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

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Scott, Mr. Lorne (NDP, Indian Head-Milestone) Minister of Environment and Resource Management
- Agriculture
  - Canada-Saskatchewan agriculture infrastructure program, funding, 329
- Agriculture and Food Department
  - Funding, 329
- Big game
  - Damage compensation program, 1071–1072
    - Funding, 330
- Budget
  - Balanced, fourth consecutive, 328
  - Deficit, reduction, 328
- Budget (March 20, 1997)
  - Speakers, 328–330
- Child poverty
  - Action plan for children, 329
  - National child benefit, 329
- Corporation income tax
  - Rate, reduction, 329
- Crop insurance
  - Debt, payment, 329
- Economy
  - Strong, 329
- Education Department
  - Funding, 329
- Employment, 328
- Endangered spaces
  - World Wildlife Fund, report, 1203–1204
- Environment and Resource Management Department, 330
  - Estimates (1997-1998), 914–920, 1420–1421, 1423–1430
  - Funding, 329
- Environment protection
  - Inspection and regulation, funding, 330
- Fire protection
  - Airplanes, purchase, 330
  - Funding, 330
- Forest industry
  - Tree nursery, Big River, closure, 298–299
- Fuel
  - Aviation fuel, tax reduction, 329
- Government
  - Financial management, responsible, 328
  - Programs and services, funding, 329
- Government expenditures
  - Debt, 329
  - Debt, interest payments, 328–329
- Health care
  - Community based
    - Funding, 329
  - Funding, 329
- Health Department
  - Funding, 329
- Highways and roads
  - Funding, 329
    - $2.5 billion over next 10 years, 329
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Funding, 329
- Housing
  - Social
    - Northern Saskatchewan, funding, 329
  - Starts, 329
- Hunters/Hunting
  - Métis rights, 1281
  - Night hunting, 1948, 1979, 2002
    - Government inaction, condemnation, moved (D'Autremont), 1956–1957
- Income tax
  - Reduction, 329
- Investment, 329
- Journalism
  - Prairie Wildlife column, The Western Producer, columnist, Doug Gilroy, member's statement, 579–580
- Livestock industry
  - Livestock and horticultural facilities incentive program, 329
- Lotteries
  - Licence fees, reduction, 329
- Manufacturing industry
  - Corporation income tax rate, reduction, 329–30
  - Investment tax credit, 329
  - Shipments, 329
- Municipalities
  - Infrastructure
    - Funding, 329
- Oral question period
  - Big game damage compensation program, 1071–1072
  - Endangered spaces, World Wildlife Fund, report, 1203–1204
  - Forest industry, tree nursery, Big River, closure, 298–299
  - Hunters/hunting, Métis rights, 1281
  - Hunters/hunting, night hunting, 1948, 1979, 2002
  - Regional parks, funding, reduction, 1751–1752
  - Water, groundwater contamination, cattle operation (Perry Anton), 146, 2063–2064
- Population, 330
- Provincial parks
  - Funding, 330
- Regional parks
  - Funding, reduction, 1751–1752
- Retail industry
  - Sales, 329
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)
  - Services, funding, 329
- Sales taxes
  - Harmonization, 330
  - Medical equipment, exemption, 329–330
  - Reduction, 330
- School boards
  - Grants
    - Capital, 329
    - Operating, 329
- Social Services Department
  - Funding, 329
- Sports
  - Broomball
    - Provincial junior champion teams, Odessa, member's statement, 861
- Spring
  - Signs, member's statement, 489
- Taxation
  - Reduction, 328
- Telephones
  - 1-800 numbers, sales taxes, removal, 329
  - Emergency 911 system, province wide, 329
- Training programs
  - Saskatchewan Training Strategy: Bridges to Employment 329
- Trucking industry
  - Tax treatment, improving, 329
- Unemployment
  - Rate, 329
- Universities
  - Grants
    - Capital, 329
    - Operating, 329
- Water
  - Groundwater contamination, cattle operation (Perry Anton), 146, 2063–2064
  - Sewage systems, northern Saskatchewan, funding, 329
- Western Development Museum, Saskatoon
  - Funding, 329
- Wildlife Act, 1997 (No. 42)
  - First reading, 404
  - Second reading, 784–786
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1678–1684
- Writers and poets
  - Indian Head, Alison Gordon, reading and Sinclair Ross, celebration, member's statement, 1649
Serby, Mr. Clay (NDP, Yorkton) Minister responsible for Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation
- Ambulance service
  - Air ambulance service, 420
- Bars
  - Strippers, banning
    - Notwithstanding clause, 896
- Budget
  - Balanced, 419
- Budget (March 20, 1997)
  - Speakers, 418–422
- Business
  - Resource centres, 419
- Canadian Wheat Board, 421
- Child poverty
  - Action plan for children, funding, 422
  - National child benefit, 421
- Children
  - Fetal alcohol syndrome, prevention, 804–805
- Communities
  - Community development program, video lottery terminals, revenue, 422
- Community, 422
- Cooperation, 422
- Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  - Betaseron, approval, multiple sclerosis, 1951
- Economy
  - Growth
    - East-central, 418
- Education, 420
- Film industry
  - Yorkton Short Film and Video Festival, 50th annual, member's statement, 1900
- Gambling
  - Addiction, 81–82
  - Revenue sharing agreement, Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations, 866–867
- Government
  - Regional offices, 418
- Government building space
  - Melville, 117
- Government expenditures
  - Capital funding, 422
  - Debt, reduction, 422
- Grain transportation
  - Freight rates, subsidies, Western Grain Transportation Act, Crow rate, elimination, 421
- Health care, 420, 422
  - Centres, 418
  - Funding, 420
  - Hepatitis C victims, compensation, 1950–1951
  - Hepatitis C victims, compensation, moved (McLane), 1966–1968
  - Kidney dialysis
    - Yorkton, 420
  - Magnetic resonance imaging, 420
  - Tuberculosis rates, northern Saskatchewan, 2033
- Health district boards
  - Funding, 420
  - Members, 420
- Highways and roads, 420
  - Accidents, Jaws of Life, costs, responsibility, SGI or municipalities, 800–801
  - Deterioration
    - Vehicle damage, compensation, 1483
  - National program, 421
- Highways and Transportation Act, 1997 (No. 46)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1718–1724
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates (1997-98), 1386, 1388–1393, 1785–1796
- Hospital waiting lists
  - Surgery, 2003
  - Surgery (H. Sawin), 1981
- Hospitals, 420
  - Beds, closure, 2061
  - Regional, 420
- Housing
  - Starts, 419
- Investment, 419
- Lotteries
  - Video terminals
    - Plebiscites, 302
- Motor vehicles
  - New, sales, 419
- Motor vehicles, insurance
  - Leased vehicles, surcharge, 801–802, 1158
  - Personal injury protection plan
    - Public review, 1400–1402
  - Rate increase, 114–115, 800, 1068–1069
- Municipalities
  - Canada-Saskatchewan infrastructure works program, 422
  - Revenue sharing
    - Reduction, 421–422
- Oral question period
  - Bars, strippers, banning, notwithstanding clause, 896
  - Children
    - Fetal alcohol syndrome, prevention, 804–805
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals, Betaseron, approval, multiple sclerosis, 1951
  - Gambling
    - Addiction, 81–82
    - Revenue sharing agreement, Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations, 866–867
  - Government building space, Melville, 117
  - Health care
    - Hepatitis C victims, compensation, 1950–1951
    - Tuberculosis rates, northern Saskatchewan, 2033
  - Highways and roads
    - Accidents, Jaws of Life, costs, responsibility, SGI or municipalities, 800–801
    - Deterioration, vehicle damage, compensation, 1483
  - Hospital waiting lists
    - Surgery, 2003
    - Surgery, (H. Sawin), 1981
  - Hospitals
    - Beds, closure, 2061
  - Lotteries, video terminals, plebiscites, 302
  - Motor vehicles, insurance
    - Leased vehicles, surcharge, 801–802, 1158
    - Personal injury protection plan, public review, 1400–1402
    - Rate increase, 114–115, 800, 1068–1069
  - Physicians/doctors, incorporation, 2031
  - Physicians/doctors, rural communities, shortage, 2032–2033
  - Saskatchewan Government Insurance, claim centre, Yorkton, renovation project, Crown Construction Tendering Agreement, 398
  - Snowmobiles, insurance coverage, 1340–1341
  - Tourism, highways and roads, deterioration, effect, 1480–1481
  - Youth
    - High risk, government action, 930
- Physicians/doctors
  - Incorporation, 2031
  - Rural communities
    - Shortage, 2032–2033
- Property, 422
- Retail industry
  - Sales, 418–419
- Sales taxes
  - Reduction, 422
- Saskatchewan Applied Science Technologists and Technicians Act (No. 18)
  - First reading, 215
  - Second reading, 782–783
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1524–1527
  - Third reading, 1528
- Saskatchewan Government Insurance
  - Claim centre, Yorkton, renovation project, Crown Construction Tendering Agreement, 398
- Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation
  - Estimates (1997-98), 998–1002, 1797–1799
- School boards
  - Grants
    - Operating, 422
- Schools
  - Joint-use plan, Yorkton Public School Division No. 93 and Catholic School Division No. 86, member's statement, 514
- Snowmobiles
  - Insurance coverage, 1340–1341
- Social programs, 420
- Sports
  - Yorkton Lions Club Indoor Games, member's statement, 953
- Taxation
  - Reduction, 419
- Telecommunications
  - Image Wireless Communications, 419
  - Image Wireless Communications, multipoint microwave distribution system, introduction, member's statement, 80–81
- Tourism
  - Highways and roads, deterioration, effect, 1480–1481
- Training programs
  - Saskatchewan Training Strategy: Bridges to Employment 422
- Youth
  - Employment, 420
  - High risk
    - Government action, 930
Shillington, Mr. Edward (NDP, Regina Northeast) Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, Provincial Secretary
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 250–251, 263–266
- Beverage containers
  - Recyclable, environmental handling charge, 116–117
- Budget
  - Deficit, reduction, 328
- Budget (March 20, 1997)
  - Speakers, 327–328
- Child poverty
  - National child benefit, 265
- Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 41)
  - First reading, 351
- Government
  - Bankruptcy, return from, 1, 327
  - Downsizing, 328
- Health care reform, 328
- Intergovernmental affairs, 265
- Interprovincial trade
  - Agreement on Internal Trade, 264–265
- Legislative Assembly, adjournment
  - December 19, 1997, moved (Shillington), 2082
- Medicare, 328
- Miscellaneous Statutes Consequential Amendments Act, 1997 (No. 33)
  - First reading, 321
- Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal (Regulatory Reform) Act, 1997 (No. 32)
  - First reading, 321
- Municipal Board Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 4)
  - First reading, 85
- National unity, 265
- North American Free Trade Agreement, 264–265
- Northern Municipalities Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 1)
  - First reading, 85
- Official opposition
  - Research funds, 263
- Oral question period
  - Beverage containers, recyclable, environmental handling charge, 116–117
  - Trade unions, membership, mandatory, 350
- Personal Property Security Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 30)
  - First reading, 321
- Points of order
  - Decorum, budget speech, disrespectful behaviour, 322–323
  - Prorogation speech, error, 16
- Privileges and Elections Committee
  - Name substitution, moved (MacKinnon), be rescinded, moved (Shillington), 2080
- Provincial Emblems and Honours Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 19)
  - First reading, 215
- Public Accounts
  - Public Accounts, committee referral, moved (Shillington), 30
- Public Accounts Committee
  - Name substitution, moved (Shillington), 2080
  - Public Accounts, referral, moved (Shillington), 30
- Public Trustee Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 31)
  - First reading, 321
- Records retention and disposal
  - Committee referral (Communication), moved (Shillington), 30
- Rural Municipality Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 2)
  - First reading, 85
- Social policy, 265–266
  - Reform, 265
- Trade unions
  - Membership, mandatory, 350
- Urban Municipality Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 3)
  - First reading, 85
- Victims of Crime Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 35)
  - First reading, 322
- Young Offenders' Services Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 34)
  - First reading, 321
Sonntag, Mr. Maynard (NDP, Meadow Lake)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 194–198
- Agriculture
  - Diversification, 196
- Budget
  - Balanced, 195
- Cancer
  - Terry Fox Run, fund-raising, Pierceland, Paradise Hill and Frenchman Butte, member's statement, 1692
- Child care
  - Inner city neighbourhoods, investment, action plan for children, 197
  - Northern Saskatchewan, investment, action plan for children, 197
  - Rural communities
    - Investment, action plan for children, 197
- Child poverty
  - Action plan for children, 197
  - National child benefit, 197
  - Reduction, 197–198
  - Reduction, government action moved (Murray), amendment (Julé), 884–886
- Community, 198
- Cooperatives
  - Meadow Lake Co-op, record year, member's statement, 1025
- Crime
  - Northwest Regional Victim Services Association, Meadow Lake, congratulations, member's statement, 1450–1451
- Crown corporations, 196
- Economy
  - Growth, 198
- Education, 195, 198
  - Learning in the classroom, support, better tools providing, 196
  - Pathfinder Award of Excellence, recipient, Pauline Lasas, Waterhen Lake First Nation, member's statement, 1096
- Employment, 195–196, 198
- Employment development, 195–196, 198
- Government
  - Financial management, responsible, 196, 198
  - Role, 195
- Government expenditures
  - Debt, reduction, 195
- Grain transportation
  - Freight rates, subsidies, Western Grain Transportation Act, Crow rate, elimination, 197
- Health care, 195–196, 198
- Health care reform, 195
- Highways and roads
  - Deterioration, 198
  - Pothole patrol, 197
- Hospitals
  - La Loche
    - Construction, member's statement, 1336–1337
- Impaired drivers
  - Impaired Driving Awareness Week, March 10-16, 1997, member's statement, 38
  - Students Against Drinking and Driving, educational program, 197
- Indians/first nations
  - Meadow Lake Tribal Council, 197
  - Social assistance, 196
- Medicare, 196
- Natural gas, 195
- Northwest Health District, 197
  - Accreditation, highest possible ranking, member's statement, 488
- Oil industry, 195
- Population, 195
- Public Accounts Committee
  - Second report, moved (Aldridge) for concurrence, 1092
- Regional colleges, 196
- Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology, 196
- School divisions
  - Amalgamation, 196
- Social assistance, 196–197
  - Redesigning/reform, 195, 198
- Sports
  - Curling
    - Dorintosh Curling Rink, Dora Larson rink, eight-ender score, member's statement, 891
- Tourism, 195
- Trade, 196
- Training programs, 196, 198
  - Future Skills program, 196
  - JobStart program, 196
  - Saskatchewan Training Strategy: Bridges to Employment 196
- Transfer payments
  - Reduction, 196
- Transportation
  - National transportation program, 197–198
- Twin Rivers Health District, 197
- Writers and poets
  - Pierceland School, student Bronwyn Stoddard, junior poetry category winner, Royal Canadian Legion literacy and poster contest, member's statement, 1650
Speaker
- Board of Internal Economy
  - Membership, 2005
- Easter
  - Greetings, 509
- Legislative Assembly
  - Opening ceremonies, participants and Speaker's tea, 4–5
  - Pages
    - Archbishop O'Neill High School student, work placement program, introduction, 1457
    - Introduction, 4, 1951–1952
- Legislative Assembly, adjournment
  - December 19, 1997, moved (Shillington), 2083
  - May 21, 1997, 1940–1941
- Legislative Assembly, announcements
  - Birthday greetings, Sergeant-at-Arms and page Guy Turton, 974
Stanger, Ms. Violet (NDP, Lloydminster)
- Alberta
  - Provincial election, member's statement, 111
- Budget
  - Balanced, 410
  - Balanced, fourth consecutive, 410
- Budget (March 20, 1997)
  - Speakers, 391, 405–410
- Child poverty
  - National child benefit, 407–408
- Children
  - Early Childhood Intervention Week, April 28-May 2, 1997, member's statement, 1202
- Communities
  - Lloydminster, Pride of the Prairies annual bull sale and Midwest All-breed Stallion Services annual charity auction, member's statement, 395
  - Maidstone 13th annual Trade Fair and Silent Auction, member's statement, 663–664
- Corporation income tax
  - Rate, reduction, 409
- Crop production, 410
- Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  - Patent legislation, repeal, moved (Pringle), 1036–1037
    - Questions and comments 1044–1045
- Economy
  - Growth, 410
    - Maidstone, member's statement, 11
- Education
  - Funding, 409
- Floods
  - Manitoba, victims, fund-raising, Lashburn High School students, member's statement, 1536
- Forest industry
  - Nelson Lumber Company, Lloydminster, Saskatchewan Business Hall of Fame inductee, member's statement, 2057
- Fuel
  - Aviation fuel, tax reduction, 409
- Government
  - Financial management, responsible, 405
- Government expenditures
  - Debt, 410
  - Debt, reduction, 408
- Grain transportation
  - Producer-assembled grain train, Eston, member's statement, 1947
- Health care
  - First responders, skill competition winners, Edam, congratulations, member's statement, 745
  - Funding, 408
- Heavy oil upgraders
  - Record profits, member's statement, 976
- Highways and roads, 410
- Housing
  - Starts, 410
- Infrastructure, 410
- Investment, 410
- Liberal Party of Saskatchewan
  - Season of miracles and confession of conspiracy against Liberals, member's statement, 513
- Livestock industry
  - Livestock and horticultural facilities incentive program, 409
- Manufacturing industry
  - Corporation income tax rate, reduction, 409
  - Direct agents, education and health tax phase-out, 409
  - Investment tax credit, extension, used equipment, 409
  - Shipments, 410
- Motor vehicles
  - New, sales, 410
- Oil industry, 409
  - Land sale, revenue, member's statement, 860
  - 30th annual oilmen's banquet, Lloydminster, member's statement, 210
  - Wells drilled, 410
- Population, 410
  - Growth, member's statement, 1479
- Prostitution
  - Child prostitutes, 406
- Retail industry, 409
  - Sales, 410
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)
  - Officers, rural communities, funding, 407
- Sales taxes
  - Harmonization, 407
  - Medical equipment, exemption, 407, 409
  - Reduction, 406–409
- School boards
  - Grants
    - Capital, 409
- Small business, 406, 409
  - Canada Training Group, move to Lashburn from Calgary, member's statement, 1094
- Social programs, 408
  - Funding, 406
- Students
  - Tuition fees, 408
- Taxation
  - Reduction, 406
- Telephones
  - 1-800 numbers, sales taxes, removal, 409
- Training programs
  - Funding, 409
- Trucking industry
  - Tax treatment, improving, 409
- Unemployment
  - Rate, 410
- Universities
  - Grants
    - Capital, 408–409
- Value added industries/products
  - Government assistance, moved (Julé); amendment (Thomson), 2053–2054