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

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Cabinet ministers
- Liberal Party members, appointment, 2316
- Powers and duties, ability to exercise through officials See Interpretation Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 50)
CAIP (Canada-Saskatchewan Agri-Infrastructure Program) See Highways and roads – Highway No. 8; Highways and roads – Highway No. 368, construction, completion plans
Cameco Corporation See Uranium industry – Environment protection, regulations
Cameron, Stan See Workers' Compensation Board – Chairman
Camp Easter Seal See Hospitals – Watrous – Camp Easter Seal
Can-Oat Milling, Saskatoon See Highways and roads – Highway No. 11
Canada Foundation for Innovation See High technology – Canadian Light Source synchrotron project, Saskatoon; Innovation and Science Fund
Canada Health Act 2320 See also Health care – Accessibility; Health care – Reciprocal agreements; Hospital waiting lists
- Gantefoer, 1809–10
- Romanow, 1809–10
Canada Life See Insurance
Canada Post Corporation See Sports – Curling
Canada-Saskatchewan Adjustment Program (CSAP) 626–27
- Harpauer, 938–39
- Lingenfelter, 938–39
- Eligibility criteria, 1733
- Member's statement
  - Harper, 1089–90, 1807
  - Wartman, 1265, 1334, 1473
Canada-Saskatchewan Agreement on Labour Market Development See Training programs – Skills training benefit, funding
Canada-Saskatchewan Agri-Infrastructure Program (CAIP) See Highways and roads – Highway No. 8; Highways and roads – Highway No. 368, construction, completion plans
Canada–Saskatchewan Western Economic Partnership Agreement (WEPA) See Farm machinery industry – Western Canada Testing Inc., Humboldt, Canada-Saskatchewan Western Economic Partnership Agreement; Tourism – Workers, training program, funding
Canadian Armed Forces
- Cadets, Caring for Canada events, member's statement
  - Jones, 1764
- Naval reserve division, HMCS Queen, Regina, open house, member's statement
  - Nilson, 2143
Canadian Bible College and Theological Seminary, Regina See Colleges
Canadian Blood Services
- Funding, 2064–65
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)
- National broadcast, 30-minute, followed by 30-minute local supper time broadcast, member's statement
  - Thomson, 1385
- Regional broadcasting network, strong, independent, importance to national unity, moved (Thomson); amendment (Wall)
  - Lorje, 1254–56
  - McMorris, 1258–59
  - Thomson, 1252–54
  - Wall, 1256–58
Canadian Coordinating Office for Health Technology Assessment See Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Alzheimer's disease, Aricept
Canadian Council on Health Services Accreditation See Central Plains Health District – Accreditation
Canadian Cowboys Association
- Committee Person of the Year award recipient, Dale Whitford, Rose Valley, member's statement
  - Draude, 362
Canadian fuel project See Fuel Tax Act, 2000 (No. 45)
Canadian Institute for Health Information See Health care – Saskatoon, best in the country rating, Canadian Institute for Health Information, member's statement; Health care – Statistics, Canadian Institute for Health Information
- Health Care in Canada 2000: A First Annual Report See Health care – Review
Canadian International Development Agency See International co-operation – Yeltsin Democracy Fellowship Program
Canadian Light Source, Saskatoon See High technology
Canadian National Railway Company See Grain transportation, freight rates – Increase
Canadian Pacific Railway See Heritage – Grants
Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC) See also Sexual offenders – Registry
- Information sources, 1893
Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) See Saskatchewan Telecommunications
- Regulations See Saskatchewan Telecommunications Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 19); Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corporation Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 20)
Canadian Transportation Agency See Grain transportation, freight rates – Increase, 2000-2001 crop year
Canadian Wheat Board 397, 628–29, 1326–29, 2327, 2331 See also Grain transportation – Measures to improve
- Organic grains, herbs and spices, marketing, 2240
Cancer
- Acute monoblastic leukemia, Chantel Marie Saccucci, Hafford, bone marrow transplant, member's statement
  - Weekes, 389
- Breast, 121
- Chemotherapy, outreach, Humboldt, Kerrobert, Estevan, Outlook, 2321
- Month, designation, April, member's statement
  - Addley, 451
- National Cancer Survivors Day, June 2, 2000, member's statement
  - Higgins, 1532–33
- Patients, Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert, Hilrom bed, fundraiser, Tannice Thompson, member's statement
  - Wiberg, 1300
- Prevention, 121
- Research, bike trip, Renee Stuckel, Lake Lenore in memory of aunt, Arlene Meyer, member's statement
  - Julé, 360
- Surgery, 2320
- T-cell lymphoma, patient, Edward Ens, Codette, treatment, funding, 228–29, 341–42, 1724–25
  - Atkinson, 48–50
  - Gantefoer, 48–50
- Tumour, bowel, spreading to liver, A. Lavalley
  - Bakken, 1387–88
  - Romanow, 1387–88
CanGro Processors Ltd. See Livestock feed industry
Canora, Sask. See Telephones – Installation rates, rural communities; Water quality
Canora Ambulance Care See Assiniboine Valley Health District
Canora School Division See Crystal Lakes School Division – Amalgamation
Capital spending
- Public and private, increase, 2342
Car Corner See Motor vehicles – Used – Sales tax
Carbon dioxide See Oil industry; Regina Research Park – International Test Centre for Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Capture
Career and employment service offices See Employment
Caring Canadian Award See Honours and awards – Governor General's Caring Canadian Award
Carlton Trail Regional College See Schools – Construction and maintenance, joint-use facilities – Humboldt Collegiate Institute and Carlton Trail Regional College
Carpentry See Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology, Woodland Campus – Carpentry course, exam content vs. course content
Carrot River, Sask. See Health care – Facilities – 24-hour integrated; Hospital closures
Casinos, revenue See also Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
- Associated Entities Fund See also Métis – Ombudsman's office, establishment – Plan, researcher, expenses, reimbursement
  - Grants, member's statement
    - Trew, 1439–40
- First Nations Fund
  - Audit, 1752–53
    - Trustees, directing to allow auditor to carry out responsibilities
      - Bjornerud, 2075–77
      - Eagles, 281–82, 553, 1505–6
      - Hamilton, 553
      - Serby, 281–82, 1505–6, 2075–77
  - Establishment, 1752
CAT scan See Health care – Computerized axial tomography (CAT) scan
Cattle industry See Beef industry
Cattle Marketing Deductions Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 42)
- First reading
  - Van Mulligen, 1154
- Second reading
  - Boyd, 1927
  - Lingenfelter, 1316
  - Toth, 1316–17
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Boyd, 2126–27
  - Lingenfelter, 2127
- Third reading
  - Lingenfelter, 2128
- Royal Assent, 2227
CBC See Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)
CCOHTA See Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Alzheimer's disease, Aricept – Canadian Coordinating Office for Health Technology Assessment, report
CCTA See Crown Construction Tendering Agreement
Cellular phones See Telephones
Centenary Capital Fund 367, 369, 383, 385, 397 See also Airports – Northern Saskatchewan – Funding, federal; Environment – Cleanup, funding; Heritage – Properties; Highways and roads – Funding; Housing – Social; Municipalities – Infrastructure; Northern Saskatchewan – Funding; Parks – Upgrading; Rail transportation/Railways – Funding; Regional colleges – Funding; Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies – Proposed; Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology – Funding; Schools – Capital improvements; Transportation – Funding; Universities – Capital investment
- Establishment, goals, 1991
- Estimates, main (2000-2001), 1991–96
  - Cline, 1991–96
  - Krawetz, 1992–95
  - Wakefield, 1991–92, 1995–96
- Funding, 321, 354, 1992
  - Allocation, 1995
- Municipal Affairs, Culture and Housing Department
  - Coordination role, 1993
  - Projects
    - Application deadline, 1993
    - Funding, 1994
- Projects
  - Choice and allocation, 1992
  - Eligibility
    - Concepts involving municipalities, economic development, housing, 1994–95
  - Funding vs departmental budgets, expansion, 1991–92
  - Multi-year, 1995
- Regional parks, capital improvements, eligibility, 1995
Centennial 2005
- Celebrations See also Centenary Capital Fund
  - Bicycle trip across Saskatchewan, ministerial statement (Hillson)
    - D'Autremont, 2148
    - Hillson, 2148
- Celebrations, ministerial statement, (Hillson)
  - Hermanson, 1445
  - Hillson, 1444–45
Central Butte, Sask. See Hospitals
Central Plains Health District See also Health care – Facilities – 1999-2000 Health Capital Review; Hospitals – St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Humboldt
- Accreditation
  - Atkinson, 182–83
  - Julé, 182–83
Centre of the Arts, Regina See Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts Act, 2000 (No. 79)
Certified Management Accountants Act (No. 27)
- First reading
  - Cline, 704
- Second reading
  - Cline, 817–18
  - Hart, 1216–17
  - Toth, 818
  - Wakefield, 1576–77
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Cline, 1686–88
  - Wakefield, 1686–88
- Third reading
  - Cline, 1690
- Royal Assent, 2056
Channel Lake Petroleum Ltd.
- Natural gas, trading activities, 2341
- Sale, 399
Child abuse 121 See also Abuse and Exploitation of Children through the Sex Trade Prevention Committee; Child protection – Investigation procedures; Prostitution – Child prostitution
- Children's complaint investigation procedures, proper before removing children from home, 1431–32
- Listening to children, 1429
Child action plan See Children – Action plan for children
Child and Family Services Act See Foster care – Children – Participation rights
Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 1999
- Julé, 111–12
- Van Mulligen, 111–12
Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 2) (No. 9)
- First reading
  - Van Mulligen, 185
- Second reading
  - Eagles, 1718
  - Toth, 300
  - Van Mulligen, 299–300
  - Wakefield, 682–84, 1321–22
  - Wiberg, 818–21
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Eagles, 1949
  - Van Mulligen, 1949–50
- Third reading
  - Van Mulligen, 1952
- Royal Assent, 2056
Child care See also Children – Caregivers, stay-at-home
- Child Care Week, May 15-19, 2000, member's statement
  - Jones, 1278
- Family home, Kindersley, spaces, expansion, 1025–26
- Funding, 6, 87, 370
Child Care Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 17) 6
- First reading
  - Van Mulligen, 523
- Second reading
  - Boyd, 611–12
  - Draude, 1483–84
  - Eagles, 1719–20
  - McMorris, 821–24
  - Van Mulligen, 610–11
  - Wakefield, 706–10
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Toth, 1950–51
  - Van Mulligen, 1950–51
- Third reading
  - Van Mulligen, 1952
- Royal Assent, 2056
Child custody See Child protection – Non-custodial parent, visiting rights; Indians/First Nations – Off-reserve – Child custody cases; Indians/First Nations – On-reserve – Child custody cases
Child labour
- Worst Forms of Child Labour Convention, 1999, ratification, ministerial statement (Crofford)
  - Crofford, 185
  - Weekes, 185
Child poverty 5, 1958, 2341 See also Children – Action plan for children; Social assistance – Caseload – Reduction – Continuing, recognition
- Reduction, 62, 125, 163, 345, 382, 397
  - Anti-poverty coalition, campaign 2000 comment, 319
Child protection
- Case workers
  - Shortage, 1429
  - Training, 1141–42, 1429
  - Workload, assistance, 1429
- Families, working with to prevent children from coming into care, 1429–30
- Investigation procedures, 1139–40
  - Listening to the children, 1141
- Non-custodial parent, visiting rights, reinstatement, 1956–57
Child tax credit See Income – Child tax credit, federal
Child Welfare League of America See Foster care – Vs. kinship care
Children
- Accident prevention, 121
- Action plan for children, 24, 96, 163, 188, 319, 2341 See also Children – Early childhood intervention; Children – Nutrition programs; Children – School allowances; Housing – Social; Youth – Teen mothers, infant care
  - Model of success, attracting national and international attention, 319
  - Opportunities extending regardless of financial circumstances, government commitment, 319
- Autistic, programs, funding, 198
- Caregivers, stay-at-home, 25
- Child Find Saskatchewan Green Ribbon of Hope campaign, member's statement
  - Addley, 1334
  - Julé, 1333–34
- Chili for Children, fundraising dinner, member's statement
  - Lingenfelter, 1062
- Clothing, sales tax exemption, 322, 412
- Disabled, camp fees, respite care fees, use, 1959
- Early childhood intervention, 319, 370
- Early development discussion paper Building on Community Success: Creating a Long Term Plan for Saskatchewan's Youngest Children and Their Families See Child care – Child Care Week, May 15-19, 2000
- Early intervention and support, commitment, 7 See also Education – Pre-kindergarten program; Schools – Community schools
- Education See also Education; Education, post-secondary – Accessibility, affordable
  - Families saving for, assistance, goal, 6
- Families, raising, assistance, goal, 6
- Future, bright, looking forward to while staying in Saskatchewan, 6, 9, 385, 396 See also Education, post-secondary; Training programs
- Health care, emphasis, 8
- Hunger, 87, 125 See also Schools – Community schools – Enhancement
- In care See Child protection – Investigation procedures; Foster care
- Jobs, good, securing, assistance, goal, 6, 385
- Living with dignity and independence, support, 319
- Medical needs See Families – Work, leave
- Most in need, support, 319
- Most vulnerable, education, opportunities to benefit fully See Children – Early intervention and support, commitment
- National agenda, 87
  - Making reality, 6
- National Child Benefit, 1020, 1958
- National child tax benefit, 2341
- National tax benefit, 1959
- Nutrition programs, 319
- Saskatchewan Child Benefit, 1020
- Saskatchewan tax benefit, 1959
- School allowances, 319
- School supplies, cost assistance, 1959–60
- Sexual abuse, 58 See also Prostitution – Child prostitution
- Tobacco use
  - Impact See Tobacco Control Committee
  - Prevention See also Tobacco – Control, legislation
    - Legislation, petitions, 1762, 2299
      - Eagles, 2297
      - Elhard, 2243
      - Van Mulligen, 1706–7
Children's Advocate See also Ombudsman and Children's Advocate Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 28)
- Appointment, moved (Van Mulligen); amendment (Toth)
  - Toth, 588–89
  - Van Mulligen, 588
- Children and Youth in Care Review: Listen to their Voices See Foster care
- Estimates, committee referral, moved (Lingenfelter)
  - Lingenfelter, 1187
Children's Law Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 229)
- First reading
  - Draude, 1979
Ching, Don See LCL Cable Communications Ltd.
Christmas
- Greetings, Knights of Columbus of Saskatchewan, member's statement
  - Weekes, 247
Christopher Lake nature area, protection See Parks Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 5)
Churchbridge Rural Municipality See Water – Drainage – Ditches – Churchbridge Rural Municipality, legal action, against
Cigarettes See Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 46)
Cigars See Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 46)
CIHI See Canadian Institute for Health Information
CILRA See Construction Industry Labour Relations Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 59)
Citizens See also Legislative Assembly
- Alienation from government, 6
- Citizenship court, new millennium, Charles School, Prince Albert, member's statement
  - Wiberg, 1276
- Lakeland community, 1999 Citizen of the Year, Annette Heisler, member's statement
  - Wiberg, 518
- Long-term needs, response See Fiscal Stabilization Fund – Establishment
- Money putting back into pockets, 321
- Prince Albert, 1999 Citizen of the Year, Howard Gange, Anglin Lake, member's statement
  - Wiberg, 452–53
- Swift Current, recognition, member's statement
  - Wall, 1552
City Hospital, Saskatoon
- Eye Care Centre (Ophthalmology), financial contribution, Ron Bell, Humboldt, member's statement
  - Julé, 1206
Civil service See Public service
Clark, Ron See Natural gas – Pipeline, expansion, Goodsoil to Rosetown
Claybank, Sask. See Manufacturing industry
Clearwater Provincial Park See Parks Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 5)
Clifton Associates, Saskatoon See Information technology – Envista Technologies; Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation – Investments
Climax, Sask. See Health care – Centres – Border Health Centre, Climax; Highways and roads – Highway No. 18
CLR See Construction Labour Relations Association of Saskatchewan Inc.
Cluff Lake See Uranium industry – Employee layoffs
Co-operatives 26, 90 See also Economy, growth – Continuing to build; Employment development – Continuing to build; Housing – New Beginnings Housing Co-operative
- Banner year, member's statement
  - Yates, 1500–1501
- Bread and Roses and Healing Co-operative, Saskatoon, funding, member's statement
  - Jones, 1149
- Development, objectives and departmental role, 1031
- Moose Jaw Co-op Centre, grand opening, member's statement
  - Higgins, 751
- New generation, 320
- Retail, rural communities, union contract
  - Crofford, 184
  - Weekes, 184
- Rural communities, 1032
CO2 See Oil industry – Carbon dioxide; Regina Research Park – International Test Centre for Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Capture
Coalition government See Government – Coalition
Codette, Sask. See Cancer – T-cell lymphoma, patient, Edward Ens, Codette, treatment, funding
Cody, Don See Forest industry – Prince Albert Pulp and Paper, Weyerhaeuser
Cogema Resources Incorporated See Uranium industry – Environment protection, regulations
Collective bargaining See Teachers
- Local control See Co-operatives – Retail, rural communities, union contract
Colleges
- Canadian Bible College and Theological Seminary, Regina, relocation, Calgary, member's statement
  - Hart, 390
Collins, Neil See Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Board of directors, appointment
Commerce
- Electronic, expanding, growth, promotion See Electronic Information and Documents Act, 2000 (No. 38)
- Relationships, electronic, basic legal framework See Electronic Information and Documents Act, 2000 (No. 38)
Commission on Medicare See Medicare Commission
Committees
- Deputy Chair, Peter Prebble, appointment, moved (Romanow)
  - Romanow, 13
Committees, all-party See Abuse and Exploitation of Children through the Sex Trade Prevention Committee; Tobacco Control Committee
Committees, select standing
- Members
  - First report, Select Special Committee, moved (Lingenfelter)
    - Lingenfelter, 177
  - Nominations by Select Special Committee, moved (Romanow)
    - Romanow, 10
Committees, special See Abuse and Exploitation of Children through the Sex Trade Prevention Committee; Regulations Committee; Rules and Procedures Committee; Tobacco Control Committee
Committees, standing See Agriculture Committee; Communication Committee; Crown Corporations Committee; Estimates Committee; Private Members' Bills Committee; Public Accounts Committee
Commodity prices See Agriculture crisis
Communication Committee
- First report, 1804
- First report, moved (Trew) for concurrence
  - Trew, 1804–5
- Legislative Library, annual report, referral, moved (Lingenfelter)
  - Lingenfelter, 13–14
- Records retention and disposal, referral, moved (Lingenfelter)
  - Lingenfelter, 14
Communications See Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology – TRLabs information and communication technology
Communities 222, 406 See also Economy, growth – Continuing to build; Education, post-secondary – Accessibility, affordable – Public consultation; Employment development – Continuing to build; Northern communities
- Economic development, strengthening, 6
- Fiscal development See Planning and Development Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 23)
- Infrastructure See Centenary Capital Fund
- Lampman, swimming pool, fundraiser and debt elimination, member's statement
  - D'Autremont, 1553
- Ponteix, twinning, Ponteix-Aydat, France, member's statement
  - Lingenfelter, 1472
- Safer, 224, 369 See also Police services – Additional police officers
- Tugaske, general store, rebuilding and grand opening, member's statement
  - Brkich, 1678
- Upgrading and modernizing, federal-provincial-municipal program, continuing to develop, 321
- Viability, 55
Community-based organizations See Disabled and handicapped persons – Residential vocational services, staffing ratios, managers, removing
- Funding See Social Services Department – Community Living Division
Community living See Social Services Department – Community Living Division
Community schools See Schools – Community schools
Community works program See Social assistance recipients – Work experience
Computerized axial tomography (CAT) scan See Health care – Computerized axial tomography (CAT) scans
Con-Force Investments See Potato industry – Storage facilities
Condolences
- Communication, moved (Romanow)
  - Romanow, 270
- Davies, William Gwynne (Bill) (former MLA), moved (Romanow)
  - Cline, 269–70
  - Crofford, 268
  - Hagel, 264–66
  - Hamilton, 268–69
  - Higgins, 263–64
  - Krawetz, 263
  - Romanow, 260–63
  - Stewart, 263
  - Trew, 270
  - Van Mulligen, 266–68
- MacFarlane, Douglas Thomas (former MLA), moved (Romanow)
  - Melenchuk, 254–55
  - Romanow, 253–54
  - Toth, 255
- McNeill, Gordon James (former MLA), moved (Romanow)
  - Addley, 259–60
  - Allchurch, 259
  - Krawetz, 257–58
  - Romanow, 256–57
  - Sonntag, 258–59
Condominium Property Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 58)
- First reading
  - Axworthy, 1305–6
- Second reading
  - Axworthy, 1542
  - Bjornerud, 1923
  - Toth, 1542
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Axworthy, 2232
  - Wall, 2232
- Third reading
  - Lingenfelter, 2236
- Royal Assent, 2350
Conflict of interest See Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation – Investments
Conflict of Interest Commissioner
- Appointment, Gerald Lorne Gerrand, moved (Axworthy)
  - Axworthy, 1307–8
- Estimates, committee referral, moved (Lingenfelter)
  - Lingenfelter, 1187
Constitution See Firearms Act (C-68) – Court challenges
Construction industry See also Crown Construction Tendering Agreement
- Collective bargaining agreements, Construction Labour Relations Association of Saskatchewan Inc., role, 1199
- Double breasting See also Construction industry – Unionized contractors, spinoff companies, non-unionized, operating
  - Crown construction tendering agreement, connection, 1196
  - Willingness to compromise vs. union leadership, 1196
- Spin-off contracting See also Construction industry – Unionized contractors, spinoff companies, non-unionized, operating
- Union certification See also Construction Industry Labour Relations Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 59); Trade unions – Certification/decertification and strike action
  - Crofford, 1063–64, 1091–92, 1122–23, 1302–4, 1440–41
  - Hermanson, 1063–64, 1091–92, 1122, 1440–41, 2042–43
  - Romanow, 2042–43
  - Weekes, 1302–4
  - First Nations' businesses, impact
    - Crofford, 1303
    - Weekes, 1303
  - Saskatchewan Alliance for Economic Growth
    - Concerns
      - Crofford, 1712–13
      - Weekes, 1712–13
    - Debate
      - Crofford, 1840
      - Weekes, 1840
    - Emergency meeting
      - Romanow, 1978–79
      - Weekes, 1978–79
    - Meeting
      - Hermanson, 2042
      - Romanow, 2042
  - Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce, annual meeting, Prince Albert, May 11, 2000, resolution
    - Crofford, 1152–53
    - Weekes, 1152–53
- Unionized contractors, spinoff companies, non-unionized, operating
  - 1998 study, Gus Zaba, recommendation
    - Crofford, 1234
    - Weekes, 1234
  - Criteria, determination, Labour Relations Board, 1197
  - Prohibition See also Construction Industry Labour Relations Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 59); Labour Department – Minister, construction industry, meeting; New Democratic Party (Saskatchewan) – Contributions/donations – Trade unions
    - Companies affected, 1199–1200
    - Labour harmony, insuring vs. strike action, 1198–99
Construction Industry Labour Relations Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 59) 2341
- First reading
  - Crofford, 1186
- Second reading
  - Allchurch, 1987–88
  - Bjornerud, 1989–90
  - Crofford, 1308–9, 1988–89
  - D'Autremont, 1632–35
  - Draude, 1817–19, 1926
  - Hermanson, 1309–13
  - Kwiatkowski, 1926–27
  - McMorris, 1720–21
  - Wakefield, 1987
  - Wall, 1984–87
  - Weekes, 2218–21
- Second reading; amendment (six months hence), moved (Wall), 1987
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Allchurch, 2285–86
  - Crofford, 2257–96
  - Higgins, 2279–80
  - Hillson, 2282–85
  - Jones, 2276–79
  - Wall, 2265–71
  - Weekes, 2257–65, 2272–76, 2286–96
  - Yates, 2280–81
- Third reading
  - Crofford, 2296, 2306–7
  - Weekes, 2307
- Royal Assent, 2350
Construction Labour Relations Association of Saskatchewan Inc. See also Construction industry – Collective bargaining agreements; Crown Construction Tendering Agreement – Crown corporations, payment
- Board of directors and members, 1196
- PCL Industrial Constructors Inc. and Lockerbie and Hole Company Limited, membership, Queen's Bench Court case, 1196
Consumer protection See Justice Statutes (Consumer Protection) Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 16)
Continuing Select Committee
- Membership and mandate, moved (Lingenfelter)
  - Lingenfelter, 187
Corbiere decision, Supreme Court of Canada See Indians/First Nations – Off-reserve – Child and family services; Indians/First Nations – On-reserve – Child and family services
Corporate capital surcharge See Resource companies
Corporation income tax
- Reduction, 171, 2342
Correctional centres
- Oskana Community Correctional Centre, Regina, Alberta parolees
  - Axworthy, 863–64, 920
  - Hermanson, 863–64, 920
- Regina, inmate, physical and sexual abuse, Provincial Ombudsman's report, 1895–96
- Smoking ban, 1897–98
Correspondence schools See Schools – Correspondence
Cory mine See Electricity – Co-generation – SaskPower International
Cost of living 70
Cote, Harvey See Correctional centres – Oskana Community Correctional Centre, Regina, Alberta parolees
Cottages
- Flood damage, Fishing Lake, economic impact, 149
Court houses
- Closure, 373, 379
  - Humboldt, reversal, member's statement
    - Julé, 670
  - Weyburn, Humboldt and Assiniboia, 398, 414
    - Axworthy, 365–66
    - Bakken, 365–66
  - Weyburn, petitions, 637, 668
    - Bakken, 602, 635–36
    - Bjornerud, 602
    - Boyd, 601, 635
    - Draude, 601
    - Eagles, 601, 635
    - Heppner, 601
    - Kwiatkowski, 602–3
    - McMorris, 602, 636
    - Peters, 601
    - Stewart, 602
    - Toth, 635
    - Wakefield, 602
    - Weekes, 602, 636
  - Weyburn, reversal, member's statement
    - Bakken, 670
- Facilities, new, funding, 188
Court of Appeal Act, 2000 (No. 80)
- First reading
  - Axworthy, 1539
- Second reading
  - Axworthy, 1625–26
  - Toth, 1626
  - Wall, 2053
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Axworthy, 2225
  - Wall, 2225–26
- Third reading
  - Lingenfelter, 2226
- Royal Assent, 2227
Coyotes See Hunting; Wildlife – Management
CPIC See Canadian Police Information Centre
CPR (Canadian Pacific Railway) See Heritage – Grants, Canadian Pacific Railway
Craftsmen
- Bill Schiller, Carrot River, handcrafted knives, 168
Craik R.M. See Highways and roads – Bridges – Damage, water flow from Diefenbaker Lake to Buffalo Pound
Credit rating See Government
Credit unions 26
- Bank of Montreal branches, acquisition See also Personal Property Security Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 66)
- Bank of Montreal branches, acquisition, member's statement
  - Addley, 639–40
- Banner year, member's statement
  - Yates, 1500–1501
- Saskatoon Credit Union, employment security and personal development opportunities policy, member's statement
  - Addley, 130
Creighton, Sask. See Mining industry – Konuto Lake mine
Crime 69, 154, 188–89 See also Correctional centres; Police services; Youth
- Victim impact statement program, member's statement
  - Prebble, 210
Crop insurance See also Farm safety net – Long-term – Development
- Affordability and marketing, 1324–25
- Condemned crops, deer manure, 166
- Contracts, statistics, 1322
- Cost reduction, 7, 202
- Coverage, enhancement, 7, 202
- Enrolment, increasing, strategy, 1323–24
- Hail, coverage, 1324
- New crops, including, 1324–26
- Payment terms, extension, 8, 141, 1731
- Premiums, 1324
  - Non-payment, 1323
  - Producers' share, reduction, 320
- Program changes, 1322, 1324
Crops
- Marketing, 1325–29
- New, 320, 368
- Organic, 320
- Specialty, 8, 99
Crosby, Tom See Regina Health District – Health/Budget plans
Cross, Dr. James See Ambulance service – Coordination – Province wide
Crown Construction Tendering Agreement
- Crown corporations, payment, Construction Labour Relations Association of Saskatchewan Inc., 1196–97
- Removal See Construction industry – Double breasting; Labour Department – Minister, construction industry, meeting
Crown Construction Tendering Agreement Nullification Act (No. 221)
- First reading
  - Weekes, 1186
Crown Corporation Managers' and Permanent Heads' Salaries Act (No. 222)
- First reading
  - Brkich, 846
Crown corporations See also Government building space; Government departments, agencies and Crown corporations
- Annual reports and financial statements, committee referral, moved (Lingenfelter)
  - Lingenfelter, 13
- Appointments, patronage, 399
- Profits
  - Heppner, 841–42
  - Nilson, 841–42
- Subsidiary See Accountability of Subsidiaries of Subsidiary Crown Corporations Act (No. 205)
Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 65)
- First reading
  - Nilson, 1213
- Second reading
  - D'Autremont, 1980–81
  - Nilson, 1481
  - Toth, 1482
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Heppner, 2053–55
  - Nilson, 2053–55
- Third reading
  - Van Mulligen, 2055
- Royal Assent, 2227
Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 2000 (Appointment of Directors) (No. 212)
- First reading
  - Toth, 846
Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 2000 (Foreign Investments) (No. 225)
- First reading
  - Wiberg, 846
Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 2000 (Referendums) (No. 230)
- First reading
  - Allchurch, 846
Crown Corporations Committee
- Annual reports and financial statements, referral, moved (Lingenfelter)
  - Lingenfelter, 13
- First report, moved (Thomson) for concurrence
  - Thomson, 2199
- Travel and hold meetings away from seat of government, authority, moved (Thomson)
  - Thomson, 2226
- Utility rates, monopoly, review, permanent body establishment, legislation recommendation, 8
Crown Corporations Disclosure Act (No. 228)
- First reading
  - Kwiatkowski, 846
Crown Corporations' Rates Review Act (No. 226)
- First reading
  - Hart, 846
Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan See also Potato industry – Storage facilities – Resale; SPUDCO (Saskatchewan Potato Utility Corporation) – Transfer, Crown Investments Corporation, responsibility
- Crown Corporation service division See Public service – Lieutenant-Governor's Medal of the Institute of Public Administration of Canada, 1999 award
- Estimates, main (2000-2001), 2345
Crown land
- Payments, policy, 1731
Crow's Nest rate
- Elimination See Grain transportation, freight rates
CRTC See Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission
Crystal Lakes School Division
- Amalgamation of Canora School Division and Timberline School Division, 146
CSAP See Canada-Saskatchewan Adjustment Program (CSAP)
Culture 27 See also Lotteries – Management and profits distribution; Municipal Affairs, Culture and Housing Department
Cupar, Sask. See Grain – Elevators; Grain – United Grain Growers, facilities, expansion; Health care – Services – Cupar
Curling See Sports
Cypress Hills See Hunting – Elk, number; Population – Decline