Hansard Speaker Index - 23rd Legislature Session 2

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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
Motor vehicles, insurance

Rate increase, 1538

Municipalities

Reassessment

Problems, Saltcoats, 1540–1541

Natural gas

Rate increase, 1538

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, 864–865
Reconstruction charges, recording, Provincial Auditor's opinion, 927–930, 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, 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. Dwaine (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, 522–523

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
Member's statement, 1153
Members of the Legislative Assembly, campaign participation vs. responsibilities, 1156–1157

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

Political parties

Contributions, Chief Electoral Officer's investigation, report, 1748–1749

Property

Reassessment

Implementation, delay, SARM vote, 113, 115

Prostitution, 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

Lorjé, Ms. Pat (NDP, Saskatoon Southeast)

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne

Speakers, 51–60

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, rates 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 (Lorjé) 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 (Lorjé), 674–675

Volunteers

Saskatoon Jewish community and Hadassah-WIZO, Sterling Award winner, Marie King Forest, member's statement, 1508

Wages and salaries, 366