Hansard Subject Index - 23rd Legislature Session 2

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Cabinet See Executive Council
Cabinet ministers

Expense allowance, food vs. members of the Legislative Assembly

D'Autremont, 115–16
Lingenfelter, 116

Ministerial assistants, hiring, Public Service Commission, role, 1303
Ministerial assistants, salaries and benefits, 1857
Travel, expense vs. results

Boyd, 221
Lingenfelter, 522–23
Toth, 552

Cabinet Travel Accountability Act (No. 215)

First reading

Toth, 554

Cable television See Telecommunications – Image Wireless Communications; Telephones – Local service, competition, CRTC ruling
Calder, Robert See Writers and poets – Governor General's award, recipients
Call centres See Telephones – 1-800 numbers, sales taxes, removal
Cameco Corporation See also Health care – Multiple sclerosis – Cameco Walk for Multiple Sclerosis

Shares, sale

Haverstock, 483

Campground

Primitive, establishing, 967–68

Can-Oats Milling Products Inc. See Agricultural products – Can-Oats Milling Products Inc.
Canada Agri-Infrastructure Program See Highways and roads – Projects
Canada Day

Poster challenge, Saskatchewan winners, member's statement

Bradley, 1901
McLane, 1804

Canada Health and Social Transfer (CHST) See Transfer payments
Canada Pension Plan See also Social assistance recipients – Canada Pension Plan, early access

Reform

Crofford, 216

Canada-Saskatchewan infrastructure works program See Municipalities – Canada-Saskatchewan infrastructure works program
Canadian Armed Forces

CFB 15 Wing Moose Jaw

Future, member's statement

Aldridge, 1067
Boyd, 1067
Calvert, 1066

Future, moved (Romanow)

Calvert, 1033
D'Autremont, 1032–33
Krawetz, 1032
Romanow, 1030–32

Future, moved (Romanow), debate remarks forwarded to named officials, moved (Lingenfelter)

Lingenfelter, 1034

NATO Flying Training in Canada program, Bombardier role, member's statement

Aldridge, 952, 1275

NATO Flying Training in Canada program, Liberal candidate's campaign

Boyd, 1205–6
Romanow, 1205–6

Naicam Cadet Corps, biathlon and rifle program, member's statement

Draude, 346

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

Member's statement

Atkinson, 144

Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops See Child poverty – Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, statement (1995)
Canadian National Institute for the Blind See Blind and visually impaired persons – Library services, Regina Public Library
Canadian Occidental Petroleum See Research and development – Funding, Canadian Occidental Petroleum; Wascana Energy Inc. – Purchase, Canadian Occidental Petroleum
Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission See Telephones – Local service, competition, CRTC ruling
Canadian unity See National unity
Canadian Wheat Board, 2

Bradley, 171
Hillson, 428
Serby, 421
Tchorzewski, 223, 431
Wiens, 413
Governance, modernizing, legislation (Bill C-72), 1382–84
Manitoba Wheat Pool, sales, Warburtons Mill Company, contract, 1384–85

D'Autremont, 493
Upshall, 493

Monopoly, 1864–65See also Grain marketing – Barley, Canadian Wheat Board monopoly

Government support vs. SPI Marketing Group, position, 843–84

Canadian Wheat Growers Association See Grain marketing – Dual marketing, Canadian Wheat Growers Association
Cancer

Allan Blair cancer clinic

Hamilton, 125

April, Cancer month, member's statement

Hamilton, 514
Julé, 1126

Research grant, Dr. L. Fitzpatrick, Department of Chemistry, University of Regina, member's statement

Van Mulligen, 1154

Terry Fox Run, fund-raising, Pierceland, Paradise Hill and Frenchman Butte, member's statement

Sonntag, 1692

Cancer Foundation Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 7)

First reading

Cline, 117

Second reading

Cline, 522
D'Autremont, 522–23
McLane, 522
Toth, 627, 911

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Cline, 1460

Third reading

Nilson, 1462

Royal Assent, 1514

Candle Lake, Sask. See Communities – Candle Lake
Canola

Mycogen Corporation, San Diego, relocation to Saskatoon, member's statement

Koenker, 298

CanOxy (Canadian Occidental Petroleum) See Research and development – Funding, Canadian Occidental Petroleum; Wascana Energy Inc. – Purchase, Canadian Occidental Petroleum
Casino Regina

Job descriptions, narrow, concerns, addressing, 1827–28
Management positions, minority groups, fair access, concerns addressing, 1828
Promotion, 1997 Saskatchewan Accommodation and Campground Guide

Crofford, 804
Draude, 804

Racism, dispute, arbitrator/mediator, selection, 1827
Revenue sharing, Métis and first nations See Métis Nation of Saskatchewan – Associated entities fund
Sale, plans, 1828

Casinos See also Taxation – First nations

Development, revenue sharing, negotiations, first nations' expenses vc. Métis expenses, 825–26
Operations and profit sharing, FSIN, agreement

Crofford, 218

Revenue

Draude, 118

Revenue, agreement, Silver Sage Casino

Crofford, 1808
Heppner, 1808

Cellular phones See Telephones – Cellular service
CenAlta Well Services Inc. See Oil industry – CenAlta Well Services Inc.
Central Plains Health District

Home care, 1629–30, 1774–75
Internal control process, investigation, 1773–74
Respite care

Cline, 1510–11
Julé, 1510–11

Cerebral palsy See Home care – Self-managed care (C. Crame); Theatre – Scraping the Surface - A Life in Progress
Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd. See Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd.
Chief Electoral Officer Accountability Act (No. 236)

First reading

Osika, 1752

Second reading

Hillson, 1811–13
Osika, 1810–12, 1814
Van Mulligen, 1813–14

Child abuse See Children – Abuse
Child care

Child Care Week, May 12-17, 1997, member's statement

Julé, 1534
Pringle, 1593–94

Facilities, upgrade, capital grants, 1630
Funding

Pringle, 339

Funding, action plan for children, member's statement

Trew, 2029

Initiatives, Women's Secretariat, role, 1234
Inner city neighbourhoods, investment, action plan for children, 3, 306

Flavel, 249
Koenker, 96
Lorjé, 59
Sonntag, 197

Northern Saskatchewan, investment, action plan for children, 3, 306

Flavel, 249
Koenker, 96
Lorjé, 59
Sonntag, 197

Rural communities, funding, 1234
Rural communities, investment, action plan for children, 3, 306

Flavel, 249
Koenker, 96
Lorjé, 59
Sonntag, 197

Souris Valley Child Care Centre, Weyburn, 3

Bradley, 186

Workers, rates and pensions, funding, 306–7

Hillson, 423
Lorjé, 365

Child poverty See also Income – Family Income Plan

Bradley, 186
Draude, 118
Flavel, 249
Gantefoer, 327
Goohsen, 158
Hamilton, 122
Hillson, 422
Julé, 150
Koenker, 94–96, 99
Kowalsky, 241
Krawetz, 62
Langford, 169
Lorjé, 58
McPherson, 243
Murrell, 106
Pringle, 336–37, 339–40
Tchorzewski, 225, 433–34
Thomson, 68
Van Mulligen, 375–76, 380–81
Wall, 49
Whitmore, 234
Action plan for children, 3, 306, 1531See also Child care – Funding, action plan for children; Children – Nutrition programs; Children – Recreation programs, keeping children off the street; Youth – Strategy, anti-violence initiative, Women's Secretariat, responsibility, funding; Youth – Teen parents remaining in school

Bradley, 186
Calvert, 155–57
Crofford, 202, 216
Flavel, 249
Goulet, 470
Kasperski, 231
Koenker, 96, 99
Kowalsky, 241
Lautermilch, 462–63
Lorjé, 59
Murrell, 164
Scott, 329
Sonntag, 197
Wall, 49
Whitmore, 234
Wiens, 413

Action plan for children, funding, 306

Atkinson, 456
Gantefoer, 327
Julé, 435
Koenker, 442
Lorjé, 365
Pringle, 338
Romanow, 500, 502–3
Serby, 422
Tchorzewski, 434
Upshall, 481

Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, statement (1995), 2

Flavel, 249
Koenker, 95, 97
Kowalsky, 241

Employment, best way to address, 2

Koenker, 96

National child benefit, 3, 306

Bradley, 186
Crofford, 216
Flavel, 250
Hillson, 423, 425
Kasperski, 231
Koenker, 96–97
Kowalsky, 241–42
Lorjé, 59
Romanow, 507
Scott, 329
Serby, 421
Shillington, 265
Sonntag, 197
Stanger, 407–8
Tchorzewski, 433
Thomson, 355
Van Mulligen, 275
Wall, 49, 367
Whitmore, 234–35

Northern Saskatchewan

Belanger, 130

Reduction, 1, 3–4

Bradley, 170, 186, 189
Flavel, 250
Koenker, 96
Kowalsky, 241
Krawetz, 62
McPherson, 245
Osika, 269
Sonntag, 197–98
Thomson, 355
Van Mulligen, 273, 275–76, 281
Wall, 367
Whitmore, 234

Reduction, government action

Julé, 780
Lingenfelter, 780

Reduction, government action moved (Murray), amendment (Julé)

Belanger, 886–88
Bradley, 878–81
Draude, 873–75
Hillson, 881–84
Julé, 870–73
Murray, 867–69
Murrell, 869–70
Sonntag, 884–86
Upshall, 888

Child prostitution See Prostitution – Child prostitutes
Child support See also Income – Working income supplement

Guidelines, standardized See Family Maintenance Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 28)
Payments, fathers' access to children, denial, 1474–75, 1733–34
Payments, improvement, member's statement

Pringle, 1246

Child tax benefit See Social assistance recipients – Child tax benefit, deduction
Children, 1, 306–7See also Liquor – Abuse, children; Pornography – Child pornography; Social assistance recipients; Social services

Lorjé, 365
Abuse, identification, training, medical professionals, teachers, 1632
Care-providers, minimum wage entitlement, government departments in violation, 1355–57
Care-providers, minimum wage entitlement, parents

Compensation, 630–31, 1355–57, 1725–26See also Employers of Babysitters Restitution Act (No. 208)

Aldridge, 44–45
Goohsen, 259–60
Julé, 300
Mitchell, 44–45, 259–60, 300
Member's statement

Julé, 255

Petitions, 35–36, 284, 1898, 1944

Aldridge, 1801
Goohsen, 7–8, 253–54
Julé, 7, 1801
Toth, 1898

Information, 1355–56
Information, Labour Department pamphlets, 1355–56

Chilli for Children, fund-raising dinner and auction, member's statement

Lingenfelter, 1306

Clothing See Sales taxes – Children, clothing
Custody case, James Smith Band, authority, 1844–45
Deaths, examination, interdisciplinary committee, establishment, 1630–31
Deaths, investigation, procedure, 1631
Early childhood intervention, 1633
Early Childhood Intervention Week, April 28-May 2, 1997, member's statement

Julé, 1153
Stanger, 1202

Fetal alcohol syndrome, prevention

Draude, 465, 804
Serby, 804–5

Hunger

Bradley, 186
Flavel, 249
Hillson, 425
Krawetz, 61
McPherson, 243, 245

Infant mortality rate

Calvert, 2005
Julé, 2004–5

Learning disabilities See Education – Special education
Nutrition programs, strengthening, action plan for children, 3, 306

Hillson, 425
Koenker, 96

Protection See also Family – Violence – Mobile Crisis workers, intervention; Telephones – 1-900 numbers, blocking fee

Communication, lack, case of young couple with newborn, 1642–43, 1771

Protection programs

Public review, 1631

Calvert, 1750, 1805, 1904
Hillson, 1694
Julé, 1693–94, 1805, 1903–4
Teichrob, 1693–94
Toth, 1750

Workers, case-load, 1631–32, 1841
Workers, numbers, 1841
Workers, policy directives, 1841–42

Recreation programs, keeping children off the street, 306
Street proofing our kids, program, Frank Olson, commendation, member's statement

Julé, 1246–47

Tax reduction See Income tax – Saskatchewan tax reduction

Children's Advocate See Children – Deaths, examination, interdisciplinary committee, establishment; Youth – High-risk – Reviews and investigations, all-party committee, establishment

Estimates, committee referral, moved (Kowalsky), 1073

Children's Law Act, 1997 (No. 72)

First reading

Nilson, 1541

Second reading

Nilson, 1542

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Hillson, 1561
Nilson, 1561

Third reading

Nilson, 1572

Royal Assent, 1937

Christian Counselling Services See Adoption – Christian Counselling Services
Citizens

Ile-a-la-Crosse, Jake Aubichon, contribution, member's statement

Belanger, 1068

Junior Citizen of the Year award, Saskatchewan Weekly Newspapers Association, C. Triol, Prud'homme, member's statement

Julé, 449

Lakeland Citizens of the Year, awards, member's statement

Langford, 285–86

Oxbow, resident, Karen MacDonald, car accident, member's statement

Aldridge, 80

Spring snowstorm, Humboldt woman offers help, member's statement

Julé, 799

100th birthday celebration, Bonnie Wassen, Ridgedale, member's statement

Gantefoer, 2028

105th birthday celebration, Paul Bodnarchuk, Melville, member's statement

Gantefoer, 143

Tisdale, prominent citizen, Herbert Charles Sims, passing, member's statement

Gantefoer, 1277

Tisdale, William and Jean Allan, 50th wedding anniversary celebration, member's statement

Gantefoer, 1977–78

Wilkie Citizen of the Year, awards, member's statement

Murrell, 80

Wilson, Connie, passing, member's statement

Aldridge, 287

Co-operators Life Insurance Company See Bicycles – Co-operators' Wise rider program
Coal mining industry

Corporation capital tax, resource surcharge, 1583, 1701
Estevan riot, 1931, member's statement

Ward, 1535–36

Cole's Potato Company See Potato growing industry – Plant purchase, Cole's and Sask Ida
Collective bargaining See Teachers – Collective bargaining
Committees, standing See Communication Committee; Constitutional Affairs Committee; Crown Corporations Committee; Education Committee; Environment Committee; Municipal Law Committee; Non-controversial Bills Committee; Private Members' Bills Committee; Privileges and Elections Committee; Public Accounts Committee; Regulations Committee
Commonwealth Day

Observance

Hamilton, 122
Lorjé, 53

Observance, Hansard, March 10, 1997, appendix
Observance, recess, moved (Kowalsky)

Kowalsky, 45

Communication Committee

Legislative Library, annual report, referral, moved (Shillington), 30
Name substitution, moved (Kowalsky), 612
Name substitution, moved (McPherson), 2080
Name substitution, moved (Toth), 1343

Communities, 4, 306–7See also Municipalities; Northern communities; Rural communities

Bradley, 189
Crofford, 202
Flavel, 250
Hamilton, 388
Lorjé, 366
Pringle, 336
Thomson, 71
Toth, 192
Wall, 46
Wiens, 411–12
Candle Lake, first annual Oval Sled Dog Championship Derby, March 1-2, 1997, member's statement

Langford, 143

Community development program, video lottery terminals, revenue, 1704–5, 1850See also Municipalities – Funding; Municipalities VLT Commitment Act (No. 255); Telephones – Emergency 911 system, province wide

Boyd, 357
Heppner, 301, 359–60, 957–58, 1905
Hillson, 1207
Krawetz, 66
Osika, 361–62
Romanow, 301, 957–58
Serby, 422
Teichrob, 1207, 1905

Economic development/growth, 2See also Business – Southwest Centre for Entrepreneurial Development, Swift Current; Regional economic development authorities

Hamilton, 390

Employment development, 304See also Regional economic development authorities
Esterhazy, health, wellness and fitness events, 3
Grayson Knights of Columbus, benefit, Tyrone Parislau, member's statement

Osika, 177

Internet access programs, 1838
Lloydminster, Pride of the Prairies annual bull sale and Midwest All-breed Stallion Services annual charity auction, member's statement

Stanger, 395

Maidstone 13th annual Trade Fair and Silent Auction, member's statement

Stanger, 663

Melfort Rotary Club, 50th anniversary celebration, member's statement

Gantefoer, 1306

Northern Saskatchewan, development program, moved (Belanger), 2044–51
Planning, vital role, member's statement

Van Mulligen, 926

Quill Lake Goose Fest, member's statement

Draude, 110

Community, 1, 304

Bradley, 185
Flavel, 249
Hamilton, 122
Jess, 105
Krawetz, 66
Lorjé, 58–59
Serby, 422
Sonntag, 198
Tchorzewski, 222
Thomson, 68, 72

Community Bonds Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 52)

First reading

Lingenfelter, 1030

Second reading

Draude, 1261–62
Upshall, 1260

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Gantefoer, 1495
MacKinnon, 1495

Third reading

MacKinnon, 1496

Royal Assent, 1514

Community colleges

Northern Saskatchewan

Goulet, 469–70

Community living See Group homes
Community schools See Schools – Community schools
Commutron Industries, Elbow See Small business – Commutron Industries, Elbow
Computers See Agriculture – Computers, use; Land Titles – Computer access; Libraries – Computerization; particular departments; Regional libraries – Computerization; Supply and services – Computers, used, disposal
Condie to Queen Elizabeth transmission line See Electricity – Condie to Queen Elizabeth transmission line
Condolences

Communication of, moved (Kowalsky), 94
Kluzak, Arthur (former MLA), moved (Romanow)

Goohsen, 87
Lingenfelter, 87–88
McPherson, 86–87
Romanow, 86

Leith, George Gordon (former MLA), moved (Romanow)

Boyd, 90
Krawetz, 90
Romanow, 88–90
Trew, 90–91
Wiens, 90

Zipchen, Dmytro (Dick) (former MLA), moved (Romanow)

D'Autremont, 91–92
Jess, 93
Kowalsky, 93–94
Osika, 92
Romanow, 91–92

Condominium Property Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 21) See also Saskatchewan Municipal Board – Budget

First reading

Nilson, 262

Second reading

Hillson, 962
Krawetz, 806
Nilson, 805–6

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Hillson, 1458–60
Nilson, 994–97, 1458–60
Osika, 994–97

Third reading

Nilson, 1461

Royal Assent, 1514

Condominiums

Value assessment, 764

Constituency Boundaries Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 11)

First reading

Mitchell, 183

Second reading

D'Autremont, 792–94
Heppner, 1074–75
Krawetz, 1075–77
Mitchell, 520–21, 1291–92
Osika, 521
Toth, 1289–91

Committee of the Whole Assembly

D'Autremont, 1686
Krawetz, 1684–86
Mitchell, 1684–87

Third reading

Mitchell, 1688

Royal Assent, 1937

Constitution See Intergovernmental Affairs Department – Constitutional relations branch
Constitutional Affairs Committee

Name substitution, moved (Kowalsky)

Kowalsky, 612

Name substitution, moved (MacKinnon)

MacKinnon, 2064

Name substitution, moved (McPherson)

McPherson, 2079–80

Name substitution, moved (Toth)

Toth, 2065

Construction industry See also Livestock industry – Livestock and horticultural facilities incentive program

Apprenticeship programs, 1632
Spin-off companies, collective bargaining, 1360–61

Consumer protection See also Condominium Property Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 21)

Murrell, 164

Containers See Beverage containers
Cooperation, 1, 304, 309

Bradley, 185, 189
Flavel, 249
Hamilton, 122
Jess, 105
Serby, 422
Tchorzewski, 222
Thomson, 68, 72
Wall, 46, 51

Cooperative development See Economic and Co-operative Development Department
Cooperatives See also Small business – Importance vs. cooperatives, emphasis

Dairy industry, 100th anniversary celebration, member's statement

Ward, 548–49

Funding, 1777

Hamilton, 389

Meadow Lake Co-op, record year, member's statement

Sonntag, 1025

Partnerships, 1–2

Draude, 468

Regulations, review and reduction, 1777
Weyburn Co-op, expansion, congratulations, member's statement

Bradley, 110–11

Coroner See Justice Department – Coroner, autopsy reports, time frame
Corporation capital tax

Resource surcharge, 1583See also Coal mining industry – Corporation capital tax, resource surcharge

Corporation Capital Tax Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 61)

First reading

MacKinnon, 1343

Second reading

MacKinnon, 1457

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Gantefoer, 1493–94
MacKinnon, 1493–94

Third reading

MacKinnon, 1496

Royal Assent, 1514

Corporation income tax

Julé, 436
Rate, reduction, 305See also Manufacturing industry – Corporation income tax rate, reduction

Bjornerud, 415
Hamilton, 389
Lautermilch, 462
Scott, 329
Stanger, 409
Van Mulligen, 272

Correctional centres

Alternative programs, 737–38
Prisoners, cost of feeding, 739–40

Court-houses

Closure, 735–36
Closure, Melville See also Environment and Resource Management Department – Office space; Provincial Court of Saskatchewan – Office space

Osika, 360–61

Court Jurisdiction and Proceedings Transfer Act (No. 24)

First reading

Nilson, 262

Second reading

Nilson, 728–29
Osika, 729

Committee of the Whole Assembly

D'Autremont, 936, 941
Hillson, 935–41
Nilson, 935–41

Third reading

Nilson, 941

Royal Assent, 1197

Covey-Kennedy, Natalie See Home care – Failure, Natalie Covey-Kennedy
Crame, Carol See Home care – Self-managed care (C. Crame)
Credit rating See Government – Credit rating
Credit unions

Debden Credit Union, new branch, Big River, member's statement

Johnson, 256

Saskatoon Credit Union, Saskatchewan Research Council, survey, 1333

Crime, 307See also Motor vehicles – Thefts, teenagers; Youth – Crime

Lorjé, 59
Northern Saskatchewan

Belanger, 130

Northwest Regional Victim Services Association, Meadow Lake, congratulations, member's statement

Sonntag, 1450–51

Victims

Draude, 121

Victims' fund, 732–33See also Motor vehicles, insurance – Personal injury protection plan; Public Trustee Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 31); Victims of Crime Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 35)

Crop depredation See Big game – Damage compensation program
Crop insurance, 2, 305See also Gross revenue insurance program (GRIP); Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation

Bradley, 171
Jess, 103
Krawetz, 383
Tchorzewski, 223
Whitmore, 233
Acreage covered, 848–49
Bills, outstanding, collection, Agricultural Credit Corporation of Saskatchewan

McLane, 1402
Upshall, 1402

Coverage level, average, 850–51
Debt, payment, 305

Jess, 103
Scott, 329
Trew, 165, 167
Whitmore, 233

Liability, total, 849
Registration, deadline, extension

McLane, 145
Osika, 211
Renaud, 211
Romanow, 145

Crop production

Stanger, 410
Wiens, 412

Crow rate See Grain transportation – Freight weights, subsidies, Western Grain Transportation Act
Crown Construction Tendering Agreement, 1728–29, 1851, 1860–63See also Construction industry – Spin-off companies, collective bargaining; Saskatchewan Government Insurance – Claim centre, Yorkton, renovation project

Boyd, 357
Gantefoer, 311, 324
Mitchell, 437
Romanow, 507
Benefits, 1361–62
Boycott, proposal, Saskatchewan Construction Association

Boyd, 582
Mitchell, 582

Costs, 1357, 1362–63

Gantefoer, 954–55
Mitchell, 954

Impact, internal review

Gantefoer, 1155–56
Wiens, 1155–56

Review and changes, 1357–58
Review and changes, Kelleher (Steven) report, 1362–64

Crown Construction Tendering Agreement Revocation Act (No. 210)

Goohsen, 404

Crown Construction Tendering Agreement Revocation Act (No. 2) (No. 234)

First reading

Boyd, 1457

Second reading

Boyd, 1605–9
Renaud, 1609–10

Crown corporations, 2

Aldridge, 200, 497
Bradley, 171, 185
Draude, 467
Hamilton, 122
Kasperski, 230
Sonntag, 196
Toth, 459
Trew, 166
Wiens, 414
Accountability See also Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd., sale

Boyd, 220
Lingenfelter, 1982–83
Toth, 1982–83

Accountability, moved (Gantefoer)

Bjornerud, 2015–17
Draude, 2019–20
Gantefoer, 2013–15
Lorjé, 2017–19
Toth, 2020–21

Bills, small amounts, collection, cost

Bjornerud, 802
Lautermilch, 802

Expropriations, orders in council, not required, 1012
Foreign investment See also SaskPower Commercial – Investment, Guyana Electricity Corporation

Gantefoer, 1949
Lingenfelter, 1949–50

Privatization, 1860–62
Reconstruction charges, introduction

Haverstock, 980
Wiens, 980

Review, report, recommendations

Bjornerud, 1901
Romanow, 1901

Crown Corporations Accountability Act (No. 222)

First reading

Boyd, 1209

Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 41)

First reading

Shillington, 351

Second reading

Draude, 900–902
Wiens, 899–900

Committee of the Whole Assembly

D'Autremont, 1566–67
Wiens, 1566–67

Third reading

Nilson, 1572

Royal Assent, 1937

Crown Corporations Committee See also Provincial Auditor – Government support; Workers' Compensation Board – Accountability, Public Accounts Committee

Name substitution, moved (Kowalsky), 1487
Name substitution, moved (MacKinnon), 2065
Name substitution, moved (McPherson), 2079
Second report

Lorjé, 922–23

Second report, moved (Lorjé) for concurrence

Lorjé, 923

Crown Corporations Rate Review Act, 1997 (No. 239)

First reading

Gantefoer, 2064

Crown Employment Contracts Act See Highways and Transportation Department – Out-of-scope personnel, Crown Employment Contracts Act
Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan

Debt, 1370
Investment, HARO Financial Corporation

Heppner, 1206
Wiens, 1206

50th anniversary, congratulations, member's statement

Lorjé, 891

Crown land

Grazing fees, 1377–78
Lease agreements, Crow benefit, implementation, 1380–81
Northern Saskatchewan, lease fees, collection and administrative fees, 1420
Pasture land, lessee no longer owning cattle, 1824–25
Purchases, Crow benefit payment, government policy, 1380

Crown Life Insurance Company See Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan – Investment
CRTC (Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission) See Telephones – Local service, competition, CRTC ruling
Culture, 1
Curling See Sports – Curling