
  - Video lottery terminal revenue, 219–220, 1291–1292
- Natural Resources Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 49)
  - Second reading, 1159–1160
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1356, 1358, 1393–1394
- Newspapers
  - Job losses, newspapers acquired by Hollinger Inc., member's statement, 36
- Optometry and Ophthalmic Dispensers Professions Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 24)
  - Second reading, 325
- Oral question period
  - Crop depredation, wildlife, compensation plan, 310–311, 474, 1206
  - Electricity, rural underground distribution program, 1657–1658
  - Highways and roads, rural municipalities, funding, 331
  - Municipalities, administrative costs, 254–255
  - Municipalities, amalgamation, 104–105, 192–193, 220, 283, 589–590, 946–947
  - Municipalities, amalgamation, revenue sharing, impact, 917–918, 1182–1183
  - Municipalities, video lottery terminal revenue, 219–220, 1291–1292
  - Rural communities, health care, funding, 2766
  - Rural municipalities, Canada-Saskatchewan infrastructure works program, projects, funding, 1516–1517
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications, advertising, Globe and Mail 2030–2031
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications, collective agreement, benefits and wages, 1317–1318
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications, political patronage appointments, problems, 1183
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications, president, appointment, 736–738
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications, president, former, contract, 41, 738
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications, privatization, consideration, 1318
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications, re-engineering process, 617
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications, strike action, emergency services, 786–787, 847
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications, strike action, managers, overtime pay, etc., 816, 847, 1205–1206
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications, strike action, mediator, appointment, 948, 978
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications, strike action, resolution, 875–876, 978
  - Schools, bus transportation, communication devices, installation, 3001
  - Service Districts Act (No. 33), withdrawal, 1908, 1972
  - Special care homes, Eaglestone Lodge, Kamsack, changes, 1260, 2856, 3071
  - Special care homes, Yorkton, bed shortage, 2626–2627
  - Students, summer employment, SaskTel strike action, effect, 1123
  - Telecommunications, Internet, rural service rates, 2154–2155
- Pharmacy Act, 1996 (No. 40)
  - Second reading, 485–486
- Plains Health Centre, Regina
  - Closure, petitions, 99, 131, 187, 215, 247, 277, 307, 327, 345, 377, 411, 469, 511, 537, 565, 585, 611, 671, 733, 763, 783, 811, 843, 867, 915, 943, 975, 1001, 1029, 1085, 1115, 1145, 1175, 1199, 1255, 1287, 1313, 1339, 1365, 1421, 1451, 1479, 1509, 1623, 1651, 1679, 1705, 1763, 1903, 1963, 2025, 2083, 2147, 2199, 2235, 2271, 2411, 2483, 2565, 2619, 2687, 2761, 2851, 2935, 2997, 3067, 3143
- Planning and Development Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 73)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1469–1470, 1472–1476, 1645
- Public Employees Pension Plan Act (No. 64)
  - Second reading, 1130
- Public Libraries Act, 1996 (No. 28)
  - Second reading, 390
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 503–508
- Rural communities
  - Health care, funding, 2766
- Rural municipalities
  - Canada-Saskatchewan infrastructure works program, projects, funding, 1516–1517
  - Tax loss, compensation, treaty land entitlements, moved (Toth), 1634–1635
- Rural Municipality Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 71)
  - Second reading, 1296–1299, 1327
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1500–1501, 2562, 2576–2577
- Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities
  - Annual convention held in Regina, member's statement, 217
- Saskatchewan Pension Annuity Fund Act (No. 63)
  - Second reading, 1130
- Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 1333–1335, 1337–1338
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications
  - Advertising, Globe and Mail 2030–2031
  - Collective agreement, benefits and wages, 1317–1318
  - Political patronage appointments, problems, 1183
  - President, appointment, 736–738
  - President, former, contract, 41, 738
  - Privatization, consideration, 1318
  - Re-engineering process, 617
  - Strike action, emergency services, 786–787, 847
  - Strike action, managers, overtime pay, etc., 816, 847, 1205–1206
  - Strike action, mediator, appointment, 948, 978
  - Strike action, resolution, 875–876, 978
- Saskatchewan Water Corporation
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 1676
- SaskEnergy Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 35)
  - Second reading, 421
- Schools
  - Bus transportation, communication devices, installation, 3001
- Service Districts Act (No. 33)
  - Withdrawal, 1908, 1972
- Special care homes
  - Eaglestone Lodge, Kamsack, changes, 1260, 2856, 3071
  - Yorkton, bed shortage, 2626–2627
- Sports
  - Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame (1996), Gord Kluzak, inductee, member's statement, 2688–2689
- Students
  - Summer employment, SaskTel strike action, effect, 1123
- Superannuation (Supplementary Provisions) Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 65)
  - Second reading, 1130
- Tax Enforcement Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 45)
  - Second reading, 1350–1351
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2394–2396
- Teachers' Life Insurance (Government Contributory) Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 111)
  - Second reading, 2048–2049
- Telecommunications
  - Internet, rural service rates, 2154–2155
  - Internet, rural service rates, member's statement, 3068
  - Internet, Sympatico service, fixed cost regardless of location, ministerial statement (Teichrob), 3075
- Telephones
  - Regional exchange system, implementation, moved (Gantefoer), 1940–1941
- Third-party funding
  - Condemnation, moved (Draude), 2174–2176
- Universities
  - Campion College, Regina, Award of Merit (1996), Brad Hornung, recipient, member's statement, 1906
- Urban Municipality Amendment Act, 1996 (no. 70)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1488–1496, 1498–1499, 2547–2550, 2553, 2559, 2561
Boyd, Mr. Bill (Progressive Conservative, Kindersley)
- Address in reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 47–53
- Agriculture and Food Department
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 2969, 2972–2973
- Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., 1121, 1854–1855
- Budget (March 28, 1996)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 620–623
  - Moved (MacKinnon) to resolve into Committee of Finance, amendment (Boyd), 623
- Cameco Corporation
  - Shares, sale, ministerial statement (Wiens), 1126
- Canadian Wheat Board
  - Monopoly, 516–517
- Casinos
  - North Battleford exhibition association, revenue loss, 846–847
- Centenarians
  - Lee, Leslie W., Choiceland, 100th birthday, member's statement, 1772
- Condolences
  - Sutor, Russell Allan (former MLA), moved (Romanow), 300
- Court-houses
  - Closure, Kerrobert, 1151, 1346, 2324
- Crime
  - Rates, urban centres, 1742
- Crown Construction Tendering Agreement, 1770–1771
  - Condemnation, moved (Boyd), 1728–1729
  - Review and changes, 2692–2693, 2767–2769, 2858–2859, 2942, 3002, 3038, 3072
  - Review and changes, moved (Boyd), 2695
- Crown corporations
  - Review, 1684
  - Review, public meetings, ministerial statement (Wiens), 1688–1689
- Crown Foundation for District Health Boards Act (No. 114)
  - Second reading, 2698–2703
- Drug abuse/substance abuse
  - Whitespruce Youth Treatment Centre, amalgamation with Calder Centre, 948–949
- Economic development, 543
- Election promises, 571–572, 3149–3150
- Electricity
  - Rates, increase, petitions, 11, 35, 67, 99, 131, 164
- Employment
  - Loss, Ford Credit Canada, Regina, 448–449
- Employment development, 17, 39–40, 72, 169–170, 543, 768–769
- Executive Council
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 2814–2828
  - Size, 106–107
- Finance Department
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 2006–2018
- Government
  - Costs, reduction, 542–543
  - Credit rating, upgrade, ministerial statement (MacKinnon), 1913
  - Information systems, ISM 2000, memorandum of understanding, ministerial statement (Lingenfelter), 1744
  - Public opinion polls, 738
- Gross revenue insurance program (GRIP)
  - Overpayment, bills, collection, 18
  - Overpayment, bills, collection, crop insurance, eligibility, 980, 1034–1035
- Health district boards
  - Funding, 788
- High technology
  - Synchrotron light source research facility, Saskatoon, ministerial statement (Lingenfelter), 2092
- Justice Department
  - Independent prosecutor (Chris Evans), report, 1293
- Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 4) (No 62)
  - First reading, 593
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Compensation, 253–254, 284–285, 332–333, 350, 571–572, 1090–1091, 2416–2417
  - Compensation, moved (Boyd), 256
  - Former, 100th birthday celebration, Leslie W. Lee, 1772
- Liberal Party of Saskatchewan
  - Member's statement, 735
- Meat processing industry
  - Intercontinental Packers Ltd., expansion, 1204, 1261
- Milk Control Board
  - Regulations, opposition, Baker dairy farm, 2031
- Ministerial statements
  - Cameco Corporation, shares, sale (Wiens), 1126
  - Crown corporations, review, public meetings (Wiens), 1688–1689
  - Government, credit rating, upgrade, Standard and Poor's (MacKinnon), 1913
  - Government, information systems, ISM 2000, memorandum of understanding (Lingenfelter), 1744
  - High technology, Synchrotron light source research facility, Saskatoon (Lingenfelter), 2092
  - Occupational health and safety, Canadian Occupational Health and Safety Week (June 3-7, 1996) (Anguish), 2093
  - Saskferco, expansion (Wiens), 1124
  - Temple Gardens Mineral Spa, Moose Jaw, opening (Lingenfelter), 2035
- Motions (Priority of debate)
  - Gross revenue insurance program (GRIP), legislation, moved (Boyd), 22
- Motions (under Rule 46)
  - Crown Construction Tendering Agreement, review and changes, moved (Boyd), 2695
  - Gross revenue insurance program (GRIP), overpayment, bills, collection deadline, moved (Boyd), 10
  - Legislative Assembly members, compensation, moved (Boyd), 256
  - Sexual offenders, high-risk, public identification, moved (Boyd), 197–198
- Municipalities
  - Amalgamation, 615–616
  - Funding, 590
- Music
  - Cadet band concert at Regina's Centre of Arts (April 10, 1996), member's statement, 814–815
- Occupational health and safety
  - Canadian Occupational Health and Safety Week (June 3-7, 1996), ministerial statement (Anguish), 2093
- Oral question period
  - Atomic Energy of Canada, Ltd., 1121, 1854–1855
  - Canadian Wheat Board, monopoly, 516–517
  - Casinos, North Battleford exhibition association, revenue loss, 846–847
  - Court-houses, closure, Kerrobert, 1151, 1346, 2324
  - Crime, rates, urban centres, 1742
  - Crown Construction Tendering Agreement, 1770–1771
  - Crown Construction Tendering Agreement, review and changes, 2692–2693, 2767–2769, 2857–2858, 2942, 3002, 3038, 3072
  - Crown corporations, review, 1684
  - Drug abuse/substance abuse, Whitespruce Youth Treatment Centre, amalgamation with Calder Centre, 948–949
  - Economic development, 543
  - Election promises, 571–572, 3149–3150
  - Employment development, 17, 39–40, 72, 169–170, 543, 768–769
  - Employment, loss, Ford Credit Canada, Regina, 448–449
  - Executive Council, size, 106–107
  - Government, costs, reduction, 542–543
  - Government, public opinion polls, 738
  - Gross revenue insurance program (GRIP), overpayment, bills, collection, 18, 980
  - Gross revenue insurance program (GRIP), overpayment, bills, collection, crop insurance, eligibility, 980, 1034–1035
  - Health district boards, funding, 788
  - Justice Department, independent prosecutor (Chris Evans), report, 1293
  - Legislative Assembly members, compensation, 253–254, 284–285, 332–333, 350, 571–572, 1090–1091, 2416–2417
  - Meat processing industry, Intercontinental Packers Ltd., expansion, 1204, 1261
  - Milk Control Board, regulations, opposition, Baker dairy farm, 2031
  - Municipalities, amalgamation, 615–616
  - Municipalities, funding, 590
  - Regulations, review, reduction and elimination, 2242
  - Sales taxes, harmonization, rate, 570
  - Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living, Home oxygen program, 919–920
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation, president and vice-president, executive vehicles, lease, 1514–1515
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications, privatization, consideration, 877
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications, strike action, tentative agreement, 1261
  - Service Districts Act (No. 33), withdrawal, 1828–1829
  - Sexual offenders, high-risk, public identification, 193–194, 474–475, 817
  - Small business, Queen City Cleaners, Regina, closure, 2152–2153
  - Social assistance, case-load, 1970–1971
  - Social assistance, work-for-welfare program, implementation, 3072
  - Special care homes, Pioneers Haven, Kerrobert, closure, 2941
  - Special care homes, Swift Current Care Centre, closure, 1710
  - Taxation, First Nations, dispute, court action, 1318, 1911
  - Taxpayers' Protection Act (No. 42), 417
  - Transfer payments, 136–137
- Referendum and Plebiscite Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 52)
  - First reading, 519
- Regulations
  - Review, reduction and elimination, 2242
- Sales taxes
  - Harmonization, rate, 570
- Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living
  - Home oxygen program, 919–920
- Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 8)
  - Second reading, 430–431
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation
  - President and vice-president, executive vehicles, lease, 1514–1515
- Saskatchewan Regulatory Reform Act (No. 119)
  - First reading, 2244
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications
  - Privatization, consideration, 877
  - Strike action, tentative agreement, 1261
- Saskferco Products Inc., Belle Plaine
  - Expansion, ministerial statement (Wiens), 1124
- Service Districts Act (No. 33)
  - Withdrawal, 1828–1829
- Sexual offenders
  - High-risk, public identification, 193–194, 474–475, 817
  - High-risk, public identification, moved (Boyd), 197–198
- Small business
  - Queen City Cleaners, Regina, closure, 2152–2153
- Social assistance
  - Case-load, 1970–1971
  - Work-for-welfare program, implementation, 3072
- Speaker
  - Election, 3
- Special care homes
  - Pioneers Haven, Kerrobert, closure, 2941
  - Swift Current Care Centre, closure, 1710
- Taxation
  - First nations, dispute, court action, 1318, 1911
- Taxpayers' Protection Act (No. 42)
  - First reading, 419
  - Oral question period, 417
- Temple Gardens Mineral Spa, Moose Jaw
  - Opening, ministerial statement (Lingenfelter), 2035
- Transfer payments, 136–137
- Tributes
  - Leith, George, former MP for Eston-Elrose constituency, member's statement, 2150
- Weddings
  - Recognition of Goohsen-Nystuen nuptials (April 4, 1996), member's statement, 766
  - Recognition of Sonntag-Wilkinson nuptials (May 16, 1996), member's statement, 1682
- Workers' Compensation Board Accountability Act (No. 121)
  - First reading, 2943
Bradley, Ms. Judy (NDP, Weyburn-Big Muddy)
- Agriculture
  - Agricultural Sciences Month (May 1996), and John Noble, recipient of Distinguished Diploma Graduate Award from University of Saskatchewan, member's statement, 1626
- Arts and culture
  - Regional dance competition held in Ogema (April 27, 1996), member's statement, 1482
- Budget (March 28, 1996)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 697–699
- Bus transportation
  - L'il Red Bus line, relaunch, member's statement, 330–331
- Child care
  - Souris Valley Child Care Corporation, official opening in Weyburn, member's statement, 166–167
- Economic development
  - South East Regional Economic Development Authority in Weyburn, official launch, member's statement, 413–414
- Education
  - National Congress on Rural Education held in Saskatoon (March 13-15, 1996), member's statement, 251
  - Southeast Regional College, alternate high school program, member's statement, 2486
- Education, post-secondary
  - And training, funding priority, commendation, moved (Bradley), amendment (Krawetz), 1093–1097
- Farm security
  - Workable, fair and affordable approach, designing, moved (Murrell), amendment (McLane), 374–375
- Firearms Act (C-68)
  - Enforcement, provincial control, moved (D'Autremont), 1608
- Football
  - Retirement of Saskatchewan Roughriders' Dave Ridgway, member's statement, 1177
- Forests and forestry
  - National Forest Week (ca. May 6-12, 1996) and Arbor Day (May 6, 1996), member's statement, 1342
- Health Department
  - Portfolio, redundancy, moved (Toth), 1932–1934
- Historic buildings
  - Saskatchewan Architectural Heritage Society
    - Vintage Building award (1996), Logan W. Bjarnason, restoration of 1907 Symes homestead in Froude, recipient, member's statement, 2622
- Hockey
  - Saskatchewan Hockey Association, Midget AA provincial championships (1996), Weyburn PanCanadian Midget Beavers, champions, member's statement, 446
- Indians/First Nations
  - Dancers, Donetta and Trevor Seack, Weyburn, recognition, member's statement, 1088
  - Treaty land entitlements, provincial agreement signed, Cowessess First Nation, member's statement, 309
- Manufacturing industry
  - Alcatel Canada Wire, Weyburn plant expansion, member's statement, 133–134
- Public libraries
  - Southeast Regional Library's branch of the year (1996), Weyburn Public Library, recipient, and 30th anniversary of the regional library system (1996), member's statement, 786
- Schools
  - Weyburn Junior High School, student initiatives to celebrate Red Cross 100th Canadian anniversary, member's statement, 1511
- Secretaries
  - Secretaries Week (April 21-27, 1996) and Secretaries Day (April 24, 1996), member's statement, 1117
- Small business
  - Geo-Ark Petrographic, Lang, recognition, member's statement, 568
  - Prairie Amusements, Weyburn, opening of new recreational facility (June 1, 1996), member's statement, 3068
- Social work
  - Social Work Week (March 4-10, 1996), member's statement, 37–38
- Students
  - National geography challenge in Ottawa (May 18, 1996), Brandon Swertz and Michael Larson, participants, member's statement, 978
- Theatre
  - Signal Hill Theatre, premiere of That'll Be the Day play in Weyburn (August 10, 1996), member's statement, 2764–2765
- Tourism
  - Tourism Saskatchewan's and Saskatchewan Tourism Education Council's certification recognition dinner '96 in Regina, and economic value of tourism, member's statement, 2238
- Women
  - Weyburn Committee Against Family Violence's walk, candlelight vigil and ceremony, member's statement, 1707
- Youth
  - Weyburn Youth Centre, ground-breaking ceremony (May 24, 1996), member's statement, 1824–1825