Babcock and Wilcox  See Manufacturing and processing industry

Bachynski, Dr. Borden  See Health care reform – Review; Plains Health Centre, Regina – Closure

Balanced Budget Act, 1998 (No. 204)

First reading

Gantefoer, 1442

Balcarres, Sask.  See Highways and roads; Small business

Balzan, Dr. Mark  See Hospital waiting lists – Surgery, kidney transplant (Jill Miner)

Bankruptcies, 810  See also Student loans

Banks, Dr. Malcolm  See Hospital waiting-lists – Surgery, cataract, regional hospitals

Banks and financial institutions  See also Credit unions

Mergers, Task Force on the Future of the Canadian Financial Services Sector (MacKay), submission on behalf of agricultural producers, 1681

Basin Electric, North Dakota  See Electricity – Supply, adequacy

Cabinet- See Executive Council

Cabinet ministers

Resignation, requests, 1946-7

CAIP- See Canada/Saskatchewan Agri-Infrastructure Program

Calder Centre, Saskatoon- See Drug abuse/substance abuse - Youth addiction services, provision

Cameco Corporation

Kyrgyzstan, sodium cyanide spill, environmental damage

Hillson, 1324

Scott, 1324

Shares, sale- See Government expenditures - Debt, reduction, sale of assets

Campbell Collegiate- See Education - Partnership in education program

Camsell Portage, Sask.- See Health care - Services, Uranium City

Can-Oat Milling, Martensville- See Agricultural products/Farm products; Food processing industry

Canada Life- See Crown Life Insurance Company - Sale

Canada/Saskatchewan Agri-Infrastructure Program- See Highways and roads

Canada Transportation Act

Amendments- See also Rail transportation/Railways - Short-line development, successor rights, elimination

Federal government, urging, M. (Renaud)

Boyd, 1093-5

Kowalsky, 1098-9

Langford, 1093

McLane, 1096-7

Murrell, 1095-6

Renaud, 1090-3

Stanger, 1097-8

Whitmore, 1095

Transmission, M. (Kowalsky)

Kowalsky, 1100

Federal government, urging, M. (Renaud); questions and comments

McLane, 1099-100

Renaud, 1099

Stanger, 1099-100

Federal government, urging, member's statement

Renaud, 1083

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

Weather man, Howard Thornton, departure, member's statement

Murray, 303-4

Canadian Foodgrains Bank

Cotswold Growing Project, Gary and Marj Beaumont, Evesham, donation, member's statement

Murrell, 330

Donation, Elrose, member's statement

Wiens, 1420

Canadian Foundation for Innovation- See High technology - Canadian Light Source Synchrotron Project, Saskatoon

Canadian Light Source Synchrotron Project, Saskatoon- See High technology

Canadian National Railway- See Grain transportation - Canadian Wheat Board, complaint

Canadian Occidental Petroleum- See Research and development - Funding

Canadian Pacific Railway Company- See Grain transportation - Canadian Wheat Board, complaint

Canadian Radio-television Telecommunications Commission- See Saskatchewan Telecommunications; Telephones - Rural communities, subsidization

Canadian Transportation Agency- See Grain transportation - Canadian Wheat Board,- complaint

Canadian Union of Public Employees- See Health care - Workers, walkout; Women

Canadian unity- See National unity

Canadian Wheat Board- See Grain transportation

Canadian Wheat Board Act (C-4)

Changes, proposed, ministerial statement (Upshall)

Aldridge, 226

Boyd, 225-6

Upshall, 225

CanAmera Foods- See Economic development - Good news headlines, weekly newspapers

Canamino oat processing plant, Saskatoon- See Agricultural products/Farm products

Cancer- See also Hospital waiting-lists - Oncology

Bone scan, Paulette Lochbaum

McLane, 224-5

Serby, 224-5

Bone scan, Paulette Lochbaum, member's statement

McLane, 263

Breast cancer, province-wide screening, 209

Breast Cancer Month, October 1998, member's statement

Hamilton, 2094-5

Canadian Cancer Society, jail and bail fund-raiser, Humboldt, member's statement

Julé, 1010

Cancer Month, April, 1998, member's statement

Koenker, 463

CanOxy- See Canadian Occidental Petroleum

Carbon dioxide- See also Oil industry - Enhanced oil recovery project, Midale

Carievale, Sask.- See Hospital waiting-lists - Surgery, cystoscopy

Carlton Trail Regional College, Humboldt- See also Schools - Construction - Joint educational facility, Humboldt Collegiate Institute

Twenty-fifth anniversary celebration, member's statement

Julé, 672*

Carlyle, Sask.- See Land - Sale, environmental clean-up, leaking fuel tank spill

Casinos

Associated entities fund- See Music - Inner City Harmony CD project

Revenue- See- also Community-based organizations- Big Sisters Association of Saskatoon, family violence programs

First Nations Fund, audit, Provincial Auditor

Draude, 1265

Teichrob, 1265

Cattle Marketing Deductions Act, 1998 (No. 6)

First reading

Upshall, 108

Second reading

Boyd, 617-18

D'Autremont, 539

Sonntag, 539

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Boyd, 881-3

Upshall, 881-3

Third reading

Upshall, 888

Royal Assent, 1090

CBC- See Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

CEAPRO Inc.- See Agricultural products/Farm products - Canamino oat processing plant, Saskatoon, investment

Cellular phones- See Telephones

Centennial Auditorium, Saskatoon

Funding, 781-2

Central Butte, Sask.- See Schools - Construction and renovation projects; Schools - Upgrading and renovation

Central Plains Health District- See also Regina Health District; Special care homes - Humboldt, level 4 admissions, cancellations

Administration, salaries, increase, 1343

Funding, 1343

Nurses, additional, allocation, 1300

Certified General Accountants Amdt. Act (No. 16)

First reading

Cline, 226

Second reading

Cline, 562

Toth, 562-3

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Cline, 938-9

Gantefoer, 938-9

Third reading

Cline, 944

Royal Assent, 1090

Certified Management Consultants Act (No. 17)

First reading

Cline, 226

Second reading

Cline, 563

D'Autremont, 563

Draude, 777-8

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Cline, 935-8

Gantefoer, 935-8

Third reading

Cline, 944

Royal Assent, 1090

Channel Lake

Pollution, member's statement

Hillson, 200

Channel Lake Indemnification Act (No. 235-299, 400-439, 463-467, 473-476)

First reading, 192-5, 227-9, 240-6, 255-9, 269-72, 1425-8, 1442-4, 1454-6

Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd.

Natural gas, trading activities- See Saskatchewan Power Corporation - Minister responsible

Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd., sale- See also Crown Investments Corporation - Minister responsible; Public Accounts Committee; Saskatchewan Power Corporation - Ministers responsible, dismissal; Saskatchewan Power Corporation - President - Resignation; SaskEnergy Incorporated - Board of directors, resignation (O. Mitchell)

Hillson, 42-3

Lingenfelter, 42-3

Accountability/responsibility, 1885-7, 1889-94, 1896- See also Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd., sale - Cabinet responsibility; Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd., sale - Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan, minister responsible, responsibility

Asset sale studies and other documents, release

Gantefoer, 12

Lingenfelter, 12-13

Cabinet responsibility

Boyd, 379

Lingenfelter, 379-80

Consultants (R. Gross)

Boyd, 251

Lingenfelter, 251

Contract, signatures, release

Gantefoer, 39, 70, 157

Lingenfelter, 39, 70, 157

Criminal investigation

Boyd, 1147-8

Gantefoer, 39-40

Lingenfelter, 39-40, 1147-8

Crown Investments Corporation of- Saskatchewan, minister responsible

Knowledge

Boyd, 614-15

Lingenfelter, 614-15

Responsibility

Gantefoer, 821-2

Romanow, 822

Ernst & Young reports

Hillson, 160, 190-1

Lingenfelter, 160-1, 191

Establishment, Dynex assets, purchase, court case

Hillson, 709

Lingenfelter, 709-10

Final agreement

Changes, significance

Hillson, 738

Lingenfelter, 738-9

Contract, fraud investigation

Boyd, 673*-674*

Gantefoer, 708

Lingenfelter, 673*-674*, 708

Legal action, 1895

Legal counsel, outside, Hurst of Milner Fenerty, duties, failure to discharge/professional negligence, member's statement

Hillson, 1320

Legal counsel, outside, Milner Fenerty, negligence

Lingenfelter, 333

Osika, 333

Legal opinions

Boyd, 188-9, 191-2

Gantefoer, 157-8

Lingenfelter, 158

Romanow, 189, 191-2

Justice Department

Heppner, 252-3

Lingenfelter, 252-3

Olive Waller Zinkhan & Waller

Boyd, 222

Cline, 222

Lessons for the future, 1903-5

March 31, 1997, significance

Hillson, 1089

Lingenfelter, 1089

Minister responsible, briefing

Hillson, 382

Lingenfelter, 382

Natural gas, trading activities/arbitrage, authorization

Gantefoer, 674*

Lingenfelter, 674*

Negotiator

Dismissal, Saskatchewan Power Corporation, minister, informing

Hillson, 413-14

Lingenfelter, 413-14

Dismissal 1996, Premier's intervention

Hillson, 528-9

Romanow, 528-9

Premier, concern, expressing

Hillson, 616

Romanow, 616

Premier, knowledge, 1883

Boyd, 525-6

Lingenfelter, 525-6

Problems, prevention, 1905

Profit, announcement, correction

Hillson, 1089

Lingenfelter, 1089

Public inquiry, 1878, 1880-1, 1894-5- See also Crown Corporations - Ministers, responsibility, legislation; Crown Corporations Committee - Special meeting, March 31, 1998; Public Accounts Committee

Boyd, 159, 188-9, 191-2, 235-6, 251-2, 494-6

D'Autremont, 104, 128-9

Gantefoer, 187

Hillson, 253-4

Krawetz, 330-1

Lingenfelter, 104-5, 128-9, 235-6, 251-2, 254, 330-1, 495-6

Romanow, 159, 187, 189, 191-2, 254

Filibuster

Cost, member's statement

Aldridge, 1435

Filibuster, member's statement

Boyd, 200

Saskatchewan Party actions, member's statement

Aldridge, 264

Public inquiry, M. (D'Autremont)

D'Autremont, 108

Public inquiry, member's statement

Julé, 277

Public inquiry, petitions, 154, 184, 198, 218, 248, 262, 274, 328, 346, 376, 408, 439, 462, 491, 522, 552, 578, 610, 640, 662, 788, 839, 870, 1007, 1034, 1200, 1260, 1290, 1318, 1376, 1570, 1660, 1708, 1789, 1868, 1950, 1982

Bjornerud, 123, 153, 183, 231, 247, 273, 301, 327, 345, 375, 439, 461, 491, 521, 551, 577, 609, 639, 761, 1007, 1229, 1259, 1317, 1867

Boyd, 183, 231, 273, 301, 345, 375, 407, 439, 461, 491, 551, 609, 639, 1375, 1517

D'Autremont, 123, 153, 183, 231, 247, 261, 273, 301, 327, 345, 375, 407, 439, 461, 491, 551, 669*, 1259, 1317, 1517, 1593

Draude, 123, 153, 183, 231, 247, 261, 273, 301, 327, 345, 439, 461, 491, 521, 551, 577, 609, 639, 761, 817, 839, 1007, 1229, 1867

Gantefoer, 123, 183, 261, 273, 301, 327, 345, 375, 407, 439, 461, 491, 521, 551, 577, 609, 639, 1007, 1229

Heppner, 183, 231, 247, 261, 273, 301, 327, 345, 375, 439, 461, 491, 521, 551, 577, 609, 639, 761, 1171, 1229, 1259, 1659, 1707, 1787, 1949

Krawetz, 153, 183, 231, 247, 261, 273, 301, 327, 345, 375, 407, 521, 551, 577, 639, 1289

Toth, 153, 231, 247, 273, 301, 327, 345, 375, 407, 439, 491, 669*, 1259, 1867

RCMP investigation

Gantefoer, 982

Lingenfelter, 982

Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd., sale, ministerial statement (Lingenfelter)

Gantefoer, 19-20

Goohsen, 21-2

Hillson, 20-1

Lingenfelter, 16-19

Charest, Jean -See National unity - Public consultation, Quebec, response

Charles, Sandy- See Correctional centres - Forensic unit, North Battleford

Chartier, Clem- See Hunters/Hunting - Metis rights

Chief Electoral Officer- See Electoral Office

Child and Youth Secretariat

Establishment, proposal, 1698

Child benefit- See Children - Saskatchewan Child Benefit

Child care- See also Family - Low income

Child Care Week, May 10-17, 1998, member's statement

Draude, 1068

Subsidized spaces, rural communities, 866-7

Child custody, 1547-8- See also Child Protection Act (No. 746)

And access, study, Justice Department, member's statement

Draude, 1291

Child poverty, 210

Action plan for children, 210-11- See also below Reduction, government initiatives

National child benefit, 210- See also Children - Saskatchewan Child Benefit

Welfare Rights Centre, Regina, concerns

Calvert, 707-8

Toth, 707-8

Reduction, government initiatives, M. (Murray); amdt. (Draude)

Draude, 689-91

Hamilton, 691-4

Murray, 685*-686*

Stanger, 686*-689*

Toth, 695-6

Wall, 694-5

Child Protection Act (No. 746)

Calvert, 1177

Osika, 1177

First reading

Osika, 1180

Child sexual abuse

Awareness raising and fund-raising efforts, Sheldon Kennedy's cross-Canada in-line skate

Krawetz, 1599

MacKinnon, 1599

Support and Sheldon Kennedy Day in Saskatchewan, August 21, 1998, proclamation, M. (Krawetz)

Hillson, 1603

Julé, 1604

Krawetz, 1602-3

MacKinnon, 1604

Child support- See Enforcement of Judgments Conventions Act (No. 31)

Children, 209- See also Family - Health benefits; Prostitution; Women - Shelters

Child Find Saskatchewan, Green Ribbon of Hope campaign, member's statement

Toth, 897

Chili for Children, fifth annual fund-raiser, member's statement

Lingenfelter, 1037

Crime, prevention programs, funding, 1167

Crime, prevention programs, funding, ministerial statement (Nilson)

Heppner, 1150-7

Nilson, 1150

Deaths

Karen Quill, Children's Advocate Office, independent inquiry

Calvert, 669

Julé, 669

Reporting and prevention

Calvert, 1016

Julé, 1015-16

Disabled, parental support in caring for children at home, 210

Health services, specialty, specialized teams to support and transport to any location in Saskatchewan, 209

Hunger- See above Chili for Children, fifth annual fund-raiser

Learning to read and write, extra help, more children receiving, 210

Lost, two-year-old Tyren Bennett, community effort, member's statement

Bjornerud, 1201

National Missing Children's Day, May 25, 1998, member's statement

Murray, 1320

Nutrition education programs, Midwest Food Resource Project Incorporated, funding, member's statement

Murrell, 1292

Protection- See also Child Protection Act (No. 746)

Gemma House, investigation

Calvert, 281-2

Julé, 281-2

Walchuk case, Melville, 1547- See also Child Protection Act (No. 746)

Calvert, 1072-3

Osika, 1072-3

Maternal grandparents, custody, petitions, 1114, 1518, 1660, 1789

Osika, 1082, 1376, 1457-8, 1593, 1707-8

Safety- See Automobile and highway safety

Saskatchewan Child Benefit, 2, 211, 862-5, 867-8, 1539- See also Social Services Department - Computer program; Students - Single parents

School and community-based programs, hot meals and snacks to improve health and learning, 210

School supplies, more children, receiving, 210

Special needs, school and community programs, extra resources, provision, 210

Children's Advocate- See also Child custody; Children - Deaths, Karen Quill; Children - Protection, Walchuk case, Melville

Estimates (1998-99), committee referral (Estimates), M. (MacKinnon)

MacKinnon, 925

Chiropractic services

Injury, death, review, 1861

Christensen, Ken- See Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd., sale - Legal opinions

Churchill River- See Wilderness areas - Preservation, Megan forest

Cigarettes- See Tobacco Tax Act, 1998 (No. 30)

Circle Project, Regina- See Family - Violence, victims, aboriginal community, funding

Citizens- See also Government departments

1997 Citizens of the year, Larry Bjerland, Rose Valley, Bill and Shirley Chyz, Watson, member's statement

Draude, 67

Battleford and Districts Citizen and Junior Citizen of the Year, 30th Annual banquet, member's statement

Jess, 37

Buffalo Narrows, Shatilla family, recognition, member's statement

Belanger, 1320

Condolences, Dr. Orville Hjertaas, Prince Albert, member's statement

Krawetz, 1378

Romanow, 1377

Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations, Citizen of the Year, Donald Deranger, member's statement

Belanger, 1084

Humboldt, Andrea Sylvester, death in car accident, sympathy, member's statement

Julé, 1521

Ile-a-la Crosse, Willie and Therese McCallum, 50th wedding anniversary, member's statement

Belanger, 1576

Lakeland Citizen of the Year, Bob and Gwen Hutchinson, member's statement

Langford, 277

Mitchell, Fred, death, tribute and condolences, member's statement

Krawetz, 1984

Osika, 1984

Upshall, 1983-4

100th birthday celebration, Jennie Bell Gibson, Melfort, member's statement

Gantefoer, 733

Citizenship

Canadian citizenship, celebration

Radisson School, member's statement

Jess, 525

Robert Melrose Elementary School, Kelvington, member's statement

Draude, 441

City Hospital, Saskatoon

Geriatric assessment program, headed by Dr. Earl DeCoteau, member's statement

Haverstock, 919

Civil service- See Public service

Climate change- See Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming)

Cluff Lake, Sask.- See Uranium industry

Co-operation, 1, 209

Co-operative care homes- See Home care

Co-operatives, 4

Locally based, funding, 206

Pioneer Co-operative, Swift Current

Dividend payments, member's statement

Wall, 1575

Sales, member's statement

Wall, 441

Support and strengthening, 3

Coal mining industry

Estevan Coal Corporation, drag-line, construction, member's statement

Ward, 1203

Royalties, structure, competitive, 1767

Coburn, Gwenn and Todd- See Highways and roads - Deterioration - Vehicle damage - Chunks of pavement

Coca Cola- See Manufacturing industry

Cogema Resources- See Uranium industry - Cluff Lake mine site, northern leaders' tour

Collections Fine Art Gallery, Regina- See Disabled and handicapped persons - Accessibility, Human Rights Commission ruling

Collective bargaining- See Meat processing industry - Maple Leaf Foods International, plant, North Battleford, lockout; Saskatchewan Power Corporation

College Mathieu, Gravelbourg

80th anniversary, celebrations, member's statement

Aldridge, 1175

Combines Investigation Act- See Competition Act

Committees

Members, potential witnesses, sitting as members of the committee, 573

Committees, special- See Regulations Committee

Committees, standing- See Communication Committee; Constitutional Affairs Committee; Crown Corporations Committee; Environment Committee; Estimates Committee; Non-controversial Bills Committee; Private Members' Bills Committee; Privileges and Elections Committee; Public Accounts Committee

Common sense, 1-2, 5, 209

Commonwealth

Commonwealth Day, March 9, 1998

Contest winners,- presentation; Speaker, 6

Message from Her Majesty the Queen

Speaker, 23

Communication Committee

Legislative Library, annual report, referral, M. (MacKinnon), 22

Records retention and disposal schedules, referral, M. (MacKinnon), 22

Second report, 1594-5

Second report, M. (Trew) for concurrence

Trew, 1595

Communities, 2-3, 206, 211-12- See also Child poverty - Action plan for children; Education, post-secondary - Strengthening through partnerships; Municipalities; Northern Saskatchewan; Regional economic development authorities; Rural- municipalities; Transportation - Challenges and innovation

Economic strength, 3

Humboldt, eighth annual Sommerfest, June 19-21, 1998, member's statement

Julé, 1597

Humboldt, Oktoberfest activities, member's statement

Julé, 2063

Resources- See Child poverty - Action plan for children

Safe, vibrant, 209

Tax burden, 207

Community, 1, 5

Community Associations Residential Telephone Rate Designation Act (No. 206)

First reading

Julé, 74

Community-based organizations

Affiliate role, 1844-5

Big Sisters Association of Saskatoon, family violence programs, casino profits, member's statement

Hamilton, 819

Funding, 1844

Community-based regional economic development organizations, 1560-2

Northern Saskatchewan, funding, 1161

Community economic development, 206-7- See also Northern Saskatchewan

Inner cities, revitalization, 3, 206

Community home program- See Young offenders

Community justice committees- See Indians/First nations - Sentencing circles

Community Marketing Initiative- See Grain - Inland terminal, Naicam and Spalding, construction

Community pastures- See also Pastures Act (No. 7)

Bapaume pasture, treaty land entitlement process, payments, 688

Lease rates, increase

Bjornerud, 2033

Boyd, 1792-3

Upshall, 1792-3, 2033

Meeting Lake, treaty land entitlement process, 688

Compania de Consumadores de Gas de Santiago, Chile- See SaskEnergy Incorporated

Compassion, 1-2, 5, 209

Competition Act- See Rail transportation/railways - Line abandonment, court challenge

Computers- See Electronic Filing of Information Act (No. 22); Saskatchewan Power Corporation - SAP software; Social Services Department

Condie- See Water supply - Contamination, Regina, Wascana Creek

Condolences- See also Citizens

Communication of, M. (Romanow)

Romanow, 122, 684*

Feusi, Arnold Joseph (former MLA), M. (Romanow)

Bjornerud, 121

Julé, 120

Kowalsky, 121-2

Romanow, 120-1

Koester, Charles Beverley (former Clerk of Legislative Assembly), M. (Romanow)

Julé, 120

Romanow, 118-19

Toth, 119-20

Yew, Lawrence Riel (former MLA), M. (Romanow)

Belanger, 683*-4*

Goulet, 680*-2*

Lingenfelter, 682*-3*

Romanow, 679*-80*

Toth, 680*

Yew, Lawrence Riel (former MLA), member's statement

Belanger, 664

Conference of Mennonites of Saskatchewan Act (No. 301)

Petition, 552, 578

Second reading

Koenker, 837-8

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Koenker, 1526-7

Third reading

Koenker, 1529

Royal Assent, 1976

Conflict of Interest Commissioner

Activities, summary, 1133

Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd., sale, inquiry, Crown Corporations Committee, members, conflict of interest referral, 1134

Contracts, legal or auditing opinions, 1133

Legislative or regulatory changes, 1133

Salary, fluctuation, 1134

Staff, 1133

Connell, Lance- See Social Services Department - Employee

Conservative Party- See Progressive Conservative Party

Constitutional Affairs Committee

Name substitution, M. (Shillington)

Shillington, 1017

Contact Lake- See Gold mining - Government assistance

Copaxone- See Drugs and pharmaceuticals - Multiple sclerosis

Coronach, Sask.- See Hospitals - Beds, shortages

Corporation capital tax- See Bi-Provincial Upgrader, Lloydminster - Taxes, remission

Correctional centres

Forensic unit, North Battleford, inmate (Sandy Charles), escape

Heppner, 350, 352

Serby, 350, 352

Inmates, release, screening and reintegration methods, enhancements, 209

Correctional Services Amdt. Act, 1998 (No. 2), 2

First reading

Nilson, 74

Second reading

Bjornerud, 593-5

Heppner, 774-7

Nilson, 532-3

Toth, 533

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Heppner, 1158-9

Nilson, 1158-9

Third reading

Nilson, 1160

Royal Assent, 1976

Cost of living- See Northern Saskatchewan - Economic development

Cottages- See Property - Assessment, regional parks

Court system- See Queen's Bench Revision Act (No. 43)

Coyotes- See Livestock industry

Credit Union Act, 1998 (No. 46)

First reading

Nilson, 1074

Second reading

Heppner, 1270

Nilson, 1180-3

Sonntag, 1184

Toth, 1184-5

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Gantefoer, 1551-2

Hillson, 1552-4

Nilson, 1551-5

Third reading

Nilson, 1556

Royal Assent, 1977

Credit Union Act, 1998 (No. 46), member's statement

Jess, 1173-4

Credit Union Central

President, Elwood Harvey, election, member's statement

Jess, 672*

Credit unions, 4

Prince Albert, expansion, member's statement

Kowalsky, 199-200

CREDOS- See Community-based regional economic development organizations

Crime- See also Children; Offenders; Young offenders; Youth

Break-ins, combatting, 1166-7

Gang-related offences, 1164

Government action, citizen neighbourhood patrols, establishment, 1937

Krawetz, 1578-9

Nilson, 1578

Romanow, 1578-9

Prevention programs, funding, allocation, rural communities, 1167-8

Serious crime task force

Establishment, 2

Establishment, ministerial statement (Nilson)

Heppner, 335

Hillson, 335-6

Nilson, 335

Funding, allocation, 1167

Serious habitual offenders program, funding, allocation, 1167

Victims

Funding, 1164-5

Impact statement

Heppner, 2130

Nilson, 2130-1

Video store robbery victim, Lori Mushanski, firing, member's statement

Heppner, 186

Crop Development Centre and Plant Sciences Department- See University of Saskatchewan,- Saskatoon

Crop insurance

Acres, insured, 636

Applications (1997-98), 636

Claims, frost related, 1677-8

Cost, reduction, 3

Premiums, cost vs. return, 636-7

Re-seeding benefit, 1688-9

Boyd, 1523, 1711

Upshall, 1523, 1711-12

Crops- See also Grain

Damage- See also Farmers/Producers - Disaster assistance

Drought and frost, government assistance, member's statement

Aldridge, 1711

Crosby, Tom- See Health care reform - Review

Crown Construction Tendering Agreement, 1626-9

Boyd, 1663

Mitchell, 1663

Crown Construction Tendering Agreement Revocation Act (No. 207)

First reading

Boyd, 1442

Crown Corporation Managers Salary Act- (No. 755)

First reading

Boyd, 2121

Crown corporations- See also Crown Construction Tendering Agreement; Government departments, agencies, Crown corporations; Utilities

Gantefoer, 1954

Romanow, 1954-5

Boards of directors

Key decisions, responsibility vs cabinet responsibility, 1907-8

Role, 1906-7

Chairs, cabinet ministers, designation requirement, removal- See Crown Corporations Amdt. Act, 1998 (No. 54)

Debt, reduction, 1078-9

Decision-making authority and responsibility

Chief executive officer, appointment, 1907

Utility rate increases, 1906

Direction, debate

Hillson, 738

Lingenfelter, 738-9

Disclosure of persons and companies which receive money

Bjornerud, 1265

Lingenfelter, 1265

Economic engines, productive, 3

Equity investments, out of province- See also Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd., sale, ministerial statement

Hillson, 1325

Lingenfelter, 1325

Foreign investments

Hillson, 769

Lingenfelter, 769

Halt

Gantefoer, 412

Lingenfelter, 412

Halt, petitions, 218, 1318, 1376, 1432, 1446, 1458, 1570, 1950

Bjornerud, 1431, 1517

Boyd, 1289, 1415, 1431, 1867

D'Autremont, 1415

Draude, 1289, 1317

Gantefoer, 197

Heppner, 1289, 1317, 1415, 1431, 1445

Governance, decision-making structures and accountability, analysis, Tapp, L.G., Dean of Richard Ivey School of Business, University of Western Ontario, hiring

Gantefoer, 1263-4

Lingenfelter, 1263-4

Ministers, responsibility, legislation

Hillson, 1122

Lingenfelter, 1122

Plans, summary, 1905-6

Relationship with one another/working with one another, 1903-4

Review, key recommendations, implementation, 3

Subsidiaries, reporting practices

Bjornerud, 1265-6

Lingenfelter, 1266

Crown Corporations Amdt. Act, 1998 (No. 54)

First reading

Lingenfelter, 1042

Second reading

Boyd, 1471

Hillson, 1471-4

Kowalsky, 1474

Lingenfelter, 1240-1

Toth, 1241-2

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Gantefoer, 1585-8

Hillson, 1588-9

Lingenfelter, 1585-9

Third reading

Shillington, 1590

Royal Assent, 1977

Crown Corporations Amdt. Act, 1998 (Capital Market Activities Restrictions) (No. 743)

First reading

Hillson, 1526

Crown Corporations Amdt. Act, 1998- (Foreign Investment Prohibitions) (No. 202)

First reading

Gantefoer, 269

Crown Corporations Committee

Chair

Dismissal, inappropriate conduct

Boyd, 952

Romanow, 952-3

Language inappropriate, member's statement

Bjornerud, 1117

Name substitution, M. (D'Autremont)

D'Autremont, 2004

Name substitution, M. (Osika)

Osika, 2058

Name substitution, M. (Shillington)

Shillington, 1017

Report, third, 346

Report, third, M. (Lorje) for concurrence

Lorje, 346

Report, fourth, 522

Report, fourth, M. (Lorje) for concurrence

Lorje, 522

Report, fifth, 978

Report, fifth, M. (Lorje) for concurrence

Lorje, 978

Report, sixth, 1200

Report, sixth, M. (Lorje) for concurrence

Lorje, 1200-1

Report, seventh, 1789

Report, seventh, M. (Lorje) for concurrence

Lorje, 1789

Special meeting, March 31, 1998

Boyd, 348-9

Lingenfelter, 348-9

Membership (Shillington, Tchorzewski), conflict of interest, potential- See also Conflict of Interest Commissioner - Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd., sale, inquiry, Crown Corporations Committee, members

Boyd, 556

Lingenfelter, 556-7

Saskatchewan Power Corporation, President, legal counsel, payment

Boyd, 411

Gantefoer, 583

Lingenfelter, 380, 411-12, 583

Toth, 380

Witnesses, Don McKillop, Justice Department, attendance and documents, subpoena, M. (Lorje)

Lorje, 531-2

Witnesses, Premier, 1887-8

Boyd, 444, 526, 873

Hillson, 529, 616, 1088

Lingenfelter, 873

Romanow, 444-5, 526, 529, 616, 1088-9

Witnesses, Premier and Deputy Premier

Boyd, 349, 378-9

Lingenfelter, 349, 378-9

Witnesses, Shillington, and Tchorzewski, 574

Special meeting, March 31, 1998, member's statement

Bjornerud, 553

Crown Corporations Disclosure Act, 1998 (No. 201)

First reading

Gantefoer, 269

Crown Corporations Rate Review Act, 1998 (No. 205)

First reading

Gantefoer, 269

Crown Investments Corporation of- Saskatchewan- See also Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd., sale; Crown Life Insurance Company - Sale, Canada Life

Subsidiaries, funding- See Crown Corporations Amdt. Act, 1998 (No. 54)

Crown land- See also Game farming; Snowmobiles - Trails

Lease agreements, rate increase, 1947

Crown Life Insurance Company

Sale, Canada Life

Draude, 667

Gantefoer, 953, 1234, 1380, 1421-2

Lingenfelter, 667, 953, 1234-5, 1380, 1421-2

Sale, Canada Life, ministerial statement (Lingenfelter)

Gantefoer, 1385

Hillson, 1385-6

Lingenfelter, 1384-5

CRTC- See Canadian Radio-television Telecommunications Commission

Cuba

Saskatchewan, government model, member's statement

Heppner, 1203

Culinary arts

Culinary Team Saskatchewan, captain, Trent Brears, congratulations, member's statement

Shillington, 250

Culture- See Municipal Affairs, Culture and Housing Department; Saskatchewan Council of Cultural Organizations

Cumberland House, Sask.- See also Saskatchewan Power Corporation - Infrastructure, maintenance, Northern Saskatchewan

Funding agreement, 1161

CUPE- See Canadian Union of Public Employees

Curling- See Sports

Cypress Hills- See Wilderness areas

Cypress Hills constituency

Successful endeavours, member's statement

Goohsen, 2095-6

Cypress Hills Provincial Park

Fire exit, extra, provision, 1754

Golf course, irrigation, lagoon water, quality and safety, 1754

Livestock, fencing, policy, 1754-5

Dams

South Saskatchewan River, Meridian Water Management Association

Goohsen, 414

Lingenfelter, 414-15

Dance

Polonia Dance Ensemble, Regina, 10th anniversary, Polonia in Concert, member's statement

Kasperski, 920

Davidson, Sask.- See Health care - Centres; Highways and roads - Highway No. 44; Hospitals - Beds, reduction

Day care- See Child care

Deaths- See Vital Statistics Amdt. Act, 1998 (No. 36)

Debating- See Youth - National debating teams

Debt, public- See Government expenditures

Deficit- See Budget

Delgamuuko case, British Columbia- See Indians/First nations - Treaty land entitlements

Deloitte Touche- See Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd., sale

Delta Project- See Saskatchewan Power Corporation - SAP software

Democratic Unionism Act (No. 219)

First reading

Boyd, 1454

Dene- See Economic development - Northern Saskatchewan, strategy, provincial and northern leaders, agreement

Dene High School, La Loche- See Sports - Wrestling

Dental care- See Teachers' Dental Plan Amdt. Act, 1998 (No. 41)

Deputy ministers- See Government departments

Deputy Premier- See Premier - Grumpy Old Men video

Diabetes- See Health care

Dickson, Brian, retired Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Canada- See Judges - Supreme Court of Canada

Diefenbaker Lake Potato Corporation- See Potato industry

Direct Energy Marketing Limited, Calgary- See Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd., sale; Saskatchewan Power Corporation - Natural gas supply contract

Disability benefits- See Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations

Disabled and handicapped persons- See also Children; Public service; SARCAN (Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres); Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living - Benefits; Social assistance recipients

Accessibility, Human Rights Commission ruling, Collections Fine Art Gallery, 1933-5

Napoleon Jaseyounen, achievements, member's statement

Belanger, 187

Wheelchair buses, Saskatoon, mechanical problems

Draude, 2065

Teichrob, 2065

Discrimination and racism

International Day for the Elimination of Racism, March 21, 1998, member's statement

Hamilton, 220-1

Krawetz, 218-19

Wall, 233

Disney Corporation- See Film industry - Summer of Monkeys, Edge Productions, Saskatoon

Displayco, Regina- See Small business

District health boards- See Health district boards

Divisions (recorded votes)

Address in reply to the Speech from the Throne, motion for consideration 299; amdt. (Krawetz), 173

Budget (March 19, 1998), M. (Cline) to resolve into Committee of Finance 459; amdt. (Gantefoer), 459

Canada Transportation Act, amendments, federal government, urging, M. (Renaud), 400

Channel Lake Indemnification Act (No. 235-299, 400-439, 463-467, 473-476), 1R., 192-5, 227-9, 240-6, 255-9, 269-72, 1425-9, 1442-4, 1454-6

Crown Corporations Amdt. Act, 1998, clause 13, amendment, 1589

Election- Act, 1998 (No. 20), clause 8, 1032

Grain prices, subsidies, United States/ European Union, federal government, addressing, M. (Upshall); amdt. (Aldridge),- 2057

Hepatitis C victims, compensation, Krever commission recommendations, acceptance, M. (Toth); subamdt. 837

Legislative Assembly

Adjournment, October 21, 1998, M. (MacKinnon), 2136-7

Proceed to item 4 under private members' public Bills and orders, adjourned debate, M. (Bjornerud), 1215

Proceed to orders of the day, M. (Draude), 1529

Proceed to orders of the day, private members' public Bills and orders, adjourned debates, item 4, 1392-3

Maintenance of Saskatchewan Power Corporation's Operations Act, 1998 (No. 65), clause 7, amdt., 2026; clause 10, 2026

National highway program, responsibility, federal government, assuming, M. (Trew); amdt. (Hillson), 1224

Pipelines Act, 1998 (No. 25), clause 32, amendment, 1975-6

Plains Health Centre, closure, moratorium, M. (Toth), adjournment, M. (Van Mulligen), 1111

Rail transportation, line abandonment, M. (Whitmore) , 510-1

Telecommunications, access, affordable, universal service fund, creation, federal government, M. (Wiens); amdt. (Heppner), M. (Toth) to adjourn,- 718

Young Offenders Act, reform, petition, M. (Heppner), 930

Doctor-Patient Confidentiality Act (No. 228)

First reading

McLane, 1602

Doctors- See Physicians/doctors

Documents- See Records retention and disposal

Dore Lake- See Endangered spaces - World Wildlife Fund report; Fishing industry

Dosman, Dr. Jim- See Water quality - Contamination, pesticides

Drama- See High schools; Theatre

Draper, Lewis (former MLA)- See Health care - Crisis

Drought- See also Community pastures - Lease rates; Livestock industry

Contingency plans

Boyd, 1069-70, 1087

Teichrob, 1070

Upshall, 1087

Dugouts, pumping programs

Goohsen, 985

Upshall, 985

Government assistance

Boyd, 1955

Upshall, 1955

Drug abuse/substance abuse

Drug Abuse Resistance Education Program, graduates, Rosetown Walter Aseltine School, congratulations, member's statement

Wiens, 706

Ken Hansen Drug Awareness Foundation, Buffalo Narrows, establishment, member's statement

Belanger, 1710

Youth addiction services, provision

Calvert, 768-9

Osika, 768

Drugs and pharmaceuticals

Cost, government action, 1330

Interactions, potential, advance warning- See Saskatchewan Health Information Network

Multiple sclerosis

Approval method, 1856-8

Haverstock, 1796

Serby, 1796

Betaseron, approval, member's statement

Aldridge, 409

Betaseron and Copaxone

Access, board decisions

McLane, 41-2, 72

Serby, 41-2, 72

Access (D. Smyth), 1327-30

Exception drug plan reform, M. (McLane)

McLane, 43

Betaseron and Copaxone, petitions, 1376

Toth, 1317

Data provision, ethics committee approval, 1859-60

Natural herbs and medicines, investigation, 1329

Rebif, approval, 1349

Prescription drug plan, changes, 1916

Schedule regulations and by-laws- See Pharmacy Amdt. Act, 1998 (No. 18)

University of Saskatchewan technologies, licensing agreement, Alviva Biopharmaceutical, member's statement

Lorje, 1447

Ducks Unlimited- See Environment protection

Dumont, Richard- See Health care - Hepatitis C victims, compensation, exclusion

Dumont Technical Institute, Saskatoon- See Economic development - Metis economic development officers, training

East Central Health District- See also Health care - Kidney dialysis, Yorkton Regional Health Centre

Budget deficit, reduction, 1335-6

Manitoba patients, funding, compensation, 1336

Easter

Celebration, member's statement

Belanger, 554

Sonntag, 552-3

Eating disorders- See Health care

Economic and Co-operative Development Department- See also Hog industry - Processing plant, proposed, Maple Leaf; SPUDCO (Saskatchewan Potato Utility Development Company)

Economic Partnership Agreement, funding, 1558

Estimates, supplementary (1997-98), 1565-6

Estimates (1998-99), 808-15, 1160-2, 1556-65

Belanger, 1560-3

Draude, 808-15, 1160-2, 1557-9

Goulet, 1160-2

MacKinnon, 808-15, 1556-65

McLane, 1559-60

McPherson, 1563-5

Osika, 1565

Industry Sector Development Branch, staff, 1558

Investment Programs Branch

Mandate, vs. Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation, mandate, 1558

Strategic initiatives fund, 1558

Transfers for public services, funding, 1558

Northern Affairs, Office of, 1160- See also Mining industry - Environmental quality committees

Resource policy and program coordination, funding, 1160-1

Overview and goals, 808-9

Economic conditions, 810

Economic development- See also Regional economic development authorities; Sports - Hockey, La Ronge Ice Wolves, Northern Lights Hockey Development Incorporated

Economic Developer of the Year Award, James Leier, Tisdale, member's statement

Renaud, 347

Good news headlines, member's statement

Hamilton, 1035-6

McPherson, 1493

Stanger, 303, 897

Trew, 641

Van Mulligen, 1175

Ward, 442

Good news stories, member's statement

Van Mulligen, 101

Government involvement vs creating positive business environment, 1945-6

Highways and roads, impact, 892-3

Indicators, member's statement

Kasperski, 734

Initiatives, Melfort-Tisdale constituency, member's statement

Renaud, 493

Initiatives, recognition, M. (Hamilton)

Draude, 1529

Hamilton, 1529

Metis economic development officers, training, member's statement

Kowalsky, 672*

Northern Saskatchewan, 1561- See also Community-based regional economic development organizations

Cost of living, impact, 1562

Facilitation, Intergovernmental and Aboriginal Affairs Department, role, 546-7

Loans, 1161

Strategy, provincial and northern leaders, agreement- See also Northern Saskatchewan - Community development, strategy

Belanger, 1267-8

Romanow, 1267-8

Regional economic development authorities; Funding, 813-15

South-west

Natural gas plants, construction

Goohsen, 1581

Lingenfelter, 1581

Transportation concerns, Frenchman Valley Rural Development Co-operative, 1564-5

"Swift Current Boom," member's statement

Wall, 980

Western Economic Partnership Agreement, 811-12

Weyburn constituency, member's statement

Bradley, 1175

Economy, 1, 206- See also Communities; Crown corporations; Manufacturing and processing industry - Products

Diversification, 206

Growth, 3, 206, 208, 212, 810- See also Labour force - Skilled; Transportation

Indicators- See Equalization payments - Formula; Government - Financial planning

Lloydminster, member's statement

Stanger, 1576

Northern Saskatchewan, resource-based, diversification- See also Northern Development Fund

Strong, 5, 206

Strong, member's statement

Kasperski, 275-6

Thomson, 1661

Edge Productions, Saskatoon- See Film industry - Summer of Monkeys

Education, 211-12

Autistic children- See also Education - Home schooling; Teachers - Training, special education

Services, 1493

Balanced school year, 1492, 1512

Education Week, March 16-22, 1998, member's statement

Heppner, 125

Kowalsky, 125

Family life program- See below Sex education

Four-day school week, Scenic Valley, pilot project, assessment, 1488-9, 1497-8

French language- See also College Mathieu, Gravelbourg

Structure and governance- See Education Amdt. Act, 1998 (No. 57)

Funding, 208, 604, 607, 1963-4- See also Property tax; School boards - Grants

Funding, member's statement

Hamilton, 220

Hearing impaired students, 1492-3

Home schooling, 1491-2, 1511

Autistic children, 1493

Education Amdt. Act (No. 57), impact, 1514

Property taxes, level, 603-4

Math action plan, 3

Northern Saskatchewan, funding, 1504

Community pastures, establishment, taxation, 1510

Natural resources revenue, 1509-10

Parents, 208

Partnership in education program, Department of Highways and Transportation and Campbell Collegiate, member's statement

Hamilton, 234

Pre-kindergarten programs, priority, 3- See also- Education Amdt. Act, 1998 (No. 57)

Reading, accelerated reading virus, St. Peter's Elementary School, Unity, member's statement

Murrell, 1871-2

Restructuring- See School divisions - Amalgamation

Separate school system, assimilation in public school system, 1480

Sex education, curriculum and resource-based material, 1498

Special education, 3- See also Teachers - Training

World Catholic Education Day, May 21, 1998, member's statement

Teichrob, 1262

Education, post-secondary, 208- See also Regional colleges; Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology; Universities; Youth - Northern Saskatchewan

Capital funding, 208

Institutions, buildings, equipment and laboratories, upgrade, funding, 208

Quality and accessibility, improving, 208

Strengthening through partnerships with the community and industry, 3

Education Act

Appeal process- See Students - Bus transportation, Saskatoon, appeal mechanism

Education Amdt. Act, 1998 (No. 57), 3- See also Education - Home schooling

First reading

Atkinson, 1208

Second reading

Atkinson, 1466-8

Krawetz, 1468, 1608-9

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Bradley, 1781-4

Krawetz, 1781-4

Third reading

MacKinnon, 1864

Royal Assent, 1977

Education Department

Boundaries Commission, 599

Estimates (1998-99), 597-607, 1479-85, 1487-515, 1566

Atkinson, 597-607, 1479-85, 1487-515, 1566-7

Belanger, 1504-9

Bjornerud, 605-7

Goohsen, 1509-14

Julé, 603-4, 1511

Krawetz, 597-602, 1479-85, 1487-96

Lingenfelter, 1513

McLane, 1498-503, 1515, 1566

Osika, 1511-12

Toth, 1496-8

Estimates, supplementary (1997-98), 1566-7

Minister- See Saskatchewan School Trustees Association

Election Amdt. Act, 1998 (No. 20) (Chief Electoral Officer)

First reading

MacKinnon, 226

Second reading

D'Autremont, 648-9

Gantefoer, 746-8

Krawetz, 849-51

Mitchell, 648

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Krawetz, 1021-30, 1032

Mitchell, 1020-31

Osika, 1030-1

Third reading

Mitchell, 1032

Royal Assent, 1090

Elections- See By-elections

Federal- See British Columbia

Provincial- See Nova Scotia

Electoral Office

Chief Electoral Officer- See also Political parties - Contributions, Conservative Party, funds, investigation

Certificate of election and return

Buckley Belanger

Speaker, 2139

Judy Junor

Speaker, 1981

Estimates, 1971

Officer of the Legislature and appointment through non-partisan process, 4- See also Election Amdt. Act, 1998 (No. 20) (Chief Electoral Officer)

Electricity- See also Municipalities - Recreational facilities, non-profit; Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Co-generation, 1772

Rates, Northern Saskatchewan, 1653-5

Belanger, 646-7

Goulet, 647

Rates, Northern Saskatchewan, petitions, 1230, 1570, 1660, 1708, 1950

Belanger, 1199-200, 1259, 1593, 1660, 1868

Hillson, 1199, 1230

Rural underground distribution program- See Homesteading - Northern Saskatchewan

Supply, adequacy

D'Autremont, 1988-9

Lingenfelter, 1988-9

Underground lines, rural communities, original rate, petitions, 154

Julé, 124

Electronic Filing of Information Act (No. 22)

First reading

Nilson, 531

Second reading

Heppner, 722-4

Nilson, 590

Toth, 590

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Heppner, 1157-8

Nilson, 1157-8

Third reading

Nilson, 1160

Royal Assent, 1976

Elk

Domesticated vs. wild, numbers, 1747

Elk farming, 624-5

Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) testing, 687

Development/expansion, 687-8

Disease control, 1758

Responsibility, 625

Domestic elk, right to import, 630, 686

Producers' concerns, 625-6, 685

NDP Agriculture caucus, meeting, 626

Regulations

Agriculture Department, 627, 1758

Consultation process, 627-9

Environment and Resource Management Department, 631-4, 1747, 1758

Financial burden, 634-5

Technical advisory committee, Agriculture Department, 629-30

Wildlife diversification task force, Environment and Resource Department, 629-30

Emergency services- See Health care - Centres; Hospitals, Regina; Motor vehicles - Accidents, Northern Saskatchewan, Jaws of Life; Regina General Hospital; Telephones - 911

Employment, 2, 206, 211-12- See also Economy - Strong; Family - Work, balance; Film Employment Tax Credit Act (No. 63); Food processing industry - Can-Oat Milling, Martensville; Indians/First Nations; Mining industry - Exploration equipment, sales tax exemption; Oil industry - Prices, decrease, government actions to counterbalance; Unemployment; Youth

Loss- See Crown Life Insurance Company - Sale, Canada Life

Northern Saskatchewan- See Economic and Co-operative Development Department - Northern Affairs, Office of; Economic development - Loans, Northern Saskatchewan; Forest industry - Protection; Mining industry - Exploration equipment, sales tax exemption; Northern Saskatchewan - Community development, strategy, development

Opportunities, 209

Regina, member's statement

Van Mulligen, 1459

Programs and services

Human Resources Development Canada, employees, transfer, 1138

Responsibility to design and deliver- See Labour market - Canada-Saskatchewan Agreement on Labour Market Development, programs, funding

Rate, 206, 1740

Vs. Alberta and Manitoba, 1740

Statistics, member's statement

Hamilton, 1035-6

Thomson, 101

Target, 21st century, 206

Employment development, 2, 207, 809-10- See also Bi-Provincial Upgrader, Lloydminster; Forest industry - Prince Albert pulp and paper mill; Forest industry - Wapa Weeka saw mill, construction; Hog industry - Processing plant, proposed, Maple Leaf; Manufacturing and processing industry - Molson Breweries, expansion; Oil industry - Petroleum research tax incentive; Oil industry - Wealth; Regional economic development authorities; Resource industries; SARCAN (Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres) - Recycling programs; University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon - Biotechnology initiative

Government record

Gantefoer, 2130

MacKinnon, 2130

Employment development, member's statement

Van Mulligen, 234

Employment insurance- See Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology - Funding, decrease

Employment insurance account- See also Training programs - Federal funding

Surplus

Cline, 1713

Gantefoer, 1713

Employment supplement- See Income - Saskatchewan employment supplement

Emu farming

Carlyle area, member's statement

Ward, 68

Endangered spaces

World Wildlife Fund report, member's statement

Koenker, 871

Endangered species

Cormorant, 1752

Energy- See also Alternative energy; Electricity; Natural gas

Production, enhancement, 1771

Energy and Mines Department- See also Bi-Provincial Upgrader, Lloydminster - Sale, negotiations

Estimates (1998-99), 1764-80

Aldridge, 1773

D'Autremont, 1764-73, 1780

Goohsen, 1773-80

Lautermilch, 1764-80

Estimates, supplementary- (1997-98), 1780

Energy conservation

Nature Saskatchewan, prospectus, 1776-8

Enforcement of Judgments Conventions Act (No. 31), 2

First reading

Shillington, 711

Second reading

Heppner, 879-80

Nilson, 745-6

Toth, 746

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Heppner, 1159

Nilson, 1159

Third reading

Nilson, 1160

Royal Assent, 1976

Engineering industries- See Research and development - Income tax credit

English language

Shakespeare, William, birthday and contributions, commemoration, member's statement

Mitchell, 733

Entrepreneurs- See Business

Environment and Resource Management Department- See also Elk farming - Regulations; Mining industry - Environmental quality committees

Conservation officer, Marty Halpape, Al Stark Award winner, member's statement

Draude, 493

Employees, deaths, plane crash, January 1997, commemoration, plans, 1758

Estimates (1998-99), 684-8, 1373, 1741-63

Belanger, 1756-8

Bjornerud, 1753-4

D'Autremont, 1373, 1741-51, 1763

Draude, 1752-3

Goohsen, 1754-6, 1760-3

Heppner, 1751-2

Hillson, 688, 1758-9

McLane, 1763

Scott, 684-8, 1373, 1741-63

Toth, 684-8, 1759-60

Estimates, supplementary (1997-98), 1763

Goods, programs, legislation, regulations, 1373

Human rights, violations, complaints, 1752

Minister- See Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming) - Reduction

Women employees, 1752

Environment Committee

Name substitution, M. (Osika)

Osika, 2059

Environment protection, 1373- See also Business - Licensing requirements, streamlining; Cameco Corporation - Kyrgyzstan, sodium cyanide spill; Forest industry - Nemeiben forest, logging; Land - Sale, environmental clean-up, leaking fuel tank spill, Carlyle; Oil industry - Pipelines, failure; SARCAN (Saskatchewan Association of- Rehabilitation Centres - Recycling programs; Wildlife Amdt. Act, 1998 (No. 32)

Ducks Unlimited, Saskatchewan Farm Security Act, exemption, 1758

Earth Day, April 22, 1998, member's statement

Murray, 705

Representative areas network, 2sales tax reduction.5 million acres, addition, 4

World Wildlife Fund, involvement, 1751-2

Equal pay for work of equal value- See Pay equity

Equality, 1

Equalization payments

Formula, economic growth, factors, impact, 1733-4

Ernst & Young- See Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd., sale

Estevan, Sask.- See Oil industry - Wealth and job creation; Schools - Upgrading and renovation

Estevan Coal Corporation- See Coal mining industry

Estey, Hon. Mr. Justice Willard Z.- See Grain, transportation - Review, federal (Estey)

Estimates- See also Estimates under individual department e.g. Health Department - Estimates

1997-98, supplementary, transmitted, M. (Cline) to refer to Committee of Finance

Cline, 310

1998-99, main, transmitted, M. (Cline) to refer to Committee of Finance

Cline, 310

Estimates Committee

Child Advocate, Estimates (1998-99), referral, M. (MacKinnon), 925

Legislative Assembly, Estimates (1998-99), referral, M. (MacKinnon), 925

Legislative Assembly, Estimates, supplementary- (1997-98), referral, M. (MacKinnon), 925

Name substitution, M. (Shillington)

Shillington, 1017, 1140

Ombudsman, Estimates (1998-99), referral, M. (MacKinnon), 925

Provincial Auditor, Estimates (1998-99), referral, M. (MacKinnon), 925

Third report, 1260

Third report, M. (Whitmore), for concurrence

Whitmore, 1260

European Union- See Grain - Prices, subsidies

Executive Council- See also Crown corporations - Boards of directors, key decisions, responsibility

Deputy Chief of Staff- See Public Service Commission - Partisan politics; Saskatchewan Power Corporation - President, severance pay

Documents, release, 1135

Estimates (1998-99), 1877-947, 1959-71

Bjornerud, 1924-33

Boyd, 1887-90, 1892-6, 1966-71

Draude, 1919-23

Gantefoer, 1881-3, 1885-7

Haverstock, 1903-11

Heppner, 1902, 1933-47

Julé, 1917-19

Krawetz, 1877-9, 1963-6

Lingenfelter, 1969-70

Osika, 1959-62

Romanow, 1877, 1879-88, 1890-1, 1893-5, 1899-912, 1914-47, 1959, 1962-7

Toth, 1896-902, 1911-16

Exhibition Associations

Turtleford Fair, best local fair, 1997, member's statement

Stanger, 409

Export enhancement program- See Grain - Prices, subsidies, United States/European Union

Exports- See Agricultural products/Farm products

Expropriation- See Oil industry - Land expropriation

Expropriation Procedure Act- See Pipelines Act, 1998 (No. 25)

Fair, Milt- See Saskatchewan Power Corporation - President - Severance pay

Family, 2, 206, 209, 211-12- See also Farm families; Income

Abuse- See below Violence

Bereaved, Northern Saskatchewan, support, Beauval, member's statement

Belanger, 979

"Building independence: investing in families"

Call centre, member's statement

Murray, 1661-2

Strategy, 2- See also Child - Poverty, reduction; Children - Saskatchewan Child Benefit; Family - Health benefits; Income - Saskatchewan employment supplement; Saskatchewan Assistance Amdt. Act (No. 49)

Strategy, member's statement

Murrell, 220

Strategy, ministerial statement

Aldridge, 283

Romanow, 282

Toth, 282-3

Earning $20,000 annually and receiving the Saskatchewan Child Benefit and the Saskatchewan employment supplement will be better off by $1500, 212

Earning $50,000 annually will be better off by $600, 212

Health benefits, 2, 211, 862-5

Low income- See also Children - Saskatchewan Child Benefit; Family - "Building independence:- investing in families," strategy; Housing; Income - Saskatchewan employment supplement

Child care costs, 865

Maternity benefits- See Income

Mothers, expectant, education and counselling, 209

Mother's Day, tribute, member's statement

Hillson, 1036-7

Murray, 1036

Paternity- benefits- See Income

Poverty, 210

Single parents- See Students

Social assistance

Bridge to opportunity and independence, provision, 211-12

Dependence cycle, 211-12

Employment commencement

Children's health benefits, loss, 211

Day care costs and other work-related expenses, dilemma, 211

Violence- See also Community-based organizations - Big Sisters Association of Saskatoon; Victims of Domestic Violence Act; Women - Shelters

Aboriginal Women's Council of Saskatchewan and Prince Albert Grand Council women's commission, initiatives, member's statement

Kowalsky, 1711

Victims

Aboriginal community, funding

Metis Women of Yorkton, member's statement

Serby, 1036

Aboriginal community, funding, member's statement

Murrell, 1436

Aboriginal community, funding, ministerial statement (Nilson)

Goohsen, 679*

Heppner, 678*

Hillson, 678*-679*

Nilson, 677*-678*

Information, police access, faster, 209

Work, balance, task force, establishment, 1591

Work, balance, task force, establishment, member's statement

Lorje, 612

Family Income Plan- See Income

Farm families

Health and safety programs, 209

Farm income- See Government revenue - Agricultural income

Farm land- See also Crown land

Property tax, increase

Julé, 1383

Teichrob, 1383-4

Farm machinery

Kinistino, New Holland dealership, Farm World, Parts Excellence Award, congratulations, member's statement

Langford, 981

Sales, 207, 1947

Farm products- See Agricultural products/Farm products

Farm safety- See also Farm families

Campaign, "Come Home Safe Tonight," member's statement

Ward, 898

Farm Safety Week, March 11-18, 1998, member's statement

Langford, 37

Murrell, 69

Farm trucks- See also Recycling - Oil and filters

Concrete truck conversion to grain truck, hauling capacity, 1806

Farm vehicles

Fleet assessment program, SGI implementation, potential, 1082-3

Farmers/Producers- See also Agriculture; Banks and financial institutions - Mergers, Task Force on the Future of the Canadian Financial Services Sector (MacKay); Food - Markets

Credit, cost, 1681

Demurrage fees, 1687

Disaster assistance

Boyd, 1873-4, 1957

Upshall, 1874, 1957-8

Financial crisis, government assistance- See also Grain - Prices, subsidies

Bjornerud, 2032

Upshall, 2032

Innovation, 207

Input costs, 1947- See also Farmers/Producers -- Credit, cost; Gasoline - Price increase

Reduction, 1678-9, 1682

Net income, 1678-9

Numbers, decline, 1679-80

Fathers- See Adoption Amdt. Act. 1998- (No. 14 ) (birth fathers)

Federal-provincial conferences- See Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming) - Reduction

Federal-provincial investment programs- See Economic development - Western Economic Partnership Agreement

Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations- See also Citizens; Sexual assault/offences- - Charges; Tourism - Waterways project

Chief, election, Perry Bellegarde, congratulations, member's statement

Draude, 842-3

Flavel, 842

Fermentation and Cell Culture Plant- See Agricultural biotechnology

Feusi, Arnold Joseph (former MLA)- See Condolences

File Hills Agency- See Health care

Film Employment Tax Credit Act (No. 63)

First reading

Teichrob, 1180

Second reading

Teichrob, 1605-6

Toth, 1606-7

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Bjornerud, 1700-2

Teichrob, 1700-2

Third reading

MacKinnon, 1703

Royal Assent, 1977

Film industry

Employment tax credit, 207

Increase, rural community locations and jobs, 207

Film makers, 1

Lumsden, YTV series, Incredible Story Studio, episodes, location, member's statement

Murray, 1984

Maximum Dimension, children's television series, member's statement

Hamilton, 276

Minds Eye, Made-for-TV movie, Bad Prospect, member's statement

Murray, 1145

New Haven and Partners in Motion projects, member's statement

Trew, 663-4

Summer of Monkeys, Edge Productions, Saskatoon, Disney Corporation marketing deal, member's statement

Lorje, 348

Yorkton Short Film & Video Festival, member's statement

Serby, 1292-3

Youth employment, 207

Finance Committee

Budget (March 19, 1998), M. (Cline) to resolve into committee; Cline, 310

Estimates, 1997-98, supplementary, transmitted, M. (Cline) for referral, 310

Estimates, 1998-99, main, transmitted, M. (Cline) for referral, 310

Finance Department

Budget Analysis Division, 1734-5

Estimates (1998-99), 1075-9, 1732-41

Belanger, 1738-9

Cline, 1075-9, 1732-41

Gantefoer, 1075-9, 1732-5

Hillson, 1735-7, 1740

Julé, 1076

Estimates, supplementary (1997-98), 1741

Financial institutions- See Banks and financial institutions

Fire protection

Agricultural spray planes, usage, 1745

Air strips, location, 1745

Aircraft, types used, 1743

Alberta, assistance, Saskatchewan fire-fighters, member's statement

Stanger, 979-80

Equipment, sales tax, exemption, 209

Naicam fire department, member's statement

Renaud, 581

Expenses, 1745

Farmers' brush piles, control, 1744-5

Fire fighters

Northern Saskatchewan, 1758

Northern Saskatchewan, member's statement

Belanger, 1418, 1789-90

Fire fighting operations, procedure, 1741-4

Infrared detectors, use of, 1742

Programs, consultation, 1744

Turnor Lake and Ile-a-la-Crosse

Belanger, 1383

Scott, 1383

Firearms

Ownership, criminal activity without permit, 1169

Registration, procedure, 1169-70

Firearms Act (C-68)

Alberta Court of Appeals, court case, 1168

Saskatchewan presentation, 1168

Cost, 1170

Lawyers, 1168-9

Regulations

Implementation, 1169-70

Regulations, ministerial statement (Nilson)

D'Autremont, 500

Nilson, 499-500

Osika, 500-1

Supreme Court of Canada, appeal, 1169

First Nations- See Indians/First Nations

First Nations Fund- See Casinos - Revenue

Fishing- See Water - Levels, Last Mountain Lake

Fishing industry

Commercial fishing, Northern Saskatchewan, government assistance, 1756-8

Dore Lake and Sled Lake, water levels, 1756

Farm plates, eligibility, 1756

Northern commercial fish transportation subsidy, 1161-2

Fishing Lake, Sask.- See Water - Drainage, project, proposed

Floods- See Water - Drainage, project, proposed, Fishing Lake

Fondation Fransaskoise Act, 1998 (No. 302)

Petition, 552, 578

Report, 1432

Second reading

Kasperski, 838

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Kasperski, 1527-9

Third reading

Kasperski, 1529

Royal Assent, 1976

Food- See also Agriculture and Food Department

Markets, more competitive, 207

Preparation and service, rural Saskatchewan, Health Department, regulations, member's statement

Julé, 525

Food processing industry- See also Animal Products Amdt. Act, 1998 (No. 5)

Can-Oat Milling, Martensville, official opening, member's statement

Langford, 441

Nifty Noodles, Mossbank, member's statement

Murrell, 2127

Pasta D'Aurum, Swift Current, member's statement

Wall, 1291

Quality assurance programs- See On-farm Quality Assurance Programs Act (No. 35)

Foodgrains Bank- See Canadian Foodgrains Bank