Hansard Subject Index - 23rd Legislature Session 1

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Yorkton, Sask. See Child care - After school hours, rural communities; Saskatchewan Water Corporation - Office, new; Whitespruce Youth Treatment Centre, Yorkton
Young offenders, 7

Counselling and rehabilitation, 2777–80
Identification, radio program, Justice minister See Justice Department - Independent prosecutor (Chris Evans), report
Kenosee Lake youth camp, Moose Mountain Provincial Park, 2742–43, 2884–85
Kilburn Hall, Saskatoon, 2660
North Battleford youth centre, 1080, 2658–60, 2776–77
Open custody, 2743
Paul Dojack Youth Centre, Regina, 2660
Victims, restitution

Nilson, 1968
Osika, 1968

Young Women's Christian Association

Women of Distinction Awards (1996)

Saskatoon recipients, member's statement

Atkinson, 566–67

Southern Saskatchewan recipients, member's statement

Draude, 1003
Hamilton, 1003–4

Youth, 7, 574See also Drug abuse/substance abuse - Whitespruce Youth Treatment Centre; Students

Education and training, preparation for future, 577
Egadz outreach program, funding

Calvert, 1743
Julé, 1742–43

Employment See also below JobStart program; below Social assistance
Gambling, addiction

Julé, 2769–70
Mitchell, 2770
Serby, 2769

Government commitment, moved (Julé)

Belanger, 1612–17
Julé, 1609–12
Osika, 1620–22
Stanger, 1617–20

Indian, living off reserve, social assistance, eligibility, 1579
JobStart program, 578, 2480–81
Rainbow Youth Center, funding, 840
Social assistance, 2662
Teenage mothers See Social assistance recipients
Town hall meeting in Saskatoon (May 16, 1996), part of federal task force on youth, member's statement

Julé, 1681

Weyburn Youth Centre, ground-breaking ceremony (May 24, 1996), member's statement

Bradley, 1824–25

YWCA See Young Women's Christian Association