Hansard Speaker Index - 23rd Legislature Session 2

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Renaud, Mr. Andy (NDP, Carrot River Valley). s.2: Minister of Highways and Transportation

Agriculture

Newfield Seeds, Nipawin, expansion, member's statement, 255

Crop insurance

Registration, deadline, extension, 211

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

Second reading, 1608–10

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, 493–94

Flooding conditions, bridges, warning flags, 451–53

Highway No. 19, 15–16

Highways and Transportation Act, 1997 (No. 46)

First reading, 751

Highways and Transportation Department

Estimates (1997-98), 645–61
Minister, resignation, April 28, 1997, ministerial statement, 1131–32

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, 749–50

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, flooding conditions, bridges, warning flags, 451–53
Highway No. 19, 15–16

Highways and roads, deterioration, 493–94
Rail transportation/railways

Short-line development, labour practices, impact, 550–51
Short-line development, successor rights legislation, removal, 551–52

Rail transportation/railways

Short-line, development

Labour practices, impact, 550–51
Successor rights, legislation, removal, 550–52

Saskatchewan Big Game Damage Compensation Fee Act (No. 228)

Second reading, 1410

Sports

Saskatchewan Winter Games, 1998, Nipawin, member's statement, 664

Transportation

Strategy, comprehensive, ministerial statement (Renaud), 749–50

Romanow, Mr. Roy (NDP, Saskatoon Riversdale). Premier

Agri-Food Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 67)

Second reading, 1659–60

Alameda dam

Water release vs flooding conditions, Manitoba, 1099

Budget

Balanced, 500
Deficit, 502
Deficit, elimination, 507

Budget (March 18, 1993)

Crisis, 346–48, 454–55

Budget (March 20, 1997)

Speakers, 499–507

Budget, federal (February 18, 1997)

Deficit, 507

Business

Regulations, reduction, 454

Canadian Armed Forces

CFB 15 Wing Moose Jaw

Future, moved (Romanow), 1030–32
NATO Flying Training in Canada program, Liberal candidate's campaign, 1205

Child poverty

Action plan for children, funding, 500, 502–3
National child benefit, 507

Communities

Community development program, video lottery terminals, revenue, 301, 957

Condolences

Kluzak, Arthur (former MLA), moved (Romanow), 85–86
Leith, George Gordon (former MLA), moved (Romanow), 88–89
Zipchen, Dmytro (Dick) (former MLA), moved (Romanow), 90–92

Crop insurance

Registration, deadline, extension, 145

Crown Construction Tendering Agreement, 507
Crown corporations

Review, report, recommendations, 1902

Easter

Greetings, 508

Economic development

Northern Saskatchewan

Commitment, 1398–99

Education, 503, 507

Funding, 500, 502–3
Funding, assistance, industries, Englefeld and Anaheim, 180
Special education, funding, Prince Albert, 288

Education and Health Tax Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 54)

Second reading, 1286–88

Education, post-secondary

Funding, 500, 503

Elections, federal (June 2, 1997)

Voting hours, Saskatchewan, 1099, 1130, 1251
Voting hours, Saskatchewan, Canada Election Act, changes, moved (Romanow), 1103–5

Electricity

Condie to Queen Elizabeth transmission line, 1129–30

Employment, 503
Employment development, 503
Executive Council

Estimates (1997-98), 1849, 1852–76

Fire protection

Equipment, sales tax, exemption, 490, 503–4, 1100

Floods

Manitoba, disaster assistance, 1251–52

Government

Bankruptcy, return from, 506
Open and accountable, 1904
Programs and services, 507
Record, 1905–6

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, 2062–63
Liberal position, 505

Health care reform, 503

Failure, 1905
Targets, achievement, 350–51

Health district boards, 506
Health districts

Funding, 500

Highways and roads

Funding, 316–17

$2.5 billion over next 10 years, 500, 502–3, 507

Hospital waiting-lists

Surgery, 2003–4
Surgery (H. Sawin), 1981

Hospitals

Beds, closure, 2061–62
Long-term care beds, closure, Gravelbourg, 1981–82

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, 1947–48

Sessional dates, 896–97
Votes and Proceedings, printing, moved (Romanow), 4
Votes, free, 492

Manufacturing industry

Employment levels, 1131

Medicare, 500
Municipalities

Funding, 317–18, 319–20

National unity

Moved (Romanow), 1983–88
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, 346–48, 454–55
Business, regulations, reduction, 453–54
Canadian Armed Forces, CFB 15 Wing Moose Jaw, NATO flying Training in Canada program, liberal candidate's campaign, 1205
Communities, community development program, lottery terminals, revenue, 301, 957
Crop insurance, registration, deadline extension, 145
Crown corporations

Review, report, recommendations, 1902

Economic development, northern Saskatchewan, commitment, 1398–99
Education

Funding assistance, industries, Englefeld and Anaheim, 180
Special education, funding, Prince Albert, 288

Elections, federal (June 2, 1997)

Voting hours, Saskatchewan, 1099, 1130, 1251

Electricity

Condie to Queen Elizabeth transmission line, 1129–30

Fire protection, equipment, sales tax, exemption, 490, 1100
Floods

Manitoba, disaster assistance, 1251–52

Government, open and accountable, 1904
Government, record, 1905–6
Grain transportation, inquiry, federal, 2034
Health care

Funding, health needs vs. fiscal priorities, 2062–63

Health care reform

Failure, 1905
Targets, achievement, 350–51

Highways and roads

Funding, 316–17

Hospital waiting lists

Surgery, 2003–4
Surgery, (H. Sawin), 1981

Hospitals

Beds, closure, 2061–62
Long-term beds, closure, Gravelbourg, 1981–82

Judges, Provincial Court, lawsuit, Justice Minister, 320
Justice Department, public prosecutions, operational review, Martin-Wilson report, release, 666
Legislative Assembly

Fall session, agenda, 1947–48
Sessional dates, 896–97
Votes, free, 492

Manufacturing industry, employment levels, 1131
Municipalities

Funding, 317–18, 319–20

Property, reassessment, implementation, delay, SARM vote, 144
Provincial Auditor, government support, 977–79
Provincial Auditor, spring report 1997, recommendations, government support, 980
Quebec separation/sovreignty, consequences, 1979
Quebec separation/sovreignty, contingency plans, 1482–83
Rail transportation/railways

Lines, closures, rural municipalities, tax loss, 145

Regina Health District Board, public accountability, lack, 299–300
Sales taxes, reduction, 290–91, 300
Sales taxes, reduction, further and elimination, 318–19
Saskatchewan Telecommunications

Privatization, 863

Taxation, First Nations, 259, 289
Teachers

Collective bargaining agreement, funding, 2060–61

Transfer payments, 1203
Universities, funding vs. tuition fees, increase, 320–21
Young Offenders Act, changes, Miller High School students, petition, 290
Youth

Crime, combating, special task force, establishing, 288
High risk, government action, 930, 958

Proforma Bill (Oaths of Office)

First reading, 4

Property

Reassessment

Implementation, delay, SARM vote, 144

Provincial Auditor

Government support, 977–79
Spring report 1997, recommendations, government support, 980

Quebec separation/sovereignty

Consequences, 1979
Contingency plans, 1482–83

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, 290–91, 300, 500–504, 507

Further and elimination, 318–19

Saskatchewan Telecommunications

Privatization, 863

Small business, 501
Social assistance

Redesigning/reform, 500, 502–3

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

Taxation

First nations, 259, 289
Liberal position, 504–5
Reduction, 501

Teachers

Collective bargaining agreement, funding, 2060–61

Trade Union Act, 507
Transfer payments, 1203

Reduction, 500, 507

Universities

Funding, 501

Vs. tuition fees, increase, 320–21

Wages and salaries

Minimum wage, 507

Young Offenders Act

Changes, Miller High School students, petition, 290

Youth

Crime

Combating, special task force, establishing, 288

High risk

Government action, 930, 958