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

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Langford, Mr. Jack (NDP, Saskatchewan Rivers)
- Address in reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 89–90
- Budget (March 28, 1996)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 682
- Farm security
  - Workable, fair and affordable approach, designing, moved (Murrell), amendment (McLane), 361–362
- Forest industry
  - Clearwater Forest Products, new partnerships agreement with province, member's statement, 2689
- Historic buildings
  - Saskatchewan Architectural Heritage Society
    - Vintage Building award for exterior renovations (1996), Waskesiu Golf Course clubhouse (Prince Albert) and Edwards & Edwards Architects, Saskatoon, recipients, member's statement, 2938
- Honours and awards
  - Lakeland Citizen of the Year (1996), Edward Walker, Christopher Lake, recipient, member's statement, 1004
- Indians/First Nations
  - Lloyd Johnson Memorial Centre, Shellbrook, grand opening (May 6, 1996), new healing lodge, member's statement, 1455
- Teachers
  - Sister Eliza of Mary (Alice Gervais), commemoration, member's statement, 381
- Training programs
  - Jobstart training program, examples from La Ronge and Prince Albert, member's statement, 1766
- Wildlife
  - Habitat 2000, distribution of educational kits to schools in the province, member's statement, 946
Lautermilch, Mr. Eldon (NDP, Prince Albert Northcote) Minister of Energy and Mines
- Crown corporations
  - Tendering policy, native preference, 135–138
- Education
  - Canadian Association for Community Education, Community School Coordinator of the Year Award (1996), Fay Stupnikoff, Prince Albert, member's statement, 2201–2202
- Electricity
  - Condie-Queen Elizabeth transmission line, construction, concerns, 2624, 2940
  - Rural underground distribution program, 1658
- Energy and Mines Department
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 1137–1143, 1527–1532, 1871–1877, 1879–1886, 2365–2379
- Floods, 1007
- Government
  - Funds, repayment, Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan, 1513, 1541, 1627
- Irrigation Act, 1996 (No. 39)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2288–2292
  - Third reading, 2298
- Land
  - Conservation easements, removal, 1092
  - Taxation, drainage systems, construction and maintenance, treaty land entitlements, effect, 1092
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Compensation, 2416–2417
- Mining industry
  - Saskatchewan Mining Week, member's statement, 1850
- Ministerial statements
  - SaskPower Commercial, thermal power units, modernization, Ukraine, CIDA agreement (Lautermilch), 1183–1184
- Oral question period
  - Crown corporations, tendering policy, native preference, 135–138
  - Electricity, Condie-Queen Elizabeth transmission line, construction, concerns, 2624, 2940
  - Electricity, rural underground distribution program, 1658
  - Floods, 1007
  - Government, funds, repayment, Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan, 1513, 1541, 1627
  - Land, conservation easements, removal, 1092
  - Land, taxation, drainage systems, construction and maintenance, treaty land entitlements, effect, 1092
  - Legislative Assembly members, compensation, 2416–2417
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation, accountability, 1657
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation, Crow benefit payment, land tenants, 1152
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation, customer relations personnel, 1912
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation, president and vice-president, executive vehicles, lease, 1515
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation, right of entry, 1657
  - Service Districts Act (No. 33), withdrawal, 1828–1829
  - Telephones, enhanced 911 initiative, funding, 1829–1830
  - Water supply, Wakaw-Humboldt pipeline, 1855–1856
- Power Corporation Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 2) (No. 87)
  - First reading, 1462
  - Second reading, 1518
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2292–2295
  - Third reading, 2298
- Power Corporation Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 38)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2295–2298
  - Third reading, 2299
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation
  - Accountability, 1657
  - Crow benefit payment, land tenants, 1152
  - Customer relations personnel, 1912
  - President and vice-president, executive vehicles, lease, 1515
  - Right of entry, 1657
- Saskatchewan Research Council
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 1894–1899
- Saskatchewan Water Corporation
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 1672–1678, 1886–1894, 2379–2388
- SaskPower Commercial
  - Thermal power units, modernization, Ukraine, CIDA agreement, ministerial statement (Lautermilch), 1183–1184
- Service Districts Act (No. 33)
  - Withdrawal, 1828–1829
- Small business
  - Kelran Microbiologicals, Prince Albert, community contributions, member's statement, 1765
- Telephones
  - Enhanced 911 initiative, funding, 1829–1830
- Tourism
  - Prince Albert Tourism Awards (1996), recipients, member's statement, 2763
- Water supply
  - Wakaw-Humboldt pipeline, 1855–1856
- Wildlife
  - Establishment of new wildlife habitat, donation of land by Bill Hyshka, member's statement, 2239
Lingenfelter, Mr. Dwaine (NDP, Regina Elphinstone) Deputy Premier, Minister of Economic Development
- Agri-Food Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 47)
  - Second reading, 1373–1374
- Animal Identification Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 48)
  - Second reading, 1375–1376
- Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., 3002–3003
- Bankruptcies
  - Rate, 2204–2205, 2939
- Banks and banking
  - Bank of Nova Scotia, data centre, closure, 1684
- Business
  - Credit checks, fees and regulations, 2155, 2206
- Community Bonds Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 6)
  - First reading, 196
  - Second reading, 305–306
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 796–801
  - Third reading, 801
- Crown Construction Tendering Agreement
  - Repeal, 1537–1538, 2856–2857
  - Review and changes, 284, 2858–2859, 2942–2943, 3002, 3037–3038
- Department of Agriculture Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 97)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2634–2635
- Drug abuse/substance abuse
  - Whitespruce Youth Treatment Centre, amalgamation with Calder Centre, 675–677
- Economic development, 543, 1513–1514
  - Funding, results, 741
- Economic Development Department
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 801–809, 1412–1416, 2841–2845, 2847–2849, 2859–2876, 3038
- Election promises, 3150
- Employment
  - Loss, Ford Credit Canada, Regina, 448–449
- Employment development, 39–40, 72–73, 169–170, 544–545, 768–769
  - Tax reduction, impact, 477
- Exports
  - Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership Inc.
    - Goals, 2207
- Floods, 788
- Food processing
  - Rabbit processing plant, CanRa Processors Inc., closure, 331–332
- Government
  - Appointments, political, 1685
  - Information systems, ISM 2000, memorandum of understanding, 1740
  - Information systems, ISM 2000, memorandum of understanding, ministerial statement (Lingenfelter), 1743–1744
  - Public opinion polls, 738–739
- HARO Financial Corporation
  - Crown Investments Corporation, investment, agreement, 2033–2034
- Heritage
  - Preservation, tax deductions, 1183
- High technology
  - Synchrotron light source research facility, Saskatoon, ministerial statement (Lingenfelter), 2091
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Asphalt, purchases, 1180–1181
  - Maintenance depots, closure, 615
- Hospitals
  - Emergency services, reduction, 674–675
- Industrial Incentive Program Repeal Act (No. 7)
  - First reading, 196
  - Second reading, 306
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 315–318, 320–321
  - Third reading, 321
- Insurance companies
  - Crown Life Insurance
    - Increased profits and expansion of business, member's statement, 1681
- Investment
  - Cuba, security, 195–196
- Meat processing industry
  - Intercontinental Packers Ltd., expansion, 1202–1205, 1261, 1317, 1347–1348
- Ministerial statements
  - Government, information systems, ISM 2000, memorandum of understanding (Lingenfelter), 1743–1744
  - High technology, Synchrotron light source research facility, Saskatoon (Lingenfelter), 2091
  - Temple Gardens Mineral Spa, Moose Jaw, opening (Lingenfelter), 2034–2035
- Oral question period
  - Atomic Energy of Canada, Ltd., 3002–3003
  - Bankruptcies, rate, 2204–2205, 2939
  - Banks and banking, Bank of Nova Scotia, data centre, closure, 1684
  - Business, credit checks, fees and regulations, 2155, 2206
  - Crown Construction Tendering Agreement, repeal, 1537–1538, 2856–2857
  - Crown Construction Tendering Agreement, review and changes, 284, 2858–2859, 2942–2943, 3002, 3037–3038
  - Drug abuse/substance abuse, Whitespruce Youth Treatment Centre, amalgamation with Calder Centre, 675–677
  - Economic development, 543, 1513–1514
  - Economic development, funding, results, 741
  - Election promises, 3150
  - Employment development, 39–40, 72–73, 169–170, 544–545, 768–769
  - Employment development, tax reduction, impact, 477
  - Employment, loss, Ford Credit Canada, Regina, 448–449
  - Exports, Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership Inc., goals, 2207
  - Floods, 788
  - Food processing, Rabbit processing plant, CanRa Processors Inc., closure, 331–332
  - Government, appointments, political, 1685
  - Government, information systems, ISM 2000, memorandum of understanding, 1740
  - Government, public opinion polls, 738–739
  - HARO Financial Corporation, Crown Investments Corporation, investment, agreement, 2033–2034
  - Heritage, preservation, tax deductions, 1183
  - Highways and Transportation Department, asphalt purchases, 1180–1181
  - Highways and Transportation Department, maintenance depots, closure, 615
  - Hospitals, emergency services, reduction, 674–675
  - Investment, Cuba, security, 195–196
  - Meat processing industry, Intercontinental Packers Ltd., expansion, 1202–1205, 1261, 1317, 1347–1348
  - Regulations, review, reduction and elimination, 2242
  - Rural communities, economic development, urban-based strategy, 313–315, 3004
  - Schools, closures, rural business communities, impact, 980
  - Small business, Queen City Cleaners, Regina, closure, 2153
  - Taxation, reduction, 3004–3005
- Points of order
  - Leave, requesting, without having the floor, 3046
- Regulations
  - Review, reduction and elimination, 2242
- Roman Catholic Diocese of Saskatoon
  - New bishop, Vernon James Weisgerber, Vibank, member's statement, 1342
- Rural communities
  - Economic development, urban-based strategy, 313–315, 3004
- Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 8)
  - First reading, 197
  - Second reading, 337–338
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1552–1558
  - Third reading, 1559
- Schools
  - Closures, rural business communities, impact, 980
  - Commentary regarding public board's decision to keep Scott Collegiate, Regina, open in the fall, member's statement, 2201
- Small business
  - Queen City Cleaners, Regina, closure, 2153
- Taxation
  - Reduction, 3004–3005
- Temple Gardens Mineral Spa, Moose Jaw
  - Opening, ministerial statement (Lingenfelter), 2034–2035
Lorje, Ms. Pat (NDP, Saskatoon Southeast)
- Address in reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 209–211
- AIDS (Acquired immune deficiency syndrome)
  - Canadian AIDS Memorial Quilt, Saskatoon display, hosted by AIDS Saskatoon and the Persons Living with AIDS Network of Saskatchewan, member's statement, 1765–1766
- Bed and breakfast accommodations
  - Growth sector within the province's tourism industry, member's statement, 736
- Books
  - Freedom to Read Week (February 26-March 3, 1996), member's statement, 14–15
- Budget (March 28, 1996)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 606–609
- Business
  - Saskatoon Achievement in Business Excellence awards (1996), recipients, member's statement, 1681–1682
- Condolences
  - Member, Kelvington-Wadena, extended by Assembly, 75
- Disabled and handicapped persons
  - Saskatchewan Abilities Council (Saskatoon), partnering with Future Skills, recognition of collaboration program, member's statement, 2028–2029
- Economic development
  - Partnership for Growth: Building on the Renewal of the Saskatchewan Economy, goals, working toward, moved (Thomson)
    - Questions and comments, 1275
- Firearms Act (C-68)
  - Enforcement, provincial control, moved (D'Autremont), 1603–1604
    - Questions and comments 1608–1609
- Labour force
  - Right to work, moved (Goohsen), 938–940
- Mining industry
  - Accident, Flin Flon, condolences, 75
- Multiple sclerosis
  - Cameco MS Neurological Research Centre, City Hospital, Saskatoon, official opening (March 8, 1996), member's statement, 190
- Music
  - First Banff International Festival of Youth Orchestras (April 7, 1996)
    - Saskatoon Youth Orchestra, participants, member's statement, 874
    - South Saskatchewan Youth Orchestra, participants, member's statement, 813
- Passover
  - Observance (1996), member's statement, 765–766
- Points of order
  - Members' statements, documents, tabling, 224
- Police services
  - Police Week (May 12-18, 1996), member's statement, 1625
- Rural communities
  - Essential services, budget, impact, moved (Aldridge)
    - Questions and comments, 933–934
- Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 8)
  - Second reading, 431–434
- Saskatoon, Sask.
  - 90th birthday (1996), and population growth, member's statement, 281
  - Federation of Canadian Municipalities award, Saskatoon race relations committee, recipient, member's statement, 2238–2239
- Small business
  - Support, moved (Lorje), amendment (Draude), 1913–1915
    - Questions and comments, 1924–1925
- Speaker
  - Bovine tribute to speaker, member's statement, 2764
- Tourism
  - Economic statistics, support for tourism, member's statement, 1315
- Transfer payments
  - Moved (MacKinnon), amendment (Aldridge), 271–274