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

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Hafford, Sask.
- See
  - Health care – Centres
  - Hospitals – Hafford, three-year strategic plan
Hague, Sask.
- See
  - Regional libraries – Rosthern, Rosthern Rural Municipality and Hague
Hammermeister, Robert
- See
  - Cancer – Surgery, follow-up treatment (R. Hammermeister)
Handicrafts
- Curling rocks, transformation into attractive and unique objects, F. Oatway, Unity, member's statement
  - Murrell, 533
Healey, Dr. Mark
- See
  - Physicians/Doctors – Specialists – Departure
Health care 1, 26, 139–40, 146, 153, 156, 163, 172, 174, 198, 205, 208, 227, 230, 239, 290, 347, 356, 362, 407, 417, 435, 448, 450
- See also
- Accessibility, 88, 110, 230, 232, 287, 308–9, 350, 432, 1148–49
  - Liberal Party position, 381
- Administration, 438
- Advanced
  - See
- Advisory councils, 387
- American for-profit industry, 4, 51, 60, 140, 146, 363, 389, 394–95, 449
- Career choice, promotion, 287
- Carrot River, meeting, member's statement
  - Renaud, 182
- CAT (computerized axial topography) scans, 118, 122, 411
- Centralization/decentralization, 881
- Centres, 23, 144, 419
  - Hafford, meeting, member's statement
    - Jess, 214
  - Langenburg, 883–84
- Children
  - See
    - Health care – Pediatric transport, enhanced, critically ill infants
- Citizens' right to be heard
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Medicare Act
- Clinics, better, construction, 3, 88
- Community-based
  - See also
    - Health care reform
  - More services, 288, 378
- Community services, funding, 307
- Crisis, 64, 413, 441–42
  - See also
    - Nurses – Strike
- CT (computerized tomography) scanners, 65, 448
  - Expansion, 288, 419
  - Portable, southern and rural Saskatchewan, 288, 388, 419
  - Prince Albert, 3, 57
- Diabetes prevention, 419
- Diagnostic capacity, expanded, 288
- Eating disorders, treatment, 57
- Emergency services, 117, 307–8, 378, 411, 419
  - See also
    - Ambulance service
  - Improvement, measures, introduction, 4
  - Rural communities, 349–50
- Enhancement
  - See
    - Taxation – Reduction – Public consultation, continuing
- Facilities, 49, 449
  - See also
  - Better, construction, 3, 88
  - Funding, 307
  - Hudson Bay, 49–50, 379
- Fetal alcohol syndrome, 4, 416, 419
- First Nations healing centres, Regina, 118, 122
- First responder programs, 3, 88
- Front-line services, 230
  - See also
    - Health care providers/workers
  - Funding, 4, 288, 290, 448
    - Federal, 4, 171, 233, 319
    - Saskatchewan Party proposal, 88
- Funding, 23, 27, 50, 53, 59, 88, 125, 145, 149, 164, 166, 170, 207, 287–88, 290, 304–7, 310–12, 319, 321–22, 325, 331, 346, 349, 353, 356–57, 361, 363, 377–79, 380, 387–88, 410, 412–13, 417, 444–45, 448, 1154
  - See also
    - Hospitals – Shaunavon, layoff notices
    - Southwest Health District Board – Layoffs, halt
  - Federal, 350, 382
  - Federal cutbacks, 4, 50, 139, 233
    - Reversal, announcement, 4, 139, 170, 319, 346, 358, 432, 448
      - See also
        Health care – Front-line services
  - Liberal Party position, 344, 380
  - Saskatchewan Party, position, 149, 151, 153, 168, 175, 345, 363, 389, 449
- Funding, member's statement
  - Ward, 368–69
- Funding, moved (Lorje); amendment (D'Autremont)
  - D'Autremont, 541–42
  - Draude, 542–44
  - Kowalsky, 546–47
  - Lorje, 538–48
  - Osika, 545–46
  - Stanger, 544–45
  - Wall, 540–41
  - Questions and comments
    - Draude, 548
    - Kowalsky, 547–48
    - Osika, 547–48
    - Stanger, 547
    - Wall, 548
- Goal, strong, sustainable, 3, 87, 152, 286
- Government record, 125
  - A Record of Success pamphlet, member's statement
    - Osika, 1013
- Key priorities
  - See
- Kidney dialysis, 57, 288, 378, 388, 411, 448
  - Availability, Moose Jaw
    - Aldridge, 864–65
    - Atkinson, 864–65
  - Equipment, Yorkton, funding, petitions
    - Bjornerud, 7
  - Satellite, Tisdale and Yorkton, 2, 52–53, 233, 419
  - Yorkton, 319
  - Yorkton Regional Health Centre, expansion, 882–83
- Labour relations reorganization, Dorsey report
  - Atkinson, 455–56
  - McPherson, 455–56
- Lack of, 206
- Management
  - Atkinson, 626–28
  - D'Autremont, 626–27
- Management, member's statement
  - Osika, 1098–99
- MRIs, 65, 448
  - Additional, 3
  - Regina, 89, 97, 118, 122, 233
  - Regina and Saskatoon, operating funding, 288, 419
- National Organ and Tissue Donor Awareness Week, April 19-23, 1999, member's statement
  - Sonntag, 709–10
- National priority, greater, provincial four year position, 4
- National standards, 434
- Northern Saskatchewan, improvement and enhancement, 420
- Northern Telehealth Project, 288, 378, 420
- Nuclear medicine facilities, state of the art, 3
- Nutrition programs
  - See
    - Communities – Nutrition programs
- Ombudsman, establishment
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Health Ombudsman Act (No. 216)
- Parkinson's disease fundraiser, Regina Teachers Club one-day bonspiel, member's statement
  - Trew, 564
- Pediatric transport, enhanced, critically ill infants, 57, 288, 420, 449
- People's agenda, 5, 150, 167, 204, 310, 322, 387–89
- Population base vs. need, 886
- Preventative, 60, 116, 171
- Primary services, 60, 88, 117, 198, 354–55, 419
  - Acute care inclusion, 887
- Priorities, 233
  - Liberal Party position, 380, 384
- Priority, 5, 150, 167, 204, 287, 310, 322, 346, 353, 389, 410
- Privatization, 115, 358, 441
- Profit driven
  - See
    - Health care – American for-profit industry
- Provincial comparison, 434
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Medicare Act
- Quality, 228
  - Citizens right to be informed
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Medicare Act
- Reform
  - See
    - Health care reform
- Renal dialysis
  - See
    - Health care – Kidney dialysis
- Rural communities, 197, 206, 230, 413, 881
  - See also
  - Arcola meeting, member's statement
    - D'Autremont, 369
  - Destruction, immediate stop, moved (McLane)
    - McLane, 17
  - Liberal Party position, 381
  - Member's statement
    - Boyd, 295–96
  - Video conference technology, 378
- Saskatchewan Party position, 111, 353
- Services, 115–16, 290, 349–50, 388–89, 410, 413, 420
  - Improvement, 122, 288
    - Funding, 23, 287
      - D'Autremont, 278–79
      - McLane, 280
      - Romanow, 278–80
- Technology, new, 345, 362–63
- Universal
  - See
    - Medicare
- Value-for-money audit, Saskatchewan Party proposal, 88, 140, 175, 230, 345, 394, 411–12
- Wellness, 3
  - See also
    - Health care reform
Health care, member's statement
- Renaud, 1100
Health care providers/workers 418
- See also
- Aldridge, 281–82
- Romanow, 281–82
- Collective agreement, 53
- Collective bargaining, 63–64, 384
  - See also
    - Health care – Labour relations reorganization, Dorsey report
  - Atkinson, 342, 370–74
  - D'Autremont, 370–72
  - Goohsen, 342
  - Osika, 373–74
  - Agreements, fair to both health care providers and taxpayers, 4
  - Canadian Union of Public Employees', intervention
    - McPherson, 568
    - Romanow, 568
- Distress, 290
- Liberal Party position, 380
- Recruitment, 116, 287, 380
- Retention, 116, 287, 380
- Strike action, possible
  - Atkinson, 505
  - Gantefoer, 505
- Training, 287
- Wages, salaries, benefits, 345
- Working conditions and terms of employment
  - Liberal Party position, 441
  - Sustainable improvements, 4, 115, 139, 287–88, 307, 322, 346, 353, 380, 384, 388, 411, 419, 444, 448
Health care reform 3, 22, 26–27, 49, 52–53, 59–60, 64, 66, 113, 139, 146, 164, 191, 199, 206, 290, 331, 354–55, 357, 362, 418, 445–46, 1151, 1155–56
- See also
- Mistakes, 4, 111, 115, 191, 198, 233
Health Department
- See also
  - Schools – Integrated programs – Funding
- Communications Branch, budget, increase
  - Atkinson, 135–36
  - Osika, 135
- Estimates, main (1999-2000), 878–89
  - Atkinson, 878–84
  - D'Autremont, 884–89
  - Julé, 878–84
  - Junor, 884–89
- Estimates, supplementary (1998-99), 888–89
- Minister
  - See
    - Hospitals – "Fewer," Health minister's statement
- Year 2000 preparedness/compliance, 516
Health district boards 387
- Chief executive officers, salary increases
  - Atkinson, 249
  - McLane, 248
- Elections
  - See
    - Health Districts Amendment Act, 1999 (Fully Elected Health Boards) (No. 215)
- Funding, 306, 357, 363
  - Capital projects, process, 878
- Strategic plans, three year, submission, 89, 879
- Structure, 227
Health districts 23, 116
- See also
  - specific health districts
- Administration, economizing, 4, 233, 288
- Block funding
  - See
    - Health Districts Amendment Act, 1999 (Block Funding) (No. 213)
- Funding, 57, 227, 418–19, 444
- Mandate, fulfilment, monitoring, 574
- Medical equipment and technology millennium fund, 288, 322, 411, 420, 445, 888
- Nurses, Alberta, bringing in to ease pressure of nurses' strike
  - Atkinson, 569
  - Bjornerud, 569
  - Romanow, 569–70
- Reorganization, 3, 232–33
- Year 2000 preparedness/compliance, co-ordination, 516
Health Districts Amendment Act, 1999 (Block Funding) (No. 213)
- First reading
  - D'Autremont, 733
Health Districts Amendment Act, 1999 (Fully Elected Health Boards) (No. 215)
- First reading
  - D'Autremont, 188
Health Information Protection Act (No. 29)
- First reading
  - Junor, 733
- Second reading
  - D'Autremont, 763–65
  - Junor, 761–63
  - McLane, 765
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - D'Autremont, 868–74, 877
  - Junor, 868–77
  - McLane, 874–77
- Third reading
  - Junor, 878
- Royal Assent, 1161
Health Waiting List Elimination and Accountability Act (No. 226)
- First reading
  - Aldridge, 1105
Heartland Livestock Services
- See
  - Hog industry – Carrot River, Pork Producers, official opening
Heathcote, Debbie
- See
  - Nurses – Strike – Ending – Government action
Heavy oil
- See
  - Oil industry – Heavy oil
  - University of Regina – Canada Foundation for Innovation, funding
Heavy oil upgraders
- Small battery-located, development, 152
Herbert, Sask.
- See
  - Communities
Heritage
- See
  - Grain – Elevators, closure – Prevention – Heritage issues
High schools
- Cheerleading competition, second annual, Riffel High School, Regina, member's statement
  - Murray, 245
- Shootings, students and teachers
  - Littleton, Colorado, member's statement
    - Hillson, 680–81
    - Kowalsky, 680
    - Krawetz, 680
  - W.R. Myers High School, Taber, Alta., member's statement
    - Kowalsky, 902
    - Krawetz, 902
- Weyburn Comprehensive High School, joint use facility, 389
  - Member's statement
    - Bradley, 532
High speed chases
- See
  - Police services – High speed chases, offenders, sentences imposing
High technology
- Canadian Light Source Synchrotron Project, Saskatoon, 284, 390
  - Agriculture applications, 525
  - Construction phase, expertise, 526
  - Funding, 286, 521
    - Canada Foundation for Innovation, ministerial statement (MacKinnon)
      - Gantefoer, 375–76
      - Haverstock, 376
      - MacKinnon, 375
      - Osika, 376
  - Light beam experiment locations, independent, 522
  - National Research Council light beam projects, U.S. moving funding, 521
  - Operation, 522
    - Deficits, cost sharing, 526
    - Employment development, 522
    - Funding, 522–23
  - Pharmaceutical applications, 523–24
  - Private sector participation, 521–22
- Industries, Regina and Saskatoon, 20
Highway Traffic Act, 1996
- See
  - Police services – High speed chases, offenders, sentences imposing
Highway Traffic Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 207)
- First reading
  - Heppner, 1078
Highway Traffic Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 236)
- First reading
  - Goohsen, 301
Highway Traffic Board
- See
  - Farm machinery – Regulations, highway
Highways and roads 26–27, 57, 174, 205–6, 208, 356, 362, 417, 1140, 1151
- See also
  - Municipalities – Infrastructure
  - Schools – Bus transportation – Safety – Highway conditions
- Canada/Saskatchewan Agri-Infrastructure Program, 746–47
  - See also
    - Highways and roads – Highway No. 15 – Raymore to Junction No. 20
- Classification system, new, 601–2
- Construction and maintenance, 123, 432
  - See also
    - specific highways below
  - Funding, 50, 113, 126, 285, 304, 306, 311–12, 321–22, 325, 328, 355, 364, 381, 392–93, 414, 442, 444, 449
    - See also
      - Municipalities – Revenue sharing
    - Aldridge, 685
    - Upshall, 685–86
    - $2.5 billion over next ten years, 48, 57, 89–90, 144, 164, 173, 176, 196, 291, 320, 351, 391, 407, 432, 442, 739–42, 1094–96
      - Romanow, 279–80
      - Toth, 279
    - Federal responsibility, 393, 407
      - See also
        Highways and roads – National program
      - Government action, 1117–19
    - Fuel tax revenue, 207, 435, 1092–94, 1122–23
      - See also
        Highways and roads – Highway No. 22 – Vehicle damage – Potholes – Lemberg, Grayson (C. Smulan)
        Highways and roads – Highway No. 37 – Climax to Shaunavon, potholes, vehicle damage (C. Gryde)
      - Bradley, 340
      - Osika, 340
      - Romanow, 340
      - Liberal Party position, 382–84, 442
    - Fuel tax revenue, petitions
      - Aldridge, 7–8, 69, 129, 242, 274, 294, 334, 498, 528, 577, 679, 725, 749, 800, 855, 901, 957, 1097–98
      - Heppner, 7
      - Hillson, 212, 478, 557, 607, 649, 679
      - McLane, 7, 37, 69, 102, 180, 212, 241–42, 274, 294, 334, 477, 498, 527, 577–78, 749, 800, 855, 901, 957, 1009
      - McPherson, 8, 69–70, 212, 274, 294, 334, 398, 497–98, 577, 749, 855–56
      - Osika, 102, 129, 274, 293–94, 398, 423, 497, 527, 557–58, 623, 707, 749, 800, 855, 1009, 1067
    - Increase, petitions
      - D'Autremont, 37
      - Draude, 397
      - Krawetz, 101, 211
      - Toth, 101, 623
    - Saskatchewan Party position, 154
- Customer satisfaction measurement, Quest Communications report
  - Aldridge, 249
  - Bradley, 249
- Deterioration, 89, 164, 172, 195, 196, 207, 227, 230, 407, 413, 432, 435, 441
  - See also
    - Highways and roads – Potholes
  - Driver and passenger safety, 207, 1093–94
  - Employment, jeopardization, 207
  - Mankota area, 1123
  - Markings, night visibility, 1119–20
  - Vehicle damage, 385, 1092–93
    - Claim appeal process, 1115–16
    - Claim forms, 1115
- East-west and north-south corridors, 392
- Funding
  - See
    - Highways and roads – Construction and maintenance – Funding
- Garson Lake road, 201
- Highway No. 1, 48
  - See also
    - Grain – Elevators, closure – Prevention – Heritage issues
  - Moosomin, west, resurfacing, 351
  - Twinning, 48, 144, 351
    - Funding, 165
    - Funding agreements, petitions
      - Goohsen, 274
      - Osika, 333–34
    - Petitions, 207
    - Priority
      - Osika, 340–41
      - Romanow, 340–41
- Highway No. 2, Findlater to Watrous
  - See
    - Transportation – Strategy, comprehensive
- Highway No. 3, improvements, 48
- Highway No. 4
  - See also
    - Highways and roads – Signage, Ponteix
  - Cadillac to Val Marie, vehicle damage claims, 1124–25
- Highway No. 8
  - Langenburg north, 742–43
  - Moosomin south, 351
    - Pipestone Valley to Highway No. 48, 745–46
  - Moosomin to Shortoaks
    - See
      - Highways and roads – Worst highway in Saskatchewan contest
  - Spy Hill to Langenburg, 742
- Highway No. 10
  - Balcarres, speed limit, 1119–20
    - Bradley, 1077
    - Osika, 1077
  - Wroxton, north toward Kamsack, 743
- Highway No. 13, replacement and upgrade, petitions
  - Goohsen, 130
- Highway No. 15, 165, 234
  - See also
    - Transportation – Strategy, comprehensive
  - Junction 9 to 16, 743–44
  - Raymore to Junction No. 20, 742
- Highway No. 16
  - See also
    - Grain – Elevators, closure – Prevention – Heritage issues
    - Highways and roads – Highway No. 40, intersection of Highway No. 16, relocation
  - Twinning, 21–22, 48, 90, 144, 351
- Highway No. 18
  - Val Marie to Climax, 1124
  - Vehicle damage, (D. Mitchell) claim payment, 1123–24
- Highway No. 22
  - Highway No. 47 to Highway No. 9, repair, 1117
  - Killaly to Lemberg, spot improvements, 1116
  - Vehicle damage
    - Boulder collision claim, 1116
    - Claims, 1116
    - Potholes
      - Home care nurse, deductible offset, 1115
      - Lemberg, Grayson (C. Smulan)
        
        Lingenfelter, 1016–17
        
        Osika, 1016–17
- Highway No. 23, Bjorkdale area, 48
- Highway No. 37
  - Climax to Shaunavon, potholes, vehicle damage (C. Gryde), 1094–95
    - McPherson, 299–300
    - Teichrob, 299–300
  - Shaunavon, 1124–25
- Highway No. 38, improvements, 48
- Highway No. 40, intersection of Highway No. 16, relocation, 32
  - Petitions
    - Hillson, 8, 37–38, 69, 129, 180, 242, 274, 423, 497, 577, 623, 707, 725, 800, 957, 1009, 1067, 1097
- Highway No. 42
  - See
    - Transportation – Strategy, comprehensive
- Highway No. 44
  - See
    - Transportation – Strategy, comprehensive
- Highway No. 48
  - Kipling east to Highway No. 9, 744–45
  - From Manitoba border to Kipling, deterioration, 351
- Highway No. 55, Shoal Lake and Red Earth, east of Carrot River, improvements, 48
- Highway No. 56
  - Indian Head to Katepwa
    - See
      - Highways and roads – Worst highway in Saskatchewan contest
  - Vehicle damage claims (1998), 1116
- Highway No. 80, 165
- Highway No. 123
  - Bjorkdale area, 48
  - Cumberland House, 1121–22
- Highway No. 301, asphalt, 1121
- Highway No. 310, 207
  - Vehicle damage claims, 1116
- Highway No. 312, 176
- Highway No. 339, Briercrest north, preservation spot improvements, 1120–21
- Highway No. 349
  - Gravel portion, repair and pave, petitions
    - Draude, 101
  - Junction 6 to junction 38
    - See
      - Highways and roads – Worst highway in Saskatchewan contest
- Improved, 1140
- Long-term plan, 290
- National program, 48, 57, 393
  - See also
    - Highways and roads – Construction and maintenance – Funding – Federal responsibility
  - Aldridge, 686
  - Romanow, 686
- National standards, 434
- Partners, west central committee, 356
- Partnership fund, 392
- Partnerships, rural municipalities, 742–43
- Pavement markings
  - See also
    - Highways and roads – Deterioration – Markings, night visibility
  - Funding, 1120
- People's agenda, 322, 387
- Potholes, 33
  - See also
    - Highways and roads – Highway No. 22 – Vehicle damage – Potholes
    - Highways and roads – Highway No. 37 – Climax to Shaunavon, potholes, vehicle damage (C. Gryde)
  - Member's statement
    - Aldridge, 296
  - Repairs, cost-effective, 1092–94
- Primary, 393
- Prioritization criteria, 196
- Priority, 322, 346
  - Liberal Party position, 442
- Project-ranking benefit-costs report, 1091–92
- Provincial comparison, 434
- Rural, 196–97, 234
  - See also
    - Potato industry – Lake Diefenbaker Potato Corporation – Rural municipalities, transportation agreement
  - Maintenance
    - Agreements, 238
    - Funding, 355
      - See also
        Rural municipalities – Revenue sharing
        Rural municipalities – Rural roads fund
      - Bjornerud, 372
      - Bradley, 372
- Safety
  - See
    - Automobile and highway safety
- Saskatchewan Party position, 345
- Secondary, 393
  - Rebuilding, petitions
    - Bjornerud, 1097
    - Goohsen, 69, 102, 180, 212, 242, 294, 334, 365, 398, 498, 528, 558, 578, 607
- Signage, Ponteix, 746–47, 1123
- Speed zones
  - See
    - Highway Traffic Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 236)
- Thunder Creek constituency, 1120–21
- Trans Canada Highway
  - See
    - Highways and roads – Highway No. 1
- Trucking partnerships, 392–93
- Twinning initiative, 393
  - See also
    - Highways and roads – Highway No. 1 – Twinning
    - Highways and roads – Highway No. 16 – Twinning
- Worst highway in Saskatchewan contest, 50, 147
  - Finalists
    - Bradley, 1074–75
    - Toth, 1074–75
- Yellowhead highway
  - See
    - Highways and roads – Highway No. 16
Highways and Transportation Department
- Estimates, main (1999-2000), 739–47, 1091–96, 1114–25
  - Aldridge, 1091–94, 1120–22
  - Bjornerud, 742–44
  - Bradley, 739–47, 1091–95, 1114–25
  - McPherson, 1094–96, 1123–25
  - Osika, 1114–20
  - Toth, 739–41, 744–47, 1125
- Estimates, supplementary (1998-99)
  - Bradley, 1126
- Polling and advertising, funding, 1125
- Reorganization, 362
- Vehicle redesign, disabled employee, E. Stoebich, Goodsoil, member's statement
  - Sonntag, 959
Hockey
- Prince Albert, Canadian AAA midget championship, member's statement
  - Kowalsky, 728
- Wayne Gretzky's retirement, member's statement
  - Sonntag, 626
Hog industry
- See also
  - Food processing industry – Mitchell's Gourmet Foods, Saskatoon
- Carrot River, Pork Producers, official opening, member's statement
  - Renaud, 579
- Dead pigs, disposal, 945–46
- Expansion, 238
  - Government investment, 25, 946–47, 1139
- Prices, decline, 355
- Short-term loan program, 2, 87, 169, 231, 284, 355, 390, 410, 438
Holocaust
- Yom Ha Shoah service, Holocaust memorial service, Saskatoon, member's statement
  - Junor, 501
Home care 60, 65, 118–19, 122, 230, 449
- See also
  - Special care homes
- Expansion, 288, 388, 411, 448–49
- Funding, 3, 57, 88, 117, 198, 307, 420, 444
Honours and awards
- National Aboriginal Achievement Awards
  - Member's statement
    - Belanger, 11–12
  - Recipients, introduction
    - Atkinson, 859
    - Belanger, 859
    - Goulet, 859
    - Haverstock, 858
    - Julé, 858
    - Krawetz, 858
    - Osika, 858
    - Speaker, 857
    - Toth, 858–59
    - Trew, 858
    - Wiens, 857
Horses
- "Jumps into Spring" Horse Show, 75th annual, member's statement
  - Murray, 183
Horticulture
- See
  - Livestock industry – Livestock and horticultural facilities incentive program
Hospital waiting lists 29, 33, 96, 125, 145, 171, 191, 198, 206–7, 230, 232–33, 290, 306, 396, 410, 441
- Atkinson, 76–77
- McLane, 76
- Diagnostic procedures
  - Atkinson, 77
  - McLane, 77
- Elimination
  - See
    - Health Waiting List Elimination and Accountability Act (No. 226)
- Key procedures, reduction, 139
  - Comprehensive plan, introduction, 4
  - Funding, 4, 346
- Liberal Party position, 380–81
- Regina, reduction, funding
  - Atkinson, 75–76
  - McLane, 75–76
- Shorter, 288
- Surgery, 118, 122, 385, 418
  - Reduction, 115, 287–88, 307, 312, 345, 377, 380, 388
- Surgery, arthritic hip, patient, Norquay, member's statement
  - Krawetz, 531–32
- Surgical Waiting Lists Task Team, report, 89, 287, 410, 418, 887
Hospitals 57, 117, 227, 230
- See also
- Beds, 60, 171, 175
  - Acute care, 349–50
  - Closure, 125
    - See also
      - Nurses – Shortage
    - Plans, abandonment, moved (D'Autremont)
      - D'Autremont, 18
  - Elimination, 27, 207
  - Liberal Party position, 441
  - Long-term care
    - See also
      - Special care homes
    - Elimination, 207
  - Shortage, Saskatoon
    - Atkinson, 75
    - Gantefoer, 74–75
- Canora-Pelly constituency, 27
- Cardio labs, 65, 118, 419
- Carrot River, 363
  - See also
    - Hospitals – Closure – Carrot River
  - Occupancy rate, member's statement
    - McLane, 11
- Closure, 27, 65, 88, 164, 195, 206–7, 230, 290, 319, 356, 363, 379, 413
  - See also
  - Atkinson, 12
  - D'Autremont, 12–13
  - Romanow, 13
  - Carrot River
    - Atkinson, 184–85
    - Draude, 184
  - East Central Health District
    - See
      - Nurses – Shortage – East Central Health District
  - Invermay, Norquay and Theodore, 27
  - North-East Health District, plans, abandonment, petitions
    - Draude, 179, 273
    - Gantefoer, 179, 577
    - Julé, 179
    - Krawetz, 179, 577
  - Northern Saskatchewan, 202
  - Parkland Health District, plans, abandonment, petitions
    - Bjornerud, 365, 397
    - Draude, 365
    - Krawetz, 397
    - Toth, 397, 577
- Construction, Melville, 207
- Equipment, funding, 307
- "Fewer," Health minister's statement, 88, 884–85
- Foam Lake, 28
- Hafford, three-year strategic plan
  - Atkinson, 42–43
  - D'Autremont, 42
- Hafford, three-year strategic plan, member's statement
  - Heppner, 244
- Heart surgery, 139
- Improved, Balcarres, Big River and Unity, 288, 356
- Long-term care
  - See also
    - Home care
    - Special care homes
  - Funding, 886
- Moosomin, operating room service, reopening, 350–51
  - Atkinson, 14–16
  - McLane, 14–15
- New, construction
  - Humboldt, Central Plains Health District, capital funding, 438, 878–79
  - Northern Saskatchewan, Meadow Lake, Stony Rapids and La Loche, 288, 411, 420, 449
- Patients
  - Rights, strengthening, 4
  - Transfer
    - Companion's expense coverage, 887
    - Out-of-province during nurses' strike
      - Atkinson, 503
      - Draude, 502–3
    - Rural to urban hospitals, 320
- Plans, abandonment, moved (D'Autremont)
  - D'Autremont, 18
- Plans, abandonment, petitions
  - D'Autremont, 901
- Prairie West Health District, prevention, petitions
  - Draude, 241
  - Heppner, 241
  - Krawetz, 241
- Preeceville, 28
- Regina and Saskatoon, funding, Nevada ticket sales, 32
- Regional
  - Liberal Party position, 344, 380–82, 384, 441
  - Moose Jaw, proposal
    - Aldridge, 865
    - Atkinson, 865
  - MRIs, CAT scans and kidney dialysis, 432
  - Swift Current, specialty care hospital funding, petitions
    - McLane, 557
    - McPherson, 557
- Regional care centres, continued work, Battleford, Melfort, Swift Current and Weyburn, 288
- Rural, 419
  - See also
  - D'Autremont, 13
  - Romanow, 13
  - "As we know them," Health minister's statement, 88, 207, 885–86
  - Closure, 140, 146, 381, 432, 441
    - See also
      - Hospitals – Hafford, three-year strategic plan
    - Local meeting, member's statement
      - Heppner, 478
  - Funding, 886
  - Liberal Party position, 441
- Saskatchewan Party position, 145–46
- Shaunavon, layoff notices
  - Member's statement
    - McPherson, 500
  - Moved (McPherson)
    - McPherson, 570
- Surgery, 145, 170
  - See also
    - Cancer
    - Hospital waiting lists – Surgery
  - Convalescence, transfer to rural areas, 350
  - Day surgery programs, expansion, 287
  - Reduction, 322, 363, 448
- Swift Current Regional Hospital, specialty care hospital funding, petitions
  - Aldridge, 180
  - McPherson, 180, 679, 707, 1009, 1067
- Tertiary, 117
Housing
- See also
- Authorities, 314–15
- Co-operative partnerships, inner cities, 313
- Local authorities
  - See
    - Volunteers – Moosomin, recognition
- Northern Saskatchewan
  - Remote housing program, 313
  - Rental market assistance program, 313
  - Single detached, family units, 313
- Row housing transfer, Battlefords Health District, 32
- Social, 312
  - See also
    - Senior citizens
  - Northern Saskatchewan, maintaining after tenant's economic circumstances improve, 1000
- Starts, 20, 409
- Strategy, new, 361
Hudson Bay, Sask.
- See
Hudson Bay Community Loans Co-operative
- See
  - Small business – Small business loans association program – Employment development
Humboldt, Sask.
- See
Humboldt Collegiate Institute
- See
  - Schools – Construction and maintenance – Joint-use facilities
Hunting
- Big game quotas, 932
- Illegal, surveillance operations, funding, 930–32
Hurricane Mitch
- See
  - Central America
Hyde, Bill
- See
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – SAP software, Delta Project, implementation, employees' salaries