Hansard Speaker Index - 2nd Session of the 23rd Legislature

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Langford, Mr. Jack (NDP, Saskatchewan Rivers)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 168–169
- Child poverty, 169
- Citizens
  - Lakeland Citizens of the Year, awards, member's statement, 285–286
- Communities
  - Candle Lake, first annual Oval Sled Dog Championship Derby, March 1-2, 1997, member's statement, 143
- Education, 169
- Government expenditures (federal government)
  - Debt, reduction, 169
- Grain transportation
  - Delivery to elevator system and port terminals, delays, federal government condemnation
    - Moved (Boyd); amendment (McPherson), 29
- Health care, 169
  - Centres, 169
- Health district boards, 169
- Housing
  - Starts, 169
- Manufacturing industry, 169
- Municipalities
  - Canada-Saskatchewan infrastructure works program, 169
- Oil industry, 169
- Rail transportation/railways
  - Lines, abandonment, 169
- Recreation
  - North Central Regional Recreation Association, volunteers, recognition, member's statement, 1396
- Retail industry
  - Sales, 169
- Rural communities, 169
- Social programs, 169
- Survival
  - Whistle, development and promotion, member's statement, 1068
- Transportation, 169
  - National policy, development, cooperation, moved (Whitmore), 700–701
- Uranium industry, 169
Lautermilch, Mr. Eldon (NDP, Prince Albert Northcote) Minister of Energy and Mines
- Alameda dam
  - Water release vs. flooding conditions, Manitoba, 1098–1099
- Budget
  - Balanced, 463
  - Balanced, fourth consecutive, 462, 465
- Budget (March 20, 1997)
  - Speakers, 461–465
- Child poverty
  - Action plan for children, 462–463
- Corporation income tax
  - Rate, reduction, 462
- Crown corporations
  - Bills, small amounts, collection, cost, 802
- Education, 462
  - Funding, 462–463
- Electricity
  - Condie to Queen Elizabeth transmission line, 926–927, 929
  - Outage, long-term, Melfort, 1338–1339
  - Rural underground distribution system, cancellation, 864
- Energy and Mines Department
  - Estimates (1997-98), 831–838, 1579–1589
- Floods
  - Disaster assistance program, 515–518
  - Potential, emergency measures, 85
- Fuel
  - Aviation fuel, tax reduction, 462
- Gambling, 464
- Government
  - Financial management, responsible, 462
- Government expenditures
  - Debt, 462
- Health care, 464
  - Funding, 462
- Income tax
  - Reduction, 462
  - Saskatchewan tax reduction, 462
- Investment, 462
- Legislative Building, Regina
  - Security, 549
- Manufacturing industry
  - Investment tax credit, 462
- Medicare, 462–463
- Ministerial statements
  - Saskatchewan Water Corporation, employees, flood control contribution, 401
- Motor vehicles, insurance
  - Rate increase, 1538
- Municipalities
  - Reassessment
    - Problems, Saltcoats, 1540–1541
- Natural gas
  - Rate increase, 1538
- Oral question period
  - Alameda dam, water release vs. flooding conditions, Manitoba, 1098–1099
  - Crown corporations
    - Bills, small amounts, collection, cost, 802
  - Electricity
    - Condie to Queen Elizabeth transmission line, 926–927, 929
    - Outage, long-term, Melfort, 1338–1339
    - Rural underground distribution program, cancellation, 864
  - Floods
    - Disaster assistance program, 515–518
    - Potential, emergency measures, 85
  - Legislative Building, Regina, security, 549
  - Motor vehicles, insurance
    - Rate increase, 1538
  - Municipalities
    - Reassessment problems, Saltcoats, 1540–1541
  - Natural gas, rate increase, 1538
  - Pornography, Internet, SaskTel's Sympatico, 1540
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation
    - Accounting fees, 980
    - Credit card, proposal, 1310–1311
    - Management salaries vs. rank and file employees, 1653
    - Profit vs. rate increase, 863–865
    - Reconstruction charges, recording, Provincial Auditor, opinion, 927–928, 929–930, 954
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications
    - Investment, NST Network Services Inc., obligation vs. employees, 1536–1537
  - Saskatchewan Transportation Company, privatization, 580–581, 610
  - SaskEnergy Incorporated, profits vs. rate increase, 865
  - SaskPower Commercial, investment, Guyana Electricity Corporation, 14–15, 584, 956–957, 1206–1207, 1454–1455, 1509–1512, 1537, 1539, 1597–1598, 1806–1807, 1904–1905
- Pornography
  - Internet, SaskTel's Sympatico, 1540
- Sales taxes
  - Reduction, 462–463
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation
  - Accounting fees, 980
  - Credit card, proposal, 1310–1311
  - Management salaries vs. rank and file employees, 1653
  - Profit vs. rate increase, 863–865
  - Reconstruction charges, recording, Provincial Auditor's opinion, 927–928, 929–930, 954
- Saskatchewan Research Council
  - Estimates (1997-98), 1329–1334
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications
  - Investment, NST Network Services Inc.
    - Obligation vs. employees, 1536–1537
- Saskatchewan Transportation Company
  - Privatization, 580–581, 610
- Saskatchewan Water Corporation
  - Employees, flood control, contribution, ministerial statement (Lautermilch), 401
  - Estimates (1997-98), 1003–1014, 1462–1468
- SaskEnergy Incorporated
  - Profits vs. rate increase, 865
- SaskPower Commercial
  - Investment, Guyana Electricity Corporation, 14–15, 584, 956–957, 1206–1207, 1454–1455, 1509–1512, 1537, 1539, 1597–1598, 1806–1807, 1904–1905
- Schools
  - Principals, best principal in the province, Gloria Lennox, Queen Mary Community School, Prince Albert, member's statement, 607
- Social services
  - Funding, 463
- Taxation
  - Reduction, 462–463, 465
- Television
  - Can Pro award of excellence winner, The Missing Belle of Batoche, CIPA-CKBI, Prince Albert, member's statement, 924
- Transfer payments
  - Reduction, 463
- Water Corporation Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 14)
  - First reading, 183
  - Second reading, 721–722
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1320–1326
- Women
  - YWCA's Women of Distinction Awards Dinner
    - Prince Albert, member's statement, 1451
Lingenfelter, Mr. Dwain (NDP, Regina Elphinstone) Deputy Premier, Minister of Economic Development
- Annual reports
  - Tabling, timeliness, 776
- Business
  - Regulations
    - Review, commitment, Partnership for Growth 1456
- Cabinet ministers
  - Expense allowance, food vs. members of the Legislative Assembly, 116
  - Travel, expense vs. results, 552–553
- Canadian Armed Forces
  - CFB 15 Wing Moose Jaw
    - Future, moved (Romanow), debate remarks forwarded to named officials, moved (Lingenfelter), 1034
- Child poverty
  - Reduction, government action, 780
- Children
  - Chilli for Children, fund-raising dinner and auction, member's statement, 1306
- Community Bonds Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 52)
  - First reading, 1030
- Condolences
  - Kluzak, Arthur (former MLA), moved (Romanow), 87–88
- Crown corporations
  - Accountability, 1982–1983
  - Foreign investment, 1949–1950
- Economic and Co-operative Development Department
  - Estimates (1997-98), 535–544, 1777–1785
- Education
  - Funding, assistance, industries, Englefeld and Anaheim, 180
- Elections, federal (June 2, 1997)
  - Leaders' debate, member's statement, apology, 1695–1696, 1750–1751, 1808–1809
  - Members of the Legislative Assembly, campaign participation vs. responsibilities, 1156–1157
  - Member's statement, 1153
- Employment development
  - Comparison, other provinces, 13
- Floods
  - Damage
    - North Dakota and Manitoba, empathy and support, 982–983
- Hog industry
  - Processing plant, proposed, Maple Leaf, 608
- Industry
  - Vacancy rate, 210–211
- Intergovernmental Affairs Department
  - Estimates (1997-98), 1303–1304, 1312–1319
- Local Government Election Office
  - Provincial coordinator, appointment, 720
- New Democratic Party
  - Caucus office, Avon catalogue, distribution, 1751
- Oral question period
  - Annual reports, tabling, timeliness, 776
  - Business, regulations, review, commitment, Partnership for Growth 1456
  - Cabinet ministers, expense allowance, food vs. MLAs, 116
  - Cabinet ministers, travel, expense vs. results, 552–553
  - Child poverty, reduction, government action, 780
  - Crown corporations
    - Accountability, 1982–1983
    - Foreign investments, 1949–1950
  - Education
    - Funding assistance, industries, Englefeld and Anaheim, 180
  - Elections, federal (June 2, 1997)
    - Leaders' debate, member's statement, apology, 1695–1696, 1750–1751, 1808–1809
    - Members of the Legislative Assembly, campaign participation vs. responsibilities, 1156–1157
  - Employment development, comparison, other provinces, 13
  - Hog industry, processing plant, proposed, Maple Leaf, 608
  - Industry, vacancy rate, 210–211
  - Local Government, Election Office, provincial coordinator, appointment, 720
  - New Democratic Party, caucus office, Avon catalogue distribution, 1751
  - Political parties, contributions, Chief Electoral Officer's investigation, report, 1748–1749
  - Property, reassessment, implementation, delay, SARM vote, 113, 115
  - Prostitution, child prostitutes
    - Legislation, reform, 780–781
  - Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation, annual report, timeliness, 778
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation
    - Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd., sale, 1980, 2003
    - Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd., sale, negotiator, 2004
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications
    - Investment, NST Network Services Inc., 1807
  - Saskatchewan Transportation Company, privatization, 583
  - SaskPower Commercial, investment, Guyana Electricity Corporation, 1980, 2002, 2059
  - Schools
    - Closures, Regina, 178–179
  - Telephones
    - Rates, local, increase, 2031–2032
- Political parties
  - Contributions, Chief Electoral Officer's investigation, report, 1748–1749
- Property
  - Reassessment
    - Implementation, delay, SARM vote, 113, 115
- Prostitution
  - Child prostitutes
    - Legislation, reform, 780–781
- Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation
  - Annual report, timeliness, 778
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation
  - Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd.
    - Sale, 1980, 2003
    - Sale, negotiator, 2004
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications
  - Investment, NST Network Services Inc., 1807
- Saskatchewan Transportation Company
  - Privatization, 583
- SaskPower Commercial
  - Investment, Guyana Electricity Corporation, 1980, 2002, 2059
- Schools
  - Closures
    - Regina, 178–179
- Sports
  - Hockey
    - National women's hockey team member, Hayley Wickenheiser, Shaunavon, member's statement, 547
- Telephones
  - Rates, local, increase, 2031–2032
- Tourism Authority Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 8)
  - First reading, 149
  - Second reading, 524–525
Lorje, Ms. Pat (NDP, Saskatoon Southeast)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 51–54, 55–60
- Art/artists, 59
- Arts Board Act, 1997 (No. 51), 59
- Budget
  - Balanced, 57
  - Deficit, 57–58, 365
- Budget (March 20, 1997)
  - Speakers, 364–366
- Child care
  - Inner city neighbourhoods, investment, action plan for children, 59
  - Northern Saskatchewan, investment, action plan for children, 59
  - Rural communities
    - Investment, action plan for children, 59
  - Workers, wages and pensions, funding, 365
- Child poverty, 58
  - Action plan for children, 59
  - Action plan for children, funding, 365
  - National child benefit, 59
- Children, 365
- Commonwealth Day
  - Observance, 53
- Communities, 366
- Community, 58–59
- Crime, 59
- Crown corporations
  - Accountability, moved (Gantefoer), 2017–2019
- Crown Corporations Committee
  - Second report, 922–923
  - Second report, moved (Lorje) for concurrence, 923
- Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - 50th anniversary, congratulations, member's statement, 891
- Discrimination and racism
  - International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, March 21, 1997, 53–54
- Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  - Prescription drug plan, changes, 56
- Economy, 366
  - Strong, 57
- Education, 58, 365
- Employment, 58, 365
  - Loss, 59
  - Part-time, 57
  - Part-time, wages and benefits, 59
- Family, 366
- Government, 56
  - Credit rating, 58
  - Financial management, responsible, 52, 56–58
  - Honest, open, accessible and accountable, 365
  - Role, 58
- Government expenditures
  - Debt, 57–58, 365
  - Debt, reduction, 58
- Group homes
  - Funding, 365
- Health care, 58
  - Emergency services, 365
- High technology
  - Accomplishments, Saskatoon, member's statement, 176–177
- Highways and roads
  - Pothole patrol, 58
- Holocaust
  - Remembrance Day, May 5, 1997, member's statement, 1336
- Home care
  - Funding, 365
- Labour force
  - Benefits, 366
- Labour standards, 366
- Medicare, 365
- Parks
  - Funding, 365
- Passover
  - Celebrations, member's statement, 976
- Poverty, 54, 58, 364
  - Reduction, 59
- Privilege
  - Reference to government members, "should be in a concentration camp", 1820
- Recycling
  - Plastic milk jugs, SARCAN and dairy industry, member's statement, 1978
- Regional colleges
  - Adult basic education
    - Funding, 365
- Sales taxes
  - Reduction, 365–366
- Saskatchewan Health Bill of Rights and Responsibilities Act (No. 227)
  - Second reading, 1818
- SaskPower Commercial
  - Investment, Guyana Electricity Corporation, member's statement, 315
- School divisions
  - Amalgamation, 57
- Senior citizens, 365
- Social assistance, 58
  - Redesigning/reform, 365
- Social democracy, 364–366
- Social programs, 365
- Theatre
  - Scraping the Surface – A Life in Progress, Twenty-Fifth Street Theatre, Saskatoon, member's statement, 1451–1452
- Tourism
  - Bed and breakfast, growth, member's statement, 744–745
- Training programs
  - Building Skills: Solutions for Workforce 2000 conference, member's statement, 1201
- Transportation
  - Strategy, comprehensive, 58
- Utilities, 365
  - Rate increases
    - Proposed, review, all party committee, establishing, moved (Gantefoer); amendment (Lorje), 674–675
- Volunteers
  - Saskatoon Jewish community and Hadassah-WIZO, Sterling Award winner, Marie King Forest, member's statement, 1508
- Wages and salaries, 366