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

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Hagel, Hon. Glenn (NDP, Moose Jaw North) Minister of Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training
- Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission
  - Training, Indians/First Nations, expansion, 436
- Budget (March 30, 2001)
  - Speakers, 434–36
- Children
  - Tobacco use
    - Protection, petitions, 480, 566, 1908, 2092
- Commercial Liens Act (No. 28)
  - Third reading, 1997
- Education
  - Distance learning
    - Saskatchewan Communications Network, use in rural and northern colleges, 436
  - Funding, 435
- Education, post-secondary
  - Funding, 435
    - Capital, 435
    - Information technology, 436
  - Northern health science access program, ministerial statement (Hagel), 1985
  - Scholarships, 435
  - Virtual campus, Web-based, 436
- Estimates Committee
  - Legislative Assembly estimates, main and supplementary; Provincial Auditor, estimates; Chief Electoral Officer, estimates; Information and Privacy Commissioner, estimates; Ombudsman and Children's Advocate, estimates; Conflict of Interest Commissioner, estimates; Supplementary estimates, referral, moved (Hagel), 1095
- Finance Committee
  - Estimates vote for Economic and Co-operative Development Department, June 26, 2001, not vote of non-confidence in coalition government, moved (Lautermilch), 2208–11
- Income tax
  - Debt reduction surtax
    - Elimination, 434
  - Flat tax
    - Elimination, 434
  - Provincial tax credits, increases
    - Post-secondary education, 435
  - Surtaxes, elimination, 434
- Indians/First Nations
  - Training programs, 436
- Information technology
  - Rapid promotion, moved (Thomson), 510
- Labour force
  - Workers, National Day of Mourning for Workers Killed or Injured on the Job, April 28, 2001, member's statement, 763–64
- Legislative Assembly
  - Employees, long service awards, congratulations, member's statement, 2093
  - Proceedings broadcast on Internet
    - Moved (Hagel), 1095
- Ministerial statements
  - Education, post-secondary, northern health science access program, 1985
  - Student loans, Canada-Saskatchewan Integrated Student Loans Program agreement, 1917–18
- Oral question period
  - Universities
    - Funding, including tuition, 1249–50
  - University of Saskatchewan
    - Funding, capital, 843
- Points of order
  - Comments non-procedural, strike from record, 1022
  - Members
    - Cannot reflect upon any vote (decision) of the Assembly, 506
  - Motions, Government
    - Committees of the Assembly are subjected to the Assembly's orders, 2264
- Political Contributions Tax Credit Act (No. 57)
  - Third reading, 1996
- Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 685–95, 807–13, 1709–15, 2299–2308
- Professional Corporations Act (No. 17)
  - Third reading, 1996
- Public service
  - Numbers, increase, itemized, 434–35
- Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
  - Funding, information technology, 436
- Securities Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 2)
  - Third reading, 1996
- Social Services Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 1823–24
- Statute Law Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 2) (No. 38)
  - Third reading, 1997
- Statute Law Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 37)
  - Third reading, 1997
- Student Assistance and Student Aid Fund Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 29)
  - First reading, 1080
  - Second reading, 1196
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2119–21
  - Third reading, 2131
- Student loans, 435–36
  - Canada-Saskatchewan Integrated Student Loans Program agreement, ministerial statement (Hagel), 1917–18
- Students
  - Income support, 435
- Technology
  - Investment, 435
- Tributes
  - Mack, Yvonne, Legislative Library employee, 657–58
- Universities
  - Funding, including tuition, 1249–50
- University of Saskatchewan
  - Funding
    - Capital, 843
Hamilton, Ms. Doreen (NDP, Regina Wascana Plains)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 127–34
- Aircraft
  - Government
    - Use by cabinet ministers, policy, 1135–36
- Budget
  - Balanced
    - Eighth consecutive, 332, 339
- Budget (March 30, 2001)
  - Speakers, 318–19, 332–39
- Children
  - Action Plan for Children, 335
  - Early development programs, 335
- Commission on Medicare, 336
- Education
  - SchoolPLUS: a Vision for Children and Youth 335
- Family Service Regina
  - Annual general meeting and 70th anniversary luncheon, June 20, 2001, member's statement, 2064
- Firefighters
  - Volunteer Firefighters Association, training symposium, Balgonie, member's statement, 359
- Gasoline
  - Tax, for use on highways and roads, 335
- Government
  - Fiscal responsibility, 332
  - Values, co-operation, partnership, 332
  - Vision, 337
- Health districts
  - Equipment purchases, 336
- Honours and awards
  - Prime Minister's Award for Excellence in Teaching, Connie Buchanan, White City School, recipient, member's statement, 1159–60
- Income tax
  - Indexing, 334
  - Provincial tax credits, increases
    - Caregivers, 334
    - Disabled and handicapped persons, 334
    - Post-secondary education, 334
- Indians/First Nations
  - Education
    - Funding, 336
- Oral question period
  - Aircraft
    - Government, use by cabinet ministers, policy, 1135–36
  - Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
    - Gaming agreement, new, Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations, 2257–58
    - Internal audit, misappropriation of monies, 1914
    - Revenue, misspent, recovery, 113–14
  - Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
    - Allegations of impropriety
      - Investigation, Justice Wakeling, 1312, 1430, 1868–70
      - Investigation, Justice Wakeling, terms of reference, 1430, 1459, 1809
      - Ministerial trip, northern Saskatchewan, Conflict of Interest Commissioner, review, 1430
      - Ministerial trip, northern Saskatchewan, Conflict of Interest Commissioner, terms of reference, 1809
      - Report, Justice Wakeling, 1809, 1840, 1913
    - Annual report, 1999-2000, tabled late, 1606
    - Conflict of interest allegations, 1311–13
    - Conflict of interest allegations, firing of employee, 1313
    - Conflict of interest guidelines, 2095–96, 2147–48
    - Firing of Bonnie Swan, 1342–44
    - Firing of Joe Dosenberger, personnel issue and management responsibility, 1246–49
    - Firing of Joe Dosenberger, ruling, Justice Larry Kyle, 1866–68, 1914–15
    - Firing of Joe Dosenberger and Bonnie Swan, personnel issue and management responsibility, 1341
    - Harassment issues, Bonnie Swan, independent investigation by Tim Coral, 1341–42
    - Investigation of Dutch Lerat, CEO, Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority, minister's awareness, 1280–81, 1749–50
    - Liquor franchises, awarding, 1430–32
    - Training course, leadership, 2009–10
- Professionals, regulated
  - Incorporation, 334
- Public service, 337–38
  - Numbers, increase
    - Benefits, 337
- Regional colleges
  - Funding, 336
- Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
  - Gaming agreement, new, Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations, 2257–58
  - Internal audit, misappropriation of monies, 1914
  - Revenue, misspent, recovery, 113–14
- Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
  - Funding, 336
- Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
  - Allegations of impropriety
    - Investigation, Justice Wakeling, 1312, 1430, 1868–70
    - Investigation, Justice Wakeling, terms of reference, 1430, 1459, 1809
    - Ministerial trip, northern Saskatchewan, Conflict of Interest Commissioner, review, 1430
    - Ministerial trip, northern Saskatchewan, Conflict of Interest Commissioner, terms of reference, 1809
    - Report, Justice Wakeling, 1809, 1840, 1913
  - Annual report, 1999-2000, tabled late, 1606
  - Conflict of interest allegations, 1311–13
  - Conflict of interest allegations, firing of employee, 1313
  - Conflict of interest guidelines, 2095–96, 2147–48
  - Firing
    - Bonnie Swan, 1342–44
    - Joe Dosenberger, personnel issue and management responsibility, 1246–49
    - Joe Dosenberger, ruling, Justice Larry Kyle, 1866–68, 1914–15
    - Joe Dosenberger and Bonnie Swan, personnel issue and management responsibility, 1341
  - Harassment issues, Bonnie Swan, independent investigation by Tim Coral, 1341–42
  - Investigation of Dutch Lerat, CEO, Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority, minister's awareness, 1280–81, 1749–50
  - Liquor franchises, awarding, 1430–32
  - Training course, leadership, 2009–10
- Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 756–60, 1384–88
- Small business
  - Tax reduction, 333, 334
- Tartan Day
  - Recognition, April 6, 2001, member's statement, 426
- Taxation
  - Competitive, 334
  - Federal system, de-linking, 333
  - Historical review, 1992-2000, 332–35
  - Simple, fair system, 334
- Theatre
  - Tumbleweed Community Theatre, Balgonie, Looking Back and Stepping Forward, member's statement, 765
- Women's Secretariat, 337
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 974–81, 1473–76, 2171–76
Harpauer, Ms. Donna (Saskatchewan Party, Watrous)
- Agricultural Income Disaster Assistance program (AIDA)
  - Payments, low average for Saskatchewan, member's statement, 200
- Agriculture
  - Funding, 370
- Agriculture and Food Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 1503–7
- Alberta
  - Contrast, 372–73
- Ambulance service
  - Community-based, consolidation and centralization, petitions, 952, 984, 1012, 1042, 1742–43
- Assessment Management Agency Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 22)
  - Second reading, 1198–99
- Budget (March 30, 2001)
  - Speakers, 370–73
- Canadian Armed Forces
  - Snowbirds
    - Deputy Crew Chief, ground crew, Master Corporal Mark Gegner, member's statement, 515
- Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 2001 (Foreign Investments) (No. 225)
  - First reading, 2319
- Education
  - Funding, 370
- Estimates Committee
  - Second report, moved (Harpauer) for concurrence, 1274
- Ethanol production
  - International Fuel Ethanol Workshop and Trade Show, Minnesota, member's statement, 2142
- Farm families
  - Government programs, 52–53
- Farm income
  - Crisis, federal aid
    - Moved (Serby); amendment (Boyd), 36–38
- Farm machinery industry
  - Dealers, Westby Tractor and Equipment, Watrous, award, John Deere Performance Excellence Dealership, member's statement, 229
- Farm safety net, 371
  - Farm Support Review Committee, 371
  - Farm Support Review Committee, development, recommendations, 52–53
  - Long-term, 52–53
- Farmland
  - Conservation Cover Program (CCP), 372
- Gross revenue insurance program (GRIP), 371
- Health care
  - Commission on Medicare, final report, referral to Health Care Committee, moved (Lautermilch); amendment (Gantefoer), 1326–29
  - Funding, 370
- Health care workers
  - Shortages, 664
- Highways and roads
  - Funding, 370
  - Highway No. 15
    - Potholes, 373
  - Highway No. 20
    - Potholes, 373
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 1725
- Hospital waiting lists, 372
- Hospitals
  - Closures
    - Lanigan, June to September, 2001, 663–64, 708
      - Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc., alternative arrangements, 708
  - Closures, Lanigan, June to September, 2001
    - Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan, alternative arrangements, 791–92
  - Closures, possible, Lanigan, 791–92
  - Closures, possible, Watrous, 373
  - Lanigan
    - Nursing shortage, 708, 792
- Land Surveys Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 20)
  - Second reading, 1198
- Natural gas
  - Rate increase
    - Impact, 1517
- Oral question period
  - Farm safety net
    - Farm Support Review Committee. development, recommendations, 52–53
  - Health care workers
    - Shortages, 664
  - Hospitals
    - Closures, Lanigan, June to September, 2001, 663–64, 708
      - Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan, alternative arrangements, 708, 791–92
    - Closures, possible, Lanigan, 791–92
    - Lanigan
      - Nursing shortage, 708, 792
  - Natural gas
    - Rate increase, impact, 1517
  - Women
    - Entrepreneurs, Employment Insurance, maternity leave benefits, 2318–19
- Population
  - Out-migration, 372
  - Stagnant, 372
- Property tax
  - Increase, 373
- Public service
  - National Public Service Week, June 10-15, 2001, member's statement, 1688
  - Numbers, increase, 372, 373
- Public Service Commission
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 1089–95
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation
  - Rates
    - Rebate, 371
- Saskatchewan Water Corporation
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 2178–79, 2180
- Women
  - Entrepreneurs
    - Employment Insurance, maternity leave benefits, 2318–19
Harper, Mr. Ron (NDP, Regina Northeast)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 156–59
- Budget
  - Balanced
    - Eighth consecutive, member's statement, 274
- Co-operatives
  - Consumers' Co-operative Refinery, member's statement, 81
- Economy
  - Growth
    - Regina, member's statement, 49
- Forest industry
  - Canadian softwood lumber, stop proposed American trade sanctions, moved (Higgins); amendment (Wakefield), 859–61
- Health Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 1122–26
- Highways and roads
  - Construction and maintenance
    - Member's statement, 1014, 1308–9
    - New projects, member's statement, 1806
    - Twenty improvement projects, member's statement, 1458
  - Funding by government, petitions, 1071, 1097, 1185, 1217, 1305, 1393, 1425, 1453–54, 1483–84, 1659, 1803, 2223, 2251
  - Highways No. 1, No. 5
    - Construction and maintenance, member's statement, 2254
- Labour force
  - Mayworks celebrations, Regina, April 28 - May 5, 2001, member's statement, 838
- Music
  - Regina Ladies' Choir, Saskatchewan representatives at Canada Day celebrations, Parliament Hill, Ottawa, 2001, member's statement, 1220
- Natural gas
  - Prices, moved (Wall); amendment (Yates), 1579–81
- Oral question period
  - Farm families
    - Government programs, 52–53
  - Farm safety net
    - Long-term, 52–53
- Prostitution
  - Child prostitution, protection
    - Legislation, moved (Julé); amendment (Yates); amendment (Toth), 855
      - Questions and comments 856
- Pulses
  - Pulse processing plant, Chaplin, member's statement, 569
- Saskatchewan Government Insurance
  - Medical reports, payment, member's statement, 2143
- School boards
  - Regina
    - Reduction in mill rate, member's statement, 870
- School divisions
  - Grants, operating (foundation grant), petitions, 1041, 1335, 1511, 1630
- Speaker
  - Deputy Speaker, Graham Addley, election, 994
- Sports
  - Baseball
    - Canadian National Old-timers Federation, 9th annual tournament, August 2-6, 2001, Regina Ghosts, hosts, member's statement, 2393
- Tourism
  - Information, interactive, Global Kiosk Systems, success, member's statement, 426
Hart, Mr. Glen (Saskatchewan Party, Last Mountain-Touchwood)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 188–92
- Agriculture and Food Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 941–43
- Ambulance service
  - Community-based, consolidation and centralization, petitions, 47, 355, 423, 512, 542, 566, 593, 639–40, 659–60, 736, 762, 784, 836, 900, 926, 984, 1130, 1155, 1217, 1242, 1337, 1454, 1566, 1630, 1659, 1685–86, 1743, 1907, 2091, 2190, 2310
- Commission on Medicare
  - Final report, examination of Mr. Ken Fyke, Commissioner, 630–31
- Culture, Youth and Recreation Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 1207–9, 1212–15
- Education, post-secondary
  - Graduates
    - Convocation and graduation, congratulations, member's statement, 1276
  - Northern health science access program, ministerial statement (Hagel), 1985
- Farm income
  - Crisis, federal aid
    - Moved (Serby); amendment (Boyd), 43–45
- Farm machinery industry
  - Dealership, D R Sales & Service, Dysart, fire, member's statement, 1567–68
- Health care
  - Commission on Medicare, final report, referral to Health Care Committee, moved (Lautermilch); amendment (Gantefoer), 1351–53
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 944–47, 2242
- Intergovernmental and Aboriginal Affairs Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 750–52, 2341–42
- Long-term care
  - Golden Acres, Wynyard, official opening, member's statement, 1689
- Ministerial statements
  - Education, post-secondary, northern health science access program, 1985
  - Student loans, Canada-Saskatchewan Integrated Student Loans Program agreement, 1918
- Municipal Affairs and Housing Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 1292–94, 1733–40, 2052–57
- Oral question period
  - Universities
    - Funding, including tuition, 1250
  - University of Regina
    - Tuition fees, increase, 1249
  - University of Saskatchewan
    - Funding, government operating grants, insufficient, 843–44
    - Tuition fees, increase, 843
- Planning and Development Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 6)
  - Second reading, 1815
- Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 685–95, 807–10, 1709–15, 2299–2307
- Rural Revitalization Office
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 2243
- Social Services Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 919–20, 1827–28
- Sports
  - Hockey
    - Men's Senior A Hockey Championship
      - Final, Raymore Rockets and Cupar Canucks, member's statement, 82
      - Winners, Raymore Rockets, member's statement, 274
    - Shore Recreational Park, Cupar, named in honour of Eddie Shore, National Hockey League player and Hall of Fame, member's statement, 2093
- Student Assistance and Student Aid Fund Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 29)
  - Second reading, 1648–50
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2119–21
- Student loans
  - Canada-Saskatchewan Integrated Student Loans Program agreement, ministerial statement (Hagel), 1918
- Students
  - Exchange programs, Charlesbourg, Quebec and Strasbourg, member's statement, 740
  - Out-migration on completion of education, member's statement, 1777
  - Science fairs
    - Canada-Wide Science Fair, Kingston, Ontario, Thomas Kerluke, Elfros, honourable mention, member's statement, 1805
- Universities
  - Funding, including tuition, 1250
- University of Regina
  - Tuition fees, increase, 1249
- University of Saskatchewan
  - Funding
    - Government operating grants, insufficient, 843–44
Heppner, Mr. Ben (Saskatchewan Party, Rosthern)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 248–52
- Administrative Professionals Day, April 25, 2001
  - Member's statement, 738
- Breweries
  - Molson Brewery, Regina, closure, May 9, 2001, member's statement, 1015–16
- Class Actions Act (No. 13)
  - Second reading, 883–85
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2168–69
- Commercial Liens Act (No. 28)
  - Second reading, 1612–15
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1995–96
- Credit Union Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 15)
  - Second reading, 1646–48
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2086–87
- Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Investments, non-disclosure in exchange for world trip, allegations by member for North Battleford be referred to Standing Committee on Privileges and Elections, moved (D'Autremont), 996–97
- Election Amendment Act, 2001 (Financial Disclosure) (No. 228)
  - First reading, 1842
- Environment and Resource Management Department
  - Minister, resignation request, 1080
  - Water quality issues
    - Role in, 1077
- Free-fall laboratory
  - Proposed, member's statement, 275
- Grain
  - Elevators
    - Closure, Rosthern, resulting stress on highways, member's statement, 514
- Health care
  - Commission on Medicare, final report, referral to Health Care Committee, moved (Lautermilch); amendment (Gantefoer), 1374–76
  - Emergency services
    - Patient waiting times, 1460–61
- Highways and roads
  - Safety concerns, member's statement, 49–50
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 1717–19
- Justice Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 551–56, 557–59, 2001
- Justice System Review Act (No. 204)
  - First reading, 668
- Labour Standards Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 30)
  - Second reading, 1437–39
- LAND (Land Titles Automated Network Development) project
  - Fees for customers, 874
- Land Surveyors and Professional Surveyors Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 49)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2125–26
- Land Surveys Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 20)
  - Second reading, 1619–21
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2126
- Land Titles Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 19)
  - Second reading, 1440–42
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2126
- Legislative Assembly
  - Proceedings, member's statement, 168–69
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Government employees, impartiality and co-operation in police investigations moved (Heppner); amendment (Yates), 1403–5
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Domestic Relations) Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 2) (No. 48)
  - Second reading, 1877
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Domestic Relations) Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 47)
  - Second reading, 1876–77
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2279–80
- Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal (Regulatory Reform) Act, 2001 (No. 55)
  - Second reading, 1873–74
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2088–89
- Natural gas
  - Rate increase
    - Refer SaskEnergy back to Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel, moved (Wall); amendment (Cline), 1551–54
- Oral question period
  - Environment and Resource Management Department
    - Minister, resignation request, 1080
    - Water quality issues, role in, 1077
  - Health care
    - Emergency services, patient waiting times, 1460–62
  - LAND (Land Titles Automated Network Development) project
    - Fees for customers, 874
  - Police services
    - Reduction, 742–43
    - Special constables, appointment and responsibilities, 1246
  - Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
    - Allegations of impropriety, 1868–69
      - Investigation, Justice Wakeling, 1430
      - Investigation, Justice Wakeling, terms of reference, 1430, 1459, 1808
      - Ministerial trip, northern Saskatchewan, 1398–99
      - Ministerial trip, northern Saskatchewan, Conflict of Interest Commissioner, terms of reference, 1808
      - Report, Justice Wakeling, 1809, 1839–40
    - Appointment and firing of Joe Dosenberger, 1246–49, 1277–79
    - Conflict of interest allegations, 1311–12
    - Conflict of interest allegations, firing of employee, 1313
    - Conflict of interest guidelines, 2095–96, 2147–48
    - Departmental personnel matters, ministerial involvement, 1400–1401
    - Firing of Bonnie Swan, 1342–44
    - Firing of Joe Dosenberger, ruling, Justice Larry Kyle, 1866–68
    - Firing of Joe Dosenberger and Bonnie Swan, allegations, 1341, 1400
    - Harassment issues, Bonnie Swan, independent investigation by Tim Coral, 1341–42
    - Investigation of Dutch Lerat, CEO, Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority, minister's awareness, 1280–81, 1749–50
    - Liquor franchises, awarding, 1430–32
    - Ministerial trips, 1400
  - Water quality
    - Unsafe
      - Cabinet reports, 1077–78
  - Whistle-blower protection legislation, 54–55, 1246, 1459–60
- Partnership Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 1)
  - Second reading, 794–96
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2086
- Police Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 43)
  - Second reading, 1874–75
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2127
- Police services
  - National Police Week, May 11-16, 2001, member's statement, 1100–1101
  - Reduction, 742–43
  - Special constables, appointment and responsibilities, 1246
- Professional Corporations Act (No. 17)
  - Second reading, 796–97
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1994–95
- Public Trustee Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 35)
  - Second reading, 1877
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2127–28
- Public Trustee Consequential Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 36)
  - Second reading, 1877
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2128–29
- Queen's Bench Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 32)
  - Second reading, 1871
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2087–88
- Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
  - Allegations of impropriety, 1868–69
    - Investigation, Justice Wakeling, 1430
    - Investigation, Justice Wakeling, terms of reference, 1430, 1459, 1808
    - Ministerial trip, northern Saskatchewan, 1398–99
    - Ministerial trip, northern Saskatchewan, Conflict of Interest Commissioner, terms of reference, 1808
    - Report, Justice Wakeling, 1809, 1839–40
  - Appointment and firing of Joe Dosenberger, 1246–49, 1277–80
  - Conflict of interest allegations, 1311–12
  - Conflict of interest allegations, firing of employee, 1313
  - Conflict of interest guidelines, 2095–96, 2147–48
  - Departmental personnel matters, ministerial involvement, 1400–1401
  - Firing
    - Bonnie Swan, 1342–44
    - Joe Dosenberger, ruling, Justice Larry Kyle, 1866–68
    - Joe Dosenberger and Bonnie Swan, allegations, 1341, 1400
  - Harassment issues, Bonnie Swan, independent investigation by Tim Coral, 1341–42
  - Investigation of Dutch Lerat, CEO, Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority, minister's awareness, 1280–81, 1749–50
  - Liquor franchises, awarding, 1430–32
  - Ministerial trips, 1400
- Saskatchewan Natural Resources Transfer Agreement (Treaty Land Entitlement) Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 34)
  - Second reading, 1879
- Securities Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 2)
  - Second reading, 880–83
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1992–93
- Special care homes
  - Mennonite Youth Farm, Rosthern, senior care home, opening of renovations, member's statement, 662
- Statute Law Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 2) (No. 38)
  - Second reading, 1876
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1996
- Statute Law Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 37)
  - Second reading, 1875
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1996
- Water quality
  - Unsafe
    - Cabinet reports, 1077–78
- Whistle-blower protection legislation, 54–55, 1246, 1459–60
- Whistleblower Protection Act (No. 203)
  - First reading, 1250
Hermanson, Mr. Elwin (Saskatchewan Party, Rosetown-Biggar) Leader of the Opposition
- Abuse and Exploitation of Children through the Sex Trade Prevention Committee
  - Final report, moved (Prebble) for concurrence, 2194
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 24–28, 55–61
  - Motion for consideration
    - Amendment, 61
- Ambulance service
  - Community-based, consolidation and centralization, petitions, 511, 867, 899, 1097, 1129, 1155, 1185, 1273, 1741
- Balanced Budget Act, 2001 (No. 212)
  - First reading, 431
- Budget (March 30, 2001)
  - Speakers, 441–44
- Commission on Medicare
  - Final report, examination of Mr. Ken Fyke, Commissioner, 620–22
  - Recommendations
    - Hire additional managers, 516
    - Hospital bed closures, 516
    - Hospital closures, 516
    - Process for dealing with, 516
- Condolences
  - Maher, Hugh James (former MLA), moved (Calvert), 2261
- Confidence, government, 2198–99
- Crown corporations
  - Accountability, 873
  - Competition with private sector, 1222–23
  - Management, 872
- Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Business plans, concerns, 873
  - Former minister, Janice MacKinnon, resignation, 903–5
  - Investments, non-disclosure in exchange for world trip, 840–41
- Economy
  - Confidence
    - Low, general population, 741
  - Forecast, Toronto Dominion Bank, 2394
  - Performance, weakest in Canada, Globe and Mail report, 570
  - Slump, 1693
- Elections
  - Promises, 327
- Employment
  - Growth, projection, 1635–36
  - Loss, 10, 277, 278, 427–28, 441, 1692, 2393–94
- Employment development
  - Lack of, 427–28
- Energy
  - Rebates to consumers, petitions, 541, 565, 593, 659, 701, 735, 761, 783, 835, 925, 951, 1011, 1803
- Executive Council
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 2355–76, 2405–13
- Families
  - Taxes, reduction, 202
- Finance Committee
  - Estimates vote for Economic and Co-operative Development Department, June 26, 2001, not vote of non-confidence in coalition government, moved (Lautermilch), 2211–16
- Four-year Taxation Plan Act (No. 227)
  - First reading, 2319
- Gambling industry
  - Problems, 1870
- Government
  - Non-confidence, issues, 1746–47
  - Vision, 13
- Health care
  - Commission on Medicare, final report, referral to Health Care Committee, moved (Lautermilch); amendment (Gantefoer), 1379–83
  - Deterioration, 442
  - Management, 2315–16
- Health care workers
  - Loss of, 2315
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 1720–22
- Hospital waiting lists, 442
  - Surgery, 2350–51
    - Saskatoon, 2314
- Hospitals
  - Swift Current Regional Hospital, new, petitions, 1217–18
- Housing
  - Starts, down, 570
- Income tax
  - Reduction, 230
- Labour Standards Act
  - Greenhouse proprietors and employees, needs, petitions, 2003, 2189, 2223
- Legislative Assembly
  - Member for Saskatoon Idylwyld, recognition, member's statement, 2414–15
- Municipalities
  - Infrastructure
    - Problems, 441
  - Revenue-sharing grants, 442
- Natural gas
  - Rate increase, 706
    - Impact, 1515
- Oral question period
  - Commission on Medicare
    - Recommendations
      - Hire additional managers, 516
      - Hospital bed closures, 516
      - Hospital closures, 516
      - Process for dealing with, 516
  - Confidence, government, 2198–99
  - Crown corporations
    - Accountability, 873
    - Competition with private sector, 1222–23
    - Management, 872
  - Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
    - Business plans, concerns, 873
    - Former Minister, Janice MacKinnon, resignation, 903–5
    - Investments, non-disclosure in exchange for world trip, 840–41
  - Economy
    - Confidence, low, general population, 741
    - Forecast, Toronto Dominion Bank, 2394
    - Performance, weakest in Canada, Globe and Mail report, 570
    - Slump, 1693
  - Elections
    - Promises, 327
  - Employment
    - Growth, projection, 1635–36
    - Loss, 10, 427–28, 1692, 2393–94
  - Employment development
    - Lack of, 427–28
  - Families
    - Taxes, reduction, 202
  - Gambling industry
    - Problems, 1870
  - Government
    - Non-confidence, issues, 1746–47
    - Vision, 13
  - Health care
    - Management, 2315–16
  - Health care workers
    - Loss of, 2315
  - Hospital waiting lists
    - Surgery, 2350–51
    - Surgery, Saskatoon, 2314
  - Housing
    - Starts, down, 570
  - Income tax
    - Reduction, 230
  - Natural gas
    - Rate increase, 706
    - Rate increase, impact, 1515
  - Population
    - Decline, 395–96, 429
    - Forecast, 13
    - Out-migration, 10, 396, 427
  - Property tax
    - Increase, 277
  - Provincial sales tax
    - Expanded, 230
    - Reduced, 260
  - Public service
    - Numbers, increase, 276–78
  - Retail trade
    - Growth, low, 570
  - Royal Canadian Mounted Police
    - Police officers, additional, 327–28
  - Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce
    - Report, Action Saskatchewan: a Blueprint for 2005, government role in rebuilding economy, 1222
  - Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
    - Annual report, 1999-2000, tabled late, 1607
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation
    - Rates, increase, 706
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications
    - Investments
      - agdealer.com
        
        Competition with Western Producer 1191–92
      - Competition with Saskatchewan business, 1191–92
  - Sexual offenders
    - Registry, 1134–35
  - Small business
    - Deterrents, taxes, 170–71
  - Taxation
    - Reduction, 170–71, 202, 230
    - Relief, families, 259–60
  - Utilities
    - Rates, increase, 201–2, 230, 260
    - Rebates, 707
  - Water
    - Treatment, provincial review, 1017
  - Water quality
    - Assessment, monitoring, and protection programming, 1046
    - Infrastructure program, national, 1016–17
    - Unsafe, 1047
      - Boil-water advisories, 988
      - Cryptosporidium parvum contamination, North Battleford, 930–31
      - Cryptosporidium parvum contamination, North Battleford, boil-water advisory, 930–31
      - North Battleford, 1046
      - North Battleford, government financial assistance, 988
      - Public awareness, 1047
- Poetry
  - Who is the Unknown Soldier, Leah McDonald, winner, Veterans Affairs Canada writing contest, member's statement, 738–39
- Politics/politicians
  - New perspectives, member's statement, 1632
- Population
  - Decline, 395–96, 429, 441
  - Forecast, 13
  - Out-migration, 10, 396, 427
- Property tax
  - Increase, 277, 443
- Provincial sales tax
  - Expanded, 230, 443
  - Reduced, 260
- Public service
  - Numbers, increase, 276–78, 442, 443
- Recall of Members of the Legislative Assembly Act (No. 213)
  - First reading, 330
- Retail trade
  - Growth, low, 570
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
  - Police officers
    - Additional, 327–28
- Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce
  - Report, Action Saskatchewan: a Blueprint for 2005, government role in rebuilding economy, 1222
- Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
  - Annual report, 1999-2000, tabled late, 1607
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation
  - Rates
    - Increase, 706
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications
  - Investments
    - agdealer.com
      - Competition with Western Producer 1191–92
    - Competition with Saskatchewan business, 1191–92
- Schools
  - Enrolment, declining, 441
- Sexual offenders
  - Registry, 1134–35
- Small business
  - Deterrents
    - Taxes, 170–71
- Taxation
  - Reduction, 170–71, 202, 230
  - Relief, families, 259–60
  - Tax base diminishing, 442
- Utilities
  - Rates, increase, 201–2, 230, 260, 442
  - Rebates, 707
- Water
  - Treatment
    - Provincial review, 1017
- Water quality
  - Assessment, monitoring, and protection programming, 1046
  - Infrastructure program, national, 1016–17
  - Infrastructure program, national, moved (Hermanson), 1021–22, 1052–54
  - Unsafe, 1047
    - Boil-water advisories, 988
    - Cryptosporidium parvum contamination, North Battleford, 930–31
    - Cryptosporidium parvum contamination, North Battleford, boil-water advisory, 930–31
    - North Battleford, 1046
    - North Battleford, government financial assistance, 988
    - Public awareness, 1047
Higgins, Ms. Deb (NDP, Moose Jaw Wakamow)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 153–55
- Canada-Saskatchewan Assistance Program II (C-SAP II)
  - Application process, praised, member's statement, 1807
- Canadian Centre for Philanthropy
  - New Spirit of Community Partnership Award, SaskEnergy and United Way of Regina, recipients, member's statement, 394–95
- Children
  - Tobacco use
    - Protection, petitions, 480, 565, 1012
- Co-operatives
  - Shaunavon Co-op Association, record sales, 2000, member's statement, 738
- Commission on Medicare
  - Final report, examination of Mr. Ken Fyke, Commissioner, 604–7
- Credit unions
  - Shaunavon, banner year 2000, member's statement, 986
- Disabled and handicapped persons
  - Transportation
    - Special needs transit vehicle, Moose Jaw, member's statement, 1276–77
- Education, post-secondary
  - Graduates
    - Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology, remaining in Saskatchewan, member's statement, 1745
- Forest industry
  - Canadian softwood lumber, stop proposed American trade sanctions, moved (Higgins); amendment (Wakefield), 857–59
- Housing
  - Senior citizens
    - Housing project, Shaunavon, member's statement, 200
- International Bible College Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 301)
  - Second reading, 857
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1150
  - Third reading, 1152
- Municipalities
  - Community spirit, Moose Jaw, compliments from Premier Ralph Klein, member's statement, 1567
  - Recreational facilities
    - Prince of Wales Cultural and Recreation Centre, Assiniboia, government funding, member's statement, 662
- Physicians/Doctors
  - Shaunavon, new arrivals, Dr. Ivo Radenski and Dr. Wassefall, member's statement, 229
- Poetry
  - Reading, The Ides (and Odes) of May - a festivity of poetry , the Exchange, Regina, member's statement, 1189–90
- Providence Hospital, Moose Jaw Repeal Act (No. 303)
  - Second reading, 857
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1150–51
  - Third reading, 1152
- Royal family
  - Prince of Wales, provincial visit, April 26-28, 2001
    - Thanks to organizers and workers, member's statement, 786
- Rural revitalization
  - Government plan, commendation moved (Wartman), 500–501
    - Questions and comments 504
- Saskatchewan Communications Network
  - Anniversary, 10th, recognition, Yorkton Short Film and Video Festival, member's statement, 1487
- Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
  - Palliser campus
    - Donation to electrical engineering laboratory from SaskPower, member's statement, 544
- Smoking
  - Public places, workplaces and school property, ban, legislation, petitions, 1306, 1336, 1454
- St. Anthony's Home Repeal Act (No. 305)
  - Second reading, 857
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1151
  - Third reading, 1153
- Telephones
  - 911 service, expansion, southern Saskatchewan, member's statement, 595–96
- Tourism
  - Tunnels, Moose Jaw, Attractions Canada award, 2001, member's statement, 1340
  - Value to employment and economic development, moved (Thomson), 1594
- Training programs
  - Skills Canada Saskatchewan competition, Moose Jaw, member's statement, 275–76
- Water quality
  - Drinking water, improvement, moved (Junor); amendment (Kwiatkowski), 1140–42
- YWCA (Young Women's Christian Association)
  - Moose Jaw, Women of Distinction awards, member's statement, 954
Hillson, Mr. Jack (Indepenent, North Battleford)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 211–14
- Ambulance service
  - Costs, member's statement, 50–51
  - Fees, standardization, 2231–32
- Budget
  - Balanced by drawing on reserves, 405–6
  - Previous budgets, first, 1905, review, 405
  - Sustainability, 407
- Budget (March 30, 2001)
  - Speakers, 405–8
- Business
  - Junior Achievement of Northern Saskatchewan awards, 2001, Grassroots company, North Battleford, member's statement, 324
- Canada-Saskatchewan Infrastructure Program
  - North Battleford, water treatment assistance, 1194
- Children
  - Preschool, speech and language services, funding, petitions, 2189
- Commission on Medicare
  - Final report, examination of Mr. Ken Fyke, Commissioner, 615–17
  - Recommendations
    - Process for dealing with, 549
  - Report
    - Shelve, 601–2
    - Sustainable system needed, 549–50
- Commission on the Future of Health Care in Canada
  - Commission Chair, Roy Romanow, congratulations, 408
- Crown corporations
  - Debt, increase, 408
  - Investments
    - Effect on retention of youth, 1314–15
    - Non-Saskatchewan, 406–7
- Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Non-Saskatchewan investment, 87–88, 233–34, 398
- Education
  - Funding, 408
- Emergency medical services workers
  - Pay rates, standardization, 2232
- Employment
  - Loss, 1668, 1748
- Employment development
  - Commitment not attained, moved (Wakefield); amendment (Yates), 1755–58
- Farm income
  - Crisis, federal aid
    - Moved (Serby); amendment (Boyd), 40–42
- Finance Committee
  - Estimates vote for Economic and Co-operative Development Department, June 26, 2001, not vote of non-confidence in coalition government, moved (Lautermilch), 2219–20
- Forest fires
  - Mobile fire suppression service, 407, 907–8
- Forest industry
  - Canadian softwood lumber, stop proposed American trade sanctions, moved (Higgins); amendment (Wakefield), 864–65
- Government expenditures
  - Debt, 398
- Government House, Battleford
  - Restoration, centenary project, petitions, 1659, 1774, 1833, 1861, 2061, 2141
  - Restoration initiative, member's statement, 1427
- Health care
  - Facilities
    - Closure, pending Commission on Medicare report, 233
  - Funding, 549
  - Patients, critical, out-of-province surgery, 1811–12
  - Standing Committee on Health Care
    - Appoint and empower, moved (Nilson), 1172–73
- Health Care Committee
  - Public meetings, member's statement, 2007
- Highways and roads
  - Construction and maintenance, 406
  - Funding, 408
  - Gravel, reverting to, 399, 406
  - Highway No. 43
    - Construction and maintenance, Vanguard to Highway No. 4, petitions, 1629, 1741, 2003, 2092, 2223
  - Truck routes, alternate, 406
- Holocaust Memorial Day Act (No. 202)
  - Second reading, 491
- Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Dividends, paid to General Revenue Fund, 908
  - Expansion into commercial high technology, 1748
- Investment
  - Provincial, in Ontario, member's statement, 568
- Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 33)
  - Second reading, 1671–73
- Liberal Party (Saskatchewan)
  - Caucus, third party, funding, legislation, 1462–63
  - Leadership, member's statement, 1865–66
  - Momentum in provinces, member's statement, 1160
- Métis Act (No. 42)
  - Second reading, 1494–95
- Municipalities
  - Needs ignored, 406, 408
  - Revenue-sharing, 769
- Oil industry
  - Pipeline routes, Alaska and Mackenzie Valley pipelines, 2012
- Oral question period
  - Ambulance service
    - Fees, standardization, 2231–32
  - Canada-Saskatchewan Infrastructure Program
    - North Battleford, water treatment assistance, 1194
  - Commission on Medicare
    - Recommendations
      - Process for dealing with, 549
    - Report
      - Shelve, 601–2
      - Sustainable system needed, 549–50
  - Crown corporations
    - Investments
      - Effect on retention of youth, 1314–15
  - Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
    - Non-Saskatchewan investment, 87–88, 233–34, 398
  - Emergency medical services workers
    - Pay rates, standardization, 2232
  - Employment
    - Loss, 1668, 1748
  - Forest fires
    - Mobile fire suppression service, 907–8
  - Government expenditures
    - Debt, 398
  - Health care
    - Facilities, closure, pending Commission on Medicare report, 233
    - Funding, 549
    - Patients, critical, out-of-province surgery, 1811–12
  - Highways and roads
    - Gravel, reverting to, 399
  - Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
    - Dividends, paid to General Revenue Fund, 908
    - Expansion into commercial high technology, 1748
  - Liberal Party (Saskatchewan)
    - Caucus, third party, funding, legislation, 1462–63
  - Municipalities
    - Revenue sharing, 769
  - Oil industry
    - Pipeline routes, Alaska and Mackenzie Valley pipelines, 2012
  - Population
    - Out-migration, youth, Canada West Foundation report, 1281
  - Saskatchewan Government Insurance
    - Investment, Ontario, 1637–38
  - Water
    - Management and quality, 1193
  - Water quality
    - Unsafe
      - North Battleford, government financial assistance, 1050
  - Whistle-blower protection legislation, 1462
- Population
  - Out-migration
    - Youth, Canada West Foundation report, 1281
- Privilege
  - Bribery of Member by Crown Investments Corporation, 845–46
- Property tax
  - Increase, 406
- Provincial Emblems and Honours Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 8)
  - Second reading, 575–76
- Public service
  - Numbers, increase, 406
- Rural Revitalization Office
  - Mandate, 406
- Saskatchewan Government Insurance
  - Investment, Ontario, 1637–38
- Schools
  - Community schools, expansion, 406
- Speech therapists
  - Shortage, member's statement, 2227
- Tributes
  - Maher, Jim, MLA for The Battlefords, 1950-1952, member's statement, 1310
- University of Saskatchewan
  - Funding
    - Government operating grants, insufficient, member's statement, 739
- Water
  - Management and quality, 1193
  - Treatment plant, North Battleford, financial assistance, petitions, 1155, 1186, 1218, 1274, 1393, 1425, 1455, 1483, 1597, 1685, 1803
- Water quality
  - Infrastructure program, national, moved (Hermanson), 1056–58
  - Unsafe
    - Cryptosporidium parvum contamination, North Battleford, member's statement, 954
    - North Battleford, government financial assistance, 1050
    - North Battleford, public inquiry, 1277
- Whistle-blower protection legislation, 1462
Huyghebaert, Mr. Delwood (Yogi) (Saskatchewan Party, Wood River)
- Action Committee on the Rural Economy (ACRE), 233
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 116–20
- Agriculture and Food Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 939–41
- Air Cadet League of Canada
  - 60th anniversary, April 9, 2001, member's statement, 902
- Ambulance service
  - Community-based, consolidation and centralization, 433
  - Community-based, consolidation and centralization, petitions, 1743, 1774, 1803, 1834, 1861, 1977–78
- Budget (March 30, 2001)
  - Speakers, 419–21, 432–33
- Canadian Armed Forces
  - Snowbirds
    - Acceptance show for 2001 air show season, member's statement, 786
- Culture, Youth and Recreation Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 967–74, 1210–11, 1212, 2342–44
- Energy
  - Rebates to consumers, petitions, 2004, 2062, 2190, 2224
- Environment and Resource Management Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 912–14, 918–19
- Film Employment Tax Credit Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 16)
  - Second reading, 1707–9
- Health care
  - Commission on Medicare, final report, referral to Health Care Committee, moved (Lautermilch); amendment (Gantefoer), 1366–67, 1369
- Highways and roads
  - Funding
    - Regional system, improvement, 432
- Highways and Transportation Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 53)
  - Second reading, 1932–33
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2245–47
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 2234–38
- Honours and awards
  - Governor General's Medal of Bravery
    - Recipients, Craig Hoisington and Craig Braun, member's statement, 482–83
- Kiwanis
  - Cairn, International Peace Care and Rededication Ceremony, Monchy, member's statement, 1688–89
- Legislative Assembly
  - Conduct in question period, school bus driver's comments, member's statement, 1074–75
- Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 2001 (Set Election Dates) (No. 222)
  - First reading, 1165
- Municipalities
  - Needs ignored, 419
  - Revenue-sharing grants, 420
- Natural gas
  - Rate increase
    - Refer SaskEnergy back to Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel, moved (Wall); amendment (Cline), 1559–60
- Oral question period
  - Action Committee on the Rural Economy (ACRE), 233
  - Rural Revitalization Office
    - Mandate, 232–33
  - Saskatchewan Economic Development Corporation, 233
  - Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation, 233
  - Special care homes
    - Pioneer Lodge, Assiniboia, closure, 204, 231–32
- Providence Hospital, Moose Jaw Repeal Act (No. 303)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1150–51
- Public service
  - Numbers, increase, 420–21, 432
- Railway Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 52)
  - Second reading, 2073–74
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2247–49
- Royal Canadian Legion
  - Royal Regina Rifles, recognition and commendation, member's statement, 1600–1601
- Rural Revitalization Office, 433
  - Mandate, 232–33
- Saskatchewan Economic Development Corporation, 233
- Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation, 233
- Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 757–58
- Special care homes
  - Pioneer Lodge, Assiniboia, closure, 204, 231–32, 433
  - Pioneer Lodge, Assiniboia, concern about possible closure, member's statement, 1160–61
  - Pioneer Lodge, Assiniboia, maintain services, petitions, 227, 273, 321, 355, 389, 424, 451, 479, 566, 594, 640, 660, 702, 762, 784, 837, 900, 926, 952, 984, 1042, 1072, 1099, 1130, 1156, 1186, 1218, 1242, 1274, 1307, 1337, 1908
- Sports
  - Bowling
    - Club 55+ Triples Team National Championships, national finals, Brampton, Ont., June 23-24, 2001, Glentworth team, participants, member's statement, 596
  - Hockey
    - Hayley Wickenheiser, homecoming, member's statement, 169
    - Western Canadian Junior B Championship, Keystone Cup, Maple Ridge, BC, Assiniboia Southern Rebels, competitors, member's statement, 544
    - Western Canadian Junior B Championship, Keystone Cup, Maple Ridge, BC, Assiniboia Southern Rebels, winners, member's statement, 703–4
- Superannuation (Supplementary Provisions) Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 7)
  - Second reading, 1621–22
- Taxation
  - Competitive, lack of, 419–20
  - Increase, rural areas, 420
- Telephones
  - Cellular service
    - Communities, Wood River constituency, petitions, 1395, 1426, 1455, 1484, 1512, 1566, 1598, 1660, 1686