Hansard Subject Index - 23rd Legislature Session 2 • H

Harmonization See Sales taxes – Harmonization
HARO Financial Corporation See Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan – Investment, HARO Financial Corporation
Health care, 1, 3–4, 306, 308See also Ambulance service; Children – Fetal alcohol syndrome; Dental care; Drugs and pharmaceuticals; Home care; Hospital waiting lists; Hospitals; Mental health; Nurses; Occupational health and safety; Occupational Therapists Act, 1997 (No. 16); Physicians/Doctors; Saskatchewan Health Bill of Rights and Responsibilities (No. 227); Saskatchewan Health Ombudsman Act (No. 206); Senior citizens – Health care; Special care homes

Aldridge, 199
Atkinson, 456
Belanger, 473, 476
Bjornerud, 73
Boyd, 219–20
Bradley, 170–71, 185–87, 189
Crofford, 202
Draude, 120
Flavel, 249–50
Gantefoer, 229, 311
Hillson, 102, 429
Jess, 103
Julé, 150
Kasperski, 231
Koenker, 443
Kowalsky, 236
Krawetz, 67
Langford, 169
Lautermilch, 464
Lorjé, 58
McLane, 226–27
Murray, 106
Romanow, 507
Serby, 420, 422
Sonntag, 195–96, 198
Tchorzewski, 222, 224
Thomson, 70
Toth, 191–92, 194
Van Mulligen, 273, 280
Wall, 49
Whitmore, 234
Addiction counselling services, recognition as affiliates, 1764–65
Administration, 1501
Al Ritchie Health Action Centre, opening, member's statement

Van Mulligen, 547

Programs for parents, 1643
Social services policy, 1638
Statistics, 1643
Summer camp, consideration, 1643

Bridgepoint Centre for Eating disorders, Milden

Wiens, 411

Bridgepoint Centre for Eating disorders, Milden, member's statement

Wiens, 489

Canada Health Day, May 12, 1997, member's statement

Murray, 1535

Capital construction See also Hospitals; Special care homes

Announcements, 1764–65
Melville, 1760–61

Capital projects, construction and planning, approvals, 1765–66
Capital projects, district health board, recommendation, Health Department approval, 1766
Capital projects, Regina and Saskatoon, 1766
Centres

Bradley, 187
Gantefoer, 312
Langford, 169
Serby, 418
Designations, taxation, impact, 1775
Dodsland, closure

Cline, 112–13
McLane, 112–13

Funding, 305–6
La Ronge, Stony Rapids

Goulet, 470

Long Lake Valley Integrated Facility, 1760
Northern Saskatchewan

Hamilton, 125

Observation and evaluation, 24-hour rule, 1759–60
Rabbit Lake, closure, 1763

Change, balanced, locally responsive See Health care reform
Chelation clinics

Jess, 103
Kowalsky, 240

Community based See also Health care reform

Funding

Scott, 329

Emergency services, 308

Bradley, 187
Lorjé, 365

Emergency services, rural

Cline, 333

Excellence, recognition, Dr. R. Hoech, Santa Ana, California, member's statement

Pringle, 2028

Facilities

Julé, 152

Facilities, capital projects, moved (Julé)

Julé, 1884
Kowalsky, 1884

First responders

Bradley, 187–88
Hamilton, 125

First responders, skill competition winners, Edam, congratulations, member's statement

Stanger, 745

Four Directions Health Centre, Regina, Healthiest Babies Possible program, 3
Funding, 3, 308–9, 635–39See also Government expenditures – Reduction, burden transfer; Transfer payments

Aldridge, 496
Atkinson, 456, 458
Bjornerud, 73–74, 415
Bradley, 187
Cline, 331, 333, 334
Crofford, 216
Gantefoer, 312, 326–27
Goulet, 136
Hamilton, 123, 125, 388, 390
Hillson, 101, 428
Jess, 103
Julé, 150, 435
Kowalsky, 236, 241
Krawetz, 65
Lautermilch, 462
McLane, 227
Murrell, 164
Osika, 267, 363
Pringle, 338
Romanow, 500, 502, 507
Scott, 329
Serby, 420
Stanger, 408
Tchorzewski, 224, 434
Thomson, 70, 355
Van Mulligen, 278, 376–78, 380
Wall, 368
Ward, 76
Health needs vs. fiscal priorities

Hillson, 2062
Romanow, 2062–63

Liberal position

Romanow, 505
Upshall, 480

Reduction, staff levels and patients, impact See also Saskatchewan Health Bill of Rights and Responsibilities Act (No. 227)

Calvert, 1654–55
Toth, 1654

Gynecological surgery, 1770–71
Hepatitis C victims, compensation

McLane, 1950
Serby, 1949, 1950–51
Toth, 1948–49

Hepatitis C victims, compensation, moved (McLane)

Hillson, 1968–69
McLane, 1962–66
Serby, 1966–68
Toth, 1968

Information Network See Saskatchewan Health Information Network below
Insulin, syringes and vials, safe disposal, 1768
Jaw implants, medicare coverage, 1770

Cline, 453
Heppner, 453
Toth, 453

Kelran Microbiologicals, Prince Albert, expansion, member's statement

Kowalsky, 393–94

Kidney dialysis

Hamilton, 125
East Central Health District, 639–41

Bjornerud, 73, 415

East Central Health District, member's statement

Bjornerud, 2057

East-central region

Bjornerud, 182
Cline, 182–83

Local communities, 1767
Yorkton

Serby, 420

Labour relations, reorganization, disability benefits, impact, Dorsey report, 631, 1769

Draude, 120
Mitchell, 609–10
Toth, 609–10

Liberal Party record, member's statement

McLane, 2058

Magnetic resonance imaging

Krawetz, 65
Serby, 420

Magnetic resonance imaging, Regina, Saskatoon, 308

Hamilton, 390

Medical devices/equipment See Sales taxes – Medical equipment, exemption
Midwife, Agnes Starchief, Battleford Cut-Knife constituency, 100th birthday celebration, member's statement

Murrell, 1202

Midwifery services, 1771–72

Cline, 450–51
McLane, 450–51

Multiple sclerosis See also Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Betaseron

Cameco Walk for Multiple Sclerosis, member's statement

Haverstock, 1691

Month, member's statement

McLane, 1478
Toth, 1478–79
Ward, 1478

Northern Saskatchewan, 967, 970See also Centres above; Tuberculosis rates below

Belanger, 129, 131
Funding

Goulet, 470

Obstetrical services, Regina, availability, 1770–71
Organ Donor Week, April 21-25, 1997, member's statement

Wall, 977

Out-of-province expenses, payment (Allen Serdachny)

Cline, 1253
McLane, 1253

Oxygen, costs, 641–42, 1763
Palliative Care Week, May 12-16, 1997, member's statement

Kowalsky, 1693

Parkinson's disease, cause, water quality, rural communities, study, 1013
Parkinson's disease, World Health Organization's committee member, Dr. Ali Rajput, University of Saskatchewan, member's statement

Kowalsky, 1594

Plastic health card See Health Department Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 15)
Procedures, local communities, 1767–68
Public health officers, 1496
Renewal/reform See Health care reform
Researching, funding, moved (Haverstock)

Haverstock, 2022–25

Rights and responsibilities See also Saskatchewan Health Bill of Rights and Responsibilities Act (No. 227)

Boyd, 1598
Cline, 1598–99

Rural communities

Bjornerud, 415
McPherson, 245
Osika, 363

Saskatchewan Health Information Network

Cline, 1694–95
McLane, 227, 1694–95

Saskatchewan Health Information Network, cost, Provincial Auditor, recommendation

Cline, 1029
McLane, 1029

Spinal Health Care Week, May 1-7, 1997, Rick Hansen's visit, member's statement

Murray, 1396

Surgical procedures, rural communities, 1501
Teams, new See Nurses – Health team, new advanced clinical nurses
Telemedicine, video links, patients and professionals, 308
Tuberculosis rates, northern Saskatchewan

Belanger, 2033
Goulet, 2033
Serby, 2033

Two-tier system, 308See also Health Facilities Licensing Act

Cline, 332, 334–35
Hamilton, 390

Universal See Medicare
Workers, injuries, increase

Cline, 1749–50
Draude, 1749

Workers, security

Hamilton, 390

Workplace stability

Cline, 333

Health Care Directives and Substitute Health Care Decision Makers Act (No. 66)

First reading

Nilson, 1513

Second reading

Cline, 1617–18
Hillson, 1618–19, 1757–58

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Hillson, 1908–10
Nilson, 1907–10
Toth, 1910–11

Third reading

Nilson, 1936

Royal Assent, 1938

Health care reform, 1, 3, 1500–1501

Aldridge, 199
Bjornerud, 72, 415
Boyd, 220
Bradley, 186–87
Cline, 333
Crofford, 202
Draude, 120
Gantefoer, 326
Hamilton, 125–26, 390–91
Jess, 103, 105
Julé, 151, 435
Kasperski, 231
Kowalsky, 236, 239–40
Romanow, 503
Shillington, 328
Sonntag, 195
Tchorzewski, 224, 433
Van Mulligen, 270, 275, 278
Wall, 49–50
Whitmore, 234
Assessment/review

Cline, 11–12, 1901–2
McLane, 11–12, 1901

Failure, 635–36, 638, 1850–52, 1873–76

Romanow, 1905
Toth, 1905

Initiatives, Beechy

Wiens, 412

Professionals, partnerships, strengthening, 3

Flavel, 250
Kasperski, 231

Public opinion poll

Cline, 981
Osika, 267
Toth, 980–81
Van Mulligen, 275

Targets, achievement

Cline, 395–96
McLane, 350–51, 395–96
Romanow, 350–51

Health Department See also Water quality – Groundwater safety – Health Department, responsibility

Deputy Minister See Women's Secretariat – Acting executive coordinator
Estimates (1997-98), 635–45, 1496–1502, 1758–76

Belanger, 643–44
Bjornerud, 639–40
Cline, 635–45, 1496–1502, 1758–76
Hillson, 1761–63
Julé, 1772–76
McLane, 635–39, 640–42, 1496–1500, 1759–61
Osika, 1763–65
Toth, 1500–1501, 1765–72

Estimates, supplementary (1996-97), 1776
Funding

Scott, 329

Health Department Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 15)

First reading

Cline, 183

Second reading, 1352

Cline, 522–23
D'Autremont, 524
McLane, 523–24

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Cline, 1622–23
McLane, 1622–23
Toth, 1623

Third reading

Cline, 1626

Royal Assent, 1936

Health district boards See also Northern Municipalities Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 1); particular district boards; Rural Municipality Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 2); Urban Municipality Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 3)

Bradley, 188
Cline, 332
Flavel, 250
Goulet, 136, 471
Hamilton, 125–26
Krawetz, 65
Langford, 169
McLane, 226
Murray, 106
Murrell, 164
Pringle, 336–38
Romanow, 506
Thomson, 71
Van Mulligen, 278
Deficits

Bjornerud, 415
Gantefoer, 312
Hillson, 428
Toth, 460

Elections, 1499–1500

Hillson, 396, 1541
Mitchell, 1541
Teichrob, 396

Funding

Cline, 333
Julé, 436
Serby, 420

Funding to each board in 1997-98, moved (McLane)

Kowalsky, 1883
McLane, 1883

Information, availability

Cline, 1127–28
McLane, 1127–28

Information, availability, Provincial Auditor, recommendations, 1770–71
Liberal position

Upshall, 480

Members

Serby, 420

Members, federal election, candidates, legislation, changes

Cline, 1157
D'Autremont, 1157

Members, reimbursement See Health Districts Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 36)
Northern Saskatchewan

Goulet, 469–70

Women and minority groups, representation

Murray, 106
Van Mulligen, 271

Health districts See also Central Plains Health District; East Central Health District; Moose Mountain Health District; Northwest Health District; Prince Albert Health District; South Central Health District; South Country Health District; Twin Rivers Health District

Chief executive officers, turnover rate

Cline, 1252–53
McLane, 1252

District 1 Health Care Auxiliaries Association in Unity, 60th anniversary and 44th annual meeting, member's statement

Murrell, 1306

Employees, call-out pay, Labour Standards Act, provisions, complaints

Aldridge, 584
Mitchell, 584

First nations partnerships, member's statement

Kowalsky, 1452

Funding, 308

Aldridge, 199
Romanow, 500
Toth, 460
Wall, 367
Wiens, 413

Funding, formula

Aldridge, 496–97

Health Districts Act

Repeal

McLane, 226

Health Districts Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 36)

First reading

Cline, 322

Second reading

Belanger, 625–26, 912
Cline, 624–25
Julé, 1543–47
Toth, 912–13

Committee of the Whole Assembly

McLane, 1716–18
Upshall, 1716–18

Third reading

Mitchell, 1724

Royal Assent, 1937

Health Facilities Licensing Act

Cline, 332, 334

Heavy oil upgraders

Production and value, 1587
Record profits, member's statement

Stanger, 976

Hepatitis C See Health care – Hepatitis C victims, compensation
Heritage Fund (Saskatchewan)

Toth, 459

Heritage parks See Wanuskewin Heritage Park Act, 1997 (No. 9)
High schools

Aberdeen School paper The Muse, award, member's statement

Julé, 1999

Arts curriculum, English language, new, implementation, 2
Curriculum, writers, authors and poets, Saskatchewan, 2
Music credits

Member's statement

Krawetz, 286

Ministerial statement (Atkinson)

Atkinson, 292
Heppner, 292–93
Krawetz, 292

Petition, 296

Aldridge, 283
Krawetz, 283

Provincial debating championships, member's statement

Pringle, 286–87

High technology

Accomplishments, Saskatoon, member's statement

Lorjé, 176–77

Synchrotron light source project, 2

Highways and roads, 1, 305–6, 309See also Municipalities – Canada- Saskatchewan infrastructure works program

Atkinson, 456
Belanger, 476
Boyd, 220
Bradley, 170–71, 185
Draude, 120
Gantefoer, 229
Hamilton, 125
Hillson, 102, 429
Krawetz, 63
Serby, 420
Stanger, 410
Toth, 190
Van Mulligen, 273
Wall, 50
Accidents, exchange student, rescue, member's statement

Draude, 548–49
Murray, 549

Accidents, Jaws of Life, costs, responsibility, SGI or municipalities, 1575

Krawetz, 800–801
Serby, 800–801

Athabasca Lake, Stony Rapids and Fond-du-Lac, 972
Athabasca Road, member's statement

Johnson, 1978

Black Lake, 1387, 1390

Belanger, 129

Bridges See also Deterioration, flooding conditions below

Borden

Jess, 103

Highgate area, North Battleford, 1793
Moose Jaw, repair, funding, member's statement

Aldridge, 579

North Saskatchewan River, North Battleford, 1792–93
Old, North Battleford, city park complex, removal from highway network, 1792–93

Construction and maintenance

Additional projects, 649
Adequacy, 1786
Incomplete, carry-over, 649
Mobilization costs, 1786
Procedure, prioritization process, municipalities, Indian bands, role, 1391
Projects scheduled, limited, 1785–86
Smaller and medium problems, concentration, major problems not addressed, 1785

Deterioration, 1851–52, 1855See also Occupational health and safety – Hazards; Tourism – Highways and roads, deterioration

Aldridge, 199–200, 497
Belanger, 473
Bjornerud, 417
Boyd, 357
Bradley, 188
D'Autremont, 484
Draude, 466
Gantefoer, 311
Goohsen, 161–62
Hamilton, 124
Hillson, 425
Koenker, 443
Krawetz, 63
McPherson, 248, 493–94
Murrell, 164
Osika, 360, 362
Renaud, 493–94
Sonntag, 198
Toth, 461
Upshall, 480
Flooding conditions, bridges, warning flags, 650–52

McPherson, 451–52
Renaud, 451–53

Safety, 652–53, 656
Vehicle damage, compensation, 1796

D'Autremont, 1483
Serby, 1483

Vehicle damage, complaints, 645–46
Warning flags, 655, 658–59

Fairlight, Highway No. 8 north and Highway No. 48 west, 1789–90
Funding, 305See also Oil industry – Revenue, highways and roads, repair and maintenance

Aldridge, 497
Atkinson, 458
Bjornerud, 73, 417
Boyd, 357
D'Autremont, 484
Gantefoer, 326
Hillson, 425
Koenker, 443
McPherson, 246–47, 316–17
Romanow, 316–17
Scott, 329
Toth, 458
Van Mulligen, 377
$2.5 billion over next 10 years, 305, 647, 661

Belanger, 476
Draude, 467
Gantefoer, 311, 326
Hamilton, 390
Koenker, 444
Osika, 362
Pringle, 337
Romanow, 500, 502–3, 507
Scott, 329
Toth, 461

Crow benefit, elimination, compensation, 1796See also Maintenance and repair, funding, Crow benefit, transition payment below
Fuel tax, 653–54

Bjornerud, 74, 417
Boyd, 220
Bradley, 189
McPherson, 247
Osika, 362

Fuel tax and licence registration, percentage, 1795–96

Gantefoer, 311, 326
Krawetz, 63
Ward, 76

Inadequate, condemnation, moved (Bjornerud)

Bjornerud, 2035–37
Boyd, 2037–44

Garson Lake, Fort McMurray, La Loche, 1386–90

Belanger, 129, 477

Grid roads, funding, 771
Highway No. 1

Goohsen, 162
Double-laning, petitions, 1998, 2028, 2056

Aldridge, 1974, 1997, 2028
Belanger, 1974, 1998, 2027–28
McPherson, 1974, 1997

Kalium access lanes, 649
McLean access, Wood Country (business), 1392, 1787–88
Twinning

Aldridge, 200
Toth, 461

Highway No. 11

To Highway No. 312, twinning, 1793
Warman Road, access, safety concerns, 1793–94

Highway No. 12

Martensville, twinning, 1793

Highway No. 155

Connecting Dillon, Turnor Lake, Patuanak, Pinehouse, 1387–90

Belanger, 129

Connecting Highway No. 903 from Meadow Lake to Cole Bay, then Highway No. 925 to Dillon, 1391–92
Rebuilding, petitions, 1533, 1592, 1646, 1690, 1744, 1944

Belanger, 1591, 1645, 1689, 1897
Hillson, 1533
Krawetz, 1505

Highway No. 16

Junction Highway No. 40, North Battleford, 1791–92

Hillson, 425

Twinning, continuation, Saskatoon to North Battleford, 1792–93

Jess, 103
Koenker, 443

Twinning, member's statement

Hillson, 859

Twinning, Saskatoon to the Battlefords, member's statement

Jess, 1946–47

Highway No. 18

Goohsen, 162
Claydon area, 649–50

Highway No. 19

Aldridge, 200
McPherson, 15–16
Renaud, 15–16

Highway No. 312

Laird to Wakaw, deterioration, 1794

Highway No. 363

Maintenance and repair, 648–49

Aldridge, 200

Highway No. 37

Deterioration, 1795

Highway No. 376

Maintenance

Jess, 103

Highway No. 40

Junction Highway No. 16, North Battleford, 1791–92

Improvements, factors, consideration, 1794
Main farm access program, 771
Main farm access program, reinstatement

Bjornerud, 1596–97
Teichrob, 1597

Maintenance and repair, funding, Crow benefit, transition payment

Hamilton, 124

Margo, approach, 1791
National program, 661

Boyd, 220
McPherson, 247
Serby, 421
Ward, 76

Northern Saskatchewan, 968, 972See also Athabasca Lake, Stony Rapids and Fond-du-Lac above; Black Lake above; Garson Lake above; Highway No. 155 above; NORTHERN Act (No. 237)

Belanger, 129, 131, 476
Goulet, 472
Comprehensive strategy, 1386, 1388–90
Construction, employment training strategy, 1388, 1390

Belanger, 129

Deterioration

Belanger, 1204
Goulet, 1204–5

Forest industry involvement, 1387, 1389

Northern Saskatchewan, project funding, moved (Belanger)

Belanger, 1886
Kowalsky, 1886–87

Pothole patrol

Aldridge, 199, 497
Bjornerud, 74
Bradley, 189
Krawetz, 63
Lorjé, 58
McPherson, 248
Sonntag, 197
Invitation to Highways minister, member's statement

McPherson, 1899

Reports, 654–55, 657–58
Reports, Thunder Creek Constituency, member's statement

Aldridge, 1900

Preservation projects, funding ($30 million), 655–56, 659
Pressure, heavy, 305
Primary system, state of repair, 1786–87
Projects, Canada agri-infrastructure program, 1794–95
Provincial Highway Upgrading Benefit/Cost Analysis, 647
Rural See Main farm access program above
Rural, funding See Municipalities – Futures program, cancellation
Surface, durable, development, 1332–33
Trans-Canada Highway See Highway No. 1 above
Whitewood, Railway St., reconstruction, Highway No. 9, hindrances, financial assistance, 1788–89
Yellowhead highway See Highway No. 16 above

Highways and Transportation Act, 1997 (No. 46), 4

First reading

Renaud, 751

Second reading, 1588

McPherson, 1134–47
Upshall, 1133–34

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Hillson, 1722
McLane, 1718–22
Serby, 1718–23

Third reading

Mitchell, 1724

Royal Assent, 1937

Highways and Transportation Consequential Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 48)

First reading

Upshall, 804–5

Second reading

Upshall, 1319

Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1723
Third reading

Mitchell, 1724

Royal Assent, 1937

Highways and Transportation Department

Budget, allocation, savings, senior officials, rewards, 1392
Building, Rocanville, sale, 1790
Equipment, disposal, 1796–97
Equipment, disposal, revenue, percentage of original price, 1797
Estimates (1997-98), 645–61, 1385–92, 1785–96

Aldridge, 645–49, 1795–96
Belanger, 1385–92
Draude, 1790
Goohsen, 658–61
Heppner, 1792–95
Hillson, 1790–92
McPherson, 649–58
Osika, 1784–86
Renaud, 645–61
Serby, 1385, 1388–92, 1784–95
Toth, 1392, 1786–90

Funding

Scott, 329

Minister, resignation, April 28, 1997, ministerial statement

Boyd, 1132
Gantefoer, 1132
McPherson, 1132
Renaud, 1131–32

Motor vehicles, purchase, Canadian industry, support, 1789
Out-of-scope personnel, Crown Employment Contracts Act, 645
Regional offices, relocation, Innovation Place, 1791
Service depots, 651, 659
Service depots and road crews, consolidation, 1795
Staff, holidays vs. students, hiring, 659–61
Students, summer employment, 659

Hockey See Sports – Hockey
Hog industry

Expansion, 305See also Livestock industry – Livestock and horticultural facilities incentive program

Bradley, 171
Draude, 121, 467
Gantefoer, 312, 325
Jess, 103
Tchorzewski, 233
Thomson, 354
Van Mulligen, 376
Wiens, 411–13

Expansion, member's statement

Jess, 297
Kasperski, 1999

Marketing strategy, major new, introduction, 2
Processing plant, proposed, Maple Leaf

Gantefoer, 608
Lingenfelter, 608

Saskatchewan Pork Industry Marketing Group See Canadian Wheat Board – Monopoly, government support vs. SPI Marketing Group, position

Holocaust

Remembrance Day, May 5, 1997, member's statement

Lorjé, 1336

Home care, 308See also Central Plains Health District – Home care; Prince Albert Health District – Home care and home support services

Bradley, 187
Cline, 333
Flavel, 250
Hamilton, 125, 390
Krawetz, 65
McPherson, 244
Murray, 106
Van Mulligen, 271
Wall, 367
Failure, Natalie Covey-Kennedy, need for health care reform

Cline, 1599
McLane, 1599

Funding

Lorjé, 365

Level required, assessment, 1634–35
Respite care, 1775See also Central Plains Health District – Respite care
Self-managed care (C. Crame), 1772
Waiting-lists, 1770–71

Homosexuals See Saskatchewan Human Rights Code – Sexual orientation
Hong Kong

Whitmore, 232

Honours See Provincial Emblems and Honours Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 19)
Horses

Regina Jumps into Spring Horse Show, recognition, member's statement

Murray, 449–50

Horticulture See Livestock industry – Livestock and horticultural facilities incentive program
Hospital waiting-lists, 635

Toth, 194
Bjornerud, 415
Bypass surgery, 1768
Draude, 120
Hillson, 101
McLane, 225
Surgery

Osika, 2003
Romanow, 2003–4
Serby, 2003

Surgery (H. Sawin)

McPherson, 1981
Romanow, 1981
Serby, 1981

Surgery, endometriosis

Cline, 721
Hillson, 721

Surgery, member's statement

McPherson, 2030–31

Hospitality industry, 2See also New Democratic Party – National convention, 1997, tourism and hospitality industry contributions

Bradley, 185
Kasperski, 230
Kowalsky, 242
Trew, 166
Hospitality Network, movies, SaskTel association

Bjornerud, 1096–97, 1126–27
Teichrob, 1096–97, 1127

Hospitals See also Regina General Hospital; Royal University Hospital, Saskatoon; St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon

Cline, 333
Draude, 467
Gantefoer, 312, 337
Murray, 106
Serby, 420
Upshall, 479
Van Mulligen, 270
Wall, 49
Battlefords Union Hospital, hip and knee replacement surgery, member's statement

Murrell, 665

Beds, closure

Bjornerud, 73
Draude, 120
McLane, 2061–62
Romanow, 2061–62
Serby, 2061

Beds, reduction

Hillson, 101

Closures, 643, 1850

Boyd, 220
Cline, 1097–98
Hillson, 101, 1097–98
Krawetz, 61
McPherson, 245
Osika, 268, 360, 362
Whitmore, 234

Closures, rural communities

Bjornerud, 73

Closures, St. Michael's Hospital, Cudworth vs. proposed alternative

Cline, 519
Julé, 518–19

Designations, taxation, impact, 1775
Funding, 305

Cline, 333
Draude, 467
Haverstock, 483

Hudson Bay, renovations and nursing home wing, addition, member's statement

Renaud, 1804

La Loche

Belanger, 128, 478, 553
Cline, 553
Goulet, 470
Hillson, 427
Construction, 643–45, 1760–61
Construction, member's statement

Sonntag, 1336–37

Construction, petitions, 797, 889, 922, 951, 1092, 1275

Belanger, 773, 859, 889, 921, 1063, 1245

La Ronge

Belanger, 478

Long-term care beds, closure, Gravelbourg

Aldridge, 1981–82
Romanow, 1981–82

Northern Saskatchewan

Hamilton, 125

Regional

Serby, 420

Revenue tax, removal, 636, 639

Gantefoer, 326

Rural communities

Aldridge, 199

St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Humboldt, funding, 1774

Julé, 151

St. Joseph's Hospital, Macklin, designation, 1775–76

Emergency repair program

Belanger, 474–75

Low income, project, Saskatoon, member's statement

Whitmore, 1276

Low income, project, Saskatoon, ministerial statement (Teichrob)

Haverstock, 1208
Heppner, 1208
Hillson, 1207–8
Teichrob, 1207

Low rental units, 1836–37
Northern Saskatchewan See also Residential rehabilitation assistance program below; Social below

Goulet, 472, 1072–73
Belanger, 1072
Construction, cost, 1832
Emergency repair program, 1833
Local government involvement, 1833
Petitions, 1802, 1898

Aldridge, 1743
Hillson, 1743, 1801
Julé, 1743
Krawetz, 1801

Remote housing program

Belanger, 473–76

Rental, 1832
Strategy, 1828–31See also NORTHERN Act (No. 237)

Belanger, 476
Pringle, 339

Northern Saskatchewan, mortgage interest rates, moved (Belanger)

Belanger, 1885
Kowalsky, 1885–86

Residential rehabilitation assistance program, northern Saskatchewan, 974

Belanger, 474

Rural rehabilitation assistance program

Belanger, 474–76

Social

Pringle, 337
Northern Saskatchewan

Belanger, 128–29, 474

Northern Saskatchewan, funding

Scott, 329

Starts, 304

Belanger, 472
Bradley, 171
Flavel, 249
Hamilton, 123
Kasperski, 230
Kowalsky, 241–42
Langford, 169
Scott, 329
Serby, 419
Stanger, 410
Wiens, 412

Starts, member's statement

Hamilton, 79, 2000

Human rights See also Saskatchewan Human Rights Code

Anniversaries, member's statement

Osika, 1946

Hunters/Hunting See also Big game – Damage compensation program

Licences, issued (1995-96), 1428
Métis rights, 821, 823, 1429–30

D'Autremont, 1281
Scott, 1281

Métis rights, out-of-province hunters, 816
Métis rights, safety considerations, 815–16
Night hunting

D'Autremont, 1948, 2002
Draude, 1979
Scott, 1948, 1979, 2002
Ban, Aboriginal and Métis cooperation, petitions, 1974, 1998, 2028, 2056

Bjornerud, 1943, 1973, 1997, 2027
Boyd, 1997
D'Autremont, 1943, 1973, 1998, 2027, 2055
Draude, 1973, 2055–56
Gantefoer, 1944
Heppner, 1943–44
Toth, 1943, 2027

Ban, legislation, petitions, 1974, 1998, 2027, 2055

Aldridge, 1944
Hillson, 1944, 1974, 1998, 2027, 2055
McLane, 1944, 1973, 2027, 2056
McPherson, 1944, 2028, 2055
Osika, 1974, 1998, 2027, 2056

Government inaction, condemnation, moved (D'Autremont)

Bjornerud, 1961–62
Boyd, 1962
D'Autremont, 1953–55
Draude, 1959–60
Gantefoer, 1957–58
Goohsen, 1958–59
Heppner, 1955–56
Julé, 1957
Scott, 1956–57
Toth, 1960–61

Non-Canadian hunters, southern Saskatchewan, 1425–26
Traps, exchange for modern traps, proposal, 967, 969, 971–72