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

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SACL See Social Services Department – Community Living Division
Safety See Automobile and highway safety
Sage Well Services Ltd. See Oil industry – Sales tax, expansion – Impact
SAIC See Science Applications International Canada (SAIC Canada)
SAIL See Disabled and handicapped persons – Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living, funding
St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Humboldt See Hospitals – St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Humboldt
Salaries See Wages and salaries
Sales tax See Provincial sales tax
SALS See Senior citizens – Saskatchewan Assisted Living Services
Sanitec Canada See Hazardous waste
SARC See Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres
SARCAN
- Processing facility, state of the art, Regina, announcement, member's statement
  - Kwiatkowski, 1009
- Recycling, environmental handling charges, collection, 1704
SARM (Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities ) See Rural municipalities – Tax loss compensation
Sask Sport See Lotteries – Management and profits distribution
Saskatchewan
- Future, energy, creativity and drive of young people, critical to, 319
- Inclusive of all people, Camsel Portage to wider Aboriginal community and province as a whole, 9, 102, 151–52, 175, 224
Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living (SAIL) See Disabled and handicapped persons – Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living, funding
Saskatchewan Alliance for Economic Growth See Construction industry – Union certification
Saskatchewan Arts Board See Film industry – Queer City Cinema 2000, Lesbian and Gay Film and Video Festival
Saskatchewan Assisted Living Services See Senior citizens
Saskatchewan Association for Community Living See Social Services Department – Community Living Division
Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres (SARC) See also SARCAN; Social Services Department – Community Living Division
- Community caring and commitment week, May 8-12, designation, member's statement
  - Kwiatkowski, 1009
Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) See Rural municipalities – Tax loss compensation
Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts Act, 2000 (No. 79)
- First reading
  - Crofford, 1506–7
- Second reading
  - Crofford, 1624–25
  - McMorris, 1924
  - Toth, 1625
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Crofford, 2090–91
  - McMorris, 2090–91
- Third reading
  - Van Mulligen, 2100
- Royal Assent, 2227
Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce See Construction industry – Union certification
Saskatchewan Council for International Co-operation See International co-operation
Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation See Pensions – Non-permanent/temporary, part-time and casual employees, service buy-back, denial, statement of claim
Saskatchewan employment supplement See Income
Saskatchewan Evidence Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 34)
- First reading
  - Axworthy, 1043
- Second reading
  - Axworthy, 1313
  - Julé, 1876
  - Toth, 1313–14
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Axworthy, 2088–90
  - Wall, 2088–90
- Third reading
  - Van Mulligen, 2100
- Royal Assent, 2227
Saskatchewan Farm Security Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 218)
- First reading
  - Bjornerud, 1770
Saskatchewan Federation of Labour
- Funding, 1863
Saskatchewan Formulary Committee See also Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Review, criteria; Health Department – Minister
- Meeting, June 15, 2000, 1418
Saskatchewan Government Employees Union See Pensions – Non-permanent/temporary, part-time and casual employees, service buy-back, denial, statement of claim
Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund
- Mandate, changes, 1664–65
Saskatchewan Government Insurance See Health care – Magnetic resonance imaging system (MRI); Health Department; Maintenance orders, enforcement – Driver's licence, suspension; Motor vehicles – Used – Red-book value, sales tax
Saskatchewan Health Information Network 688
- Gantefoer, 673–74
- Junor, 673–74
- Access and security, 689
- Confidentiality and privacy issues, 689
- Consultation process, 688–89
- Cost
  - Gantefoer, 586–87
  - Junor, 587
- Cost and commitment, 691–92
- Crown corporation vs. Health Department division, 2181
- Expenses, details, 691
- Funding, 692–93, 2181
- Health districts
  - Connection, 689–90
    - Saskatchewan Telecommunications services, 690
  - Hardware, capital costs, funding, 690
- Patient information, sale
  - Atkinson, 2204
  - Bakken, 2204
- Pharmacy system, integration, 693
- Project management, contract, Science Applications International Corporation, 690–91
  - Saskatchewan or Canadian contracts, 2182
Saskatchewan Housing Corporation See also Housing – Straw bale construction, partnership
- Estimates, main (2000-2001), 2345
Saskatchewan Human Rights Code Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 77)
- First reading
  - Axworthy, 1446
- Second reading
  - Axworthy, 1563–65
  - McMorris, 1565
  - Wall, 1716–18
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Axworthy, 2009–13
  - D'Autremont, 2012–13
  - Wall, 2010–12
- Third reading
  - Axworthy, 2027
- Royal Assent, 2056
Saskatchewan Indian Federated College, Regina 320
- Computer science and biology graduates, member's statement
  - Julé, 1384
- Cultural week, member's statement
  - Van Mulligen, 361
Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority See also Liberal Party (Saskatchewan) – Contributions
- Board of directors, provincial jurisdiction and dismissal recommendation, 1969
- Casinos
  - Gold Eagle Casino, North Battleford
    - Financial irregularities
      - Hamilton, 2205
      - Kwiatkowski, 2205
    - Financial operations, review and audit See Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority – Chairman and chief executive officer – Expenses, unauthorized – Investigation
    - Information, tabling, moved (D'Autremont)
      - D'Autremont, 2218
    - Lease agreement, 212317 Saskatchewan Ltd., review
      - Hamilton, 2205–6
      - Kwiatkowski, 2205
    - Promotions, overexpenditure, Liquor and Gaming Authority, notification, requirement
      - Hamilton, 2206
      - Kwiatkowski, 2206
- Chairman and chief executive officer
  - Expenses, unauthorized
    - Eagles, 1909–10, 1912–13
    - Hamilton, 1909–13
    - Kwiatkowski, 1910–13
    - Discovery
      - Eagles, 2040–41
      - Hamilton, 2040–41
      - Inquiry
        
        Eagles, 2041
        
        Hamilton, 2041
      - Provincial Auditor's letter
        
        Eagles, 2041
        
        Hamilton, 2041
    - Investigation
      - Hamilton, 2205
      - Kwiatkowski, 2205
    - Provincial Auditor, opposition questioning, racially motivated
      - Cline, 2146–48
      - Kwiatkowski, 2146–48
    - Public Accounts Committee, role
      - Cline, 2074–75
      - Kwiatkowski, 2074–75
  - Political donations
    - Hamilton, 1975
    - Kwiatkowski, 1975
- Intergovernmental and Aboriginal Affairs Department, minister, consultation with Chief Perry Bellegarde, 1969
- Liquor and Gaming Authority, rules and procedures, Provincial Auditor's recommendations
  - Eagles, 1976–77
  - Hamilton, 1976–77
- Operations
  - 1997-1998
    - Audit
      - Hamilton, 2255
      - Kwiatkowski, 2255
    - Expenses, over budget
      - Hamilton, 2206–7, 2255
      - Kwiatkowski, 2206–7, 2255
  - Irregularities
    - Hamilton, 2207
    - Kwiatkowski, 2207
  - Responsibility
    - Eagles, 1976–78
    - Hamilton, 1976–78
- Political donations See also Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority – Chairman and chief executive officer
  - Hamilton, 1975
  - Kwiatkowski, 1975
  - Liberal Party (Saskatchewan)
    - Hamilton, 1975
    - Kwiatkowski, 1975
    - Lingenfelter, 1975
  - New Democratic Party, 2312–14
    - Hamilton, 2255–56
    - Kwiatkowski, 2255–56, 2304–6
    - Romanow, 2304–6
- Profits, 2312
Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies
- Proposed, Centenary Capital Fund, consideration, 1696
Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies Act (No. 40) 9
- First reading
  - Hagel, 1129
- Second reading
  - D'Autremont, 1545
  - Hagel, 1284–86
  - Hart, 1784
  - McMorris, 1544
  - Toth, 1286–87
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Hagel, 1935–39
  - Hart, 1935–36
  - Julé, 1936–38
- Third reading
  - Hagel, 1951
- Royal Assent, 2056
Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology 203
- Ability to provide education and training, improving, 319
- Buildings and locations no longer used, 1822–23
- Consolidation project, Plains Health Centre, 1822
- Funding, 383
  - Centenary Capital Fund, 321, 383
- Graduate employment statistics report, member's statement
  - Trew, 2202
- Grants
  - Capital, 383
  - Operating, increased, 1822
- TRLabs information and communication technology, training partnership, member's statement
  - Kasperski, 2108
Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology, Palliser Campus
- Electrician training program, enrolment and waiting list, 1075–76
Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology, Wascana Campus See Indians/First Nations – Aboriginal Employment Development Program, partners
Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology, Woodland Campus
- Carpentry course, exam content vs. course content, 1076
- Environmental concerns, investigation, 1704
Saskatchewan Land Information Services Corporation See Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
- Building, new, North Battleford, 1824
- Building space, management, 1824
Saskatchewan Municipal Board
- Estimates, main (2000-2001), 1754
  - Bjornerud, 1754
  - Serby, 1754
Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation See also Manufacturing industry – DryAir 2000
- Assets, 1668
- Estimates, main (2000-2001), 2103
- Investments, 1666
  - Clifton Associates Ltd., Regina, 1669–70
  - Conflict of interest, Regina Motion Picture Video and Sound, 2101
  - Goal, 1669
  - Restructuring into equity, 1670
  - Shuttle Craft International Inc., Saskatoon, 1670
  - Unitec International Controls Corp., Burnaby, B.C., 1670, 2101–2
- Loans
  - Bellator Exploration Inc., Calgary, 1669
  - Investment impairment, 1666
  - Receivable, 1666
    - Non-performing loans, 1666–67
- Mandate, 1665–66
- President, 2102 See also Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation – Investments – Conflict of interest
- Revenue
  - Investment contribution, General Revenue Fund, 1668
  - Operating contribution, General Revenue Fund, 1667
Saskatchewan Order of Merit See Honours and awards
Saskatchewan Party
- Election promises, 377–78, 2339
- Foundation, 324
- Fundraising, member's statement
  - Yates, 2107–8
- Leader, promises, cost, member's statement
  - Addley, 1647
- Role in world history, member's statement
  - Wall, 780
- Vision for the future, member's statement
  - Krawetz, 1835–36
Saskatchewan Pension Plan Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 4)
- First reading
  - Cline, 136
- Second reading
  - Boyd, 615–16, 765–66
  - Cline, 304–5
  - Julé, 767
  - Toth, 305
  - Wakefield, 1155–56
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Cline, 1815–16
  - Wakefield, 1816
- Third reading
  - Cline, 1817
- Royal Assent, 2056
Saskatchewan Potash Corporation
- Cory mine, near Saskatoon See Electricity – Co-generation – SaskPower International and ATCO Power of Alberta
Saskatchewan Potato Utility Corporation See SPUDCO (Saskatchewan Potato Utility Corporation)
Saskatchewan Power Corporation See also Power Corporation Superannuation Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 47)
- Board of directors, appointment, Neil Collins, member's statement
  - Eagles, 361
- Contract, Alcatal Canada Wire, member's statement
  - Higgins, 361
- President, 399
Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation
- Central Vehicle Agency, fleet
  - Life expectancy and replacement, 1823
  - Maintenance cost, 1823–24
- Changes, major, 1820
- Estimates, main (2000-2001), 1820–25
  - Bakken, 1824–25
  - Draude, 1825
  - Hamilton, 1820–25
  - Kwiatkowski, 1825
  - Peters, 1820–25
- Estimates, supplementary (1999-2000), 1825
- SaskGeomatics Division See Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Property Rights Act (No. 219)
- First reading
  - D'Autremont, 1979
Saskatchewan Research Council See also Petroleum Technology Research Centre, Regina – Rent, Saskatchewan Research Council's expenditure; Research Council Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 76); Water – Drainage – Treatment plants, Saskatchewan Research Council involvement; Water quality – Rural communities, Saskatchewan Research Council investigation
- Contractors, private, most profitable, 1930
- Corporate performance branch, 1928
- Estimates, main (2000-2001), 1928–31
  - Draude, 1928–31
  - Lautermilch, 1928–31
- Funding, 1929
- Growth areas, 1929–30
- Investments, March 31, 1998 vs. March 31, 1999, 1931
- Research and development income tax credit, benefits, 1930
- Royalties, 1930–31
- Royalty tax credit, benefits, 1930
Saskatchewan residents See Citizens
Saskatchewan Rivers School Division
- Logo contest winner, Danielle Bodnarchuk, Birch Hills high school, member's statement
  - Wiberg, 107
- Taxes, increase, member's statement
  - Kowalsky, 1120–21
  - Wiberg, 1090
Saskatchewan Roman Catholic Dioceses Reorganization Act (No. 303)
- Petition, 778, 808
- Second reading
  - Thomson, 961
- Committee of the Whole
  - Julé, 1240
  - Thomson, 1240
- Third reading
  - Thomson, 1240
- Royal Assent, 1378
Saskatchewan Seniors Mechanism See Senior citizens – Senior Friendly Program
Saskatchewan Telecommunications See also Film industry – Queer City Cinema 2000, Lesbian and Gay Film and Video Festival; Saskatchewan Health Information Network – Health districts – Connection
- Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) jurisdiction, 999–1003
- QUANTUMLYNX Office, virtual private office solution, 399
Saskatchewan Telecommunications Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 19)
- First reading
  - Nilson, 587
- Second reading
  - D'Autremont, 735–36
  - Harpauer, 824–27
  - Hart, 1487–88
  - Heppner, 1849–50
  - Nilson, 735
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Heppner, 2057
  - Nilson, 2057–58
- Third reading
  - Nilson, 2061
- Royal Assent, 2227
Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corporation
- Estimates, main (2000-2001), 2345
- Investments, NST Network Services Inc., 2341
- Youth employment and education initiatives, recognition, member's statement
  - Yates, 549
Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corporation Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 20)
- First reading
  - Nilson, 588
- Second reading
  - Allchurch, 827–28
  - D'Autremont, 736–37
  - Heppner, 1850
  - Nilson, 736
  - Wakefield, 1488–90
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Heppner, 2058–59
  - Nilson, 2058–59
- Third reading
  - Nilson, 2061
- Royal Assent, 2227
Saskatchewan Tourism Education Council See Senior citizens – Senior Friendly Program
Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership Inc.
- Objectives and role, 1664
Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities (SUMA)
- Regional meetings, 1753
Saskatchewan Urban Native Teacher Education Program See Teachers
Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal See Honours and awards
Saskatchewan Waste Reduction Council See Waste – Saskatchewan Waste Minimization Awards
Saskatchewan Water Corporation See also Water
- Consultants, 1792
  - Freelance stories, Ford, Danielle Charpier, 2135
- Employees, number, 2131
- Estimates, main (2000-2001), 1785–93, 2129–36
  - Bjornerud, 1792–93
  - Brkich, 1785–89, 1791–92, 2129–31, 2136
  - D'Autremont, 2135–36
  - Draude, 2133–34
  - Elhard, 2134–35
  - Julé, 1790–91
  - Krawetz, 2131–33
  - Sonntag, 1785–93, 2129–36
- Infrastructure, capital investments, 1789
- Potato industry, investment See SPUDCO (Saskatchewan Potato Utility Corporation)
  - Provincial Auditor's report
    - Brkich, 1474–76
    - Sonntag, 1475–76
- Profit, 2131
- Projects, out of province and consultants, 2130
- Revenue, loss, improvement, 2131
- Salaries, cost, 2130
- Severance pay, 1792
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool See Grain – Booth Siding Terminal
Saskatoon, Sask. See Business; City Hospital, Saskatoon; Economy, growth; Electricity – Queen Elizabeth Power Station; Employment development; Health care – Services; High technology – Development; Highways and roads – Construction and maintenance – Vs. back alley; Hospital waiting lists; Justice Department – Mediation Services, Saskatoon; Police services – Regina and Saskatoon; Royal University Hospital, Saskatoon; Schools – Construction and renovation projects; Schools – Urban reserves; Small business; University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon
Saskatoon City Hospital See also Rehabilitation centres – Day program, lack of
- Kinetics clinic, 2184–85
Saskatoon Health District See also Saskatoon City Hospital – Kinetics clinic
- Hospital waiting lists
  - Atkinson, 845–46
  - Gantefoer, 845–46
Saskatoon Riversdale Constituency By-election Act (No. 88)
- First reading
  - Serby, 2357
- Second reading
  - Serby, 2357
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Serby, 2358
- Third reading
  - Serby, 2358
- Royal Assent, 2358
SaskEnergy Incorporated See also Natural gas
- Estimates, main (2000-2001), 2346
- Head office, relocation
  - Heppner, 1337–38, 1537–38
  - Nilson, 1337–38, 1538
SaskFILM See Film industry – Queer City Cinema 2000, Lesbian and Gay Film and Video Festival
SaskGeomatics See Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
SaskPower Commercial
- Investment, Guyana Electricity Corporation, 399
SaskPower International See Electricity – Co-generation
SaskTel See Saskatchewan Telecommunications
SaskTel Mobility
- FleetNet 800, 399
SaskTel SecurTek 399
Saunders, Jim See Regina Health District – Health/Budget plans
Schedlosky, Colleen See Training programs – Provincial training allowance – Client, repayment request
Schiller, Bill See Craftsmen
Schmirler, Sandra See Honours and awards – Saskatchewan Order of Merit – Nomination; Provincial Emblems and Honours Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 33); Tributes
School boards See also Property tax
- Funding, 58, 375, 408
- Local liaison committee, 1055
- Resources, overlap, reduction See Schools – Construction and maintenance, joint-use facilities
School buses
- Safety, 2329 See also Highways and roads – Highway No. 28
School divisions See also Education Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 13); Students – Aboriginal, non-attendance
- Amalgamation, 1798 See also Crystal Lakes School Division
  - Cost-benefit analysis, 1798
  - Local agreements, 1798–99
- Boundaries, 398
- Capital budgets
  - Draude, 314
  - Romanow, 314
- Expenditures, recognized and actual, formula, 1799
- Francophone
  - Enrolment, 2030
  - Funding, federal, 2030
- Funding, 338, 340, 349, 357, 405, 2339 See also Teachers – Salaries, increase
  - Draude, 844–45
  - Melenchuk, 844–45
  - Capital, 146, 338, 369, 408 See also Schools – Construction and renovation projects
  - Teachers' salary increase, 1795–97
- Grants
  - Operating, 146
  - Operating grants (foundation grant), 1052–53
- Provincial responsibilities, off-loading, 195
- Tax loss compensation
  - Native land claim settlements, 1408–11
  - Native treaty land entitlements, 1408–11, 1969
Schools 2324
- Biggar Central School 2000, official opening, member's statement
  - Atkinson, 750
- Capital improvements See also Schools – Construction and renovation projects
  - Funding, 319, 321, 371, 383, 404, 406, 2030
    - Centenary Capital Fund, 383, 408, 1992–93
- Christopher Lake School, Christopher Lake and Paddockwood districts history research project, member's statement
  - Wiberg, 2072
- Classes, parents' right to monitor, 1056–57
- Climax, bus transportation See Highways and roads – Highway No. 18
- Closures, 146, 379, 399
  - Qu'Appelle, prevention, petitions, 243, 274, 309
    - Julé, 271
    - McMorris, 208, 243, 272
- Community schools, 163, 224 See also Education – Pre-kindergarten program – Enhancement
  - Enhancement, 87
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Focus, 319
    - Funding, 2339
  - Support and enhancement, 7, 369
- Construction and maintenance, joint-use facilities, 7
  - Humboldt Collegiate Institute and Carlton Trail Regional College, funding, 1078
  - Yorkton, 219
- Construction and renovation projects, 87, 1798
  - Funding, 7, 146, 375, 404
  - Saskatoon-Meewasin constituency, member's statement
    - Jones, 548
- Correspondence, 2031
- Development, 320
- Facilities, quality, 7
- Historical, funding, 1801, 2031
- Immunization process, 1722
- Integrated classrooms, 2336
- Joint-use facilities vs. stand-alone, 2031
- Lakeview Elementary School, Regina, 70th anniversary, member's statement
  - Nilson, 1363
- Lord's Prayer, beginning of school day, recognition, 1053
- Maintenance and construction, 2336
- Melfort new elementary, building and approval announcement, member's statement
  - Gantefoer, 811
- Modern, safe and healthy ensuring, 319
- Montmartre See Environment protection – Green School Project, Montmartre School
- Off-reserve, 2338
- On-reserve, 2338 See Students – Aboriginal, non-attendance
- Parents' visits See Families – Work, leave
- Portable, purchase and relocation, funding, 1797–98
- Rural, 159
  - Transportation, funding, 2029–30
  - Viability, 2032
- Silverspring Public School, Saskatoon, sod-turning, member's statement
  - Jones, 1501
- Urban reserves, 2338
  - Saskatoon, 1799
- Westview School, West Flat community, Prince Albert, official opening, member's statement
  - Lautermilch, 1553
- Wilfred Hunt School, Regina, earth school celebration, member's statement
  - Hamilton, 1765
Science See Innovation and Science Fund
Science Applications International Canada (SAIC Canada) 2181–82 See also Saskatchewan Health Information Network – Project management, contract
- Deputy and Canadian health care, executive director, appointment, 2182
Science fairs See Students
Secretaries See Legislative Assembly members – Administrative Professional's Day, April 26, 2000
Senate
- Appointment, Jack Wiebe, member's statement
  - Kasperski, 604
Senior citizens 95 See also Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Non-prescription, sales tax, expansion; Home care; Income tax – Credits – Seniors; Long-term care; Nursing homes; Population – Aging; Private care homes; Special care homes; Sports
- Budget, benefits, member's statement
  - Wartman, 944
- Care of, rural women, assistance, 198
- Health care, 5, 65, 193, 384 See also Senior citizens – Women, health care, adequate, affordable housing, access to essential services, long-range plans, Women's Secretariat
- Involuntary separation See Long-term care – Financial assistance, legal separation suggestion; Nursing homes – Fees, increase
- Low income See Income – Low – Tax rolls
- Provincial Advisory Committee of Older Persons, appointment, ministerial statement (Junor)
  - Gantefoer, 1623
  - Junor, 1623
- Saskatchewan Assisted Living Services program, Golden West Manor, Meadow Lake, member's statement
  - Sonntag, 277
- Senior Friendly Program, ministerial statement (Junor)
  - Junor, 2114–15
  - Wakefield, 2115
- Women, health care, adequate, affordable housing, access to essential services, long-range plans, Women's Secretariat, 1294
Separatism, western 58
SERM See Environment and Resource Management Department
Service Districts Act
- Withdrawal, 2324
Seventy-five minute debate
- Grain, seeding, completion, record time, farm families, commendation, moved (Harper), 1591–1601
- Health districts, health/budget plans, moved (Gantefoer); amendment (Wartman), 1240–52
- Municipalities, amalgamation, moved (Bjornerud); amendment (Lorje), 645–56
- Natural resources, favourable conditions, creation, moved (Kasperski); amendment (Hermanson), 949–59
Sewage See also Northern Saskatchewan – Water
- Effluent excess, discharge, Swift Current, legal proceedings, 1697–99
Sex education See Education
Sex Offender Registry Act (No. 235) 1895, 1961
- First reading
  - Julé, 1653
Sex trade See Abuse and Exploitation of Children through the Sex Trade Prevention Committee
Sexual abuse See Prostitution – Child prostitution
Sexual assault See also Women – Victims of violence – Aboriginal women
- Awareness Week, April 3-7, 2000, member's statement
  - Julé, 389–90
  - Prebble, 388–89
Sexual offenders
- Registry, 1890–94 See also Sex Offender Registry Act (No. 235)
  - Axworthy, 1652–53, 1711–12
  - Julé, 1652–53, 1710–12
Shand Greenhouse See Trees – Millennium Grove plantings, Empire Elementary School, Moose Jaw
Shaunavon, Sask. See Farm machinery industry
Sherwood conservation and development area authority See Water – Drainage – Regina area
SHIN See Saskatchewan Health Information Network
SHOCAP See Young offenders – Serious and Habitual Youth Offender Comprehensive Action Program
Shuttle Craft International Inc., Saskatoon See Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation – Investments
SIAST See Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
SIGA See Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
Skills training See Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training Department; Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology – TRLabs information and communication technology; Training programs
Smadu, Marlene See Health Department – Assistant Deputy Minister, nursing, appointment
Small business 61, 167, 414 See also Business; Corporation income tax; Economic development – Strategy; Families – Work balance
- Clavet businessman, Steve Zablocki, leaving province, member's statement
  - Harpauer, 582–83
- North Battleford See Livestock feed industry – CanGro Processors Ltd.
- Regina
  - Action Office Interiors, grand opening, member's statement
    - Harper, 1009
  - Municipal amalgamation, impact
    - McMorris, 643–44
    - Serby, 643–44
- Sales tax, impact, 55, 165
- Saskatoon, relocation, member's statement
  - Lorje, 1120
- Tax reduction, 142
- Watrous area, member's statement
  - Wartman, 2251–52
- Weyburn area, member's statement
  - Yates, 1335
Smart communities program See Northern communities – Headwaters Project
SmartHealth See Health care – Patient information
Smoking See also Children – Tobacco use; Correctional centres; Tobacco; Tobacco Control Committee
- Health risks, prevention, strategies, recommendations See Tobacco Control Committee
- Public places and workplaces, ban, legislation, petitions, 1615, 1644, 1676, 1707, 1762, 1972, 2070, 2107, 2141, 2199, 2244, 2299
  - Addley, 1613, 1905, 1971–72, 2069, 2105, 2139, 2197, 2243–44
  - Harper, 1581
  - Higgins, 1643, 2198
  - Jones, 1581
  - Kowalsky, 1676, 2105, 2244
  - Nilson, 2198
  - Prebble, 1644, 1706, 2106
  - Thomson, 1972, 2035, 2069, 2197, 2243
  - Wartman, 1613, 2036, 2070, 2106, 2139–40, 2197
  - Yates, 1705
Social assistance 27 See also Income – Support level, decrease
- Appeal mechanism, 1020, 1022, 1138
- Caseload, 69
  - Reduction, 319, 346, 382, 397
    - Continuing, recognition, moved (Prebble)
      - Kowalsky, 1612
      - Lorje, 1609–12
      - Prebble, 1602–9
- Dependence, reducing, Building independence: investing in families, strategy, instrumental in, 318
- Misuse, investigative procedures, 1958
- Reform, 61
- Short-term transients, 1957–58
- Welfare wall, breaking down, Saskatchewan employment supplement, 318
Social assistance benefits See also Children – School supplies, cost assistance
- Federal and provincial vs. clawbacks, 1960
- Maternity benefits, late, employment benefits, late, eligibility and repayment, 1958–59
- Overpayment, letter with no explanation, 1959
- Vs. employment, part-time, minimum wage, 1430–31
Social assistance recipients See also Ambulance service; Children – School supplies, cost assistance; Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Saskatchewan Drug Plan – Drugs, access; Families – Health benefits; Food banks – Social assistance recipients; Justice Department – Mediation Services, Saskatoon – Employees, reduction; Training programs – Provincial training allowance
- Basic allowance, 122
- Educational support, 1022–23
- Educational support leading to gainful employment, Social Services Department and Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training Department, overlapping responsibilities, addressing, 1023, 1137
- Employable, 122
- Maintenance payments, delinquent, 1142
- Provincial sales tax, credit, clawback, 346, 1960
- Shelter allowance, 1019–20
  - Basic, 1021–22
  - Vs. rental rates, affordability, 1137–38
- Vehicle registration vs. transportation allowance, 1430
- Work experience
  - Bridging program, 1021
  - Community works program, 1021
- Work incentives, 1020–21, 1023
Social development 318, 410
- Economic development, role, 321
Social justice 62
Social programs 118, 194, 344, 401, 405
Social services 222
- Funding, 219
Social Services Department See Health care – Fetal alcohol syndrome – Social Services Department; Social assistance recipients – Educational support leading to gainful employment
- Community Living Division See also Disabled and handicapped persons – Transition out of school system into vocational programs and pre-employment programs, Hudson Bay, funding, capital and operational
  - Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres and Saskatchewan Association of Community Living, partnership, administration, funding, 1024–25, 1955–56
- Complaints, Ombudsman's report
  - Toth, 985
  - Van Mulligen, 985
- Estimates, main (2000-2001), 1018–26, 1136–42, 1427–33, 1952–61
  - Bakken, 1953
  - Boyd, 1025–26
  - Draude, 1956–57
  - Eagles, 1427–31
  - Julé, 1142, 1953–54, 1960–61
  - Kwiatkowski, 1023–25, 1956
  - Toth, 1018–23, 1137–42, 1433, 1952–53, 1957–61
  - Van Mulligen, 1018–26, 1137–42, 1427–33, 1952–61
  - Wall, 1955
- Estimates, supplementary (1999-2000), 1961
- Staff and salaries, 1018
- Workers, caseload See Foster care – Children and Youth in Care Review: Listen to their Voices
Socialism 458
SOCO See Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation
Solar energy 123
Souris Moose Mountain wildlife federation See also Alameda dam – Recreational facilities and water rights, Souris Moose Mountain wildlife federation, negotiations
Souris Valley Extended Care Centre, Weyburn See Long-term care – Facilities – Souris Valley Extended Care Centre
South Central Health District Board See Long-term care – Facilities – Souris Valley Extended Care Centre
South East Health District
- Health/Budget plans
  - Atkinson, 1183–84
  - Gantefoer, 1183
Southeast Regional College
- Moosomin Learning Centre, adult basic education graduation and home care special care aid graduation, member's statement
  - Toth, 1207
Southeast Surface Rights Association See Surface Rights Board of Arbitration – Hearings, land owners, closer to home; Surface rights – Compensation – Deposit, increase; Surface rights – Mediation, agreement, enforcement
Southwest Health District
- Services, reduction, Health Transition Fund, assistance, qualification, 1427
Speaker (Kowalsky)
- Election
  - Hermanson, 2356–57
  - Melenchuk, 2357
  - Serby, 2356
  - Speaker, 2355–56
Speaker (Osika)
- Deputy Speaker, Kim Trew, election
  - Speaker, 13
- Election
  - D'Autremont, 2–3
  - Romanow, 2
  - Speaker, 1–2
- Office and staff, integrity
  - Speaker, 1979–80
- Resignation, 2355
- Staff member, Rhonda Romanuk, baby boy, birth, member's statement
  - Julé, 1867
Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements
- Beverage containers, advertisements not allowed, 2282
- Bills
  - Amendment and bill are debated concurrently, 1989
  - Committee of the Whole, questions, relevance, 1880, 2019, 2165
  - Introduction, one at a time, with leave, 215
  - Subject, same and similar provisions, two or more bills relating to, 282
- Chair
  - Administrative responsibilities, raising in House, out of order, 1980
  - Aspersions against, 1097
  - Debate, does not participate or answer questions, 1980
  - Impartiality, reflecting on, 1539, 1979
  - Involving in debate, 1184, 1539
  - Members' remarks should be directed through the Chair, 117, 132, 235, 365, 757, 917, 948, 1011, 1196, 1238, 1836, 2002, 2077, 2211
  - Rulings, challenges, comments, 373, 829, 847
- Debate
  - Adjournment, 767
  - Parliamentary practices, respecting, 757
  - Relevance, 403, 741, 1491
    - Follicley challenged, 1487
- Decorum, 366, 1274, 1874
  - General comment, 757, 1097
  - Interruptions, interjections, 232, 345, 381, 399, 458, 773, 798, 829, 1091, 1102, 1104, 1108, 1156
  - Members expected to maintain respectable level, 1097
  - Noise level, 48, 54, 80, 156, 216, 232, 248–51, 333, 362–64, 377, 394, 520, 583–85, 587, 607, 610, 702–3, 733, 798, 830, 843, 845, 865, 896, 901, 910, 918, 920, 946–47, 968, 982–83, 1011–13, 1024, 1039, 1041, 1124, 1184, 1215, 1238, 1269, 1279, 1305, 1311, 1365, 1367, 1389, 1461–62, 1465–66, 1505, 1545, 1577, 1590, 1774, 1811, 1819, 1839, 1976, 2005, 2043, 2076–78, 2116–17, 2182–83, 2216–17, 2221, 2254, 2267, 2269, 2275, 2279, 2281, 2303–5
- Documents
  - Quoting from and characterization, member's responsibility, 816–17, 847
  - Tabling, 1653–54
- Exhibits and props, use, not allowed, 396, 1214, 1836
- Galleries
  - Members involving in debate, 1208, 2261
  - Visitors, participating in debate, 2261
- Language
  - Caution, 948
  - Choosing judiciously, 429, 790, 1269, 1366, 1927
    - "Misleading", 1123
  - "Homophobic," under guise of literary device, effect of words was personal, offensive and unparliamentary, withdrawal and apology, 1187–88
  - Inappropriate
    - "Come down to my riding, we'll show you how Custer felt", 430
  - "Manipulating", 734
  - "Mislead", 866
  - Offensive, proactive or threatening, use, strictly forbidden, 1187
  - Strong
    - "Intentionally mislead", 865
  - Tempered and worthy of the place in which it is spoken, 51
  - Unparliamentary
    - "Bought", 117
    - Quotations, out of order, 757
    - "Steal back that money," withdrawal and apology, 1391
  - "Weren't telling the truth", 866
- Legislative Assembly
  - Respect, 845, 847
  - Staff, impartiality, questioning, 1979
- Members
  - Allegations
    - Direct, not acceptable, 866
    - Students being bribed to remain in Saskatchewan, withdrawal and apology, 1391
  - Birthday, not a point of order, 428
  - Cannot indirectly infer what the rules do not allow directly, 757, 1121
  - Characterizing in demeaning teams, not acceptable, 757
  - Conduct, reflecting on, not permissible, 117
  - Connecting with criminal convictions and casting doubt on moral standing, offensive as a personal attack, withdrawal and apology, 1187–88
  - Conversations
    - Private, wishing to conduct, do so outside Chamber, 373, 1399, 2006–7
    - Sidebar, wishing to conduct, do so outside Chamber, 1022, 1596
  - Direct charge or accusation
    - May be made only by way of a substantive motion for which notice is required, 1187
    - Not acceptable, 1521
  - Engaging in debate with members on opposite side while a question is being asked, 1282–83
  - "Fabricating quotes" direct accusation, 846
  - Imputing unworthy motives, 117, 364, 1366
  - Integrity, respect, long-standing tradition, 1187
  - Intentional falsehood, imputation, not permissible, 1155
  - Misleading House, not permissible to accuse or even suggest that a member is intentionally or inadvertently, 51
  - Motives impugning, 1097
  - Personal attacks, insults and obscene language or words, out of order, 1187
  - Personal charge against, levelling, 757
  - Point of debate, 467
  - Promoting pornography accusation, withdrawal and apology, 1188
  - Reference should be by constituency name or by title, 117, 351, 664, 948, 1208, 1264, 1897, 2119
  - Reference to presence or absence of specific members, 640, 757
- Motions
  - Amendment, relevance, 664
  - Mover's speech inflammatory and provocative to other members taking part, 1187
- Officials, attacking, not permitted, 757
- Petitions, debate inappropriate, 207, 387, 1275
- Points of order
  - Member's birthday, not a point of order, 428
  - Well taken or not, Chair's decision, 463
- Private individuals
  - Attacking, not permitted, 757
  - Impugning character or motives, 757
- Private members statements are not debatable and are not responded to by any other member, 1369–70
- Questions
  - Administrative competence of the government, must be within, 754, 756, 1042, 1096, 1208, 1869
  - Matters not officially connected with Government or Parliament, or which are of a private nature, must not deal with, 1096
  - Members cannot ask ministers to report on matters for which they have no official responsibility, 1096
  - Minister's portfolio, must be directly related to, 1269–70
  - Party responsibilities, ministers may not be questioned with respect to, 754, 756, 1042, 1096, 1208, 1269–70, 1870
  - Political contributions and political activities of individual citizens is not a matter of administrative responsibility of any minister of the Assembly, 1096
  - Preamble
    - Lengthy, 83, 250, 946, 1125, 1181, 1208, 1210, 1236, 1282, 1301, 2255
    - Wording, 1096
  - Subject matter must be within the collective responsibility of the Government or current individual responsibilities of Ministers, 756, 1096
- Seventy-five minute debate
  - Occurrence, 1446
  - Questions
    - Relevance, 1601
  - Questions and comments, 1250
- Visitors See also Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements – Galleries
  - Introduction, not debatable, 2037
- Votes, voice, procedure, 186
Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements – Committee of Finance
- Chair, members' assistance, neither asks for nor is desirous of any, 1024
- Decorum
  - Interruptions, interjections, 2341
  - Noise level, 2312–14, 2322–23, 2325, 2327
- Estimates, questions, relevance, 997, 1853–54, 1966–67
- Language, use, careful and temperate, 1198
- Members
  - Imputing unworthy motives, 2325
  - Reference should be by constituency name or by title, 1166, 1966
- Visitors, involving in debate, 1415
Special care homes
- Closures
  - Atkinson, 2145
  - Gantefoer, 2110
  - Harpauer, 2145
  - Romanow, 2110–11
- Fee increase
  - Allchurch, 815–16
  - Hermanson, 519–20
  - Junor, 519–20, 816
- Fee increase, petitions, 2199, 2244, 2299
  - Bakken, 2139, 2198
  - Eagles, 2197, 2244
  - Hermanson, 2244, 2297
  - Kwiatkowski, 1972
- Funding formula, 2063
Special committees See Abuse and Exploitation of Children through the Sex Trade Prevention Committee; Regulations Committee; Rules and Procedures Committee; Tobacco Control Committee
Special libraries See Libraries
Speech from the Throne See also Agriculture crisis – Government commitment
- Consideration, December 7, 1999, moved (Romanow)
  - Romanow, 10
- Debate See Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
- Read by Lieutenant Governor, 5–9
Spices See Canadian Wheat Board
SPMC See Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation
Sports See also Armed forces – National cadet biathlon, champions; Lotteries – Management and profits distribution
- Baseball, barnstorming, 100th anniversary, Legends of the Road, Peacock Collegiate, Moose Jaw, member's statement
  - Hagel, 1836–37
- Basketball
  - Meadow Lake Spartanettes, provincial high school champions, member's statement
    - Sonntag, 389
  - Wishart Marauders, 1 A provincial high school girls champions, Hoopla 2000, Saskatoon, member's statement
    - Hart, 605
- Boston Marathon, participant, Bob Bender, Davidson, member's statement
  - Brkich, 750, 779
- Canadian Special Olympics, 2002, Prince Albert, member's statement
  - Lautermilch, 180, 1908
- Curling See also Tributes – Schmirler, Sandra
  - Canadian Mixed Curling Championships, January 6-14, 2001, host, Weyburn, member's statement
    - Bakken, 179
  - Canadian Postal Employees Curling Classic, 34th annual, Highland Curling Club, Regina, member's statement
    - Harper, 453
  - JVC TSN Women's Skins Game, Thunder Bay, winner Sherry Anderson, Nutana Curling Club, Saskatoon, member's statement
    - Wiberg, 130
  - Meota Curling Club, Curler of the Century, Jessie Fitch, member's statement
    - Hillson, 1364
  - Provincial Corby Cup, Davidson, Elks and Royal Purple, Bladworth, member's statement
    - Brkich, 77
  - Provincial Men's Curling Tankard Championship, Swift Current, February 9-13, 2000, member's statement
    - Wall, 582
  - Scott's Tournament of Hearts, January 26-30, 2000, Humboldt, member's statement
    - Julé, 208
  - World Junior Women's Championship, Germany, silver medal, Stephanie Miller rink, member's statement
    - Allchurch, 360–61
- Fastball, DQ Blizzards bantam girls team, Zone 1 representatives, 2000 Saskatchewan Games, Yorkton, member's statement
  - Bakken, 2302
- Football
  - Grey Cup 2003, Regina, member's statement
    - McMorris, 1207
  - Saskatchewan Roughriders, best wishes, member's statement
    - Lingenfelter, 1552–53
  - Swift Current Comprehensive High School football team, member's statement
    - Lingenfelter, 179–80
    - Wall, 179
- Fox Valley, success stories, member's statement
  - Elhard, 1708
- Golf
  - David Howe Golf Tournament, 40th anniversary, Martin's Lake golf course, member's statement
    - Weekes, 2108
  - Regina Golf Club, official name change to Royal Regina Golf Club See also Renaming of the Regina Golf Club Act (No. 302)
  - Regina Golf Club, official name change to Royal Regina Golf Club, member's statement
    - Wartman, 519
  - Swift Current, driving events, member's statement
    - Wall, 1908
- Hang-gliding, Canadian championships, July 1-8, 2000, Eastend, member's statement
  - Elhard, 2251
- Hockey See also Fundraising – Whitewood rink
  - Loreburn Nineteeners Senior Hockey Team, Provincial C Champions, member's statement
    - Brkich, 517
  - Maurice "Rocket" Richard, remembrance, member's statement
    - Kasperski, 1384–85
  - National Junior Team, assistant coach, Tod McLelland, appointment, member's statement
    - Hagel, 246
  - Outlook Express, Provincial B Midget Champions, member's statement
    - Brkich, 517
  - Regina Pats, Memorial Cup 2001 hosts, member's statement
    - Kasperski, 45
    - McMorris, 45–46
  - Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League
    - Championship, Weyburn Red Wings, congratulations, member's statement
      - Bakken, 810
    - Championship winners, North Battleford, North Stars, member's statement
      - Hillson, 809–10
    - Final, North Battleford North Stars and Weyburn Redwings, member's statement
      - Bakken, 605
    - Northern division championship winners, North Battleford, North Stars, member's statement
      - Hillson, 582
  - Saskatchewan Minor Hockey League, Estevan Bruins, player Preston Ryan, awards, member's statement
    - Eagles, 885
  - Swift Current Pee Wee Broncos, member's statement
    - McPherson, 452
  - Western Hockey League, playoffs, participants, Swift Current Broncos, member's statement
    - Wall, 751
- Judo, National Judo Championships, Montreal, April 14-15, 2000, competitor, Fraser Will, Star City, member's statement
  - Gantefoer, 1009
- Saskatchewan Indian Winter Games, Saskatoon, member's statement
  - Goulet, 861
  - Julé, 861
- Saskatchewan Special Olympics Developmental Summer Games, Estevan, member's statement
  - Eagles, 1973–74
- Saskatchewan Winter Games, February 17-26, 2002, Humboldt, member's statement
  - Addley, 2142
  - Julé, 2141–42
- Seniors 55-plus Games 2000, official opening, Foam Lake, member's statement
  - Krawetz, 1648
- Wrestling, National Juvenile Championships, Abbotsford, BC, participant, Ryan Shedlosky, Carmel, member's statement
  - Julé, 550
Spross, Josef See Mining industry – Royalties and red tape – Saskatchewan Mining Association, President
Spruce budworm See Forest industry
SPUDCO (Saskatchewan Potato Utility Corporation) 99
- Board of directors, president, 1788
- Dissolution, 1787–88
- Investment, 399 See also Saskatchewan Water Corporation – Revenue, loss, improvement
  - Lake Diefenbaker Potato Corporation, 1786
    - Hermanson, 842
    - Sonntag, 842
    - Creditors, legislation See also Irrigation Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 25)
      - Hermanson, 730–31
      - Sonntag, 730–31
- Public inquiry, 1788
  - Hermanson, 843
  - Sonntag, 843
- Transfer, Crown Investments Corporation, responsibility, 1787
Stabler, Jack C. See Functional Economic Areas in Saskatchewan: A Framework for Municipal Restructuring (Stabler report); Municipalities – Legislative renewal/restructuring
Standing committees See Agriculture Committee; Communication Committee; Crown Corporations Committee; Estimates Committee; Private Members' Bills Committee; Public Accounts Committee
Statements by members See specific member's statement under subject entries
Statistics See Vital Statistics Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 30)
Statutes See Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal (Regulatory Reform) Act, 2000 (No. 62)
STEP See Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership Inc.
Stillbirths See Vital Statistics Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 30)
Strelioff, Wayne See Provincial Auditor
Student Assistance and Student Aid Fund Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 7) 7
- First reading
  - Hagel, 185
- Second reading
  - Boyd, 617–18
  - Hagel, 305
  - Hart, 1782–83
  - Toth, 305–6
  - Wakefield, 1400–1402
  - Weekes, 853–54
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Hagel, 1940–41
  - Hart, 1940–41
- Third reading
  - Hagel, 1952
- Royal Assent, 2056
Student loans See also Millennium scholarship fund; Student Assistance and Student Aid Fund Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 7)
- Administration, financial institutions, renegotiation, 834
- Amount, determination, 1070–71
- Appeal process, 1071–72
- Collection agency
  - Loans recovered, 1074
  - Payment/earnings, 1074
  - Referrals, 1073
- Debt
  - Average, 1075
  - Easing, 119
  - Reduction benefits, 833
- Delinquent/in arrears/in default, 1073
  - Collection process, 1074
- Eligibility, family income, criteria, 1072–73
- Interest relief program, 834–35
- Number and average size, 833
- Program, best in Canada, among, 319
- Six-month interest-free grace period, cancellation, 834, 1074
  - Hagel, 453–54
  - Hermanson, 453–54
- Student Assistance Task Group Report 147
- Technical institutes, percentage, 1070
- Universities, percentage, 1069–70
- Vehicle ownership, criteria, 1071
Students See also Children – School supplies, cost assistance; Education, post-secondary – Accessibility, affordable – Public consultation; Education, post-secondary – Graduates – Choosing Saskatchewan; Education – Special needs; Tuition fees; Youth
- Aboriginal, non-attendance, 2030–31, 2338
- Basics and life skills, obtaining to make a future for themselves See Education – Curriculum
- Bursaries, taking advantage of, time extension, 1078
- Career opportunities and trends, future, awareness, 7
- Celebrate Canada in the Capitals, 2000, contest winners, recognition, member's statement
  - Bakken, 1532
- Foreign See also Tuition fees – Foreign students
- Partnership program, termination, 835
  - Hagel, 393–94
  - Hart, 393
- Science fairs
  - National, Ontario, Jonas Samson Junior High School, Meadow Lake constituency, member's statement
    - Sonntag, 1148
  - Qu'Appelle Valley Regional, Buffalo Plains School Division, member's statement
    - Wartman, 640
- Summer employment See Students – Partnership program, termination
- Universities, Saskatchewan residents, percentage, 1070
Subsidiary Crown corporations See Accountability of Subsidiaries of Subsidiary Crown Corporations Act (No. 205)
Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 43)
- First reading
  - Axworthy, 1155
- Second reading
  - Axworthy, 1392–93
  - Gantefoer, 1393–94
  - Julé, 1657–58
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Axworthy, 1886–89
  - Julé, 1886–87
  - McMorris, 1888–89
  - Toth, 1888
- Third reading
  - Axworthy, 1890
- Royal Assent, 2056
Superannuation See Power Corporation Superannuation Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 47)
Supply motions See Motions for supply (interim)
Supreme Court of Canada See Firearms Act (C-68)
- Corbiere decision See Indians/First Nations – Off-reserve – Child and family services; Indians/First Nations – On-reserve – Child and family services
Surface rights
- Compensation
  - Deposit, increase, Southeast Saskatchewan Surface Rights Association, resolution, 1903
  - Determination, agricultural land vs. industrial site, 1902
  - Standardization, Western Canada, 1902
- Energy and Mines Department, Justice Department, co-operation, 1759
- Environmental responsibilities, waste management, restorations of abandoned sites, 1902
- Mediation, agreement, enforcement, 1899–1901
- Physical/seismic surveys
  - Compensation, Southeast Surface Rights Association, resolution, 1759–60
  - Rural municipalities, licences and permit fees, levying, 1902
Surface Rights Board of Arbitration
- Compensation, assessment, determination, methods and information, 1903
- Hearings, land owners, closer to home, 1899–1900
- Land owners vs. oil companies, transactions, Energy and Mines Department, advice, 1759
Swift Current, Sask. See Agricultural Credit Corporation of Saskatchewan – Status and location; Business; Firefighters; Health care – Renal dialysis, satellites; Highways and Transportation Department – Equipment; Hospitals; Rehabilitation centres – Southwest Ability Centre, Swift Current, funding, long-term; Sewage – Effluent excess, discharge; Sports – Football; Sports – Hockey
Swift Current Health District See Health care – Renal dialysis, satellites
Synchrotron See High technology