Hansard Subject Index - 23rd Legislature Session 1

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Cabinet See Executive Council
Cabinet ministers

Ministerial assistants, 2802–3

Calder Rehabilitation Centre, Saskatoon See Drug abuse/substance abuse - Whitespruce Youth Treatment Centre, closure
Cameco Corporation See also Finance Department - Investment management, consultants, conflict of interest; Mines - Abandoned, bonds, posting

Shares, sale, 579

Aldridge, 285–86
Romanow, 285–86

Shares, sale, ministerial statement (Wiens)

Boyd, 1126
McPherson, 1125–26
Wiens, 1125

Shares, value, 1528

Cameron, Alexander C. (former MLA) See Condolences
Camsell Portage, Sask.

Community spirit, recognition, member's statement

Belanger, 1455

Canada, 8

National unity

Osika, 1658
Romanow, 1658–59

Canada Health and Social Transfer (CHST) See Transfer payments
Canada Pension Plan, 1566–67
Canada-Saskatchewan infrastructure parks program See Provincial parks
Canada-Saskatchewan infrastructure program See Rural municipalities
Canada-Saskatchewan infrastructure works program, 965See also Highways and roads - Rural, funding
Canadian Armed Forces

15 Wing Moose Jaw, new fighter lead-in training for pilots, member's statement

Aldridge, 218

Acknowledgment of Moose Jaw residents and military officials for recent NATO tour, member's statement

Aldridge, 1257

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

Calvert, 1201

War games held at Canadian Forces Base Dundurn, public complaint, member's statement

Haverstock, 102

Canadian Bond Rating Service See Government - Credit rating
Canadian Intergovernmental Conference Secretariat See Intergovernmental Affairs Department
Canadian Navy

HMS Nipigon, Commander George Prudat (Cabana and Meadow Lake), appointment as commanding officer, member's statement

Sonntag, 1535–36

Canadian Red Cross

100th anniversary (1996), member's statement

Toth, 2999

Canadian Union of Public Employees See Women - Pay equity
Canadian Wheat Board See also Grain transportation - Hopper cars

Monopoly, 6, 2543–45

Boyd, 516
D'Autremont, 1711–12, 2089
Romanow, 1711–12
Upshall, 516–17, 2089–90

Moved (Johnson)

Jess, 1937–38
Johnson, 1934, 1937

Moving Up to Market conference in Saskatoon (June 9-11, 1996), member's statement

Whitmore, 2569

Cancer

Canadian Cancer Month (April 1996), member's statement

Wall, 673

Canola

Cargill's canola crushing plant in Clavet, member's statement

Upshall, 1423

Crushing plant, 1564–65, 2863–64

Canora, Sask. See Health care - Funding, reduction; Liquor - Off-sale permits; Rural communities
CanRa Processors Inc. See Food processing - Rabbit processing plant
Cargill Limited See Saskferco Products Inc., Belle Plaine
Carlton Trail Community College See Humboldt school divisions - Capital projects, funding
Carrot River, Sask. See Health care - Reform
Casino Regina See also Gambling - Addition, funding

Automated teller machines, installation

Crofford, 333–34
Heppner, 333

Contracts

Crofford, 223
Osika, 222–23

Mr. Canada's touring Network, contract

Crofford, 2941
Heppner, 2940–41

Mr. Canada's Touring Network, contract

Crofford, 2278
Osika, 2278

Opening reception, costs

Crofford, 569
Osika, 568–69

Casinos See also Casino Regina; Métis Nation of Saskatchewan

Development, revenue sharing, Métis and first nation, 1576–77
North Battleford exhibition association, revenue loss

Boyd, 846–47
Crofford, 846–47

Northern Lights Casino, opening in Prince Albert (ca. March 3-8, 1996), member's statement

Kowalsky, 167

Revenues, associated entities fund, 965

CAT scans See Health care
Cattle industry See also Trade shows

Commentary on mad cow disease's effect on Britain's cattle industry, member's statement

McLane, 539

CCTA See Crown Construction Tendering Agreement
Centenarians

Lee, Leslie W. (Choiceland), 100th birthday, member's statement

Boyd, 1772
Osika, 1772
Romanow, 1771–72

Wasylciw, Barbara (Cudworth), 100th birthday, member's statement

Julé, 2487

Central Butte, Sask. See Health care - Funding; Hospitals - Rural, closure
Central Plains Health District See Health care - Speech therapy, North-East Health District and Central Plains Health District
Central Vehicle Agency See also particular departments; Saskatchewan Power Corporation - President and vice-president

Motor vehicles, 2352, 2359–61

Centres of excellence See Agricultural biotechnology
Change of Name Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 108)

First reading

Cline, 1714

Third reading

Cline, 1965

Committee referral, 1714
Report, 1965
Royal Assent, 3179

Chatham, Ont. See Ethanol - Production
Chernobyl Nuclear Accident (Chornobyl, Ukraine)

Observance of 10th anniversary (April 26, 1996), member's statement

Pringle, 1177

Cheyne, Murray See Minimum Wage Board - Chairman, appointment
Child abuse See Children
Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 15)

First reading

Calvert, 223

Second reading

Calvert, 323
Julé, 343
McPherson, 323

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Calvert, 829–33, 880–84
Julé, 829, 833, 880–84
Toth, 829–32

Third reading

Calvert, 884

Royal Assent, 1264

Child care, 2740–42

After school hours, 1786, 2742
Beauval day care centre, first permanent day care centre in community, member's statement

Belanger, 2238

Child Care Week in Saskatchewan (May 12-18, 1996), member's statement

Julé, 1592
Stanger, 1592

Mackenzie Infant Care Centre (Regina), 10th anniversary (1996), member's statement

Hamilton, 3145–46

Recognition of child care-givers, member's statement

Toth, 1592–93

Souris Valley Child Care Corporation, official opening in Weyburn (ca. March 3-8, 1996), member's statement

Bradley, 166–67

Women's Secretariat, role, 1246
Workers, fair and decent wage, funding, 577

Child prostitution See Prostitution
Child support payments See Maintenance orders
Children See also Adoption; Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 15); Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 12); Legal aid; Sexual offenders - High-risk, public identification; Social assistance - Re-designing

Abuse and neglect, protection, social services availability, 2783–84
Deaths See below Protection, case-loads
Early Childhood Intervention Week (April 28-May 4, 1996), member's statement

Julé, 1201
Wall, 1201

Fetal alcohol syndrome, prevention, legislation

Cline, 947, 1628
Draude, 947, 1628

Fetal alcohol syndrome, private member's bill, member's statement

Draude, 1628, 3145

Health benefits, supplementary, 7

Calvert, 1206
Julé, 1206

Hunger See below Nutrition and development program; Gambling - Addiction, treatment
Integrated school-linked services, rural communities, 2657
Missing Children's Month in Saskatchewan (May 1996), member's statement

Heppner, 1288–89
Julé, 1288
Stanger, 1288

Northern Saskatchewan Children's Festival in Saskatoon (June 4-8, 1996), member's statement

Atkinson, 2149

Nutrition and development programs, 2662, 2738–39
Poverty, 7, 577See also below Saskatchewan child benefit; Income - Working income supplement

Calvert, 790–91
Draude, 790–91

Poverty, elimination, 835–36, 2811–14

Calvert, 1291
Julé, 1290–91, 1321
Romanow, 1321

Protection, case-loads

Calvert, 171–72
Julé, 171–72

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

Crofford, 2486–87

Saskatchewan child benefit, 7, 2836–37
Social programs, interagency approach, 838–39

Children Off the Streets Program See Prostitution - Child prostitutes, government action, proposal, Egadz street outreach program
Children's Advocate, 2283–86See also Ombudsman - Funding
China See Intergovernmental Affairs Department - Protocol Office, Chinese delegation (Qiao Shi), luncheon, expenses
Ching, Don See Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan - President; Saskatchewan Telecommunications - President; Workers' Compensation Board - Consultants, fees
Christian Counselling Services, Saskatoon See Adoption
Chronic fatigue syndrome

Chronic Fatigue and Fibromyalgia Awareness Day (May 12, 1996), member's statement

Krawetz, 1511–12

CHST See Canada Health and Social Transfer (CHST)
Cigarettes

Smuggling, detection, measures, 1902

Citibank Canada See Saskferco Products Inc., Belle Plaine
Citizens

Values and priorities, 9, 574, 577, 580

City Hospital, Saskatoon See Multiple sclerosis - Cameco MS Neurological Research Centre

New surgical technique for strabismus performed in province, member's statement

Murrell, 735

Civil law See Justice Department
Claybank, Sask. See Heritage - Claybank Brick Plant Historical Society
Clearwater Forest Products See Highways and roads - Northern Saskatchewan, improvement projects
Co-generation See Electricity
Co-operatives, 6
Co-operatives Act, 1996 (No. 99)

First reading

Shillington, 1713

Third reading

Nilson, 1964

Committee referral, 1713
Report, 1964
Royal Assent, 3179

Coderre, Lionel Philias (former MLA) See Condolences
Collective bargaining See Saskatchewan Telecommunications - Strike action; Teachers
Colleges See Universities
Committees

Deputy Chair See also Speaker and Deputy Chair, rulings and statements
Deputy Chair, Kim Trew, nomination, moved (Romanow), 20–21

Committees, continuing select

Nomination, moved (Shillington), 21–22

Committees, select standing

First report of Select Special Committee, moved (Bradley) for concurrence, 35
Nomination by Select Special Committee, moved (Romanow), 9

Committees, special See Regulations Committee
Committees, standing See Private Members' Bills Committee
Commonwealth

Commonwealth Day, March 11, 1996, message from Her Majesty the Queen

Speaker, 197

Communication Committee

First report, 1904
First report, moved (Murray) for concurrence, 1904
Legislative Library, annual report, referral, moved (Shillington), 21
Records retention and disposal, referral, moved (Shillington), 21

Communities, 7See also Economic development; Health districts

Community development program, video lottery terminal profits, election promise, 2799–2801

Community Bonds Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 6)

First reading

Lingenfelter, 196

Second reading

Gantefoer, 342
Lingenfelter, 304–5
McPherson, 305

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Draude, 797, 799–800
Gantefoer, 798–99
Krawetz, 797
Lingenfelter, 796–801

Third reading

Lingenfelter, 801

Royal Assent, 1264

Community colleges

Adult students, social assistance vs. student loans, 2832
Funding, business contributions, 907–8
Social assistance recipients, skills development training, utilization, 906

Community development See Northern Saskatchewan
Community employment program See Social assistance recipients
Community living See Social Services Department
Computers See Saskatchewan Power Corporation; Schools
Condie transmission line See Electricity
Condolences See also Mining industry - Accident, Flin Flon

Brown, Percy Alvin (former MLA), moved (Romanow)

Osika, 288
Romanow, 287–88

Cameron, Alexander C. (former MLA), moved (Romanow)

Goohsen, 290
Haverstock, 290
Krawetz, 289–90
Romanow, 288–89

Coderre, Lionel Philias (former MLA), moved (Romanow)

Aldridge, 292
Haverstock, 292
Romanow, 290–92

Communication of, moved (Romanow), 300
Gardner, Ernest Franklin (John) (former MLA), moved (Romanow)

Draude, 294
Haverstock, 295
Romanow, 292–94
Shillington, 295–96
Toth, 294–95

Member, Kelvington-Wadena, extended by Assembly

Lorjé, 75
Toth, 75

Radloff, Frank Kenneth M. (former MLA), moved (Romanow)

Gantefoer, 297–98
Haverstock, 298–99
Renaud, 299
Romanow, 296–97

Sutor, Russell Allan (former MLA), moved (Romanow)

Boyd, 300
Osika, 300
Romanow, 299–300
Shillington, 300

Conflict of interest See Finance Department - Investment management, consultants; Saskatchewan Water Corporation - Projects, development, construction and operating projects permits
Conflict of Interest Commissioner, 2286–87See also New Democratic Party of Saskatchewan - Financial contributions

Credibility, statements, reflecting on, apology

Osika, 2680

Credibility, statements, reflecting on, Opposition Leader's apology, moved (Shillington), 2746

Conservation

National Soil Conservation Week (April 15-21, 1996), member's statement

McLane, 874
Scott, 917

Saskatchewan Soil Conservation Association, recognition of work, and 1996 award recipients, member's statement

Wall, 347

Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation Award (1996), Dr. James Jowsey and Shirley Jowsey (Saltcoats), recipients, member's statement

Scott, 514

Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation conservation trophy (1996), Cut Knife Wildlife Federation, recipient, member's statement

Murrell, 135

Save Our Environment guide, 4th annual, member's statement

Trew, 785–86

Soil Conservation Council of Canada, Gerry Willerth (Indian Head), new elected president, member's statement

Scott, 1512

Conservation and development authorities See Land - Taxation, drainage systems, construction and maintenance, treaty land entitlements, effect
Conservation easements See Land
Conservation Easements Act (No. 54)

First reading

Scott, 546–47

Second reading

Draude, 1160, 1748–49
Gantefoer, 1040–41
Scott, 1040

Committee of the Whole Assembly

D'Autremont, 2405–8
Draude, 2403–5
Julé, 2406
Scott, 2403–8

Third reading

Scott, 2409

Royal Assent, 3180

Constituency

Regina Coronation Park, improvements, member's statement

Trew, 2854

Constitution, 1235See also Intergovernmental Affairs Department
Construction industry See Crown Construction Tendering Agreement
Consumer Protection Act (No. 10), 7

First reading

Nilson, 197

Second reading

Draude, 303, 341
Nilson, 302–3

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Belanger, 559–63
Draude, 558
Goohsen, 553–56
Julé, 556
Krawetz, 557, 560
McLane, 557–58, 560, 563
Nilson, 554–63
Osika, 559, 561–62

Third reading

Nilson, 563–64

Royal Assent, 781

Consumers, 6–7, 576See also Consumer Protection Act (No. 10); Direct Sellers Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 9)
Contact lenses See Optomery and Ophthalmic Dispensers Professions Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 24)
Contracts See Casinos - Casino Regina; Government contracts
Coronach, Sask. See Hospitals
Corporate tax See Crown corporations - Privatization
Corporations

Name registration, procedure, 3012–13

Correctional centres, 1816–17, 1822

Commercial industry, 1815–16
Early release program, 1778

Nilson, 416–17
Osika, 416

Indians and natives, 1581
Innmates, medical care, supervision, cost, 1816
Revolving fund, 1815

Cote Band, Kamsack See Indians/First Nations - Band housing, land entitlements, settlement
Courage

Recognition of heroic actions of individuals during December blizzards (1995), member's statement

McLane, 1257

Court system, 1813–15
Court-houses

Closure, 1776
Closure, Kerrobert, 1774–76

Boyd, 1151, 1346, 2324
Nilson, 1151, 1346, 2324

Closure, Melville, 1774–76
Closure, Melville, petitions, 2852

Osika, 2761

Credit See Business; Government
Credit unions See also Banks and banking

Goodsoil and Meadow Lake Credit Unions, 50th anniversary (1996), member's statement

Sonntag, 2620–21

Saskatchewan's credit union system, recognition, member's statement

Sonntag, 814

Shellbrook Credit Union's expansion, member's statement

Johnson, 1178

Crime, 7See also Justice, administration; Sexual offenders; Young offenders

North-west regional victims' services program in Meadow Lake, official opening (ca. June 21, 1996), member's statement

Sonntag, 2999

Rates, urban centres

Boyd, 1742
Cline, 1742

Crop depredation

Waterfowl damage, 2914–15
Wildlife, compensation plan, 912, 2881–82, 2884, 2913–22

Bjornerud, 310–11, 474, 1206
D'Autremont, 220
McLane, 533–34, 848
Moved (Bjornerud), 530–33
Scott, 220, 310–11, 474, 848, 1206
Shillington, 2746
Sonntag, 534–35
Stanger, 2427
Toth, 2426–27

Wildlife, compensation plan, crop insurance, spot-loss wildlife damage, 2914–22
Wildlife, compensation plan, hunting licence revenue, 2892, 2914–22
Wildlife, compensation plan, petitions, 867
Wildlife, farmers shooting, 912–13
Wildlife, grazing areas, provision, 2882

Crop insurance, 6, 575, 2531, 3005–11See also Crop depredation; Farm security; Gross revenue insurance program (GRIP) - Overpayment bills, collection; Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation

Acreage report, 3010
Hail insurance, spot loss, coverage, 2949–51, 3006–7
Individual coverage option, 3008
Marketing agents, elimination, 2945–49
Offices, closures, moved (Draude)

Draude, 2190

Price option, 3009

Crop Insurance Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 60)

First reading

Upshall, 547

Second reading

Belanger, 1377–78
Osika, 1546
Shillington, 1377

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Osika, 1753–54
Upshall, 1753–54

Third reading

Shillington, 1758

Royal Assent, 1913

Crown Construction Tendering Agreement, 2462–68, 2824–27, 2847, 2849, 3038See also Government expenditures - Capital projects; Gross revenue insurance program (GRIP) - Fund, surplus; Saskatchewan Water Corporation - Construction projects, expenditures; Water - Project, Qu'Appelle Valley; Water supply - Creighton pipeline project; Water supply - Wakaw-Humboldt pipeline

Anguish, 219, 518–19, 614–15, 1515–16
Boyd, 1770–71
Correspondence between Department of Economic Development and Minister, moved (D'Autremont)

D'Autremont, 2192
Shillington, 2192

Correspondence, moved (Heppner)

Shillington, 2192

D'Autremont, 1595–96
Finances, moved (Krawetz)

Krawetz, 2196
Shillington, 2196–97

Gantefoer, 218–19, 518–19, 591–92, 614, 1654
Goohsen, 1515–16, 1655
Moved (Boyd)

Boyd, 1727–29
D'Autremont, 1729–30
Thomson, 1730–31

Moved (D'Autremont)

Shillington, 2192

Moved (Goohsen), 1518
Payroll tax, benefits, 2465–67

Goohsen, 2324–25
Wiens, 2325

Projects and expenditures, moved (Heppner)

D'Autremont, 2195
Gantefoer, 2195–96
Heppner, 2194–95
Shillington, 2195

Repeal, 2810–11

Anguish, 1457, 1514, 1709–10, 1768
D'Autremont, 1538
Draude, 1457, 1513, 1537–38
Gantefoer, 1368–69, 1536–37, 1709–10, 1768–69, 2856
Lingenfelter, 1537–38, 2856–57
Wiens, 1536–37, 1539

Repeal and review for changes

Anguish, 2692–93
Boyd, 2692–93

Repeal, moved (Gantefoer)

Aldridge, 237–38
Gantefoer, 234–37
McPherson, 238–41
Stanger, 2426
Toth, 2425–26
Trew, 241–45

Repeal, petitions, 35, 67, 132, 164, 248, 278, 308, 328, 346, 976

Gantefoer, 215, 247, 277, 307, 327
Goohsen, 11, 35, 100, 132, 943, 3144
Heppner, 35
Toth, 11

Review and changes, 2463

Anguish, 1458–59, 2032, 2693
Boyd, 2767–68, 2857–58, 2942, 3001–2, 3037–38, 3072
Gantefoer, 1768
Goohsen, 1458–59, 2031–32, 2061–62
Haverstock, 2859, 2942–43
Lingenfelter, 284, 2858–59, 2942–43, 3002, 3037
Romanow, 2767–69
Wiens, 1768–69, 2061–62, 3072

Review and changes, moved (Boyd)

Boyd, 2694–95

Romanow, 591–92
Wiens, 1595–96, 1654–55, 1770–71

Crown Construction Tendering Agreement Revocation Act (No. 19)

First reading

Goohsen, 286

Crown Corporations, 6See also Crown Construction Tendering Agreement; Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan

Annual reports and financial statements, committee referral, moved (Shillington), 21
Capital projects, investment, 575–76See also Government expenditures
Chief executive officers, women, 1788
Debt, 2018
Dividend payments, 2460–61
Indian and Métis, participation, increasing, 1581–82
Investments, management See Finance Department
Privatization, 2820
Privatization, corporate tax payable, 2019–20
Review, 2013–14, 2818–20, 2822See also Saskatchewan Water Corporation

Aldridge, 1683, 3074
Boyd, 1684
Goohsen, 2417
Romanow, 1683, 1684–85
Wiens, 2417–18, 3074–75

Review, ministerial statement (Wiens)

Aldridge, 1688
Boyd, 1688–89
Wiens, 1687–88

Tendering policy, native preference

Gantefoer, 135–36
Goohsen, 137
Lautermilch, 135–36, 137

Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 44)

First reading

Wiens, 419

Second reading

Aldridge, 1381–85, 1978–82
Bjornerud, 1982–83
Draude, 983–85
Wiens, 982–83

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Aldridge, 2043–47
Draude, 2041–42
Shillington, 2041–47

Third reading

Shillington, 2048

Royal Assent, 3179

Crown Corporations Committee

Annual reports and financial statements, referral, moved (Shillington), 21
First report, 2236
First report, moved (Lorjé) for concurrence, 2236

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

First reading

Cline, 1715

Second reading, 3078

Aldridge, 2347–49
Bjornerud, 2497–99
Boyd, 2698–2702
Cline, 1865
D'Autremont, 2679–84, 2695–97
Gantefoer, 1865–67
Heppner, 2676–79, 2702–5
Toth, 2499–2500, 2675–76

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Cline, 3079–85
McLane, 3079–82, 3084–85
Toth, 3082–85

Third reading

Cline, 3109

Royal Assent, 3180

Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan See also Crown Construction Tendering Agreement; Water supply - Wakaw-Humboldt pipeline

Investments, review

Aldridge, 1911
Wiens, 1911

List of companies, moved (Aldridge)

Aldridge, 2179–80

President, furniture expenses

D'Autremont, 1656–57
Wiens, 1656–57

Crown Land

Co-management agreements, native bands, 2889
Northern Saskatchewan, sale, Treaty Land Entitlement Agreement, 1587–88
Sale, Okanese Band, Round Lake, 2877–78
Treaty land entitlements, difficulties, 2602

Crown Life Insurance Company See Finance Department - Investment management, consultants, conflict of interest; HARO Financial Corporation; Political parties - Contributions
Cumberland House, Sask. See Highways and roads - Bridges

Accomplishments, member's statement

Belanger, 1905

CUPE See Canadian Union of Public Employees
Curling

1998 Scott Tournament of Hearts See Tourism
Dalton Residents Only Curling Bonspiel, 25th anniversary (ca. February 17-18, 1996), member's statement

Draude, 813

Raymond Daigneault Memorial Bonspiel in Ile-a-la-Crosse (ca. April 1996), member's statement

Belanger, 785

Scott Tournament of Hearts in Tisdale (January 26-28, 1996), recognition, member's statement

Gantefoer, 102

Cypress Hills Regional College, Swift Current

Graduation exercises (April 26, 1996), member's statement

Wall, 1258–59

Cypress Lodge, Maple Creek

Kitchen facility, closure, petitions, 248, 328

Goohsen, 216, 307