Hansard Speaker Index - 1st Session of the 24th Legislature

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Hagel, Hon. Glenn (NDP, Moose Jaw North) Minister of Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers:, 198–205
- Agricultural research
  - Agricultural Sciences Month, April, proclamation, member's statement, 518–19
- Budget (March 29, 2000)
  - Speakers:, 490–99
- Condolences
  - Davies, William Gwynne (Bill) (former MLA), moved (Romanow), 264–66
- Education, post-secondary
  - Accessibility, affordable
    - Public consultation, ministerial statement, 113–14
- Health care
  - Renal dialysis, satellites
    - Swift Current Regional Hospital, member's statement, 1149–50, 2071–72
- Honours and awards
  - Governor General's Medal of Bravery, recipients
    - Introduction, 978
- Labour force
  - Workers, killed and injured, National Day of Mourning, April 28, 2000, member's statement, 914–15
- Ministerial statements
  - Education, post-secondary, accessibility, affordable, public consultation, 113–14
- Oral question period
  - Student loans, six-month interest-free grace period, cancellation, 453–54
  - Students, Partnerships program, termination, 393–94
  - University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon
    - College of Medicine, General pathology program, accreditation, 1389
    - Tuition fees, 1281
- Post Secondary Education and Skills Training Act, 2000 (No. 39)
  - First reading, 1129
  - Second reading, 1287–88
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1939–40
  - Third reading, 1951
- Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training Department
  - Estimates, main (2000-2001), 830–36, 1069–78, 1690–96
- Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training Department Act (No. 8)
  - First reading, 336
- Post-Secondary Graduate Tax Credit Act (No. 85)
  - First reading, 1684
  - Second reading, 1921–22
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2165–67
  - Third reading, 2168
- Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies Act (No. 40)
  - First reading, 1129
  - Second reading, 1284–86
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1935–39
  - Third reading, 1951
- Sports
  - Baseball, barnstorming, 100th anniversary, Legends of the Road, Peacock Collegiate, Moose Jaw, member's statement, 1836–37
  - Hockey
    - National Junior Team, assistant coach, Tod McLelland, appointment, member's statement, 246
- Student Assistance and Student Aid Fund Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 7)
  - First reading, 185
  - Second reading, 305
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1940–41
  - Third reading, 1952
- Student loans
  - Six-month interest-free grace period, cancellation, 453–54
- Students
  - Partnership program, termination, 393–94
- University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon
  - College of Medicine
    - General pathology program, accreditation, 1389
  - Tuition fees, 1281
Hamilton, Ms. Doreen (NDP, Regina Wascana Plains)
- Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 74)
  - First reading, 1390
  - Second reading, 1559
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2059–60
  - Third reading, 2061–62
- Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 2) (No. 75)
  - First reading, 1390
  - Second reading, 1561
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2060–61
  - Third reading, 2062
- Budget (March 29, 2000)
  - Speakers:, 374–79
- Casinos, revenue
  - First Nations Fund
    - Audit
      - Trustees, directing to allow auditor to carry out responsibilities, 553
- Condolences
  - Davies, William Gwynne (Bill) (former MLA), moved (Romanow), 268–69
- Film industry
  - Queer City Cinema 2000, Lesbian and Gay Film and Video Festival, 3rd Biannual, Regina, May 8-13
    - Funding, 935–36
- Grain
  - FarmGro Organic Foods, Regina, member's statement, 2072
- Housing
  - Starts, member's statement, 638–39
- Legislative Assembly
  - Pages
    - Brooke Johnston, birthday congratulations, 1543
- Legislative Building, Regina
  - Time capsule, placement, St. Marguerite Bourgeoys School, Regina and SPMC, member's statement, 276
- Libraries
  - Special Librarians Day, April 13, 2000, member's statement, 698–99
- Oral question period
  - Casinos, revenue
    - First Nations Fund, trustees, directing to allow auditor to carry out responsibilities, 553
  - Film industry, Queer City Cinema 2000, Lesbian and Gay Film and Video Festival, 3rd Biannual, Regina, May 8-13
    - Funding, 935–36
  - Liberal Party (Saskatchewan), contributions, Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority, 1976
  - Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
    - Casinos, Gold Eagle Casino, North Battleford
      - Financial irregularities, 2205
      - Lease agreement, 212317 Saskatchewan Ltd., review, 2205–6
      - Promotions, overexpenditure, Liquor and Gaming Authority, notification, requirement, 2206
    - Chairman and chief executive officer
      - Expenses, unauthorized, 1909–13
        
        Discovery, 2040–41
        
        Provincial Auditor's letter, 2041
        
        Inquiry, 2041
        
        Investigation, 2205
      - Political donations, 1975
    - Liquor and Gaming Authority, rules and procedures, Provincial Auditor's recommendations, 1976–77
    - Operations
      - 1997-1998
        
        Audit, 2255
        
        Expenses, over budget, 2206–7, 2255
      - Irregularities, 2207
      - Responsibility, 1976–78
    - Political contributions, 1975
      - New Democratic Party, 2255–56
- Public Service Commission
  - Estimates, main (2000-2001), 1670–73
- Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
  - Casinos
    - Gold Eagle Casino, North Battleford
      - Financial irregularities, 2205
      - Lease agreement, 212317 Saskatchewan Ltd., review, 2205–6
      - Promotions, overexpenditure, Liquor and Gaming Authority, notification, requirement, 2206
  - Chairman and chief executive officer
    - Expenses, unauthorized, 1909–13
      - Discovery, 2040–41
        
        Inquiry, 2041
        
        Provincial Auditor's letter, 2041
      - Investigation, 2205
    - Political donations, 1975
  - Liquor and Gaming Authority, rules and procedures, Provincial Auditor's recommendations, 1976–77
  - Operations
    - 1997-1998
      - Audit, 2255
      - Expenses, over budget, 2206–7, 2255
    - Irregularities, 2207
    - Responsibility, 1976–78
  - Political donations, 1975
    - Liberal Party (Saskatchewan), 1975
    - New Democratic Party, 2255–56
- Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation
  - Estimates, main (2000-2001), 1820–25
- Schools
  - Wilfred Hunt School, Regina, earth school celebration, member's statement, 1765
- Tartan Day
  - Recognition, April 6, 2000, member's statement, 549
Harpauer, Ms. Donna (Saskatchewan Party, Watrous)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers:, 192–94
- Agricultural Income Disaster Assistance Program (AIDA)
  - Funding
    - Withdrawal, petitions, 273
  - Payments
    - Claw back, 865–66
- Agriculture and Food Department
  - Estimates, main (2000-2001), 2239–40
- Agriculture crisis
  - Families, impact, member's statement, 15
- Budget (March 29, 2000)
  - Speakers:, 458–61
- Canada-Saskatchewan Adjustment Program (CSAP), 938–39
- Dance
  - Investors Group scholarship winner, Braden Stevenson, Lanigan, Royal Winnipeg Ballet, member's statement, 1265
- Electronic Information and Documents Act, 2000 (No. 38)
  - Second reading, 1351–52
- Gasoline
  - Tax
    - Reduction, petitions, 882, 914, 941–42, 976, 1033, 1059, 1146, 1177, 1274–75, 1332
- Grain
  - Seeding
    - Completion, record time, farm families, commendation, moved (Harper), 1594–96
      - Questions and comments 1601
    - Progress to date, member's statement, 1363–64
- Grain transportation, freight rates
  - Increase, 2000-2001 crop year
    - Federal government suspension, moved (Sonntag); amendment (Hermanson), 894–95
- Health care
  - Centres
    - Nokomis, petitions, 1971
  - Review, 1442
- Health Department
  - Estimates, main (2000-2001), 1728–29
- Health districts
  - Health/Budget plans, 1441–42
- Highways and roads
  - Highway No. 15
    - Semans to Highway No. 20
      - Economic development, impact, 1683–84
      - Maintenance, 1589
- Honours and awards
  - Saskatchewan Order of Merit
    - Recipients, introduction, 978
- Hospitals
  - Conversion to wellness centres, 2144
    - Lanigan, 2111
  - Lanigan
    - Conversion to health centre, 2144–45
  - Lanigan, petitions, 1382, 1435, 1468, 1498, 1530, 1550, 1582, 1614, 1644, 1675, 1706, 1762, 1804, 1833, 1865, 2036, 2070, 2105, 2140, 2199, 2298
  - Watrous
    - Camp Easter Seal, emergency and supplementary health services, 1535–36
    - Conversion to health centre, 2145
  - Watrous, petitions, 1382, 1435, 1468, 1498, 1530, 1550, 1582, 1614, 1644, 1675, 1706, 1762, 1804, 1833, 1865, 2036, 2070, 2105, 2140, 2199, 2298
- Intergovernmental and Aboriginal Affairs Department
  - Estimates, main (2000-2001), 1002–3
- Legislative Assembly
  - Staff, long service awards, congratulations, member's statement, 2040
- Living Sky Health District
  - Health/Budget plans, 1536
  - Home care, services, reassessment and termination, 1235, 1442
- Mining industry
  - Provincial Mine Rescue and Emergency Response Competition, Regina, May 27, 2000, member's statement, 1584
- Motor vehicles
  - New
    - Sales tax, $3,000 exemption, petitions, 838–39
- Municipalities
  - Amalgamation, petitions, 388, 514, 545, 578, 1006
  - Reserve funds, petitions, 636, 668
- Oral question period
  - Agricultural Income Disaster Assistance Program (AIDA), payments, claw back, 865–66
  - Farm income
    - Canada-Saskatchewan Adjustment Program, 938–39
  - Health care
    - Review, 1442
  - Health districts
    - Health/Budget plans, 1441–42
  - Highways and roads
    - Highway No. 15, Semans to Highway No. 20
      - Economic development, impact, 1683–84
      - Maintenance, 1589
  - Hospitals
    - Conversion to wellness centres, 2144
      - Lanigan, 2111
    - Lanigan, conversion to health centre, 2144–45
    - Watrous
      - Camp Easter Seal, emergency and supplementary health services, 1535–36
      - Conversion to health centre, 2145
  - Living Sky Health District
    - Health/Budget plans, 1536
    - Home care, services, reassessment and termination, 1235, 1442
  - Special care homes, closures, 2145
  - Trade, agricultural, equalization payment, 300 million, Liquor and Gaming Fund, 250–51, 279–80
  - Wolverine Rural Municipality, Living Sky Health District, debenture, non payment, 1441–42
- Parks Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 5)
  - Second reading, 769–70
- Post Secondary Education and Skills Training Act, 2000 (No. 39)
  - Second reading, 1545–46
- Public service
  - National Public Service Week, June 11-17, 2000, member's statement, 1764
- Public Service Commission
  - Estimates, main (2000-2001), 1671–73
- Research and development
  - Partnership, moved (Jones); amendment (Harpauer), 662–63
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 19)
  - Second reading, 824–27
- Small business
  - Clavet businessman, Steve Zablocki, leaving province, member's statement, 582–83
- Special care homes
  - Closures, 2145
- Telephones
  - Cellular service
    - Prud'homme, Bruno, Vonda and Cudworth, petitions, 1118
    - Watson, petitions, 328, 450, 602, 1204
- Trade
  - Agricultural
    - Equalization payment, federal government
      - $300 million, Liquor and Gaming Fund, 250–51, 279–80
- Trade Union Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 223)
  - First reading, 2045
- Wolverine Rural Municipality
  - Living Sky Health District, debenture, nonpayment, 1441–42
Harper, Mr. Ron (NDP, Regina Northeast)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers:, 69–73
- Agriculture crisis
  - Families, impact, member's statement, 16
- Budget (March 29, 2000)
  - Speakers:, 475–78
- Canada-Saskatchewan Adjustment Program (CSAP)
  - Member's statement, 1089–90, 1807
- Decoration Day
  - Veterans remembrance, Riverside Memorial Park, Regina, member's statement, 1584
- Grain
  - Booth Siding Terminal, official opening, member's statement, 1973
  - Seeding
    - Completion, record time, farm families, commendation, moved (Harper), 1591–93
- Grain transportation, freight rates
  - Increase, 2000-2001 crop year
    - Federal government suspension, moved (Sonntag); amendment (Hermanson), 893–94
- Highways and roads
  - Gravel, reverting to, moved (Elhard); amendment (Yates), 1779–80
- Housing
  - Straw bale construction, partnership, Saskatchewan Housing Corporation and Namerind Housing Corporation, member's statement, 1234
- Métis
  - Employment and Training Awards, Fort Qu'Appelle, member's statement, 179
- Motor vehicles
  - New
    - Sales, member's statement, 698
- Municipalities
  - Amalgamation, moved (Bjornerud); amendment (Lorje), 650–52
- Small business
  - Regina
    - Action Office Interiors, grand opening, member's statement, 1009
- Smoking
  - Public places and workplaces, ban, legislation, petitions, 1581
- Sports
  - Curling
    - Canadian Postal Employees Curling Classic, 34th annual, Highland Curling Club, Regina, member's statement, 453
- Television
  - Canadian Television network, Regina, Launch 2000, member's statement, 2252
Hart, Mr. Glen (Saskatchewan Party, Last Mountain-Touchwood)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers:, 156–57, 159–60
- Agricultural Income Disaster Assistance Program (AIDA)
  - Funding
    - Withdrawal, petitions, 273
- Animal Identification Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 2)
  - Second reading, 623–25
- Budget (March 29, 2000)
  - Speakers:, 488–90
- Certified Management Accountants Act (No. 27)
  - Second reading, 1216–17
- Colleges
  - Canadian Bible College and Theological Seminary, Regina, relocation, Calgary, member's statement, 390
- Crown Corporations' Rates Review Act (No. 226)
  - First reading, 846
- Education, post-secondary
  - Accessibility, affordable
    - Public consultation, ministerial statement, 114
  - Graduates, member's statement, 1438
- Gasoline
  - Tax
    - Reduction, petitions, 602, 696, 777–78, 808, 882, 942, 976, 1006, 1118, 1275, 1498
- Grain
  - Elevators
    - Cupar, fire, member's statement, 276
  - United Grain Growers, facilities, expansion, Cupar, member's statement, 246–47
- Health care
  - Centres
    - Cupar, petitions, 1530–31, 1706, 1865, 1972, 2106, 2199, 2299
- Health Department
  - Estimates, main (2000-2001), 2177–78
- Health Labour Relations Reorganization Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 3)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1879–80, 1882
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates, main (2000-2001), 2194
- Historic/heritage sites and monuments
  - Maintenance, Highway No. 35, Ken Doucett, Lipton, member's statement, 2072
- Honours and awards
  - Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal
    - Recipients
      - Family and friends, introduction, 1264
- Hospital closures
  - Moratorium, until health care review, completion, moved (Bakken); amendment (Jones), 1463–65
- Hospitals
  - Lanigan, petitions, 1382, 1614, 1762, 2140
  - Watrous, petitions, 1382, 1614, 1762, 2140
- Intergovernmental and Aboriginal Affairs Department
  - Estimates, main (2000-2001), 1409–11, 1962–63
- Justice Department
  - Estimates, main (2000-2001), 1896–97
- Ministerial statements
  - Education, post-secondary, accessibility, affordable, public consultation, 114
- Motor vehicles
  - New
    - Sales tax, $3,000 exemption, petitions, 839
- Municipalities
  - Amalgamation, petitions, 328, 359, 450, 514, 578, 636
  - Reserve funds, petitions, 914, 1033, 1550
- Oral question period
  - Students, Partnerships program, termination, 393
  - University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon
    - College of Medicine, General pathology program, accreditation, 1389
    - Tuition fees, 1280–81
- Personal injury protection plan
  - Repeal, petitions, 75
- Post Secondary Education and Skills Training Act, 2000 (No. 39)
  - Second reading, 1783
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1939–40
- Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training Department
  - Estimates, main (2000-2001), 830, 832–36, 1690–94, 1696
- Post-Secondary Graduate Tax Credit Act (No. 85)
  - Second reading, 2052–53
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2165–67
- Public Employees Pension Plan Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 18)
  - Second reading, 877–78
- Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies Act (No. 40)
  - Second reading, 1784
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1935–36
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 19)
  - Second reading, 1487–88
- Sports
  - Basketball
    - Wishart Marauders, 1 A provincial high school girls champions, Hoopla 2000, Saskatoon, member's statement, 605
- Student Assistance and Student Aid Fund Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 7)
  - Second reading, 1782–83
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1940–41
- Students
  - Partnership program, termination, 393
- Telephones
  - Cellular service
    - Prud'homme, Bruno, Vonda and Cudworth, petitions, 1204
    - Strasbourg, Duval, Govan and Bulyea, petitions, 1146, 1178, 1230, 1262, 1436, 1468, 1582, 1644, 1905, 2070
- University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon
  - College of Medicine
    - General pathology program, accreditation, 1389
  - Tuition fees, 1280–81
Heppner, Mr. Ben (Saskatchewan Party, Rosthern)
- Accountability of Subsidiaries of Subsidiary Crown Corporations Act (No. 205)
  - First reading, 846
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers:, 64–69
- Agricultural Income Disaster Assistance Program (AIDA)
  - Funding
    - Withdrawal, petitions, 271
- Automobile Accident Insurance Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 2) (No. 35)
  - Second reading, 1850–51
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1941–42
- Automobile Accident Insurance Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 232)
  - First reading, 704
- Budget (March 29, 2000)
  - Speakers:, 371–74
- Court houses
  - Closure
    - Weyburn, petitions, 601
- Crown corporations
  - Profits, 841–42
- Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 65)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2053–55
- Education Department
  - Minister
    - Non-language, use, member's statement, 810
- Electricity
  - Co-generation
    - SaskPower International and ATCO Power of Alberta, Saskatchewan Potash Corporation, Cory mine, near Saskatoon, ministerial statement, 1341
  - Queen Elizabeth Power Station, Saskatoon, improved technology, upgrade, ministerial statement, 1212–13
  - Transmission, open access tariff, ministerial statement (Nilson), 1914
- Environment and Resource Management Department
  - Estimates, main (2000-2001), 931–33
- Firearms Act (C-68)
  - Court challenges, member's statement, 1835
- Gasoline
  - Tax
    - Reduction, petitions, 513, 1005, 1145, 1273, 1497, 1529
- Highways and roads
  - Deterioration, member's statement, 1364
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates, main (2000-2001), 2191–92
- Hospitals
  - Lanigan, petitions, 1381
  - Watrous, petitions, 1381
- Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Establishment, cost, 889–90
- Justice Statutes (Consumer Protection) Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 16)
  - Second reading, 679
- Legislative Building, Regina
  - Accessibility, member's statement, 1907
  - Lights off, member's statement, 1974
- Mentally Disordered Persons Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 6)
  - Second reading, 851–53
- Ministerial statements
  - Electricity
    - Co-generation, SaskPower International and ATCO Power of Alberta, Saskatchewan Potash Corporation, Cory mine, near Saskatoon, 1341
    - Queen Elizabeth Power Station, Saskatoon, improved technology, upgrade, 1212–13
    - Transmission, open access tariff, ministerial statement, 1914
- Motor Carrier Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 36)
  - Second reading, 1851–52
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1943–44
- Motor vehicle insurance
  - Rates, sales tax, expanded
    - Impact, 553–54
- Motor vehicles
  - New
    - Sales tax, $3,000 exemption, petitions, 837
  - Tax paid on budget day, sales tax, grandfather, petitions, 857, 881
- Municipalities
  - Amalgamation, petitions, 327
  - Reserve funds, petitions, 635, 667
- Natural gas
  - Pipeline, expansion, Goodsoil to Rosetown
    - Contracts, transfer of demand clause, 1013–14, 1064–65
    - Transmission volume, 945–46, 982–84
- Oral question period
  - Crown corporations, profits, 841–42
  - Information Services Corporation, establishment, cost, 889–90
  - Motor vehicle insurance, rates, sales tax, expanded, impact, 553–54
  - Natural gas
    - Pipeline expansion, Goodsoil to Rosetown
      - Contracts, transfer of demand clause:, 1013–14, 1064–65
      - Transmission volume, 945–46, 982–84
  - Personal injury protection plan, review, 676, 703–4, 1279–80, 1443, 1557–58
    - Committee membership, 1477–78
      - Dr. Stewart McMillan, resignation, 1443
  - SaskEnergy Incorporated, head office, relocation, 1337–38, 1537–38
  - Utilities
    - Rate review panel
      - Interim, rate increases, 134
      - Permanent, appointment, 134, 842
    - Rates, increase, 842
- Personal injury protection plan
  - Repeal, petitions, 41, 129, 2243
  - Review, full, independent, 676, 703–4, 1279–80, 1443, 1557–58
    - Committee membership, 1477–78
      - Dr. Stewart McMillan, resignation, 1443
  - Review, full, independent, member's statement, 1764
  - Victims' group, member's statement, 2301
- Points of order
  - Debate, relevance, 1107
  - Members
    - Unacceptable, personal attacks, 1107
- Power Corporation Superannuation Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 47)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2056–57
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 19)
  - Second reading, 1849–50
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2057
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corporation Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 20)
  - Second reading, 1850
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2058–59
- SaskEnergy Incorporated
  - Head office, relocation, 1337–38, 1537–38
- Telephones
  - Cellular service
    - Prud'homme, Bruno, Vonda and Cudworth, petitions, 1059
- Training programs
  - Canadian Skills Competition, Prince Albert, member's statement, 604
- Utilities
  - Rate review panel
    - Interim, rate increases, review, 134
    - Permanent, appointment, 134, 842
  - Rates
    - Increase, 842
- Vehicle Administration Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 2) (No. 54)
  - Second reading, 1852
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1944–45
- Wood River constituency
  - By-election
    - CRTC and Chief Electoral Officer, complaint, Liberal candidate, member's statement, 2142
Hermanson, Mr. Elwin (Saskatchewan Party, Rosetown-Biggar) Leader of the Opposition
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers:, 51–54
  - Motion for consideration
    - Amendment, 54
- Agricultural Income Disaster Assistance Program (AIDA)
  - Payments
    - Claw back, 866
- Agriculture
  - Federal government
    - Funding, 79
- Agriculture crisis
  - Financial support, 17–19
  - Government addressing, 21, 210–11, 247–48
  - Government support, 47–48
- Budget
  - Impact, 674–75
  - Public opinion poll, Hollinger Saskatchewan newspapers, 1266–68
- Budget (March 29, 2000)
  - Speakers:, 323–25, 336–39
  - Moved to resolve into Committee of Finance; amendment, 339
- Centennial 2005
  - Celebrations, ministerial statement, (Hillson), 1445
- Construction industry
  - Union certification, 1063–64, 1091–92, 1122, 1440–41, 2042–43
    - Saskatchewan Alliance for Economic Growth
      - Meeting, 2042
- Construction Industry Labour Relations Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 59)
  - Second reading, 1309–13
- Correctional centres
  - Oskana Community Correctional Centre, Regina, Alberta parolees, 863–64, 920
- Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  - Non-prescription, sales tax, expansion, 390–91
- Environment and Resource Management Department
  - Licences and fees, increase, 520
- Executive Council
  - Estimates, main (2000-2001), 2308–9, 2314–20, 2340–43
- Fiscal Stabilization Fund
  - Establishment, 334–35
- Four-year Taxation Plan Act (No. 201)
  - First reading, 215
- Gasoline
  - Tax
    - Reduction, 1502
    - Reduction, petitions, 1087, 1273
- Government
  - Coalition, 108–9
    - Agreement, cancellation, 2203–4
    - Liberal Party election platform, implementation, 2253–54
    - Renegotiation, Wood River constituency by-election results, 1869–71
  - Credit rating, ministerial statement (Cline), 1128–29
  - Non-confidence motion, moved (Krawetz), 2212–13
  - Record, 674–75
- Government departments, agencies and Crown corporations
  - Fees and service charges, increase, 550–52
- Grain transportation, freight rates
  - Increase, 2000-2001 crop year
    - Federal government suspension, moved (Sonntag); amendment (Hermanson), 898–901
- Health care
  - Deterioration, 2303
  - Reciprocal agreements
    - Alberta, 1679–81
  - Review
    - Completion
      - Prior to health services cutbacks, 1300–1302
- Health Department
  - Estimates, main (2000-2001), 1424
- Highways and roads
  - Construction and maintenance
    - Government responsibility, 1710
    - Vs. back alley, Saskatoon, 1709–10
  - Deterioration, 2303
  - Funding
    - Gasoline tax and motor vehicle fees, percentage, 1618–19
    - Government responsibility, 1648–49
  - Rural, 1619
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates, main (2000-2001), 1083–85
- Honours and awards
  - Governor General's Caring Canadian Award, recipients
    - Introduction, 977–78
  - Governor General's Medal of Bravery, recipients
    - Introduction, 977–78
  - Meritorious Service Medal, recipient introduction, 977–78
  - Military cross, recipient, Dr. Stephen Worobetz, introduction, 977–78
  - Order of Canada, recipients, introduction, 977–78
  - Saskatchewan Order of Merit
    - Recipients, introduction, 977–78
  - Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal
    - Recipients
      - Introduction, 977–78
- Hospital waiting lists
  - Canada Health Act, requirements, 1386–87
- Hospitals
  - Lanigan, petitions, 1581
  - Watrous, petitions, 1581
- Income tax
  - Rates
    - Equal to residents of Alberta, 1555–56
  - Reduction
    - Without increasing sales tax, 311–12
- Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 203)
  - First reading, 890
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Saskatoon Riversdale constituency
    - Presentation, 2359–60
  - Wood River constituency
    - Presentation, 2243
- Lieutenant-Governor
  - Appointment, Lynda Haverstock, member's statement, 106–7
- Ministerial statements
  - Centennial, 2005, celebrations, 1445
  - Government, credit rating, 1128–29
- Motions for supply (interim)
  - Expenses
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2001, moved (Cline), 555–59
- Motor vehicles
  - Used
    - Gift to a relative, book value, sales tax payment, 606–7
- Municipalities
  - Amalgamation, 642–43, 753–54, 812–13
  - Reserve funds, 642–43
- Oral question period
  - Agricultural Income Disaster Assistance Program (AIDA), payments, claw back, 866
  - Agriculture
    - Federal government, funding, 79
  - Agriculture crisis
    - Government addressing, 21, 210–11, 247–48
    - Government support, 47–48
    - Financial support, 17–19
  - Budget (March 29, 2000)
    - Public opinion poll, Hollinger Saskatchewan newspapers, 1266–68
  - Construction industry
    - Union certification, 1063–64, 1091–92, 1122, 1440–41, 2042–43
      - Saskatchewan Alliance for Economic Growth
        
        Meeting, 2042
  - Correctional centres, Oskana Community Correctional Centre, Regina, Alberta parolees, 863–64, 920
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals
    - Non-prescription, sales tax, expansion, 390–91
  - Environment and Resource Management Department, licences and fees, increase, 520
  - Fiscal Stabilization Fund, establishment, 334–35
  - Gasoline tax, reduction, 1502
  - Government
    - Coalition, 108–9
      - Agreement, cancellation, 2203–4
      - Liberal Party election platform, implementation, 2253–54
      - Renegotiation, Wood River constituency by-election results, 1869–71
    - Record, 674–75
  - Government departments, agencies and Crown corporations
    - Fees and service charges, increase, 550–52
  - Health care
    - Deterioration, 2303
    - Reciprocal agreements, Alberta, 1679–81
    - Review
      - Completion, prior to health services cutbacks, 1300–1302
  - Highways and roads
    - Construction and maintenance
      - Funding
        
        Gasoline tax, revenue, percentage, 1618–19
        
        Government responsibility, 1648–49
      - Government responsibility, 1710
      - Vs. back alley, Saskatoon, 1709–10
    - Deterioration, 2303
    - Rural, 1619
  - Hospital waiting lists, Canada Health Act, requirements, 1386–87
  - Income tax
    - Rates, equal to residents of Alberta, 1555–56
    - Reduction, without increasing sales tax, 311–12
  - Motor vehicles, used
    - Gift to a relative, book value, sales tax payment, 606–7
  - Municipalities
    - Amalgamation, 642–43, 753–54, 812–13
      - Reserve funds, 642–43
  - Plains Health Centre, Regina, closure, 181–82
    - Cost, 211–12
  - Political parties, contributions
    - Liberal Party, annual returns, filing, Election Act, 1996, compliance, 1040–42
    - Tax credits, 1708–9
  - Potato industry, Lake Diefenbaker Potato Corporation, investment, 842
    - Creditors, legislation, 730–31
  - Premier, plans, future, 886
  - Special care homes, fee increase, 519–20
  - SPUDCO (Saskatchewan Potato Utility Corporation), public inquiry, 843
  - Student loans, six-month interest-free grace period, cancellation, 453–54
  - Taxation
    - Freedom day, Fraser Institute report, 2302–3
    - Increase, 523
  - Taxation, reduction, 331–32
  - Trade, agricultural, equalization payment, 300 million, Liquor and Gaming Fund, 248–49
  - Wood River constituency
    - By-election, 1207–9, 2203–4
- Parks
  - Sandra Schmirler Olympic Gold Park, Biggar, member's statement, 698
- Plains Health Centre, Regina
  - Closure, 181–82
    - Cost, 211–12
- Points of order
  - Questions re: party policies, 1042
- Political parties
  - Contributions
    - Liberal Party, annual returns, filing, Election Act, 1996, compliance, 1040–42
    - Tax credits, 1708–9
- Premier
  - Plans, future, 886
- Provincial Emblems and Honours Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 33)
  - Second reading, 987–88
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 990
- Respect for Constituents Act (No. 202)
  - First reading, 215
- Speaker (Kowalsky)
  - Election, 2356–57
- Special care homes
  - Fee increase, 519–20
  - Fee increase, petitions, 2244, 2297
- SPUDCO (Saskatchewan Potato Utility Corporation)
  - Investment
    - Lake Diefenbaker Potato Corporation, 842
      - Creditors, legislation, 730–31
  - Public inquiry, 843
- Student loans
  - Six-month interest-free grace period, cancellation, 453–54
- Taxation
  - Freedom day, Fraser Institute report, 2302–3
  - Increase, 523
- Taxation, reduction, 331–32
  - Introduction in every budget since 1995, moved (Higgins); amendment (Hermanson), 971–73
- Trade
  - Agricultural
    - Equalization payment, federal government
      - $1 billion to address agricultural crisis, moved (Romanow), 30–32
      - $300 million, Liquor and Gaming Fund, 248–49
- Tributes
  - Schmirler, Sandra, member's statement, 330
- Wood River constituency
  - By-election, 1207–9, 2203–4
    - Saskatchewan Party
      - Nomination
        
        Candidates, member's statement, 1438
Higgins, Ms. Deb (NDP, Moose Jaw Wakamow)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers:, 22–25
  - Motion for consideration
    - Moved, 25
- Agricultural research
  - Agricultural Sciences Month, April, proclamation, member's statement, 886
- Budget (March 29, 2000)
  - Speakers:, 437–38
- Cancer
  - National Cancer Survivors Day, June 2, 2000, member's statement, 1532–33
- Co-operatives
  - Moose Jaw Co-op Centre, grand opening, member's statement, 751
- Condolences
  - Davies, William Gwynne (Bill) (former MLA), moved (Romanow), 263–64
- Construction Industry Labour Relations Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 59)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2279–80
- Emergency preparedness
  - Emergency Preparedness Week, May 1-5, 2000, member's statement, 943
- Film industry
  - Heartland Motion Pictures, feature film, Borderline Normal, shooting, member's statement, 209
- Government
  - Non-confidence motion, moved (Krawetz), 2214–15
- Health care
  - ALS Week, June 19-23, 2000, member's statement, 1973
  - Computerized tomography, mobile service project, southwest, member's statement, 518
  - Diabetes
    - Funding, member's statement, 841
- Health districts
  - Health/Budget plans, moved (Gantefoer); amendment (Wartman), 1246–47
    - Questions and comments 1250
- Medicare
  - National Day of Warning Against the Privatization of Health Care, June 14, 2000, member's statement, 1806–7
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation
  - Contract, Alcatal Canada Wire, member's statement, 361
- Smoking
  - Public places and workplaces, ban, legislation, petitions, 1643, 2198
- Taxation, reduction
  - Introduction in every budget since 1995, moved (Higgins); amendment (Hermanson), 961–63
- Tourism
  - Attractions, Moose Jaw, member's statement, 2301
- Training programs
  - Skills Canada Saskatchewan competition, Prince Albert, member's statement, 2142
- Trees
  - Millennium Grove plantings, Empire Elementary School, Moose Jaw, member's statement, 1278
- Women
  - Ordinary Lives, Extraordinary Women booklet, member's statement, 78
  - YM/YWCA and Moose Jaw Transition House, Women of Distinction Awards, Moose Jaw, member's statement, 1088
- Wood River constituency
  - By-election
    - New Democratic Party, nomination meeting, member's statement, 1500
- Writers
  - Bishop, Mary Harelkin, Tunnels of Time, publication, member's statement, 1439
Hillson, Hon. Jack (Liberal Party, North Battleford) Minister of Intergovernmental and Aboriginal Affairs
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers:, 149–53
- Budget (March 29, 2000)
  - Speakers:, 429–34
- Business
  - Battlefords Business Excellence (BBEX) Awards. 2000, member's statement, 980
- Centennial 2005
  - Celebrations
    - Bicycle trip across Saskatchewan, ministerial statement (Hillson), 2148
  - Celebrations, ministerial statement, (Hillson), 1444–45
- Construction Industry Labour Relations Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 59)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2282–85
- Dance
  - Svoboda Ukrainian Dance Festival, North Battleford, member's statement, 671–72
- Economy, Canadian
  - Growth, member's statement, 1552
- Economy, growth
  - The Battlefords constituency, member's statement, 310–11
- Government
  - Non-confidence motion, moved (Krawetz), 2215–17
- Grain
  - Price subsidies, United States/European Economic Union
    - World Trade Organization, Seattle meeting
      - Agenda, ministerial statement (Hillson), 21–22
- Health care
  - Privatization
    - United States, bankruptcies, impact, member's statement, 1583–84
- Health districts
  - Health/Budget plans, moved (Gantefoer); amendment (Wartman)
    - Questions and comments 1250–51
- Highways and roads
  - Highway No. 1, twinning
    - Completion within three years, moved (Elhard); amendment (Hillson), 761–62
- Honours and awards
  - Order of Canada, recipients, introduction, 978
  - Saskatchewan Order of Merit
    - Recipients, introduction, 978
- Indians/First Nations
  - National Aboriginal Day, June 21, 2000, member's statement, 2045
- Intergovernmental and Aboriginal Affairs Department
  - Estimates, main (2000-2001), 991–1003, 1405–11, 1962–70
  - Minister
    - Chief of staff
      - Severance pay, 2143–44
- Livestock feed industry
  - CanGro Processors Ltd.
    - Mill, North Battleford, grand opening, member's statement, 107
- Ministerial statements
  - Centennial, 2005, celebrations, 1444–45
    - Bicycle trip across Saskatchewan, 2148
  - Grain price subsidies, United States/European Union, World Trade Organization, Seattle meeting, agenda, 21–22
- Municipalities
  - Amalgamation, moved (Bjornerud); amendment (Lorje)
    - Questions and comments 655
  - Reserve funds and assets, moved (Bjornerud); amendment (Hillson), 789–91
- Oral question period
  - Intergovernmental and Aboriginal Affairs Department, ministerial assistant, severance pay, 2143–44
- Points of order
  - Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations, executive director, appointment, 463
- Privilege
  - Leader-Post reference to member as North Battleford NDP MLA, 804
- Provincial Emblems and Honours Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 33)
  - First reading, 986
  - Second reading, 986–87
  - Third reading, 990
- Sports
  - Curling
    - Meota Curling Club, Curler of the Century, Jessie Fitch, member's statement, 1364
  - Hockey
    - Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League
      - Championship winners, North Battleford, North Stars, member's statement, 809–10
      - Northern division championship winners, North Battleford, North Stars, member's statement, 582
- University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon
  - Dentistry, gold medal award recipient, Michael Lypka, member's statement, 1472–73
Huyghebaert, Mr. Delwood (Yogi) (Saskatchewan Party, Wood River)
- Highways and roads
  - Construction and maintenance
    - Government responsibility, 2253
  - Highway No. 18
    - Repair, Climax citizens, member's statement, 2301–2
- Oral question period
  - Highways and roads
    - Construction and maintenance
      - Government responsibility, 2253
  - Wood River constituency
    - Concerns/issues, 2252–53
- Wood River constituency
  - By-election
    - Winner, Yogi Huyghebaert, Saskatchewan Party
      - Gratitude, member's statement, 2250–51
  - Concerns/issues, 2252–53