Hansard Subject Index - 23rd Legislature Session 1

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Hagel, Hon. Glenn See Speaker
Hail insurance See Municipal Hail Insurance Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 31)
Hainstock, Les See Hunting
Harassment in the workplace

Occupational health and safety regulations, 1361

Harmonization See Sales Taxes
HARO Financial Corporation

Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan, investment, agreement

Aldridge, 2032–34
Lingenfelter, 2033–34
Shillington, 2033

Harold, Alice See Maintenance orders - Enforcement
Hart Butte Rural Municipality See Hospitals - Acute care, beds, establishing authority
Hazardous waste

Contaminated sites, clean-up, 2891
Northern petroleum refinery, Kamsack, clean-up, 2891

Health care, 8, 575, 580See also Breast cancer; Children - Fetal alcohol syndrome; Indians/First Nations; Medicare; Mental Health Services Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 41) (community treatment orders); Nurses; Occupational health and safety; Optomery and Ophthalmic Dispensers Professions Act, 1996 (No. 24); Pharmacy Act, 1996 (No. 40); Rural communities

Austism therapy (Hans Johnson)

Cline, 2491–92
McPherson, 2491

Canada Health Day (May 12, 1996), and Registered Psychiatric Nurses' Day (May 10, 1996), member's statement

Stanger, 1512

CAT scans, availability

Cline, 545
Julé, 545

CAT scans, rebuttal, member's statement

Osika, 567

Community and home-based, 575, 577, 2978
Construction and renovation projects, funding, 1397
Election promises, 2791–92
Emergency services, 2981–82See also Emergency 911 System Act (No. 43); St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon
Facilities, 576See also Health Facilities Licensing Act (No. 82)
Facilities, charitable donations See also Crown Foundation for District Health Boards Act (No. 114)

Cline, 1828
Toth, 1828

Funding, 8, 576–78, 2790–91, 2978–79See also above Construction and renovation projects, funding; below Research; Health Department - District support branch, expenditure; Special care homes; St. Joseph's Hospital, Estevan; Transfer payments

Cline, 1766–67, 2323–24, 3003–4, 3070–71
Crofford, 351
Krawetz, 2323–24
McLane, 1766–67
McPherson, 3003, 3070
Toth, 351

Hepatitis C victims, compensation

Cline, 1628, 2060, 2152, 2203–4
McPherson, 1627–28, 2059–60, 2152, 2203

Hospital auxiliary tea in Moosomin (May 10, 1996), and work of hospital auxiliaries in province, member's statement

Toth, 1536

Immunization See below Vacination program
Information network See below Saskatchewan Health Information Network
Labour relations See also Health Labour Relations Reorganization Act (No. 120)

Anguish, 2573
Heppner, 2573

Long-term care See Special care
Midwest Health District's health project in Beechy, member's statement

Wiens, 2414

Midwivery Advisory Committee, report, 3037
Multiple chemical sensitivity syndrome, treatment, moved (D'Autremont)

D'Autremont, 2191–92
Shillington, 2192

Multiple chemical sensitivity syndrome, treatment, United States

Cline, 1320–21
Haverstock, 1320–21

National Emergency Medical Services Week (ca. May 20-26, 1996), member's statement

Ward, 1707

New CT scan services in Prince Albert, member's statement

Kowalsky, 2568

Oxygen costs, Wascana Rehabilitation Centre, 3118
Patients, complaints and concerns, procedure (Ombudsman, appointment)

Cline, 1426–27
Toth, 1426–27

Preventative and support services, 577
Professionals, employment

Cline, 516
Draude, 515–16

Professionals, employment loss, stress, 2988–90
Reform See Health care - Reform
Reliable See also Saskatchewan Union of Nurses - Collective bargaining

Cline, 38–39
McPherson, 38–39

Research, funding, disparity, 3034–35
Saskatchewan Commission on Directions in Health Care, recommendations, 2809–10
Saskatchewan Health Information Network, cost

Aldridge, 818–19, 1594–95, 2418–19
Cline, 818–19, 1594–95, 2419

See also Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living, 576
Services, 8, 2792–93, 2975–77, 2980

Cline, 2089
Toth, 2089

Speech therapy, North-East Health District and Central Plains Health District

Cline, 2767
Draude, 2767

Spinal Health Care Week (May 1-7, 1996), member's statement

Murray, 1290

Statistics, dead on arrival

Calvert, 312
Toth, 312

Vaccination program, measles, rubella, mumps, 3033

Health care - Reform, 8, 577, 2795, 2981See also Health care - Services; Health Department - District support branch, expenditure; Rural communities

Anguish, 3147
Cline, 1686–87, 3147–48
Gantefoer, 1686–87
McLane, 3147

Health Department See also Health district boards - Funding, allocation within district

Costs, reduction, 578
District support branch, expenditure

Cline, 383–84
McPherson, 383–84

District support branch, staff, hiring

Cline, 416
McPherson, 416

Estimates (1996-1997), 1061–70, 1397–1411, 2974–94, 3025–37, 3110–18

Belanger, 3112–17
Bjornerud, 1401–2
Cline, 1061–70, 1397–1411, 2974–76, 2977–94, 3025–37, 3110–18
D'Autremont, 2990–94
Draude, 1070, 1398–1400
Heppner, 3118
Julé, 1403–4
McLane, 3110–12
McPherson, 1061–70, 1397–98
Osika, 1070, 3118
Toth, 1404–9, 1411, 2974–90, 3025–37

Estimates, supplementary (1995-1996), 3118
Minister See Health districts - Community concerns, communication
Northern health services branch, funding, 3114–15
Redundancy, moved (Toth)

Bradley, 1931–34
Heppner, 1927–28
Osika, 1930–31
Pringle, 1928–30
Toth, 1925–27

Health district boards See also Crown Foundation for District Health Boards Act (No. 114); Government building space; Health care - Saskatchewan Health Information Network, cost; particular district boards; School boards/School divisions

Acuity studies, needs assessement, 1062, 1065
Acute care, funding See also Assiniboine Valley Health District; Health care - Funding

Calvert, 1151
Krawetz, 1150–51

Administrative costs, 1407–8
Advisory committees, role, 1065
Autonomy, 2793–94
Conferences, CEOs, Chairs, and Vice-Chairs, common issues, discussion, 1400–1401
Deficits

Cline, 282–83
McPherson, 282–83

Early retirement packages, 2722–23
Financial information, availability

Cline, 1181
Toth, 1181

Funding, 577–78, 1061–65, 1069–70, 1404–9, 2975–77See also below Budget - Five-year plan; below Rural; Home care - Workers, strike, potential; Rolling Hills District Health Board; Saskatchewan Union of Nurses - Collective bargaining; Third-party funding

Aldridge, 1540
Boyd, 788–89
Cline, 766–67, 788–89, 876–77, 1319–20, 1540
Gantefoer, 766–67
McPherson, 876–77
Toth, 1319–20

Funding, health care workers, Radville

Cline, 815–16
McPherson, 815

Members, election, 1405–7, 2794
Rural, funding, reduction, 1400
Services, advertising

Cline, 1203–4
Gantefoer, 1203–4

Health districts See also Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations

Administrative costs, reduction, 3111–12
Administrative positions, 2982–84
Community concerns, communication, Health minister, 1403–4
Employees, wage increases, funding, 3111
Funding, global, 3026–27
Moved (Toth)

Shillington, 2176
Toth, 2176

Health Districts Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 76)

First reading

Cline, 1038

Second reading

Aldridge, 2503–15
Belanger, 2329–31
Cline, 1462–63
D'Autremont, 2666–69
Draude, 2335–37
Gantefoer, 2334–35
Goohsen, 2331–34
Julé, 2665–66
Krawetz, 2501–3
McLane, 3040–46, 3076–78
Osika, 1463–65, 2327–29
Toth, 2500–2501

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Aldridge, 3136–38
Cline, 3121–41
Julé, 3132–36, 3139
McLane, 3121–32, 3139–40
McPherson, 3138–39

Third reading

Cline, 3141

Regulations

Calvert, 1514
McLane, 1514

Royal Assent, 3180

Health facilities

La Ronge Health Centre's official opening (April 26, 1996), member's statement

Goulet, 1258

Regina Community Clinic, grand opening of new facility (April 24, 1996), member's statement

Hamilton, 1202

Health Facilities Licensing Act (No. 82), 8

First reading

Cline, 1295

Second reading

Aldridge, 1468–69
Belanger, 2525–27
Bjornerud, 2669–70
Cline, 1466–68
Draude, 2342–43
Goohsen, 2670–74
Julé, 2344–47, 2517–19
Osika, 2340–42, 2525
Van Mulligen, 2519–25

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Aldridge, 3101–2
Cline, 3089–94, 3097–3109
McLane, 3089–91, 3097–3100, 3102–5, 3108–9
McPherson, 3089, 3091–94, 3098–3101, 3106–9
Osika, 3106

Third reading

Cline, 3110

Regulations

Calvert, 1514
McLane, 1514

Royal Assent, 3180

Health Labour Relations Reorganization Act (No. 120)

First reading

Anguish, 2576

Second reading

Aldridge, 2645–46
D'Autremont, 2711–15
Goohsen, 2707–11
McLane, 2714–15
Osika, 2647
Toth, 2647–48, 2705–7

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Cline, 3085–88
D'Autremont, 3087–88
McLane, 3085–87

Third reading

Cline, 3109–10

Royal Assent, 3180

Heart disease See Health care - Research, funding, disparity
Heart surgery See Hospital waiting-lists
Heartland Livestock Services See Agricultural Credit Corporation of Saskatchewan - Livestock industry, loans transfer; Livestock industry - Feeder cattle
Hepatitis C See Health care
Herbert, Sask. See Rolling Hills District Health Board - Funding, reduction
Heritage See also Municipal Government Department; Saskatchewan Heritage Foundation; Wanuskewin Heritage Park

Claybank Brick Plant Historical Society, recognition, member's statement

Aldridge, 1032

Preservation, tax deductions

Draude, 1183
Lingenfelter, 1183

High technology

Synchrotron light source research facility, Saskatoon, ministerial statement (Lingenfelter)

Boyd, 2092
Draude, 2091
Lingenfelter, 2091

Highway and Vehicle Statutes Amendment Act (No. 17), 7

First reading

Serby, 224

Second reading

Draude, 1013–15
Goohsen, 1306–8
Osika, 1303–5
Serby, 1010–12
Sonntag, 1012–13

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Draude, 1832–35, 1837–39
Krawetz, 1330, 1836–37
Osika, 1327–31
Serby, 1326–31, 1832–39
Toth, 1328–29, 1835–36

Third reading

Serby, 1840

Proclamation See Impaired driving; Impaired driving - Delay in proclamation Delay of [Highway and Vehicle Statutes Amendment] Act
Royal Assent, 1913

Highway safety See Automobile and highway safety
Highway Traffic Act, 1996 (No. 100)

First reading

Shillington, 1713

Third reading

Nilson, 1964

Committee referral, 1713
Report, 1964
Royal Assent, 3179

Highway Traffic Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 16)

First reading

Renaud, 223–24

Second reading

D'Autremont, 403–4
McLane, 403
McPherson, 324
Upshall, 324

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Belanger, 490–92
D'Autremont, 456, 460–61
Draude, 498
Goohsen, 456–60, 487, 490, 494, 496–98
McLane, 456, 461–66, 487–89, 492, 494–96, 499–500, 502
McPherson, 492–96, 500–502
Renaud, 456–66, 487–502

Third reading

Renaud, 509

Royal Assent, 781

Highways and roads See also Floods

Betters Roads Coalition, new public awareness campaign launched, member's statement

McLane, 3145

Black Lake road, 2611–12
Bridges, Cumberland House, funding, 1841–44
Bridges, Outlook, 1076–77, 1841
Canoe Lake, 2611
Construction and maintenance, 1073, 2896–97See also below Maintenance and repair
Construction and maintenance, funding, 578
Construction and maintenance, funding, gasoline tax, revenue, 2616–17, 2907
Construction and maintenance, projects, prioritization, 1077, 2902–4See also below Highway No. 368, south of St. Brieux to Humboldt
Construction and maintenance, revenue, unexpected, applying toward, 2615
Deteriorating conditions, 2617–18

Crofford, 351
Goohsen, 351, 2490–91
McLane, 1457–58, 1517, 1682–83
Renaud, 1457–58, 1683, 2491
Upshall, 1517

Deteriorating conditions, Better Roads Coalition, billboards

Goohsen, 3148–49
Renaud, 3149

Deteriorating conditions, Highway 361, east of Alida

D'Autremont, 1711
Renaud, 1711

Deteriorating conditions, Highway No. 5, Wadena and Clair

Draude, 2694
Renaud, 2694

Deteriorating conditions, vehicle damage, compensation

D'Autremont, 312–13
McLane, 313, 2062, 2415–16
Renaud, 312–13, 2062–63, 2416

Dillon, 2610
Funding See above Deteriorating conditions
Garson Lake, 2610
Grandmother's Bay road, 2611
Gravel, 1074See Moose Mountain Provincial Park - Roads; Water - Spring, Qu'Appelle Valley
Highway No. 1, double-laning, funding, petitions, 100, 308, 2762, 2852, 2936, 2997

Goohsen, 67, 278, 2687, 2762, 2851, 2936
Heppner, 2687–88, 2851–52, 2936
Toth, 2688, 2761–62, 2852

Highway No. 11, north of Saskatoon, 2615
Highway No. 11, off to Craven, resurfacing vs. Highway No. 48, 2907
Highway No. 16, routing through Borden, petitions, 132

Whitmore, 100

Highway No. 18, 2902–4
Highway No. 20, Lanigan to Humboldt, 2614
Highway No. 21, maintenance, 2908
Highway No. 310, Ituna to Fort Qu'Appelle See above Deteriorating conditions, vehicle damage, compensation
Highway No. 312, reconstruction, 2905–6
Highway No. 349, Archerwill and Greenwater, 1844
Highway No. 361 See above Deteriorating conditions
Highway No. 368, south of St. Brieux to Humboldt, 1843
Highway No. 368, upgrading, 2613–14See also above Deteriorating conditions
Highway No. 37, heavy traffic, 2900–2902
Highway No. 48 See also above Highway No. 11, off to Craven, resurfacing vs. Highway No. 48
Highway No. 48, deteriorating condition, 2458, 2894–95, 2909
Highway No. 5, resurfacing, 2606–7
Highway No. 5, Wadena and Clair See above Deteriorating conditions
Highway No. 55, Green Lake See below Northern Saskatchewan, improvement projects, Clearwater Forest Products, agreement
Highway No. 8, Carievale to U.S. border, 2910
Maintenance and repair, 2608–9, 2896–97See also Highways and Transporation Department - Maintenance depots, closure; Highways and Transporation Department - Revenues, generating, partnerships, road tax; Natural gas - Revenue, highways and roads; Oil industry - Revenue
Maintenance and repair, emergency, funding, 2607–8
Maintenance and repair, flood damage, 2607
Maintenance and repair, funding, 575
Maintenance and repair, funding, Crow benefit, transition payment, 2614–15, 2895–96See also below Rural, funding
Maintenance and repair, winter and snow removal, 1075–76, 2909–10
Northern Saskatchewan, 2613

Belanger, 573–74, 1294, 1428, 1541, 1856, 1971–72
Goulet, 1294, 1428–29, 1856, 1971–72
Renaud, 574, 1541

Northern Saskatchewan, improvement projects, Clearwater Forest Products, agreement, ministerial statement (Renaud)

Belanger, 2575
Goohsen, 2575–76
Renaud, 2575

Northern Saskatchewan, west side, funding, 2612–13
Number of kilometres, 1073
Patuanak, 2610
Quality and safety, employees, elimination, impact, 1841
Resurfacing, methods, 2606
Rural, funding

Bjornerud, 331
D'Autremont, 1091
McLane, 1090
Renaud, 331, 1090, 1091

Rural, funding, Canada-Saskatchewan infrastructure works porgram, 965
Rural, funding, Crow benefit compensation, 2458–59
Rural, moving into provincial system, formula, 1844
Rural, resurfacing, 1074
Rural, revenue sharing, reduction, impact, 973
Star City to Brooksby See above Rural, moving into provincial system, formula
Traffic fines, moved (Krawetz)

Bjornerud, 2194
Krawetz, 2194
Shillington, 2194

Turnor Lake, 2610–11
Weight restrictions, assessment, 2608–9

Highways and Transportation Department, 1071–72, 1075

Administration, expenses, reduction, 578, 1075–76, 1840
Asphalt, purchases

Goohsen, 1180–81
Lingenfelter, 1180–81
Renaud, 1460

Budget, 1074–75, 2606, 2899
Downsizing, costs, 2607
Employees, 1840–41, 2899
Engineering services, expenditures, reduction, 2606
Equipment, paving, reclaiming and reconditioning, 2906
Estimates (1996-1997), 1070–77, 1840–44, 2606–18, 2893–2910

Belanger, 2609–13
D'Autremont, 2907–10
Draude, 1844
Gantefoer, 1843–44
Goohsen, 2615–18, 2899–2904, 2907
Heppner, 2614–15, 2904–6
Julé, 2613–14
Krawetz, 2606–9
McLane, 1071–77, 1840–43
McPherson, 1076–77
Renaud, 1070–77, 1840–44, 2606–18, 2893–2910
Toth, 2893–99, 2906–7

Estimates, supplementary (1995-1996), 2910
Maintenance crews, reduction See Highways and roads - Maintenance and repair
Maintenance depots, closure, 1075–76, 2608, 2896

Lingenfelter, 615
McLane, 615
McPherson, 542
Renaud, 542

Revenues, generating, municipalities, partnerships, road tax, 2610–11

Historic buildings

Saskatchewan Architectural Heritage Society

Vintage Building award (1996), Logan W. Bjarnason, restoration of 1907 Symes homestead in Froude, recipient, member's statement

Bradley, 2622

Vintage Building award for exterior renovations (1996), Waskesiu Golf Course clubhouse (Prince Albert) and Edwards & Edwards Architects (Saskatoon), recipients, member's statement

Langford, 2938

Historic sites See also Indians/First Nations - Chief Poundmaker Historic Site

Seager Wheeler farm site (Rosthern), opening (June 15[?], 1996), member's statement

Heppner, 2689

Hockey

Allan Cup championship held in Unity (April 8-13, 1996), member's statement

Murrell, 875

Allen, Chad (Davidson), signing with Vancouver Canucks, member's statement

McLane, 1423

Canadian Junior Hockey League's Anavet Cup (1996), Melfort Mustangs, champions, member's statement

Gantefoer, 1147

Clark, Wendel (formerly of RM of Kelvington), new contract with Toronto Maple Leafs, member's statement

Draude, 330

Cypress Hills Timber Wolves, recognition, member's statement

McPherson, 613

Melfort Mustangs, Kevin Dickie (Melfort), retirement of head coach, member's statement

Gantefoer, 1681

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

Crofford, 1342–43

Royal Bank Cup junior A hockey championship (May 4-12, 1996), Melfort to host, member's statement

Gantefoer, 250

Royal Bank Cup junior A hockey championship in Melfort (May 4-12, 1996), recognition of host and Melfort Mustang team, member's statement

Gantefoer, 1534–35

Sakic, Joe (former Swift Current Broncos player), winning Stanley Cup (1996) and Conn Smythe trophy (1996), member's statement

Wall, 2621

Saskatchewan Amateur Hockey Association provincial championship (1996), Kelvington Peewee Wheat Kings, champions, member's statement

Draude, 977

Saskatchewan Hockey Association, [Bantam C] provincial championships (1996), Lucky Lake Lakers, champions, member's statement

Wiens, 1316

Saskatchewan Hockey Association, Midget A provincial championships (1996), Naicam AA Midgets, champions, member's statement

Draude, 540

Saskatchewan Hockey Association, Midget AA provincial championships (1996), Weyburn PanCanadian Midget Beavers, champions, member's statement

Bradley, 446

Saskatchewan Hockey Association, Peewee A provincial championships (1996), Humboldt Peewee Broncos, champions, member's statement

Julé, 785

Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League championship (1996), Melfort Mustangs, champions, member's statement

Gantefoer, 873

Western Canadian female midget hockey championships' Western Shield (1996), Saskatoon Imperial Selects, champions, member's statement

Julé, 1177–78

Hog industry See also Municipalities - Mill rates, variable, misuse, discrimination

Expansion, 2859–61See also Meat processing industry - Intercontinental Packers Ltd., expansion
Saskatchewan Pork Industry Marketing Group

Draude, 2090
Upshall, 2090

Hollinger Inc. See Newspapers - Weekly, intimidation, Hollinger Inc.
Holocaust

Holocaust Remembrance Day (April 16, 1996), member's statement

Kasperski, 916
Osika, 916

Home care, 2977–78, 3036

Essential services, declaration, moved (Toth)

Toth, 1462

Largest graduating class of home care practitioners, Saskatchewan Institute of Applied and Technology program, member's statement

Pringle, 2028

Negligence, allegations, J. Nicholson death

Aldridge, 1032–33, 1830
Cline, 1032–34, 1830
Toth, 1034

St. Volodymyr Villa (Saskatoon), expansion, member's statement

Pringle, 1535

Workers, strike, potential

Aldridge, 1539
Cline, 1459–60, 1482–84, 1539–40
Julé, 1483–84
McPherson, 1482–83
Toth, 1459–60

Home improvement program See Housing
Home oxygen program See Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living
Homemakers

Work, value, 1786–87, 1789–90

Honours and awards

Academy Awards, 68th annual (March 25, 1996), and commentary on government, member's statement

Aldridge, 472
Heppner, 472

Lakeland Citizen of the Year (1996), Edward Walker (Christopher Lake), recipient, member's statement

Langford, 1004

Lavergne, Anna Paula Jeanne (St. Louis), certificate for bravery and award of merit medal, member's statement

Julé, 102–3

Royal Canadian Humane Association bronze medal for bravery (1996), Albert Soucy (Leoville) and Brent Turgeon (Spiritwood), recipients, member's statement

Johnson, 414

Hospital waiting-lists See also Hospitals - Cataract surgery, Gimbel eye clinic, Calgary

ENG test, University Hospital

Cline, 1180
McLane, 1179–80

Surgery, 3029–31

Cline, 1372–73
McPherson, 1372–73

Surgery, open-heart

Cline, 950–51
McPherson, 950–51

Hospitals See also Assiniboine Valley Health District; particular hospitals

Acute care, beds, establishing, authority, 1063–64, 1068–69
Acute care, beds, reduction, 2975–79
Cataract surgery, Gimbel eye clinic, Calgary

Cline, 3071
McLane, 3071

Closure, 2977–78
Closure, moved (McPherson)

Kowalsky, 1278–82
McLane, 1283–86
McPherson, 1276–78
Stanger, 1282–83

Coronach, use, 1066–69
Emergency services, reduction

Lingenfelter, 674–75
McPherson, 674–75

Fort Qu'Appelle Indian Hospital, funding, 1070

Belanger, 1485–86
Calvert, 1345
Cline, 1369–70, 1486, 2418, 2766
Osika, 1345, 1369–70, 2418, 2766

Funding, reduction See Health care - Patients, complaints and concerns, procedure (Ombudsman, appointment)
Integrated facilities, construction, 1067
La Loche, 3113–14
LeRose Lodge, Leroy, future plans, 1399
Manitou Health Centre (Neilburg), new facility to replace former hospital, member's statement

Stanger, 784–85

Revenue tax, cancellation See Municipalities - Video lottery terminal revenue
Rose Valley hospital, future plans and federal funding, 1399
Rural, closure, 1070

Calvert, 1343–44
Cline, 1320, 1460, 2151, 2857
Draude, 1460
McLane, 1343–44, 2151
Toth, 1320, 2857

Spalding, use, decision, 1399See also above Rural, closure
Surgery, 1409–11
Surgery, early release, re-admission, 2979–80
Travel time, reasonable, 1066–67
Wilkie, mayor's concerns, 3031–33See also above Rural, closure

Hotel Keepers Amendment Act (No. 30)

First reading

Nilson, 353

Second reading

Nilson, 391
Osika, 391

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Krawetz, 455–56
Nilson, 455–56

Third reading

Shillington, 466

Royal Assent, 781

Housing See also Government building space - Northern Saskatchewan, staff housing units; Indians/First Nations - Band housing; Municipalities; Northern Saskatchewan; Rural communities; Senior citizens

Home improvement program, subsidies, 968
Increased sales, member's statement

Kasperski, 814

Low income, affordable

Calvert, 850
Haverstock, 849–50
Teichrob, 849

Low income, appliances, replacement, 968
New housing program, Cumberland House, member's statement

Belanger, 167

Public concerns regarding low income housing, Gladmer Park and Edmunt Heights tenant meeting in Saskatoon (April 9, 1996), member's statement

Pringle, 917

Regional assistance program, 2436–39
Rental payments, social service recipients, 2735–36
Rental, damage deposits See also above Low income, affordable

Calvert, 1036–37
Haverstock, 138
Julé, 1036
Nilson, 138
Romanow, 1909

Rental, damage deposits, increase, petitions, 412, 585, 734, 784, 1002, 1509, 1705

Haverstock, 671–72, 1479
Heppner, 378
Julé, 377, 565, 763, 975, 1679

Rental, damage deposits, social assistance recipients, 2736–37
Residential rehabilitation assistance program, 968, 2442–43
Social, 2442–43
Waterhen Lake housing initiative, member's statement

Belanger, 1118

Hudson Bay, Sask. See Forest industry
Human rights See Saskatchewan Human Rights Code Amendment Act, 1995
Human Rights Commission, 1820–21
Humboldt Rural School Division

Funding, reduction, 1955–56, 1959

Humboldt school divisions

Capital projects, funding, 886–87

Humboldt, Sask. See Waste disposal - Regional Authority of Carlton Trail; Water supply - Wakaw-Humboldt pipeline

New indoor pool, local efforts, recognition, member's statement

Julé, 347

Sommerfest (June 21-23, 1996), German-Canadian celebration, member's statement

Julé, 2853

Hunting, 2886–87

Licenses, 2876, 2878, 2892See also Crop depredation - Wildlife, compensation plan

Husky Oil Ltd. See Bi-Provincial Upgrader, Lloydminster
Hutterites See Municipalities - Mill rates, variable, misuse, discrimination