Hansard Speaker Index - 23rd Legislature Session 1

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Calvert, Mr. Lorne (NDP, Moose Jaw Wakamow). s. 1, 2: Minister of Social Services, Minister responsible for Seniors

Address in reply to the Speech from the Throne, 147–50
Adoption

Christian Counselling Services, funding, 2060–61

Canadian Armed Forces

NATO delegation to tour Moose Jaw and 15 Wing CFB (April 30-May 1, 1996) as potential pilot training site, member's statement, 1201

Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 15)

First reading, 223
Second reading, 323
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 829–33, 880–84
Third reading, 884

Children

Health benefits, supplementary, 1206
Poverty, 790–91
Poverty, elimination, 1291
Protection, case-loads, 171–72

Family planning

Facts of Life Line, funding, 1346–47

Farmers

Working income supplement, 1206

Food banks

Elimination, election promise, 449

Health care

Statistics, dead on arrival, 312

Health district boards

Acute care, funding, 1151

Health Districts Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 76)

Regulations, 1514

Health Facilities Licensing Act (No. 82)

Regulations, 1514

Hospitals

Fort Qu'Appelle Indian Hospital, funding, 1345
Rural, closure, 1343–44

Housing

Low income, affordable, 850
Rental, damage deposits, 1036–37

Moose Jaw, Sask.

Keystone Bulk Transport, establishing new shop in Moose Jaw, member's statement, 250
Moose Jaw Kinsmen International Band and Choral Festival (ca. May 18-10, 1996), ParkArt 95 annual arts and craft festival (ca. May 18-10, 1996), and outdoor murals, member's statement, 1653–54

Oral question period

Adoption, Christian Counselling Services, 2060–61
Children, health benefits, 1206
Children, poverty, 790–91, 1291
Children, protection, case-load, 171–72
Facts of Life Line, funding, 1346–47
Food banks, elimination, election promise, 449
Fort Qu'Appelle Indian Hospital, 1345
Health care, statistics, 312
Health district boards, acute care, funding, 1151
Health Districts Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 76), regulations, 1514
Health Facilities Act (No. 82), regulations, 1514
Hospitals, rural, closure, 1343–44
Housing, rental, damage deposit, 1036–37
Saskatchewan Medical Insurance Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 77), regulations, 1514
Senior citizens, eye glasses, cost, assistance, 1371–72
Social assistance benefits, working income supplement, farmers, 1206
Social assistance recipients, problems, Debbie Morris, 1123
Social assistance, case-load, increase, 1970–71
Social assistance, work-for-welfare program, implementation, 3072
Social Services Department, community living division, transfer, 878–79
Social Services Department, family support services branch, Saskatoon, budget, reduction, 789
Social workers, case-load, increase, 42
Special care homes, Providence Place, Moose Jaw, funding, 1005–6, 1149–50, 1344–45
Women, battered women, assistance, 790
Youth, Egadz outreach program, funding, 1743

Public Service Commission

Estimates (1996-1997), 2721–32

Saskatchewan Income Plan Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 14)

First reading, 223
Second reading, 322–23
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 826–29
Third reading, 833

Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Amendment Act, 1996 (no. 77)

Regulations, 1514

Senior citizens

Eye glasses, cost, assistance, 1371–72

Social assistance

Case-load, 1970–71
Work-for-welfare program, implementation, 3072

Social assistance recipients

Problems, Debbie Morris, 1123

Social Services Department

Community living division, central office, transfer, 878–79
Estimates (1996-1997), 833–40, 2648–64, 2732–43, 2776–79, 2830–41
Estimates, supplementary (1995-1996), 2841
Family support services branch, Saskatoon, budget, reduction, 789

Social Services Department Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 13) (client personal information)

First reading, 223
Second reading, 321
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 825–26
Third reading, 833

Social workers

Case-load, increasing, 42

Special care homes

Providence Place, Moose Jaw, funding, 1005–6, 1149–50, 1344–45

Temple Gardens Mineral Spa, Moose Jaw

Official opening (June 1, 1996), member's statement, 2085

Trade shows

Focus on Tourism and Focus on Trade shows (April 12-14, 1996) in Moose Jaw, member's statement, 844

Women

Battered, assistance, 790

Youth

Egadz outreach program, funding, 1743

Cline, Mr. Eric (NDP, Saskatoon Mount Royal). s. 1: Minister of Health

Assiniboine Valley Health District

Acute care, funding, 1826

Change of Name Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 108)

First reading, 1714
Third reading, 1965

Children

Fetal alcohol syndrome, prevention, legislation, 947, 1628

Crime

Rates, urban centres, 1742

Crown Foundation for District Health Boards Act (No. 114)

First reading, 1715
Second reading, 1865
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 3079–85
Third reading, 3109

Dependants' Relief Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 89)

First reading, 1487

Doctors/Physicians

Fees, schedule, new, 1909–10

Drug abuse/substance abuse

Whitespruce Youth Treatment Centre, amalgamation with Calder Centre, 739, 948–49, 2059

Education

Sex education, wooden demonstrators, 3003

Gambling

Addiction, 1656

Government

Legal action against, health care funding, rural communities, 2854–55, 3148

Health care

Austism therapy (Hans Johnson), 2491–92
CAT scans, availability, 545
Facilities, charitable donations, 1828
Funding, 1766–67, 2323–24, 3003–4, 3070–71
Hepatitis C victims, compensation, 1628, 2060, 2152, 2203–4
Multiple chemical sensitivity syndrome, treatment, United States, 1320–21
Patients, complaints and concerns, procedure (Ombudsman, appointment), 1426–27
Professionals, employment, 516
Reliable, 38–39
Saskatchewan Health Information Network, cost, 818–19, 1594–95, 2419
Services, 2089
Speech therapy, North-East Health District and Central Plains Health District, 2767

Health care - Reform, 1686–87, 3147–48
Health Department

District support branch, expenditure, 383–84
District support branch, staff, hiring, 416
Estimates (1996-1997), 1061–70, 1397–1411, 2974–76, 2977–94, 3025–37, 3110–18

Health district boards

Deficits, 282–83
Financial information, availability, 1181
Funding, 766–67, 788–89, 876–77, 1319–20, 1540
Funding, health care workers, Radville, 815–16
Services, advertising, 1203–4

Health Districts Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 76)

First reading, 1038
Second reading, 1462–63
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 3121–41
Third reading, 3141

Health Facilities Licensing Act (No. 82)

First reading, 1295
Second reading, 1466–68
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 3089–94, 3097–3109
Third reading, 3110

Health Labour Relations Reorganization Act (No. 120)

Committee of the Whole Assembly, 3085–88
Third reading, 3109–10

Home care

Negligence, allegations, J. Nicholson death, 1032–34, 1830
Workers, strike, potential, 1459–60, 1482–84, 1539–40

Hospital waiting-lists

ENG test, University Hospital, 1180
Surgery, 1372–73
Surgery, open-heart, 950–51

Hospitals

Cataract surgery, Gimbel eye clinic, Calgary, 3071
Fort Qu'Appelle Indian Hospital, funding, 1369–70, 1486, 2418, 2766
Rural, closure, 1320, 1460, 2151, 2857

Interpretation Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 21)

Second reading, 1860

Law day

(April 17, 1996), member's statement, 945–46

Mental Health Services Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 41) (community treatment orders)

First reading, 388
Second reading, 452–53
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 995–99

Moose Jaw-Thunder Creek District Health Board

Employees, severance payments, 1089

Northern Saskatchewan

Health care, access (A. Musyj), 2087–88
Health care, district boards, 195
Health care, funding and staff, allocation, 194–95

Optomery and Ophthalmic Dispensers Professions Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 24)

First reading, 286–87
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1389–93

Oral question period

Assiniboine Valley Health District, acute care, 1826
CAT scans, availability, 545
Children, fetal acohol syndrome, prevention, legislation, 947, 1628
Crime rates, urban centres, 1742
Doctors, fees, schedule, new, 1909–10
Fort Qu'Appelle Indian Hospital, 1369–70, 1486, 2418, 2766
Gambling addiction, 1656
Government, legal action against, 2854–55, 3148
Health care, 38–39
Health care facilities, charitable donations, legislation, 1828
Health care reform, 1686–87, 3147–48
Health care services, lawsuits, 2089
Health care, autism therapy, 2491–92
Health care, funding, 1766–67, 2323–24, 3003–4, 3070–71
Health care, multiple chemical sensitivity syndrome, treatment, 1320–21
Health care, patients, complaints and concerns, procedure, 1426–27
Health care, professionals, employment, 516
Health care, Saskatchewan Health and Information Network, cost, 818–19, 1594–95, 2419
Health care, speech therapy, North-East and Central Plains health districts, 2767
Health Department, district support branch, 383–84, 416
Health district boards, deficits, 282–83
Health district boards, financial information, availability, 1181
Health district boards, funding, 766–67, 788–89, 815–16, 876–77, 1319–20, 1540
Health district boards, services, advertising, 1203–4
Hepatitis C victims, compensation, 1628, 2060, 2152, 2203–4
Home care workers, strike, 1459–60, 1482–84, 1539–40
Home care, negligence, allegations, J. Nicholson death, 1032–34, 1830
Home oxygen program, 543–44, 919–20
Hospital waiting-lists, ENG test, University Hospital, 1180
Hospital waiting-lists, surgery, 950–51, 1372–73
Hospitals, cataract surgery, 3071
Hospitals, Fort Qu'Appelle Indian Hospital, funding, 2766
Hospitals, rural, closure, 1320, 1460, 2151, 2857
Moose Jaw-Thunder Creek Health District, employees, severance payments, 1089
Northern Saskatchewan, health care, 194–95, 2087–88
Personal care homes, 1370, 2153
Plains Health Centre, Regina, closure, 451, 514–16, 517–18, 877, 2276–77, 3151
Providence Place, Moose Jaw, funding v. consultant studies, 385–87, 415–16
Regina District Health Board, funding, 1738–39
Rehabilitation, disabled and handicapped, 2325–26
Rolling Hills District Health Board, funding, reduction, 3148
Rural communities, health care, 1826–27, 2765–66
Rural Health Coalition Agreement, 2058–59, 2086–87, 2088–89, 2690–91
Saskatchewan Union of Nurses, collective agreement, 1461, 1594
Saskatoon District Health Board, members, expression of opinion, policy, 979
Sex education, wooden demonstrators, 3003
Special care homes, Eaglestone Lodge, Kamsack, changes, 1260, 2856, 3071–72
Special care homes, funding reduction, 1769
Special care homes, Leroy, closure, 1033–34
Special care homes, Nirvana Pioneer Villa, Melfort, closure, 1425–26
Special care homes, Pioneers Haven, Kerrobert, closure, 2941–42
Special care homes, Providence Place, Moose Jaw, funding, 1292, 1686, 2202–3, 2241–42, 3000–3001
Special care homes, Swift Current Care Centre, closure, 1708–9, 1710–11, 1739–40, 1741–42, 1907–8, 1968–69, 3150–51
Special care homes, Yorkton, bed shortage, 2626–27
Special care, levels, classification, 518
St. Joseph's Hospital, Estevan, funding reduction, 1767–68, 1827
St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon, emergency services, 1035–36
Whitespruce Youth Treatment Centre, 739, 948–49, 2059

Personal care homes

Licensing, 2153
Regulations, 1370

Pharmacy Act, 1996 (No. 40)

First reading, 387–88
Second reading, 485–86
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 994–95

Plains Health Care, Regina

Closure, 451, 514–15, 517–18, 877, 2276–77, 3151

Provincial Mediation Board Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 90)

First reading, 1487

Queen's Bench Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 88)

First reading, 1487

Regina District Health Board

Funding, 1738–39

Rehabilitation

Disabled and handicapped, 2325–26

Rolling Hills District Health Board

Funding, reduction, 3148

Rural communities

Health care, 1826–27
Health care, funding, 2765–67
Health care, Rural Health Coalition Agreement, 2058–59, 2088–89
Health care, Rural Health Coalition Agreement, Radville, 2086–87
Health care, Rural Health Coalition Agreement, St. Walburg and Big River, 2690–91

Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living

Home oxygen program, 543–44, 919–20

Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Amendment Act, 1996 (no. 77)

First reading, 1038
Second reading, 1465
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2754–60, 2770–71
Third reading, 2775

Saskatchewan Union of Nurses

Collective bargaining, 1461, 1594

Saskatoon District Health Board

Members, expression of opinion, policy, 979

Special care

Levels, classification, 518

Special care homes

Eaglestone Lodge, Kamsack, changes, 1260, 2856, 3071–72
Funding, reduction, 1769
Leroy, closure, 1033–34
Nirvana Pioneer Villa, Melfort, closure, 1425–26
Pioneers Haven, Kerrobert, closure, 2941–42
Providence Place, Moose Jaw, funding, 1292, 1686, 2202–3, 2241–42, 3000–3001
Providence Place, Moose Jaw, funding vs. consultant studies, 385–87, 415–16
Swift Current Care Centre, closure, 1708–9, 1710–11, 1739–40, 1741–42, 1907–8, 1968–69, 3150–51
Yorkton, bed shortage, 2626–27

St. Joseph's Hospital, Estevan

Funding, reduction, 1767–68, 1827

St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon

Emergency services, 1035–36

Vital Statistics Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 109)

First reading, 1714
Second reading, 2049–50
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2402
Third reading, 2409

Crofford, Ms. Joanne (NDP, Regina Centre). s. 1, 2: Minister of Indian and Metis Affairs, Minister responsible for Gaming, Minister responsible for the Status of Women

Arts and culture

Cathedral Village Arts Festival (May 20-25, 1996), member's statement, 1653
University of Regina Arts Festival (March 23, 1996), member's statement, 445–46

Budget (March 28, 1996)

Debate, 655–56

Casino Regina

Automated teller machines, installation, 333–34
Contracts, 223
Mr. Canada's touring Network, contract, 2941
Mr. Canada's Touring Network, contract, 2278
Opening reception, costs, 569

Casinos

North Battleford exhibition association, revenue loss, 846–47

Children

Regina International Children's Festival (June 12-16, 1996), member's statement, 2486–87

Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations

Grant, 40–41

Film industry

Minds Eye company's (Regina) new film deal, member's statement, 2938

Gambling

Addiction, 333

Government

Funds, repayment, Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan, 740

Gross revenue insurance program (GRIP)

Overpayment, bills, collection, 350

Health care

Funding, 351

Highways and roads

Deteriorating conditions, 351

Hockey

Ranch Ehrlo Society's (Regina) hockey programs, Dress a Champion and Regina Outdoor Hockey League, member's statement, 1342–43

Indian and Métis Affairs Secretariat

Estimates (1996-1997), 1249–54, 1575–89, 2601–6

Land

Taxation, drainage systems, construction and maintenance, treaty land entitlements, effect, 1092

Legislative Assembly members

Compensation, 284–85, 332–33, 350–51, 1090–91, 2572

Liquor

Off-sale permits, Canora Hotel, 2939–40

Oral question period

Casino Regina, 223, 333–34, 569, 2941
Casino Regina, Mr. Canada's Touring Network, contract, 2278
Casinos, North Battleford exhibition association, revenue loss, 846–47
Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations, grant, 40–41
Gambling addiction, 333
Government, funds, repayment, Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan, 740
Land, taxation, drainage systems, construction and maintenance, 1092
Legislative Assembly members, compensation, 284–85, 332–33, 350–51, 1090–91, 2572
Liquor, off-sale permits, Canora Hotel, 2939–40
Rural municipalities, tax loss compensatin, treaty land entitlements, 1629

Rural municipalities

Tax loss, compensation, treaty land entitlements, moved (Toth), 1629, 1634–35

Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology

Lay-offs, 350

Transfer payments

Moved (MacKinnon), amendment (Aldridge), 264–66

Wascana Centre Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 84)

First reading, 1431
Second reading, 1747
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2316

Women

International Women's Day, March 8, 1996, recognition, 173–74

Women's Secretariat

Estimates (1996-1997), 1241–48, 1778–89