Hansard Speaker Index - 2nd Session of the 24th Legislature

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Gantefoer, Mr. Rod (Saskatchewan Party, Melfort-Tisdale)
- Allan Blair Cancer Centre, Regina
  - New equipment for radiation treatment, ministerial statement (Nilson), 1195–96
- Ambulance service
  - Community-based, consolidation and centralization, petitions, 1741
- Centenarians
  - Kinne, Doris, 100th birthday congratulations, member's statement, 1134
- Commission on Medicare
  - Final report, examination of Mr. Ken Fyke, Commissioner, 607–9, 612–14
  - Recommendations
    - Hospital closures, 518, 546
    - Physicians/Doctors, salaried, 519
    - Process for dealing with, 545, 1983
    - Process for dealing with, all-party committee, mandate, 644
    - Reduce services, 517
  - Report
    - Health care system fragile, 545
- Crown corporations
  - Investments
    - Due diligence guidelines, 933
    - Due diligence guidelines, ignored, 934
- Dietitians Act (No. 5)
  - Second reading, 1640–41
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2153
- Energy
  - Rebates to consumers, petitions, 423, 451, 565, 701, 735, 783, 835, 867, 983, 1011, 1029, 1335, 1393
- Food banks
  - Melfort, construction of new building, member's statement, 929
- Health care
  - Bill of rights and responsibilities, 519
  - Centres
    - Regional, 85
  - Commission on Medicare, final report, referral to Health Care Committee, moved (Lautermilch); amendment (Gantefoer), 1319–21
  - Deterioration, 547
  - Gratitude to all affected citizens, for coping and work done during strike, member's statement, 1835–36
  - Standing Committee on Health Care
    - Appoint and empower, moved (Nilson), 1169–72
  - Structure, for benefit of citizens, 518
- Health Care Commissioner Act (No. 211)
  - First reading, 2319
- Health care workers
  - Negotiations
    - CUPE and Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations, 1569
      - Contract dispute, workload, 1603
    - CUPE and Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations, mediation, 1779–80
    - Strike settlement, funding, 1838
    - Workplace issues, 1838
  - Number, increase, 203
  - Strike, 1690–92
    - Essential services delivery during mediation, 1749
    - Long-term care patients, 1807–8
    - Patients moved from long-term care facilities, 1778–79
    - Patients sent out-of-province, 1778
    - Surgery cancellation, 1778, 1807
    - Workplace issues, 1808
  - Strike notice, delivery of health services, 1569, 1602
- Health Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 1122, 1476–81, 1677–83, 1957–62, 1966–71, 2154–60, 2161–64
  - Provincial Nursing Council
    - Funding, projects, ministerial statement (Nilson)
      - Casual workforce issues, 401
      - Magnet work environments, 400
      - Mentor program, nursing students, clinical assignments, 401
- Hearing Aid Sales and Services Act (No. 26)
  - Second reading, 1930
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2149
- Honours and awards
  - Lieutenant Governor's Award for Outstanding Service to Rural Saskatchewan, Gerald Audette, recipient, member's statement, 642–43
  - Royal Canadian Humane Association, Medal of Bravery, recipient, Tyler Howes, member's statement, 597
- Hospital waiting lists, 84, 742
  - Saskatoon, 742
  - Surgery, 2316
- Hospitals
  - Beds, psychiatric
    - Closures, 172
  - Closures, 2316
  - Melfort
    - Expanded, renovated, official opening, member's statement, 1100
- Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 33)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2125
- Long-term care
  - New facility to replace Parkland Care Centre, announcement, member's statement, 1100
- Ministerial statements
  - Allan Blair Cancer Centre, Regina, new equipment for radiation treatment, 1195–96
  - Health Department, Provincial Nursing Council, funding, projects, 400–401
- Natural gas
  - Rate increase
    - Impact, 1517–18
- Nurses
  - Numbers, decrease, 203–4
  - Shortage, 83–84
  - Training, recruitment, and retention, 114
- Oral question period
  - Commission on Medicare
    - Recommendations
      - Hospital closures, 518, 546
      - Physicians/doctors, salaried, 519
      - Process for dealing with, 545, 1983
      - Process for dealing with, all-party committee, mandate, 644
      - Reduce services, 517
    - Report
      - Health care system fragile, 545
  - Crown corporations
    - Investments
      - Due diligence guidelines, 933
      - Due diligence guidelines, ignored, 934
  - Health care
    - Bill of rights and responsibilities, 519
    - Centres, regional, 85
    - Deterioration, 547
    - Structure, for benefit of citizens, 518
  - Health care workers
    - Negotiations, 1569
    - Negotiations, CUPE and Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations, contract dispute, workload, 1603
    - Negotiations, CUPE and Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations, mediation, 1779–80
    - Negotiations, strike settlement, funding, 1838
    - Negotiations, workplace issues, 1838
    - Numbers, increase, 203
    - Strike, 1690–92
    - Strike, essential services delivery during mediation, 1749
    - Strike, long-term care patients, 1807–8
    - Strike, patients moved from long-term care facilities, 1778–79
    - Strike, patients sent out-of-province, 1778
    - Strike, surgery cancellation, 1778, 1807
    - Strike, workplace issues, 1808
    - Strike notice, delivery of health services, 1569, 1602
  - Hospital waiting lists, 84, 742
    - Saskatoon, 742
    - Surgery, 2316
  - Hospitals
    - Beds, psychiatric, closures, 172
    - Closures, 2316
  - Natural gas
    - Rate increase, impact, 1517–18
  - Nurses
    - Numbers, decrease, 203–4
    - Shortage, 83–84
    - Training, recruitment, and retention, 114
  - Physicians/Doctors
    - Loss of, 546
    - Psychiatrists, loss, Regina Health District, 457, 708–9
  - Population
    - Forecast
      - Planning for Saskatchewan's Future 12–13
  - Psychiatric nurses
    - Shortage, 171–72
  - University of Saskatchewan
    - College of Medicine, funding, 172–73
    - College of Medicine, loss of, 546
  - Water quality
    - Unsafe
      - Cryptosporidium parvum contamination, North Battleford, 957, 958
      - Cryptosporidium parvum contamination, North Battleford, boil-water advisory, 958
- Physicians/Doctors
  - Loss of, 546
  - Psychiatrists, loss, Regina Health District, 457–58, 708–9
- Population
  - Forecast
    - Planning for Saskatchewan's Future 12–13
- Psychiatric nurses
  - Shortage, 171–72
- Registered Nurses Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 4)
  - Second reading, 1120–21
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2150–52
- Royal Canadian Legion
  - Melfort Branch No. 30, 75th anniversary, 2001, member's statement, 1486
- Scholarships
  - Canada Millennium Foundation, Excellence Award, Kimberly Holmgren, Kinistino High School, member's statement, 2313
- Sports
  - Baseball
    - Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame, Dub Henderson, Mayor of Melfort, inductee, August 18, 2001 member's statement, 1277
  - Hockey
    - Western Canadian Bantam hockey tournament, Melfort, member's statement, 426
  - Judo
    - Junior National Judo Championships, bronze medalist, Frazer Will, formerly of Star City, member's statement, 1429
  - Skating
    - Senior Ladies National Skating Championship, silver medal, Nicole Watt, Melfort, member's statement, 82
  - Track and field
    - High school championships, cross-country championships, Amber McGowen, winner, member's statement, 1806
  - Wrestling
    - Provincial high school meet, March 23-24, 2001, Theresa Lynn, Melfort, bronze medal, member's statement, 324
- St. Thomas More College Act, 2001 (No. 306)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1151–52
- Tobacco Control Act (No. 56)
  - Second reading, 2100–2104
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2268–70, 2273–79
- University of Saskatchewan
  - College of Medicine
    - Funding, 172–73
    - Loss of, 546
- Water quality
  - Unsafe
    - Cryptosporidium parvum contamination, North Battleford, 957, 958
    - Cryptosporidium parvum contamination, North Battleford, boil-water advisory, 958
- Wedding anniversaries
  - 60th, Keith and Linda Jackson, Kinistino, member's statement, 2094
  - 70th, Gordon and Edith Taylor, Melfort, member's statement, 1221
Goulet, Hon. Keith (NDP, Cumberland) Minister of Northern Affairs
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 91–96
- Budget
  - Balanced
    - Eighth consecutive, 299
- Budget (March 30, 2001)
  - Speakers, 299–304, 305–7
- Centenary Capital Fund
  - Northern Saskatchewan, 301
- CommunityNet, 302
- Crown corporations
  - Partnerships, 306
- Education
  - Funding, 302
    - Northern Saskatchewan, 300
- Employment development
  - Interprovincial Association on Native Employment, conference, May 30, 2001, member's statement, 1428
- Forest industry
  - Forestry Sector Memorandum of Understanding, member's statement, 2007
- Health care
  - Diabetes, 301
  - Emergency services
    - First responders, Piapot First Nations and Sandy Bay, member's statement, 168
  - Fetal alcohol syndrome, 301
  - Funding, 301
- Highways and roads
  - Funding, 302
- Income tax
  - Reduction, 300
- Indians/First Nations
  - Full participation in economy and society, 306
    - Budget initiatives, urban areas, 306
  - Land claims, 306
- Métis Act
  - Additions, improvements, 2010–11
- Métis Act (No. 42)
  - Second reading, 2014–15
- Mining industry
  - Exploration, northern Saskatchewan
    - Tax credits, 303
  - Subsurface geological research and mapping
    - Funding, 303
- Natural gas
  - Line development, First Nations, 306
- Northern Affairs Office
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 1038–40, 1852–59
- Northern communities
  - Infrastructure development, water and sewer, 301
- Oral question period
  - Métis Act
    - Additions, improvements, 2010–11
- Provincial sales tax
  - Reduced, 300
- Respect for persons, 305
- Saskatchewan Indian Federated College, Regina
  - Powwow, 23rd annual, member's statement, 454
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications
  - Installations to First Nations, 306
- Schools
  - Community schools, expansion, 300, 302
    - High schools, 300
- Small business
  - Tax reduction, 300
- Social development
  - Economic development, role, 300
- Sports
  - Curling
    - National Aboriginal Curling Championships, 9th, Saskatoon, April 12-16, 2001, member's statement, 543
- Water quality
  - Drinking water, improvement, moved (Junor); amendment (Kwiatkowski), 1145–47
    - Questions and comments 1149