Hansard Subject Index - 23rd Legislature Session 1

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Wages and salaries See also Child care - Workers

Fair wage policy See Crown Construction Tendering Agreement
Minimum wage See also Social assistance recipients - Income supplements

Anguish, 1153
Gantefoer, 1153

Wakabayashi, Art See Legislative Assembly members - Compensation
Wakaw School Division

Funding, reduction, 1959

Wakaw, Sask. See Government building space; Water supply
Wanuskewin Heritage Park

Funding, 967
International publicity, featured at Moria Tourism Federation's conference (ca. March 1996), member's statement

Whitmore, 845

Wascana Centre Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 84)

First reading

Crofford, 1431

Second reading

Crofford, 1747
Julé, 1747

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Crofford, 2316
Julé, 2316

Third reading

Shillington, 2318

Royal Assent, 3179

Wascana Centre Authority, Regina

New summer banner program (1996), member's statement

Hamilton, 2322

Wascana Energy Inc.

Commentary regarding proposed legislation changes, member's statement

Aldridge, 1737

Wascana Energy Inc. Act (No. 113)

First reading

Shillington, 1715

Second reading

Draude, 1864–65
Shillington, 1863–64

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Gantefoer, 2302–3
Wiens, 2302–3

Third reading

Shillington, 2317

Royal Assent, 3179

Waste disposal

Incinerator, Plains Environmental Inc., Bienfait, environmental concerns, 2889–90
Regional Authority of Carlton Trail (REACT) waste management program, development, member's statement

Julé, 134

Regulations, 2879

Water

Apportionment, U.S. trade-off, 2382
Conservation area authorities and watershed boards, 1676–78
Conservation ditches and surveys, expenditures, 1677
Conservation surveys, St. Gregor south, 1677
Drainage See also Land - Taxation
Drainage project, Langenburg, 1676, 2387See also Saskatchewan Water Corporation - Office, new, Yorkton
Drainage, conservation and development authorities, 1676
Kipling marsh, pumping, Manitoba concerns, 2387
Level, Fishing Lake, 1676–77
Moosomin, dam, 2387
Ownership, 1675
Partnership Agreement on Water Based Economic Development, funds, allocation, 1675See also Saskatchewan Water Corporation - Funding, request, Watrous
Project, Qu'Appelle Valley, Crown Construction Tendering Agreement, 2384
Project, Qu'Appelle Valley, effect and compensation, 2383–84
Projects, financing, Saskatchewan Water Corporation, 2380
Right of way, conservation and development authorities, treaty land entitlement, 1586–87
Sale, U.S., 2382
Sewage lagoons, discharge, Estevan, 2382–83
Sewage, drainage system, Lebret, expansion, 2886
Spring, Qu'Appelle Valley, gravel, improving access, 2899
Treatment plant, Shellbrook, 2382
Water and sewage, Stony Rapids, 1893–94, 2445
Water and sewer projects, northern Saskatchewan, funding See Northern Revenue Trust Account
Water and sewer, expansion, Beauval, 1893
Wells, open, responsibility, 2382
World Water Day (March 22, 1996), member's statement

Draude, 445

Water Corporation Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 37)

First reading

Anguish, 387

Second reading

Anguish, 421
Draude, 421–22

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Anguish, 856–57
D'Autremont, 856–57
Draude, 856

Third reading

Shillington, 860

Royal Assent, 1264

Water quality

Saskatchewan Water Corporation, responsibility, 2382

Water supply See also Northern Saskatchewan - Living conditions; Rural communities

Creighton pipeline project, 2385
Wakaw-Humboldt pipeline, 2381–82, 2384, 2386

Julé, 1855–56
Lautermilch, 1855–56

Water and sewer projects, design and financing, other than Sask Water, 2379

Water Users Act See Irrigation Act, 1996 (No. 39)
Watrous, Sask. See Saskatchewan Water Corporation - Funding, request
Weather

Member's statement

Osika, 1148

Weddings

Recognition of Goohsen-Nystuen nuptials (April 4, 1996), member's statement

Boyd, 766

Recognition of Sonntag-Wilkinson nuptials (May 16, 1996), member's statement

Boyd, 1682
Wiens, 1680–81

Welfare See Social assistance
Western Canadian Beef Packers See Meat processing industry - Intercontinental Packers Ltd., expansion
Western Development Museum, 967, 970
WestJet Airlines See Airlines
Weyburn, Sask. See Child care - Souris Valley Child Care Corporation; Manufacturing industry - Alcatel Canada Wire
Whitespruce Youth Treatment Centre, Yorkton See Drug abuse/substance abuse
Wiebe, Hon. John E. N. (Jack) (Lieutenant Governor, May 31, 1994) See Lieutenant Governor
Wildlife, 2877See also Crop depredation; Hunting

Big game animals, baiting, opposition, Saskatchewan Fair Chase League, 2886
Establishing new Kloppenburg Wildlife Refuge, donation of land by Henry and Cheryl Kloppenburg (Humboldt), member's statement

Julé, 2027

Establishment of new wildlife habitat, donation of land by Bill Hyshka (Prince Albert), member's statement

Lautermilch, 2239

Grazing areas, provision, 2883–84
Habitat 2000, distribution of educational kits to schools in the province, member's statement

Langford, 946

Habitat, protection, 2883–85
National Wildlife Week (ca. April 1996), member's statement

Draude, 735

Wildlife Habitat Protection Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 80)

First reading

Scott, 1184

Second reading

Belanger, 1746–47
Scott, 1745

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Belanger, 2308–9, 2313–14
D'Autremont, 2310–13, 2315
Draude, 2309, 2314
Julé, 2309–10, 2313–15
Scott, 2308–15

Third reading

Scott, 2317

Royal Assent, 3179

Wilkie, Sask. See Hospitals
Wills Act, 1996 (No. 101)

First reading

Shillington, 1713–14

Committee referral, 1713
Report, 1964
Third reading

Nilson, 1964

Royal Assent, 3179

Women See also Breast cancer; Business - Megaprojects; Crown corporations - Chief executive officers; Family - Single parent; Farm fuel - Tax rebate, eligibility, married women; Government departments - Deputy ministers; Homemakers; Indians/First Nations; Labour Standards Act - Changes; Public service - Positions, reduction

Aboriginal and minority groups, workplace, programs, 1246
Abuse, program, 1244
Battered Women's Awareness Week in Saskatchewan (May 12-18, 1996), member's statement

Osika, 1535
Wall, 1534

Battered, assistance See also Social Services Department - Family support services branch, Saskatoon

Calvert, 790
Julé, 789–90

Concerns, changes, Women's Secretariat, effect, 1243–44
Employment, full-time, 574
Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire (IODE), Regina chapter, recognition, member's statement

Murray, 1005

International Women's Day (March 8, 1996) and commemoration of first female elected MLA [Sarah K. Ramsland], member's statement

Krawetz, 167

International Women's Day (March 8, 1996), member's statement

Stanger, 166
Toth, 165–66

International Women's Day, March 8, 1996, recognition

Crofford, 173–74

National Women's March Against Poverty in Saskatchewan (May 24-26, 1996), member's statement

Hamilton, 1824
Julé, 1765
Murray, 1850–51

Organizations, funding, Women's Secretariat, 1783
Pay equity, 864–65, 1243
Regina Transition House's Spring Soiree fund-raising event (May 23, 1996), and National Council of Women annual meeting in Saskatoon (May 23, 1996), member's statement

Hamilton, 1764–65

Rural, needs, Women's Secretariat, role, 1785–86
Saskatchewan Agriculture and Food Library, establishment of research collection focusing on Saskatchewan farm women, member's statement

Murrell, 1119

Saskatchewan farm women, recognition, member's statement

Julé, 566

Saskatchewan War Brides' Association, annual reunion in Saskatoon (April 20[?], 1996), member's statement

Draude, 1087

St. Peter's Catholic Women's League of Unity, 50th anniversary (1996), member's statement

Murrell, 2999

Transition houses, 840–41, 2648See also Social Services Department - Family support services branch, Saskatoon
Weyburn Committee Against Family Violence's walk, candlelight vigil and ceremony (ca. May 1996), member's statement

Bradley, 1707

YWCA See Young Women's Christian Association

Women's Advisory Council, 1242, 1779
Women's Secretariat, 1246–48, 1780, 1789See also Child care; Farm fuel - Tax rebate, eligibility, married women; Government - Policies, gender analysis; Indians/First Nations - Women, issues; Labour Department - Administration services; Labour Standards Act - Changes; Prostitution - Child prostitutes, government action; Saskatchewan Women's Agricultural Network - Issues, support; Sexual harassment; Small business - Women, support; University of Saskatchewan - Women's education studies; Women - Organizations, funding; Women - Rural, needs

Administration, cost vs. services, 1788
All-party committee, 1783–84
Communication, funding, 1783
Coordination with other provinces, 1245
Employees, male, 1244
Estimates (1996-1997), 1240–48, 1778–89

Crofford, 1241–48, 1778–89
Draude, 1241–48, 1778–85
Julé, 1780–81, 1783–86, 1789
Toth, 1786–89

Focus, direction and funding, increase, 1782–83
Funding, 1242–43, 1247–48, 1779
Intergovernmental Affairs Department, joining, 1785
Legislation, review, 1784
Policy analysts, positions, 1785
Programs and services, 1788
Publications, funding, 1246–47
Staff, salaries, 1248
Travel, 1245

Work-for-welfare program See Social assistance
Workers' Advocate Office, 1363
Workers' Compensation See also Fire protection; Outfitting industry

Clients, retraining, social assistance, role, 2839–40

Workers' Compensation Board

Consultants, fees

Goohsen, 877–78
Shillington, 877–78

Financial practices, Provincial Auditor's recommendations

Anguish, 1262
Goohsen, 1261–62

Review board, appointment

Anguish, 1263
Gantefoer, 1263

Workers' Compensation Board Accountability Act (No. 121)

First reading

Boyd, 2943

Working income supplement See Income