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

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E commerce
- See
  - Internet – E commerce, sales taxes
Eagle Creek Rural Development Corporation
- See
  - Small business – Small business loans association program – Employment development
Earth Day, April 22, 1999
- 28th annual, member's statement
  - Trew, 708–9
East Central Health District
- See also
- Deficit, 164
Eastend, Sask.
- See
  - Rural communities – Southwest, police services
Easter
- Celebration, member's statement
  - Toth, 399–400
  - Whitmore, 399
- Holy Week observance, member's statement
  - McLane, 336
Economic and Co-operative Development Department
- See also
  - Information Technology Office
- Estimates (1999-2000), 514–26, 993–97
  - Bjornerud, 993
  - Draude, 993–96
  - Gantefoer, 514–23
  - Hillson, 523–26, 996
  - Julé, 995–97
  - MacKinnon, 514–26, 993–97
- Funding, 303
  - Liberal Party position, 383, 443
- Networking gatherings, 303
  - Regina and Saskatoon, cost, 519–20
Economic conditions
- Forecast, Pacific Rim factor, 954
Economic development 124, 139, 193, 417, 439, 442, 445, 1140
- See also
  - Communities – Economic development
- Good news headlines, member's statement
  - Renaud, 934
  - Ward, 400
- Liberal Party position, 383
- Northern Saskatchewan, 284, 409, 417
  - Vs. environmental protection, 203
- Partnership for Renewal, Partnership for Growth, cost, 996
- Provincial comparison, 434
- Rural communities, 440
- Saskatchewan's Economic Developer of the Year, Brad Wall, member's statement
  - Gantefoer, 370
Economic development corporations
- See
  - Small business – Small business loans association program – Employment development – Rural communities
Economic indicators
- See
Economy 167–68, 205, 288, 303–4, 322, 352, 358–59
- See also
  - Agriculture – Crisis
  - Labour force – Creative and knowledgeable
- Agriculture-based, 51, 112, 125, 155, 205, 235–36, 284
- Basic tools of tomorrow's economy
  - See
    - Students
- Confidence, 283
- Diversification, 2, 20–21, 33, 51, 59, 66–67, 87, 90, 148, 152, 169, 283–84, 393, 410
  - Full-employment, 1
  - Investment, 2, 139
  - Taxation strategy, targeted, key, 284
- Growth, 1–2, 20, 57, 59, 66, 122, 139, 145, 152, 167–68, 192–93, 228, 231, 235–36, 283, 288, 304, 311–12, 349, 356, 390, 393, 409–10, 434, 1154
  - See also
  - Keys to prosperous, growing Saskatchewan
    - See
  - Provincial comparison, 434
  - Regina, 221–27
    - See also
      - University of Regina – Petroleum Technology Research Centre
  - Regina, member's statement
    - Kasperski, 182
  - Swift Current, 409
- Information-based, 62
- New, boom and bust cycles riding out, 2
- Opportunities, new, creation, 284
- Rapidly changing, highly competitive, high-tech, 286, 412
- Renewal, 33, 393, 431, 435
- Resource industries, crucial part, 284
- Stagnation, 283
- Viability, 357
Ecotourism 51
Education 1, 26, 95, 140–41, 167, 172, 191, 198, 208, 227, 232, 285, 289–90, 343, 347, 356, 361–62, 393, 417, 432, 435, 450, 1140
- See also
- Basic skills, new, 2
- Community education, 286
- Computer skills courses and coordination, Information Technology Office, 518
- Conducive Education program, Estey School, Saskatoon, cerebral palsy students, member's statement
  - Haverstock, 1072
- Core curriculum, 62, 168
  - Implementation and accessibility to parents and teachers, 3, 167
  - Review, 2
- Curriculum
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation – Educational partnership, Regina Catholic school division
  - Evergreen Curriculum, 30–31
  - Funding, 285
  - Improvement, 30
- Education Week, March 15-21, 1999
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology, Kelsey Campus – Canadian Auto Repair and Service, motive power accreditation
- Education Week, March 15-21, 1999, member's statement
  - Stanger, 10–11
- Enhancement, 287
  - See also
    - Taxation – Reduction – Public consultation, continuing
- Four-day school week, expansion, 1055–56
- Funding, 30, 50, 149, 192, 206, 230, 284, 286, 304, 306–7, 311–12, 318, 321–22, 325, 347, 351, 355, 379, 389, 396, 409, 412, 433, 438, 449, 722, 1154
  - See also
  - Krawetz, 430–31, 711–12
  - Serby, 430–31, 711–12
  - Federal cutbacks, 50
  - "Growing the base", 1062
  - Saskatchewan Party position, 141, 149, 151, 168, 353, 358, 412, 449
- Government commitment and investment, 49
- Home schooling, 228
- Lack, 4
- Learning, lifelong pursuit, 3, 285
- Learning disabled students
  - See also
    - Education – Special needs
  - Haverstock, 686
  - Teichrob, 686
- Mathematical skills, 172, 719–20
- National standards, 434
- People's agenda, 167, 322, 387
- Priority, 2, 150, 322, 346, 433
- Quality, excellent, accessible, world-class, government commitment and investment, 3, 26, 30, 57, 62, 285
- Rural communities, 197
- Special needs, 415, 720–22, 1051–53
  - See also
  - Programs, 95, 168, 207
    - Draude, 908
    - Haverstock, 77–78
    - Serby, 77–78
    - Sonntag, 908
  - Task force, 415
- Technologies, new, 30
- Women's workplace issues, 854
Education, post-secondary 232, 285
- Facilities, funding, 285
- Funding, 307
- Students, statistics, 992
- World class, fair and equal accessibility, 3, 393
Education Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 25) 3
- First reading
  - Serby, 630
- Second reading, 1065
  - D'Autremont, 909
  - Draude, 964
  - Krawetz, 760–61, 909
  - Serby, 758–60
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Draude, 1089–90
  - Hillson, 1090–91
  - Krawetz, 1085–89
  - Serby, 1085–91
- Third reading
  - MacKinnon, 1091
- Royal Assent, 1161
Education and health tax
- See
  - Sales taxes
Education and Health Tax Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 34)
- First reading
  - Cline, 810
- Second reading
  - Cline, 914–15
  - Toth, 915–16
- Committee of the Whole Assembly, 952
- Third reading
  - Cline, 953
- Royal Assent, 1161
Education and Health Tax Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 203)
- First reading
  - Gantefoer, 1078
Education Committee
- Name substitution, moved (MacKinnon)
  - MacKinnon, 189
Education Department
- See also
  - Indians/First Nations – Education, Gordon, Muskowekan and Day Star First Nations, off-reserve educational options, agreement, member's statement
  - Schools – Parkland Region Science Fair Awards, member's statement
- Estimates, main (1999-2000), 715–24, 1048–65
  - Draude, 1051–53
  - Krawetz, 715–23, 1048–51, 1053–54
  - McLane, 1056–58, 1064
  - McPherson, 1058–64
  - Osika, 1054–56
  - Serby, 715–24, 1048–64
- Estimates, supplementary (1998-99)
  - Serby, 1065
Elections
- Campaign advertising
  - Krawetz, 1014
  - Lingenfelter, 1014–15
- Every four years, moved (Krawetz); amendment (Whitmore)
  - Bjornerud, 819–20
  - Draude, 812–13
  - Hillson, 816–17
  - Krawetz, 810–12
  - Thomson, 815–16
  - Ward, 817–19
  - Whitmore, 813–15
  - Questions and comments
    - Bjornerud, 820
    - Draude, 820–21
    - Hillson, 820
    - Kowalsky, 821
    - Thomson, 820–21
    - Toth, 821
    - Trew, 820
    - Ward, 821
    - Whitmore, 820
- Government calling, 1154
  - Boyd, 628
  - Krawetz, 807
  - Lingenfelter, 628–29
  - Romanow, 807
- Integrity, protection
  - See
    - Respect for Constituents Act
- Vote, Aboriginal people, Northern Saskatchewan, 202
Elections, 1999
- See also
- Liberal Party platform, Priorities 1999, member's statement
  - McPherson, 368
- Women candidates, Saskatchewan Party Leader's statement, 345
Elections Act
- See
  - Tommy Douglas House – Charitable corporation designation
Electoral Office
- Chief Electoral Officer
  - Appointment, moved (MacKinnon)
    - Krawetz, 251
    - MacKinnon, 250–51
    - Osika, 251–52
  - Estimates (1999-2000), committee referral (Estimates), moved (MacKinnon)
    - MacKinnon, 586
Electricity
- Boundary Dam Power Station, emissions, 145
- Co-generation projects, Wind Power and Dove Industries, court decision, member's statement
  - Osika, 532
- Coal-fired generators vs. Kyoto Agreement, 791–92
- Rates
  - See
    - Farmers/Producers – Electricity rates, reduced
Elk farming
- Losses due to tuberculosis, compensation, member's statement
  - Aldridge, 709
- Support, 1139
Emergency preparedness
- Emergency Preparedness Week, May 3-7, 1999, member's statement
  - Draude, 1099
Emergency services
- See
  - Health care – Emergency services
Employability Assistance for People with Disabilities
- See
  - Training programs
Employers
- Layoff requirement notice and termination requirement notice, differentiation, 1043–44
Employment 192, 347, 359, 393, 409, 446
- See also
- Growth, 223
  - See also
    - Employment development – Plan – Long-term
- Loss, 175, 195–96, 227, 229, 283, 303, 319, 434
  - Kilbourn Lavalin, Saskatoon, member's statement
    - Haverstock, 277
- Outside Canada/Saskatchewan, opportunities, 302, 305, 414–15
- Part-time, wages, poverty-line, 1042–43
- People's agenda, 5, 167–68, 231
- Priority, 5, 59, 167–68, 205, 231
- Statistics, 20, 283, 1140
- Supplement
  - See
    - Income – Saskatchewan employment supplement
Employment development 1–2, 20–21, 26, 57, 65, 86–87, 111, 123–24, 139, 145, 148, 153, 168, 174–75, 192, 199, 205, 228–29, 283, 288, 290, 303, 311, 319, 322, 349, 393, 395–96, 409, 434, 439, 1151
- See also
- Advertisement, SaskTel, "lowest employee benefit costs," member's statement
  - Aldridge, 73
- Business and co-operative community partnership, 2, 139
- Government action, 520
- Government record, 33, 47, 54–55, 122, 407, 436, 523–24
- Ile-a-la-Crosse, Sakitawak Development Corporation, 201
- Plan
  - See
  - Long-term, 290
- Provincial comparison, 434
- Record, Moose Jaw, member's statement
  - Calvert, 500
- Regina, 67
- Rural communities, 67
- Statistics
  - MacKinnon, 484
  - Toth, 484
Employment equity
- See
  - Public service – Women, aboriginals and handicapped persons, percentage
Energy 1
Energy and Mines Department
- Estimates, main (1999-2000), 783–94
  - D'Autremont, 786–90
  - Heppner, 783–85
  - Hillson, 790–92
  - Julé, 785–86
  - Lautermilch, 783–94
  - Osika, 792–94
- Estimates, supplementary (1998-99), 794
Entrepreneurship 1, 284, 343, 389
- See also
  - Small business
  - Women
- Training, funding, 355
Environment 393
Environment and Resource Management Department
- Conservation officers
  - See also
    - Wildlife – Deer antlers, harvesters, Moose Mountain Park, fines
  - Women, 774–75
- Estimates, main (1999-2000), 642–48, 926–32
  - D'Autremont, 926–27
  - Draude, 646–48
  - Heppner, 930
  - Julé, 642–47, 927–29, 932
  - McLane, 930–32
  - Scott, 642–48, 926–32
- Estimates, supplementary (1998-99), 932
- Out-of-province trips, Mexico, 927
Environment Committee
- Name substitution, moved (MacKinnon)
  - MacKinnon, 189
Environment protection
- See also
  - Forest industry – Expansion
  - SARCAN (Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres) – Recycling program
- Environmental impact statements
  - See
    - Water – Buffalo Pound outlet, replacement
    - Water – Lumsden dike, reconstruction
- Kenaston School, Earth Award, member's statement
  - McLane, 935
- Representative areas network
  - See
    - Wildlife Habitat Protection Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 39)
Equalization payments 436
Equipment
- See
  - Manufacturing industry – Investment tax credit, extension, used equipment
Essential services
- See
  - Labour disputes – Right to strike, essential services designation
Estates
- Administration
  - See
    - Administration of Estates Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 28)
  - Probate fees
    - See
      - Queen's Bench Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 27)
Estevan, Sask.
- See
Estey (Hon. Mr. Justice Willard Z.) report
- See
  - Grain transportation – Freight rates – Grain Handling and Transportation Review (Estey), recommendations
Estimates
- See also
  - specific Estimates under individual department e.g. Health Department – Estimates
- 1998-99, supplementary, transmitted, moved (Cline) to refer to Committee of Finance
  - Cline, 282
- 1999-2000, main, transmitted, moved (Cline) to refer to Committee of Finance
  - Cline, 282
Estimates Committee
- Chief Electoral Officer, Estimates, referral, moved (MacKinnon)
  - MacKinnon, 586
- Children's Advocate, Estimates, referral, moved (MacKinnon)
  - MacKinnon, 586
- Conflict of Interest Commissioner, Estimates, referral, moved (MacKinnon)
  - MacKinnon, 586
- Fourth report, 901
- Fourth report, moved (Whitmore) for concurrence
  - Whitmore, 901
- Information and Privacy Commissioner, Estimates, referral, moved (MacKinnon)
  - MacKinnon, 586
- Legislative Assembly, Estimates, referral, moved (MacKinnon)
  - MacKinnon, 586
- Name substitution, moved (MacKinnon)
  - MacKinnon, 189
- Ombudsman, Estimates, referral, moved (MacKinnon)
  - MacKinnon, 586
- Provincial Auditor, Estimates, referral, moved (MacKinnon)
  - MacKinnon, 586
- Provincial Auditor, Estimates, supplementary, referral, moved (MacKinnon)
  - MacKinnon, 586
Executive aircraft
- Deputy premier and family, use
  - Lingenfelter, 186–87
  - Osika, 186
- Ministers' travel policy, member's statement
  - Osika, 276–77
Executive Council
- Estimates, main (1999-2000), 1139–56
  - Bjornerud, 1145–46
  - Boyd, 1151–54
  - D'Autremont, 1148–49
  - Draude, 1150–51
  - Gantefoer, 1147
  - Heppner, 1141–45
  - Krawetz, 1139–41
  - Osika, 1155
  - Romanow, 1139, 1141–44, 1146–51, 1154–55
- Funding, Liberal Party position, 383
Eyehill Rural Development Corporation
- See
  - Small business – Small business loans association program – Employment development