Hansard Subject Index - 23rd Legislature Session 2 • O

Agricultural products, marketing boards, legislation

Aldridge, 1595–96
Upshall, 1595–96

Alameda dam, water release vs. flooding conditions, Manitoba

Boyd, 1098–99
Lautermilch, 1098
Romanow, 1099

Amusement rides, safety information, availability

Draude, 1456
Teichrob, 1456

Annual reports, tabling, timeliness

Gantefoer, 776
Lingenfelter, 776

Bars, strippers, banning, notwithstanding clause

Heppner, 896
Serby, 896

Beverage containers, recyclable, environmental handling charge

Belanger, 116–17
D'Autremont, 181–82
MacKinnon, 181–82
Shillington, 116–17

Big game damage compensation program

D'Autremont, 1071–72
Scott, 1071–72

Budget (March 18, 1993), crisis

Gantefoer, 346–48
Haverstock, 454
MacKinnon, 349
Romanow, 346–48, 454–55
Toth, 349

Budget, Provincial Auditor, concerns

Gantefoer, 348
MacKinnon, 348–49
Toth, 349

Business, regulations, reduction

Boyd, 453
Romanow, 453–54

Business, regulations, review, commitment, Partnership for Growth

Boyd, 1455–56
Lingenfelter, 1455–56

Cabinet ministers, expense allowance, food vs. MLAs

D'Autremont, 115
Lingenfelter, 115–16

Cabinet ministers, travel, expense vs. results

Lingenfelter, 552–53
Toth, 552

Canadian Armed Forces, CFB 15 Wing Moose Jaw, NATO flying Training in Canada program, liberal candidate's campaign

Boyd, 1205
Romanow, 1205

Canadian Wheat Board, Manitoba Wheat Pool sales, Warburtons Mill Company contract

D'Autremont, 492–93
Upshall, 493

Casino Regina, promotion, 1997 Saskatchewan Accommodation and Campground Guide

Crofford, 804
Draude, 803–4

Casinos, revenue, agreement, Silver Sage Casino

Crofford, 1807–8
Heppner, 1807–8

Central Plains Health District, respite care

Cline, 1510–11
Julé, 1510–11

Child poverty, reduction, government action

Julé, 780
Lingenfelter, 780

Children

Care-providers, minimum wage entitlement, parents compensation

Aldridge, 44–45
Goohsen, 259–60
Julé, 300
Mitchell, 44–45, 259–60, 300

Fetal alcohol syndrome, prevention

Draude, 804
Serby, 804

Infant mortality rate

Calvert, 2005
Julé, 2004–5

Protection programs, public review

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

Communities, community development program, lottery terminals, revenue

Heppner, 300–301, 957–58, 1905
Hillson, 1204, 1207
Romanow, 301, 957
Serby, 958
Teichrob, 1207, 1905

Crop insurance, bills, outstanding, collection, Agricultural Credit Corporation of Saskatchewan

McLane, 1401–2
Upshall, 1402

Crop insurance, registration, deadline extension

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

Crown Construction Tendering Agreement

Boycott, Saskatchewan Construction Association

Boyd, 582
Mitchell, 582

Costs

Gantefoer, 954–55
Mitchell, 954–55

Impact, internal review

Gantefoer, 1155–56
Wiens, 1155–56

Crown corporations

Accountability

Lingenfelter, 1982–83
Toth, 1982–83

Bills, small amounts, collection, cost

Bjornerud, 802
Lautermilch, 802

Foreign investments

Gantefoer, 1949
Lingenfelter, 1949–50

Reconstruction charges, introduction

Haverstock, 980
Wiens, 980

Review, report, recommendations

Bjornerud, 1902
Romanow, 1902

Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan, investment, HARO Financial Corporation

Heppner, 1205–6
Wiens, 1206

Drug abuse/substance abuse, Whitespruce Youth Treatment Centre

Calvert, 41
Hillson, 41–42

Drugs and pharmaceuticals, Betaseron, approval, multiple sclerosis

Cline, 609, 1342–43, 1480
McLane, 608–9, 1342, 1480
Osika, 1951
Serby, 1951

East Central Health District, special care homes, pharmacy contract, successful tender, fee payment

Cline, 81
McLane, 80–81

Economic development, northern Saskatchewan, commitment

Belanger, 1397–98
Romanow, 1398–99

Education

Access, denied, students with special needs and behavioural problems

Atkinson, 1653–54
Haverstock, 1653–54

Funding

Atkinson, 147–48, 1281–82
Krawetz, 147–48, 258, 1281–82
MacKinnon, 258

Funding assistance, industries, Englefeld and Anaheim

Draude, 179–80
Lingenfelter, 179–80
Romanow, 180

Funding vs. property tax

Atkinson, 1281–82
Krawetz, 1281–82

Special education, funding, Prince Albert

Atkinson, 287
Krawetz, 287–88
Romanow, 288

Education, four-day school week, legislation amendment

Atkinson, 1482
Heppner, 1482

Elections, federal (June 2, 1997)

Leaders' debate, member's statement, apology

Boyd, 1808
Heppner, 1695–96, 1750–51
Lingenfelter, 1695–96, 1750–51, 1808–9

Members of the Legislative Assembly, campaign participation vs. responsibilities

Boyd, 1156
Lingenfelter, 1156–57

Voting hours, Saskatchewan

Boyd, 1130, 1251
D'Autremont, 1099
Romanow, 1099, 1130, 1251

Elections, federal provincial and municipal, voters' list, permanent

Hillson, 1541
Mitchell, 1541

Electricity

Condie to Queen Elizabeth transmission line

D'Autremont, 929
Lautermilch, 926–27, 929
McLane, 926, 1128–29
Romanow, 1129–30

Outage, long-term, Melfort

Gantefoer, 1338–39
Lautermilch, 1338–39

Rural underground distribution program, cancellation: Krawetz, 864; Lautermilch, 864

Employment development, comparison, other provinces

Gantefoer, 13
Lingenfelter, 13

Endangered spaces, World Wildlife Fund, report

Belanger, 1203–4
Scott, 1203–4

Family, support service centre, Saskatoon, funding

Calvert, 291–92
Julé, 291–92

Farm fuel, tax rebate, eligibility, married women

Julé, 399
MacKinnon, 399

Farm land, education tax, reduction

Atkinson, 40–41
Bjornerud, 40–41

Farmers, income tax, grain sales, designation as expenditure vs. income

McLane, 981–82
Upshall, 981–82

Fire protection, equipment, sales tax, exemption

Draude, 490, 1100
Romanow, 490, 1100

Firearms Act (C-68)

Opposition

Hillson, 745
Nilson, 745

Opposition, property rights legislation

D'Autremont, 957
Nilson, 957

Opposition, vs. NDP federal leader's position

D'Autremont, 802
Nilson, 802–3

Floods

Disaster assistance program

Aldridge, 515–16
Goohsen, 517–18
Lautermilch, 515–16, 517–18

Manitoba, disaster assistance

Heppner, 1251
Romanow, 1251–52

Potential, emergency measures

Draude, 85
Lautermilch, 85

Swift Current area, Duncairn dam, management

Goohsen, 350
Teichrob, 350

Forest industry, tree nursery, Big River, closure

Draude, 298–99
Scott, 298–99

Gambling

Addiction

Osika, 81–82
Serby, 81–82

Addiction, district health boards, cost

Cline, 260
Heppner, 260

Addiction, treatment, cost, Liquor and Gaming Authority, responsibility

Cline, 398–99
Osika, 398–99

Revenue sharing agreement, Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations

Heppner, 866
Serby, 866

Government building space, Melville

Osika, 117
Serby, 117

Government departments, annual reports, timeliness

Osika, 1158
Upshall, 1158–59

Government, lobbyists, rules

Calvert, 146
Osika, 146

Government, open and accountable

Boyd, 1904
Romanow, 1904

Government, record

Boyd, 1905
Romanow, 1905–6

Grain marketing, barley, Canadian Wheat Board monopoly, producers/farmers plebiscite/poll

Boyd, 397
Upshall, 397–98

Grain marketing, dual marketing, Canadian Wheat Growers Association, meeting

D'Autremont, 517
Upshall, 517

Grain transportation, delivery to elevator system and port terminals, delays, federal government condemnation, Premier's role

Goohsen, 42–43
Renaud, 43

Grain transportation, inquiry, federal

Boyd, 2034
Romanow, 2034

Gross revenue insurance program, changes, court action, cost

Boyd, 516–17, 551
MacKinnon, 551
Upshall, 516–17

Group homes, funding

Calvert, 43–44, 84–85, 116
Julé, 43–44, 84, 116

Health care

Centres, Dodsland, closure

Cline, 112–13
McLane, 112–13

Funding, health needs vs. fiscal priorities

Hillson, 2062
Romanow, 2062–63

Funding, reduction, staff levels and patients, impact

Calvert, 1654–55
Toth, 1654

Hepatitis C victims, compensation

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

Jaw implants, medicare coverage

Cline, 453
Heppner, 453
Toth, 453

Kidney dialysis, east-central region

Bjornerud, 182
Cline, 182–83

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

Mitchell, 609–10
Toth, 609–10

Midwifery services, availability

Cline, 450–51
McLane, 450–51

Out-of-province expenses (Allan Serdachny)

Cline, 1253
McLane, 1253

Rights and responsibilities

Boyd, 1598
Cline, 1598–99

Saskatchewan Health Information Network

Cline, 1694–95
McLane, 1694–95

Saskatchewan Health Information Network, cost, Provincial Auditor, recommendation

Cline, 1029
McLane, 1029

Tuberculosis rates, northern Saskatchewan

Belanger, 2033
Goulet, 2033
Serby, 2033

Workers, injuries, increase

Cline, 1749–50
Draude, 1749

Health care reform

Assessment/review

Cline, 12, 1901–2
McLane, 11–12, 1901

Failure

Romanow, 1905
Toth, 1905

Public opinion poll

Cline, 981
Toth, 980–81

Targets, achievement

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

Health district boards

Elections

Hillson, 396, 1541
Mitchell, 1541
Teichrob, 396

Information, availability

Cline, 1127–28
McLane, 1127–28

Members, federal election, candidates, legislation

Cline, 1157
D'Autremont, 1157

Health districts, chief executive officers, turnover rate

Cline, 1252–53
McLane, 1252

Health districts, employees, call-out pay, Labour Standards Act, provision, complaints

Aldridge, 584
Mitchell, 584

Highways and roads

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

Krawetz, 800–801
Serby, 800–801

Deterioration, flooding conditions, bridges, warning flags

McPherson, 451–52
Renaud, 451–53

Deterioration, vehicle damage, compensation

D'Autremont, 1483
Serby, 1483

Funding

McPherson, 316–17
Romanow, 316–17

Highway No. 19

McPherson, 15–16
Renaud, 15–16

Main farm access program, reinstatement

Bjornerud, 1596–97
Teichrob, 1597

Northern Saskatchewan, deterioration

Belanger, 1204
Goulet, 1204–5

Highways and roads, deterioration

McPherson, 493–94
Renaud, 493–94

Hog industry, processing plant, proposed, Maple Leaf

Gantefoer, 608
Lingenfelter, 608

Home care

Failure, Natalie Covey-Kennedy, need for health care reform

Cline, 1599
McLane, 1599

Hospital waiting lists

Surgery

Osika, 2003
Romanow, 2003–4
Serby, 2003

Surgery, (H. Sawin)

McPherson, 1981
Romanow, 1981
Serby, 1981

Surgery, endometriosis

Cline, 721
Hillson, 721

Hospitality industry, Hospitality Network, movies, SaskTel association

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

Hospitals

Beds, closure

McLane, 2061–62
Romanow, 2061–62
Serby, 2061

Closures

Cline, 1097–98
Hillson, 1097–98

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

Cline, 519
Julé, 518–19

La Loche

Belanger, 553
Cline, 553

Long-term beds, closure, Gravelbourg

Aldridge, 1981–82
Romanow, 1981–82

Housing, northern Saskatchewan

Belanger, 1072
Goulet, 1072–73

Hunters/hunting, Métis rights

D'Autremont, 1281
Scott, 1281

Hunters/hunting, night hunting

D'Autremont, 1948, 2002
Draude, 1979
Scott, 1948, 1979, 2002

Income tax

Deficit surtax, revenue

Gantefoer, 1279
MacKinnon, 1279–80

Low income earners: Heppner, 1310; MacKinnon, 1310
Surcharges: Boyd, 1250-51; Gantefoer, 1249-50, 1309; MacKinnon, 1249-51, 1309

Income tax, surcharges

Boyd, 1250–51
Gantefoer, 1249–50, 1309
MacKinnon, 1249–50, 1250–51, 1309

Industry, vacancy rate

Draude, 210
Lingenfelter, 210–11

Internet, communications/information tool for women, rural communities

Bradley, 2060
Draude, 2060

Judges, Provincial Court, lawsuit, Justice Minister

Romanow, 320
Toth, 320

Justice Department, prosecutors, media training courses

Hillson, 42
Nilson, 42

Justice Department, public prosecutions, operational review, Martin-Wilson report, release

D'Autremont, 83
Hillson, 607–8, 665–66, 720
Nilson, 83, 181, 492, 607–8, 665–66, 667, 720–21
Romanow, 666
Toth, 181, 492, 667

Justice Department, public prosecutions, operational review, Martin-Wilson report, release, delay

Hillson, 777
Nilson, 777–78

Justice, administration

Milgaard (David) case, compensation

Nilson, 1808
Toth, 1808

Murder case, Regina (Darrelle Exner)

Nilson, 146, 180–81
Toth, 146, 180–81

Sexual abuse trial, Martensville, inquiry

Hillson, 720
Nilson, 720–21

Lawyers, Law Society of Saskatchewan, investigation, Dean Mattison

Nilson, 1130–31
Toth, 1130–31

Legislative Assembly

Fall session, agenda

Heppner, 1947
Romanow, 1947–48

Sessional dates

Haverstock, 896–97
Romanow, 896–97

Votes, free

Boyd, 492
Romanow, 492

Legislative Building, Regina, security

Hillson, 549
Lautermilch, 549

Liquor, abuse, children, high alcohol content products, purchase

Nilson, 1029
Toth, 1029

Local Government, Election Office, provincial coordinator, appointment

Heppner, 720
Lingenfelter, 720

Lotteries, video terminals, plebiscites

Osika, 301–2
Serby, 302

Manufacturing industry, employment levels

Draude, 1131
Romanow, 1131

Moose Mountain Health District, patient confidentiality, concerns

Calvert, 803
Toth, 803

Motor vehicles, insurance

Leased vehicles, surcharge

Osika, 801, 1157–58
Serby, 801, 1158

Personal injury protection plan, public review

Boyd, 1400–1401
D'Autremont, 1400
Heppner, 1401
Serby, 1400–1401
Toth, 1400

Rate increase

Crofford, 1280–81
Draude, 113–14, 800
Goohsen, 114
Hillson, 1538
Krawetz, 1068–69
Lautermilch, 1538
Serby, 113–15, 800, 1068–69
Toth, 1280

Motor vehicles, thefts, teenagers

Boyd, 13–14
Hillson, 12–13
Nilson, 12–13, 13–14

Municipalities

Amalgamation

Hillson, 1902–3
Teichrob, 1903

Canada-Saskatchewan infrastructure works program, extension

Bjornerud, 397
Teichrob, 397

Funding

Bjornerud, 317–18, 396–97
Heppner, 319
Romanow, 317–18, 319–20
Teichrob, 397

Futures program, cancellation

Bjornerud, 491, 1652
Teichrob, 491–92, 1652

Reassessment problems

Hillson, 893–94
Teichrob, 894

Reassessment problems, Saltcoats

Bjornerud, 1481–82, 1540, 1805–6
Lautermilch, 1540
Teichrob, 1481–82, 1805–6

Revenue sharing

Bjornerud, 892–93, 955–56
Teichrob, 892–93, 955–56

Revenue sharing, reduction

Bjornerud, 1155, 1339–40
Draude, 1308
Hillson, 1207, 1311
MacKinnon, 1311
Teichrob, 1155, 1207, 1308–9, 1311, 1339–40, 1399–1400

Municipalities, Police Act, changes vs. assault charge, Estevan police officer

Boyd, 928–29
Nilson, 928–29

Municipalities, revenue sharing

Bjornerud, 927–28
Teichrob, 928

Natural gas, rate increase

Lautermilch, 1538
McLane, 1537

New Democratic Party, caucus office, Avon catalogue distribution

Boyd, 1751
Lingenfelter, 1751

Occupational health and safety, regulations, violation, accident, Echo Valley Centre, Fort Qu'Appelle, November 1996

Goohsen, 779–80
Mitchell, 779–80

Physicians/doctors, incorporation

Serby, 2031
Toth, 2031

Physicians/doctors, rural communities, shortage

Osika, 2032
Serby, 2032–33

Political parties, contributions, Chief Electoral Officer's investigation, report

Lingenfelter, 1748–49
Mitchell, 669, 1596, 1650–51, 1697, 1809
Osika, 669, 1596, 1650–51, 1696–97, 1748–49, 1809

Pornography, child pornography, Internet, combating

Julé, 581
Nilson, 581–82

Pornography, Internet, SaskTel's Sympatico

D'Autremont, 747–48, 1539–40
Lautermilch, 1540
Nilson, 748

Private Investigators and Security Guards Act, 1997 (No. 50)

Hillson, 1307
Mitchell, 1307

Property, reassessment, implementation, delay, SARM vote

Bjornerud, 144
Hillson, 113
Lingenfelter, 113, 115
Romanow, 144
Toth, 115

Prostitution

Child prostitutes, government action

Calvert, 257–58, 1154–55
Crofford, 399–400
Julé, 257–58, 399–400, 1154

Child prostitutes, government action, strategy

Calvert, 1512–13
Toth, 1512

Child prostitutes, legislation, reform

Calvert, 1025–26, 1070–71, 1452–54
Hillson, 1070, 1453
Julé, 780, 1025–26, 1452–53
Lingenfelter, 780–81

Provincial Auditor, government support

Gantefoer, 979
Krawetz, 977–78
McPherson, 978–79
Romanow, 977–79

Provincial Auditor, spring report 1997, recommendations, government support

Boyd, 980
Romanow, 980

Public employees pension plan, Bre-X investment losses

Boyd, 1696
MacKinnon, 1696

Public service, confidentiality, whistleblower legislation

Hillson, 669
Mitchell, 669

Quebec separation/sovreignty, consequences

Heppner, 1978–79
Romanow, 1979

Quebec separation/sovreignty, contingency plans

Romanow, 1482–83
Toth, 1482

Rail transportation/railways

Lines, closures, rural municipalities, tax loss

McLane, 144–45
Romanow, 145

Short-line development, labour practices, impact

Bjornerud, 550
Renaud, 550–51

Short-line development, successor rights legislation, removal

Bjornerud, 550
Boyd, 778–79
Goohsen, 551–52
Mitchell, 778–79
Renaud, 551–52

Short-line development, successor rights, elimination

Boyd, 2001
Upshall, 2001

Regina Health District Board, public accountability, lack

Cline, 299
McLane, 299
Romanow, 299–300

Regional parks, funding, reduction

Bjornerud, 1751
Scott, 1751

Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), security provision, Prime Minister

Nilson, 1455
Toth, 1455

Rural municipalities, police services, funding, contribution

Hillson, 1651–52
Teichrob, 1651–52

Sales taxes, reduction

Boyd, 212–13, 290–91, 300
Heppner, 146–47, 181
MacKinnon, 146–47, 181, 212–13
Romanow, 290–91, 300

Sales taxes, reduction, further and elimination

Boyd, 318–19
Romanow, 318–19

Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation, annual report, timeliness

Lingenfelter, 778
Osika, 778

Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation, contracts, cost

Crofford, 668–69
Heppner, 667–68
Osika, 668–69

Saskatchewan Government Insurance, claim centre, Yorkton, renovation project, Crown Construction Tendering Agreement

Goohsen, 398
Serby, 398

Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Accounting fees

D'Autremont, 979–80
Lautermilch, 980

Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd., sale

Lingenfelter, 1980–81, 2003
Toth, 1980, 2002–3

Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd., sale, negotiator

Hillson, 2004
Lingenfelter, 2004

Credit card, proposal

Lautermilch, 1310–11
Toth, 1310–11

Management salaries vs. rank and file employees

D'Autremont, 1652–53
Lautermilch, 1653

Profit vs. rate increase

Boyd, 864
Krawetz, 863–64
Lautermilch, 863–65

Reconstruction charges, recording, Provincial Auditor, opinion

Bjornerud, 927
D'Autremont, 929
Krawetz, 953–54
Lautermilch, 927, 929–30, 954

Saskatchewan Teachers Federation, disciplinary powers, wide-ranging

Atkinson, 1341
Heppner, 1341

Saskatchewan Telecommunications

Investment, NST Network Services Inc.

Bjornerud, 716–17, 862–63, 1508–9, 1807, 1902
Gantefoer, 666–67
Goohsen, 865–66
Lingenfelter, 718–19, 1807
Teichrob, 666–67, 668, 717–18, 718–19, 862–63, 866, 1508–9, 1902

Investment, NST Network Services Inc., former president's role

Goohsen, 747
Teichrob, 747

Investment, NST Network Services Inc., internal investigation

Gantefoer, 776
Teichrob, 776

Investment, NST Network Services Inc., obligation vs. employees

Bjornerud, 1536
Lautermilch, 1536

President

Bjornerud, 717
Teichrob, 718

Privatization

Bjornerud, 863
Romanow, 863

Revenue sources

Bjornerud, 745–46
Teichrob, 746

Saskatchewan Transportation Company, privatization

Goohsen, 582–83, 610
Lautermilch, 580–81, 610
Lingenfelter, 583
McLane, 580–81

SaskEnergy Incorporated, profits vs. rate increase

Boyd, 865
Lautermilch, 865
Wiens, 865

SaskPower Commercial, investment, Guyana Electricity Corporation

Boyd, 1538–39
D'Autremont, 14–15, 583–84, 956, 1206, 1454–55, 1511–12, 1597, 1904
Gantefoer, 1979–80, 2002, 2059
Lautermilch, 14–15, 584, 956–57, 1206, 1454–55, 1509–10, 1511–12, 1537, 1539, 1597–98, 1806–7, 1904
Lingenfelter, 1980, 2002, 2059
McLane, 1454, 1509–10, 1537, 1806

School boards, foundation grants

Atkinson, 611–12
Krawetz, 610–11

School divisions, restructuring plans

Atkinson, 1484–85
Krawetz, 1484

Schools

Bus transportation, communication devices, installation

Atkinson, 518
Bjornerud, 518

Closures, Regina

Atkinson, 82–83, 1280
Boyd, 82–83
Heppner, 1280
Krawetz, 178–79
Lingenfelter, 178–79
MacKinnon, 179

Rural, closures

Atkinson, 1026–27
Draude, 1026–27

Sexual offenders, high risk, public identification

Heppner, 2059
Nilson, 2059–60

Shand power plant, accident, May 25, 1990, victims, lawsuit

Cline, 1250
Draude, 1250

Snowmobiles, insurance coverage

Boyd, 1340
Serby, 1340–41

Social assistance benefits, fraudulent claims, investigation

Calvert, 1028–29
Toth, 1028

Social programs, government policy

Calvert, 1903
Julé, 1903

Special care homes, Rabbit Lake Health Centre, closure

Calvert, 1069–70
Hillson, 1069–70

Taxation, First Nations

Boyd, 1071
Heppner, 212
Hillson, 258–59, 289, 1312
MacKinnon, 212, 1312
Romanow, 259, 289
Wiens, 1071

Teachers

Collective bargaining agreement, funding

Krawetz, 2060
Romanow, 2060–61

Licences, suspension, sexual misconduct

Atkinson, 549–50
Julé, 549–50

Salaries, funding

Atkinson, 1027–28, 2030
D'Autremont, 1027
Krawetz, 2030

Telephones

Cellular service, signals, pirating

McLane, 1248–49
Teichrob, 1248–49

Emergency 911 system, province-wide

Bjornerud, 302–3
Hillson, 214
Teichrob, 214, 302–3

Local service, competition, CRTC ruling

Bjornerud, 1277–79
D'Autremont, 1309–10
Teichrob, 1278–79, 1309–10

Rates increase

Bjornerud, 717, 862–63
Heppner, 719
Teichrob, 717, 719–20, 862–63

Rates, local, competition

Goohsen, 895
Teichrob, 895–96

Rates, local, increase

Bjornerud, 2031
Lingenfelter, 2031–32

Regional exchanges, creation

Bjornerud, 213–14
Teichrob, 213–14

Telephones, 1-900 numbers, blocking fee

Bjornerud, 1127
Teichrob, 1127

Tourism, highways and roads, deterioration, effect

McLane, 1480–81
Serby, 1480–81

Trade unions, membership, mandatory

Boyd, 349–50
Shillington, 350

Transfer payments

McLane, 1202–3
Romanow, 1203

Universities, funding vs. tuition fees, increase

Krawetz, 320–21
Romanow, 320–21

Universities, grants, operating

Krawetz, 516
MacKinnon, 516

University of Saskatchewan, grants, capital

Crofford, 2033–34
Haverstock, 2033

Uranium City, future

Belanger, 894–95
Goulet, 894–95

Utilities, rates, 45-day review process

Gantefoer, 148
Wiens, 148

Victims of Crime Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 35)

Hillson, 1307–8
Mitchell, 1308

Volunteers, liability protection

Goohsen, 211–12
Nilson, 212

Wascana Energy Inc., shares, sale, Talisman bid

Gantefoer, 82
Wiens, 82

Water, groundwater contamination, cattle operation (Perry Anton)

Belanger, 145
Goohsen, 2063–64
Scott, 145–46, 2063–64

Women, spousal abuse, victims, treatment, justice system

Draude, 749
Hillson, 666, 748
Nilson, 666, 748–49

Women, Working for women, Saskatoon, closure

Haverstock, 260–61
Mitchell, 260–62

Workers' Compensation Board, accountability, Public Accounts Committee

Draude, 1399, 1483–84
Mitchell, 1399, 1484

Workers' compensation, exploratory surgery, court challenge

Cline, 718
Draude, 718

Young Offenders Act, changes, Miller High School students, petition

Boyd, 289–90, 610
Nilson, 301, 610, 779
Romanow, 290
Toth, 301, 779

Youth

Crime, combating

Boyd, 42
Nilson, 42

Crime, combating, special task force, establishing

Hillson, 83
Nilson, 83–84, 288
Osika, 288
Romanow, 288

High risk, government action

Hillson, 958
Julé, 930
Romanow, 930, 958
Serby, 930

High risk, reviews and investigations, all-party committee, establishment

Calvert, 746–47
Julé, 746–47

Justice committees, establishment and liability protection

Calvert, 491
Hillson, 490–91
Nilson, 491

Suicide

Belanger, 1747–48
Cline, 1747
Goulet, 1747–48