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

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Renaud, Mr. Andy (NDP, Carrot River Valley) Minister of Highways and Transportation
- Agriculture
  - Newfield Seeds, Nipawin, expansion, member's statement, 255–256
- Crop insurance
  - Registration, deadline, extension, 211
- Crown Construction Tendering Agreement Revocation Act (No. 2) (No. 234)
  - Second reading, 1609–1610
- Economic development
  - Kitsaki Development Corporation, La Ronge, award, member's statement, 2058
- Grain transportation
  - Delivery to elevator system and port terminals, delays, federal government condemnation
    - Moved (Boyd); amendment (McPherson), 19–23
    - Premier's role, 43
- Highways and roads
  - Deterioration, 493–495
    - Flooding conditions, bridges, warning flags, 451–453
  - Highway No. 19, 15–16
- Highways and Transportation Act, 1997 (No. 46)
  - First reading, 751
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates (1997-98), 645–662
  - Minister, resignation, April 28, 1997, ministerial statement, 1132
- Hospitals
  - Hudson Bay, renovations and nursing home wing, addition, member's statement, 1804
- Ministerial statements
  - Highways and Transportation Department
    - Minister, resignation, April 28, 1997, 1132
  - Transportation
    - Strategy, comprehensive, 749–750
- Motor vehicles
  - Repair, Canadian Automobile Association and Ford Student Auto Skills Championship, winners, member's statement, 1747
- Oral question period
  - Crop insurance, registration, deadline extension, 211
  - Grain transportation, delivery to elevator system and port terminals, delays, federal government condemnation, Premier's role, 43
  - Highways and roads
    - Deterioration, 493–495
    - Deterioration, flooding conditions, bridges, warning flags, 451–453
    - Highway No. 19, 15–16
  - Rail transportation/railways
    - Short-line development, labour practices, impact, 550–551
    - Short-line development, successor rights legislation, removal, 551–552
- Rail transportation/railways
  - Short-line, development
    - Labour practices, impact, 550–551
    - Successor rights, legislation, removal, 551–552
- Saskatchewan Big Game Damage Compensation Fee Act (No. 228)
  - Second reading, 1410–1411
- Sports
  - Saskatchewan Winter Games, 1998, Nipawin, member's statement, 664
- Transportation
  - Strategy, comprehensive, ministerial statement (Renaud), 749–750
Romanow, Mr. Roy (NDP, Saskatoon Riversdale) Premier
- Agri-Food Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 67)
  - Second reading, 1659–1661
- Alameda dam
  - Water release vs. flooding conditions, Manitoba, 1099
- Budget
  - Balanced, 500
  - Deficit, 502
  - Deficit, elimination, 507
- Budget, federal (February 18, 1997)
  - Deficit, 507
- Budget (March 18, 1993)
  - Crisis, 346–348, 454–455
- Budget (March 20, 1997)
  - Speakers, 499–507
- Business
  - Regulations
    - Reduction, 454
- Canadian Armed Forces
  - CFB 15 Wing Moose Jaw
    - Future, moved (Romanow), 1030–1032
    - NATO Flying Training in Canada program, Liberal candidate's campaign, 1205–1206
- Child poverty
  - Action plan for children, funding, 500, 502–503
  - National child benefit, 507
- Communities
  - Community development program, video lottery terminals, revenue, 301, 957–958
- Condolences
  - Kluzak, Arthur (former MLA), moved (Romanow), 86
  - Leith, George Gordon (former MLA), moved (Romanow), 88–90
  - Zipchen, Dmytro (Dick) (former MLA), moved (Romanow), 91–92
- Crop insurance
  - Registration, deadline, extension, 145
- Crown Construction Tendering Agreement, 507
- Crown corporations
  - Review, report, recommendations, 1901
- Easter
  - Greetings, 508
- Economic development
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Commitment, 1398–1399
- Education, 503, 507
  - Funding, 500, 502–503
  - Funding, assistance, industries, Englefeld and Anaheim, 180
- Education, post-secondary
  - Funding, 500, 503
- Education and Health Tax Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 54)
  - Second reading, 1286–1288
- Elections, federal (June 2, 1997)
  - Voting hours, Saskatchewan, 1099–1100, 1130, 1251
  - Voting hours, Saskatchewan, Canada Election Act, changes, moved (Romanow), 1103, 1104–1105
- Electricity
  - Condie to Queen Elizabeth transmission line, 1129–1130
- Employment, 503
- Employment development, 503
- Executive Council
  - Estimates (1997-98), 1849, 1852–1861, 1863, 1865–1876
- Fire protection
  - Equipment, sales tax, exemption, 490, 503–504, 1100
- Floods
  - Manitoba, disaster assistance, 1252
- Government
  - Bankruptcy, return from, 506
  - Open and accountable, 1904
  - Programs and services, 507
  - Record, 1906
- Government expenditures
  - Debt, 502
  - Debt, reduction, 500, 507
- Government expenditures (federal government)
  - Debt, reduction, 507
- Grain transportation
  - Freight rates, subsidies, Western Grain Transportation Act, Crow rate, elimination, 500
  - Inquiry, federal, 2034
- Health care, 507
  - Funding, 500, 502, 507
    - Health needs vs. fiscal priorities, 2062–2063
    - Liberal position, 505
- Health care reform, 503
  - Failure, 1905
  - Targets, achievement, 350–351
- Health district boards, 506
- Health districts
  - Funding, 500
- Highways and roads
  - Funding, 316–317
    - $2.5 billion over next 10 years, 500, 502–503, 507
- Hospital waiting lists
  - Surgery, 2003–2004
  - Surgery (H. Sawin), 1981
- Hospitals
  - Beds, closure, 2061–2062
  - Long-term care beds, closure, Gravelbourg, 1981–1982
- Investment, 503
- Judges
  - Provincial Court, lawsuit, Justice Minister, 320
- Justice Department
  - Public prosecutions, operational review, Martin-Wilson report, release, 666
- Labour standards, 507
- Legislative Assembly
  - Fall session
    - Agenda, 1947–1948
  - Sessional dates, 896–897
  - Votes, free, 492
  - Votes and Proceedings, printing, moved (Romanow), 4
- Manufacturing industry
  - Employment levels, 1131
- Medicare, 500
- Municipalities
  - Funding, 317–320
- National unity
  - Moved (Romanow), 1983–1988
  - Moved (Romanow); transmittal, moved (Romanow), 1995
- Occupational health and safety
  - Regulations, 507
- Oral question period
  - Alameda dam, water release vs. flooding conditions, Manitoba, 1099
  - Budget (March 18, 1993), crisis, 346–348, 454–455
  - Business, regulations, reduction, 454
  - Canadian Armed Forces, CFB 15 Wing Moose Jaw, NATO flying Training in Canada program, liberal candidate's campaign, 1205–1206
  - Communities, community development program, lottery terminals, revenue, 301, 957–958
  - Crop insurance, registration, deadline extension, 145
  - Economic development, northern Saskatchewan, commitment, 1398–1399
  - Education
    - Funding assistance, industries, Englefeld and Anaheim, 180
  - Elections, federal (June 2, 1997)
    - Voting hours, Saskatchewan, 1099–1100, 1130, 1251
  - Electricity
    - Condie to Queen Elizabeth transmission line, 1129–1130
  - Fire protection, equipment, sales tax, exemption, 490, 1100
  - Floods
    - Manitoba, disaster assistance, 1252
  - Government
    - Open and accountable, 1904
    - Record, 1906
  - Grain transportation, inquiry, federal, 2034
  - Health care
    - Funding, health needs vs. fiscal priorities, 2062–2063
  - Health care reform
    - Failure, 1905
    - Targets, achievement, 350–351
  - Highways and roads
    - Funding, 316–317
  - Hospital waiting lists
    - Surgery, 2003–2004
    - Surgery, (H. Sawin), 1981
  - Hospitals
    - Beds, closure, 2061–2062
    - Long-term beds, closure, Gravelbourg, 1981–1982
  - Judges, Provincial Court, lawsuit, Justice Minister, 320
  - Justice Department
    - Public prosecutions, operational review, Martin-Wilson report, release, 666
  - Legislative Assembly
    - Fall session, agenda, 1947–1948
    - Sessional dates, 896–897
    - Votes, free, 492
  - Manufacturing industry, employment levels, 1131
  - Municipalities
    - Funding, 317–320
  - Property, reassessment, implementation, delay, SARM vote, 144
  - Provincial Auditor, government support, 978–979
  - Provincial Auditor, spring report 1997, recommendations, government support, 980
  - Quebec separation/sovreignty, consequences, 1979
  - Quebec separation/sovreignty, contingency plans, 1483
  - Rail transportation/railways
    - Lines, closures, rural municipalities, tax loss, 145
  - Regina Health District Board, public accountability, lack, 299–300
  - Sales taxes, reduction, 291, 300–301
  - Sales taxes, reduction, further and elimination, 318–319
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications
    - Privatization, 863
  - Taxation, first nations, 259, 289
  - Teachers
    - Collective bargaining agreement, funding, 2060–2061
  - Transfer payments, 1203
  - Universities, funding vs. tuition fees, increase, 320–321
  - Young Offenders Act, changes, Miller High School students, petitions, 290
  - Youth
    - Crime, combatting, special task force, establishing, 288–289
    - High risk, government action, 930–931, 958
- Pro forma Bill (Oaths of Office)
  - First reading, 4
- Property
  - Reassessment
    - Implementation, delay, SARM vote, 144
- Provincial Auditor
  - Government support, 978–979
  - Spring report 1997, recommendations, government support, 980
- Quebec separation/sovereignty
  - Consequences, 1979
  - Contingency plans, 1483
- Rail transportation/railways
  - Deregulation, 500
  - Lines, closures, rural municipalities, tax loss, 145
- Regina Health District Board
  - Public accountability, lack, 299–300
- Rural communities, 500
- Sales taxes
  - Exemptions, 504
  - Harmonization, 504
  - Reduction, 291, 300–301, 500–504, 507
    - Further and elimination, 318–319
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications
  - Privatization, 863
- Small business, 501
- Social assistance
  - Redesigning/reform, 500, 502–503
- Social programs, 500, 507
- Speech from the Throne (March 6, 1997)
  - Consideration, March 7, 1997, moved (Romanow), 4
- Sports
  - Football
    - Saskatchewan Roughriders, support, moved (Romanow), 183–184
- Taxation
  - First nations, 259, 289
  - Liberal position, 504–505
  - Reduction, 501
- Teachers
  - Collective bargaining
    - Agreement, funding, 2060–2061
- Trade Union Act, 507
- Transfer payments, 1203
  - Reduction, 500, 507
- Universities
  - Funding, 501
    - Vs. tuition fees, increase, 320–321
- Wages and salaries
  - Minimum wage, 507
- Young Offenders Act
  - Changes, Miller High School students, petitions, 290
- Youth
  - Crime
    - Combatting, special task force, establishing, 288–289
  - High risk
    - Government action, 930–931, 958