Hansard Subject Index - 4th Session of the 23rd Legislature

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Cadillac, Sask.
- See
  - Highways and roads – Signage, Ponteix
Cameron, Stan
- See
  - Labour Department – Occupational Health and Safety Division, funding, accountability
  - Workers' Advocate Office – Funding, accountability
Campbell, Elmer
- See
  - Fishing industry – Overfishing protection, Dillon band chief Elmer Campbell, leadership
Canada Foundation for Innovation 521
- See also
  - High technology – Canadian Light Source Synchrotron Project, Saskatoon
  - University of Regina
Canada Health Act 60, 139, 170, 230, 389, 434
- Legislative Assembly members, public positions, challenge to explain, 4
- Unconditional support for principles and continued application as a national statute
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Medicare Act
Canada Health and Social Transfers
- See
  - Training programs – Funding – Federal transfers
Canada-Saskatchewan Western Economic Partnership Agreement
- See
  - Oil industry – Heavy oil – Science centre, Lloydminster, member's statement
Canada Transportation Act 48, 392
Canada Trust
- See
  - Students – Scholarships
Canadian Grain Commission
- See
  - Grain transportation – Handlers' strike – Government action
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
- See
  - Medical research – Funding
Canadian Pacific Railway
- See
  - Grain – Elevators, closure – Prevention
Canadian Tire
- See
  - Retail industry
Canadian Union of Public Employees'
- See
  - Health care providers/workers – Collective bargaining – Canadian Union of Public Employees', intervention
Canadian Wheat Board 48, 82–83
- Monopoly, 92
Canamino Inc.
- See
  - Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation
Cancer
- Breast cancer
  - See
    - Women – Health care
- Drugs, funding, 287, 353
- Patients
  - See also
    - North Central Health District – Saskatchewan Cancer Agency, employees, strike
  - Chemotherapy, Tyrell Dueck, parents' presence denial
    - See also
      - Child protection – Family intervention – Social Services Department, policy review
    - Draude, 73, 75
    - Van Mulligen, 73, 75
  - Northern Saskatchewan, Leslie Aubichon, 202
- Prostate, high dose rate brachytherapy (HDRB) program, Allan Blair Cancer Centre, member's statement
  - Murray, 71
- Surgery, follow-up treatment (R. Hammermeister)
  - Atkinson, 132–34
  - D'Autremont, 132–34
- Treatments
  - Improvements, 3–4, 115, 118, 122, 139, 171, 287, 306, 322, 346, 353, 363, 378, 410
    - Funding, 287–88, 388, 419, 444, 448
  - Liberal Party position, 380
  - Outreach, 288, 411
Canora, Sask.
- See
  - Water – Drainage, project, proposed, Fishing Lake
Canwood Economic Development Corporation
- See
  - Small business – Small business loans association program – Employment development – Rural communities
Career and employment services
- See
  - Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training Department
Carlton Trail Regional College, Humboldt
- See
  - Schools – Construction and maintenance – Joint-use facilities – Humboldt Collegiate Institute
Carlton Trail Regional Economic Development Authority
- See
  - Regional economic development authorities – Carlton Trail Regional Economic Development Authority, funding
Carrot River, Sask.
- See
  - Health care – Carrot River, meeting, member's statement
  - Hospitals – Carrot River
Carrot River Pork Producers
- See
  - Hog industry
Cattle industry 25
- See also
  - Crown land – Leases, regulations
- Grazing land
  - See
    - Crown land – St. Brieux, wildlife habitat, preservation
- Pride of the Prairies, 80th annual bull sale and show, Lloydminster, member's statement
  - Stanger, 245
Cemeteries Act, 1999 (No. 30)
- First reading
  - Nilson, 758
- Second reading
  - Bjornerud, 909
  - Nilson, 822–23
  - Toth, 823
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Hillson, 970
  - Nilson, 970
- Third reading
  - Nilson, 981
- Royal Assent, 1161
Central America
- Hurricane Mitch survivors, assistance, Lakeview School grades 5 and 6 fundraising, member's statement
  - Nilson, 295
Central Plains Health District
- Funding, capital
  - See
    - Hospitals – New, construction – Humboldt, Central Plains Health District, capital funding
Cerebral palsy
- See
  - Education – Conducive Education program, Estey School, Saskatoon
Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd., sale
- Public Accounts Committee report, 127, 195, 199
Charitable foundations
- See also
  - Legislative Assembly members – Constituency expenses, charitable foundations
  - Tommy Douglas House
- Non-Profit Corporations Act, non-compliance, 618–19
  - Julé, 300–301
  - Van Mulligen, 301
Chelation therapy
- See
  - Medicare
Chemotherapy
- See
  - Cancer – Patients
Child action plan
- See
  - Child poverty – Action Plan for Children
Child and Family Services Act
- See
  - Child protection – Guidance, Child and Family Services Act
Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 1) 5, 231, 437
- See also
  - Children – At risk – Protection – Government action
- First reading
  - Van Mulligen, 78
- Second reading
  - Hillson, 507
  - Julé, 506–7
  - Toth, 256
  - Van Mulligen, 253–56
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Julé, 765–70
  - Van Mulligen, 765–70
- Third reading
  - Van Mulligen, 772
- Royal Assent, 1161
Child benefit
- See
  - Children – Saskatchewan Child Benefit
Child care
- Souris Valley Child Care Centre and The Family Place, Weyburn, Premier's visit, member's statement
  - Bradley, 805
Child custody
- See also
  - Children – Access
- Shared parenting, federal legislation, 1006
Child maintenance
- See
  - Maintenance orders
Child poverty 169
- Action Plan for Children, 5, 58, 116, 123, 193, 286, 306, 347, 356, 361, 387, 389
  - See also
  - Champions for Children Award, 58, 116
  - Funding, 286, 449
  - Priorities
    - See
- Action Plan for Children, member's statement
  - Stanger, 336
- National Child Benefit, 286, 306, 415
  - See also
    - Child poverty – Action Plan for Children
- National Children's agenda, 58
Child protection
- Concerns, forwarding to police, 920
- Family intervention, 408–9
  - Social Services Department, policy review
    - Member's statement
      - Draude, 182
    - Petitions
      - Draude, 333, 497
      - Gantefoer, 211, 293, 333, 365, 397, 423, 477, 497, 527, 607
      - Julé, 211, 497, 557, 607, 1009
      - Krawetz, 557
      - Toth, 333, 365, 423, 497
- Guidance, Child and Family Services Act, 918
- Investigation procedures, 918–19
  - Family, access, 919–20
  - Public access, 919
Child sexual abuse
- Conviction, fines, increase
  - See also
    - Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 1)
  - Julé, 753
  - Nilson, 753
- Legislative Assembly member, Cypress Hills constituency
  - Charge
    - See
      - Court system – Backlog
  - Conviction, expulsion
    - Julé, 653
    - MacKinnon, 653
Child support payments
- See
  - Maintenance orders
Children
- See also
  - Indians/First Nations
  - Prostitution
- Abuse, 361
- Access, grandparents
  - See
    - Children's Law Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 244)
- At risk, 286, 361, 445
  - See also
    - Family – Health benefits program
    - Schools – Safety, addressing
  - Early intervention, 48–49
    - See also
      - Schools – Pre-kindergarten programs – Stronger, availability for vulnerable children
  - Protection
    - Government action
      - Julé, 73–74
      - Van Mulligen, 74
    - Government action, petitions
      - Hillson, 102
  - Social workers' caseload, alleviation, 574–75
  - Support, 58
- Autistic, 447
- In care, corporal punishment, Social Services Department, view, 920
- Disabled and handicapped
  - See
    - Education – Special needs
- Early childhood development, strengthening, 58
- Fetal alcohol syndrome
  - See
    - Health care – Fetal alcohol syndrome
- Health services, specialty
  - See
    - Health care – Pediatric transport, enhanced, critically ill infants
- Hunger, 193, 290, 415, 440
  - Prevention, 286
  - Regina Food for Learning Week, April 19-23, 1999, member's statement
    - Trew, 626
- Immunization programs, 286, 448
- Infant mortality, 125, 175, 199, 230
- Learning disabilities, diagnostic assessment and programming, funding, petitions
  - Haverstock, 8, 38, 70, 129, 180, 212, 242, 274, 294, 334, 366, 424, 477, 528, 623, 649–50, 679, 707, 749–50, 800, 856, 1009, 1067
- Nutrition
  - Poor, elimination, 4
  - Program, funding, 415
- Saskatchewan Child Benefit, 47, 58, 286, 306, 312, 325, 360–61, 389, 445–46, 922
- Saskatchewan Council on Children, 58
- Shelter/refuge, Block Parent program, 15th anniversary, member's statement
  - Kasperski, 752
- Tax reduction
  - See
    - Income – Saskatchewan tax reduction
- Vulnerable
  - See
    - Children – At risk
Children's Advocate 58, 361
- See also
  - Young offenders – Custody centres – Review
- Estimates (1999-2000), committee referral, moved (MacKinnon)
  - MacKinnon, 586
Children's Law Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 244)
- First reading
  - Draude, 1018
Chinese Canadians
- See
  - Small business – Star Café, Marcelin, 75th anniversary
Churchbridge Rural Municipality
- See
  - Highways and roads – Highway No. 8 – Langenburg north
Churchill, Man.
- See
  - Ports
Citizens
- Lakeland citizen of the year, Noreen Dochylo, member's statement
  - Langford, 73
Civil rights, member's statement
- McPherson, 934
Climax, Sask.
- See
  - Rural communities – Southwest, police services
Co-operation 1, 3, 19, 23, 25, 208, 235–39, 289, 322, 343, 359
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
- See
  - Students – Tuition fees – Abolishment
Co-operatives 1, 236–37, 393
- See also
  - New Generation Co-operatives Act (No. 42)
- Agricultural, 25
- Building blocks in new economy, 2
- Development
  - See
    - Economic and Co-operative Development Department
- Investment capital, new, 2
- Weyburn Co-op, record year, member's statement
  - Bradley, 652
Cody, Don
- See
  - Legislative Assembly members – Constituency expenses, charitable foundations – Donations
Collective bargaining
- See
Committees, special
- See
  - Regulations Committee
Committees, standing
- See
Commodities
- Price decline, 94, 98, 148, 169, 194, 283, 355
Common sense 3, 23–24, 26, 191, 199, 228, 446
Communication Committee
- Legislative Library, annual report, committee referral, moved (MacKinnon), 17
- Records retention and disposal, committee referral, moved (MacKinnon), 17
- Third report, 1009
- Third report, moved (Murray) for concurrence
  - Murray, 1010
Communities 1, 49, 227, 231, 358, 361, 440
- See also
- Agriculture crisis, impact, 29–30, 161
- Economic development, 361
- Herbert, caring and compassion, member's statement
  - Aldridge, 532–33
- Moosomin Chamber of Commerce banquet, member's statement
  - Toth, 277
- New millennium celebrations, funding, 1033–34
- Northern Saskatchewan
  - Activist, Alex Shatilla, recognition, 201
  - Turnor Lake, memorandum of understanding, 200
- Nutrition programs, 3, 88
- Safety, 1, 4, 48, 58, 193, 198, 286, 287, 289–90, 347, 356, 387, 389, 393, 437
  - See also
    - Child poverty – Action Plan for Children
    - Family – Building independence: investing in families, strategy
  - People's agenda, 5, 167
  - Priority, 5, 167
- Strengthening, 359
- Volunteer Wall of fame, 10th annual induction ceremony, Regina, member's statement
  - Kasperski, 245
Community 235–36, 322, 393
Community health centres
- See
  - Health care – Centres
Community homes 197, 416
Community justice committees
- See
  - Young offenders – Rehabilitation and reconciliation initiatives
Compassion 235–36, 238–39, 289, 343
Computers
- See
Con-Force Construction
- See
  - Potato industry – Lake Diefenbaker Potato Corporation – Lucky Lake Potato Storage Company, purchase
Condie-Queen Elizabeth transmission line
- See
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation
Condolences
- See also
  - Labour Department – Minister, daughter's death, condolences
- Communication, moved (Lingenfelter)
  - Lingenfelter, 253
- Communication, moved (Romanow)
  - Romanow, 1081, 1114
- Elias, Isaak (former MLA), moved (Lingenfelter)
  - Heppner, 252–53
  - Lingenfelter, 252
  - Osika, 253
- Kramer, Eiling (former MLA), moved (Romanow)
  - Hillson, 1111–12
  - Jess, 1112–13
  - Johnson, 1113–14
  - Kowalsky, 1113
  - Krawetz, 1111
  - Renaud, 1114
  - Romanow, 1108–11
- Neudorf, William Z. (former MLA), moved (Romanow)
  - Haverstock, 1080
  - Heppner, 1080
  - Lingenfelter, 1080–81
  - Osika, 1080
  - Romanow, 1078–79
  - Toth, 1079–80
  - Wiens, 1081
Conflict of Interest Commissioner
- Estimates, committee referral, moved (MacKinnon)
  - MacKinnon, 586
Constitution
- See
  - Referendum and Plebiscite Amendment Act, 1999 (Constitutional Amendment Referendum) (No. 208)
Constitutional Affairs Committee
- Name substitution, moved (D'Autremont)
  - D'Autremont, 18
- Name substitution, moved (MacKinnon, )
  - MacKinnon, 189
Constitutional Questions Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 18)
- First reading
  - Nilson, 188
- Second reading
  - Draude, 262
  - Heppner, 513–14
  - Nilson, 261–62
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Heppner, 617
  - Nilson, 617
- Third reading
  - Nilson, 618
- Royal Assent, 706
Construction industry
- Building permits, statistics, member's statement
  - Wall, 499–500, 1072
Construction Industry Labour Relations Act, 1992 360
Construction Labour Relations Association
- See
  - SaskFor MacMillan mill, Hudson Bay – Oriented strand board project, tender call
Consul, Sask.
- See
  - Rural communities – Southwest, police services
Coroners Act, 1999 (No. 6)
- First reading
  - Nilson, 109
- Withdrawal, 177
Coroners Act, 1999 (No. 21)
- First reading
  - Nilson, 250
- Second reading
  - Julé, 632
  - Nilson, 631
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Julé, 735–36
  - Nilson, 735–36
- Third reading
  - Nilson, 739
- Royal Assent, 1161
Corporation Capital Tax Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 32)
- First reading
  - Cline, 810
- Second reading
  - Cline, 914
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Cline, 951–52
  - Gantefoer, 951
- Third reading
  - Cline, 952
- Royal Assent, 1161
Corporation income tax 303, 353
- Rate reduction, 20 per cent, 57, 290, 410
Corporations
- See
  - Business Corporations Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 20)
Correctional centres
- Increasing number, remodeling, 1031
- Inmates, work option, 1031
Cost of living
- Alberta, comparison, 203
Cottages
- Flood damage, compensation, Fishing Lake, 831–32
Court-houses
- Closure, Kerrobert and Melville, 1030
Court of Queen's Bench
- Family law division, 58
Court system
- Backlog, 1004–5
Crafts
- See
  - Culture – Industries development fund
Credit Union Central of Saskatchewan Act, 1999 (No. 301)
- Petition, 478, 498
- Second reading
  - Wall, 585
- Committee of the Whole Assembly, 821
- Third reading
  - Wall, 822
- Royal Assent, 1161
Credit unions
- See also
  - Farm land – Leases, renewal and rate increases
- Lloydminster Credit Union, successful year, member's statement
  - Stanger, 609
- Southwest Credit Union, Swift Current, 1998 banner year, member's statement
  - Wall, 565
Cremation
- See
  - Funeral and Cremation Services Act (No. 31)
Crime 126, 173, 176, 290, 408
- See also
  - Young offenders
- Causes, 193, 287, 389
  - See
- Prevention, 4
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Government Insurance
- Reduction strategy, 4, 287
- Serious crime
  - Task force, 4
  - Units, funding, 287
- Serious habitual offenders program, funding, 287, 389
- Statistics, government action
  - Julé, 404
  - Nilson, 404–5
Crop insurance 48, 83–84, 91
- Affordable and effective, 176
- Contracts, statistics, 944
- Crops left over winter, wildlife damage, 1127
- Enrolment, 706
- Expansion and enhancement, 284, 390
- Fund, surplus funds, 944
- Funding, 21, 24
- Premiums, reduction, 284, 316–17, 355, 390, 410, 944–45
Crops
- New
  - Diversification, 2, 94–95
  - Research and development, funding, 284
- Specialty, 20, 25
Crown Construction Tendering Agreement 845–46
- See also
  - SaskFor MacMillan mill, Hudson Bay – Oriented strand board project, tender call
- Cancellation, petitions
  - Bjornerud, 527
  - Boyd, 7, 101
  - Gantefoer, 7, 101, 273
  - Julé, 37, 129, 273, 527
  - Krawetz, 7, 129, 423
  - Toth, 179, 273, 557, 1097
- Cancellation, Saskatchewan Party legislation, proposal, 310
Crown Construction Tendering Agreement Revocation Act (No. 217)
- First reading
  - Boyd, 714
Crown Corporation Managers' and Permanent Heads' Salaries Act (No. 221)
- First reading
  - Boyd, 715
- Withdrawal
  - Boyd, 724
Crown Corporation Managers' and Permanent Heads' Salaries Act (No. 242)
- First reading
  - Boyd, 908
Crown corporations 204, 236, 413
- See also
  - Budget
- Changing environment, 432
- Liberal Party position, 383
- Management
  - Boyd, 937–38
  - Lingenfelter, 937–38
- Privatization, 50, 144
- Profits
  - Boyd, 682
  - Lingenfelter, 682
- Public opinion polls, funding
  - Lingenfelter, 1076
  - McPherson, 1075–76
- Subsidiary
  - See
    - Accountability of Subsidiaries of Subsidiary Crown Corporations Act (No. 224)
Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 1999 (Foreign Investment Prohibition) (No. 218)
- First reading
  - Boyd, 714
Crown Corporations Amendment (Referendum) Act (No. 223)
- First reading
  - Boyd, 715
Crown Corporations (Board of Directors Appointment) Amendment Act (No. 222)
- First reading
  - Boyd, 715
Crown Corporations Committee
- Ninth report, 578
- Ninth report, moved (Lorje) for concurrence
  - Lorje, 578
Crown Corporations Disclosure Act (No. 219)
- First reading
  - Boyd, 714
- Withdrawal
  - Boyd, 733
Crown Corporations Disclosure Act (No. 243)
- First reading
  - Boyd, 908
Crown Corporations Rate Review Act, 1999 (No. 220)
- First reading
  - Boyd, 687
Crown land
- See also
  - Farm land
- Leases, regulations, 947–48
- St. Brieux, wildlife habitat, preservation, 927–28
Crown Land Tenants Association
- See
  - Farm land – Leases, renewal and rate increases
Crystal Lakes School Division
- See
  - School divisions – Amalgamation
Culture 312
- See also
  - Municipal Affairs, Culture and Housing Department
- Industries development fund, 314, 416, 606
Curling
- See
  - Sports