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

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Nilson, Hon. John (NDP, Regina Lakeview) Minister of Health
- Allan Blair Cancer Centre, Regina
  - New equipment for radiation treatment, ministerial statement (Nilson), 1194–95
- Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists Saskatchewan
  - Life membership proclamations, Jean Freeman, Steve Arsenych, Lyn Goldman, member's statement, 2094
- Ambulance service
  - Fees, standardization, 2231–32
- Canadian Wildlife Federation
  - Habitat 2000 projects, Canwood School, Canwood, and Marion McVeety School, Regina, recognition, member's statement, 483
- Children
  - Tobacco, possession, penalties, 2066
  - Tobacco use
    - Education, 2065
    - Protection, petitions, 479
- Class Actions Act (No. 13)
  - Third reading, 2171
- Commission on Medicare, 204–5
  - Recommendations
    - Process for dealing with, 520, 1983
- Dietitians Act (No. 5)
  - First reading, 207
  - Second reading, 961
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2153
  - Third reading, 2153
- Dunlop Art Gallery, Regina Public Library, Regina
  - Rielisms exhibit, member's statement, 1398
- East Central Health District
  - Yorkton area, administrators working on longer term plan, 1490
- Emergency medical services workers
  - Pay rates, standardization, 2232
- Film Employment Tax Credit Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 16)
  - Third reading, 2131
- Freehold Oil and Gas Production Tax Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 11)
  - Third reading, 2130
- Health care
  - Centres
    - Regional, 85
  - Emergency services
    - Patient waiting times, 1460–61
  - Facilities
    - Closure, pending Commission on Medicare report, 233
  - Improved system, co-operative endeavour, 599
  - Patients, critical, out-of-province surgery, 1811–12
  - Public health inspectors, shortage, Battlefords Health District, 2008–9
  - Standing Committee on Health Care
    - Appoint and empower, moved (Nilson), 1166–67
- Health Care Committee
  - Request for participation, 1490–91
- Health care workers, 171–72
  - Negotiations
    - CUPE and Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations, 1569
      - Appointment of new conciliator or mediator, 1690–91
    - CUPE and Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations, mediation, 1779–80
    - Strike settlement, funding, 1838
    - Workplace issues, 1838–39
  - Number, increase, 203
  - Recruitment, difficult, Lanigan Hospital, 664
  - Recruitment process, 2315, 2318
  - Shortages, Lanigan Hospital, 664
  - Strike
    - Ensure health and safety of patients, 1690
    - Essential services delivery during mediation, 1749
    - Long-term care patients, 1808
    - Patients sent out-of-province, 1778
    - Return to negotiations, 1691–92
    - Surgery cancellation, 1778, 1807
  - Strike notice, delivery of health services, 1569
  - Training, recruitment, and retention, 1490
- Health Department
  - Estimates, main (2001-2002), 1122–27, 1476–81, 1677–84, 1957–76, 2154–67
  - Provincial Nursing Council
    - Funding, projects, ministerial statement (Nilson)
      - Casual workforce issues, 400
      - Magnet work environments, 400
      - Mentor program, nursing students, clinical assignments, 400
- Health districts
  - Budget allocations, 2001-2002, 1492
- Hearing Aid Sales and Services Act (No. 26)
  - First reading, 992
  - Second reading, 1119
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2148–49
  - Third reading, 2153
- Historic Properties Foundations Act (No. 3)
  - Third reading, 2130
- Hospital waiting lists, 84
  - Saskatoon, development of action plan, 742
  - Surgery, 2317, 2351–53
    - Ophthalmology, 2351
    - Orthopedic hip and knee replacement, 2351
    - Saskatoon, 2314
- Hospitals
  - Beds, acute care
    - Shortage, Swift Current, 2097–98
  - Closures
    - Lanigan, June to September, 2001, 664, 708
      - Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc., alternative arrangements, 708
  - Closures, possible, Lanigan, 792
  - Lanigan
    - Nursing shortage, 708, 792
  - Melville
    - New, acute care facility, 599
- Land Surveyors and Professional Surveyors Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 49)
  - Third reading, 2131
- Land Surveys Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 20)
  - Third reading, 2131
- Land Titles Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 19)
  - Third reading, 2131
- Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 33)
  - Third reading, 2131
- Mineral Resources Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 50)
  - Third reading, 2130
- Ministerial statements
  - Allan Blair Cancer Centre, Regina, new equipment for radiation treatment, 1194–95
  - Health Department, Provincial Nursing Council, funding, projects, 399–400
- Norway
  - National holiday, May 17, 2001, member's statement, 1188
- Nurses
  - Education, 172, 1461
  - Number of positions, increased, 1462
  - Numbers, decrease, 203
  - Shortage, 84
  - Training, recruitment, and retention, 114
- Oil and Gas Conservation Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 10)
  - Third reading, 2130
- Oral question period
  - Ambulance service
    - Fees, standardization, 2231–32
  - Children
    - Tobacco, possession, penalties, 2066
    - Tobacco use, education, 2065
  - Commission on Medicare, 204–5
    - Recommendations
      - Process for dealing with, 520, 1983
  - East Central Health District
    - Yorkton area, administrators working on longer term plan, 1490
  - Emergency medical services workers
    - Pay rates, standardization, 2232
  - Health care
    - Centres, regional, 85
    - Emergency services, patient waiting times, 1460–61
    - Facilities, closure, pending Commission on Medicare report, 233
    - Improved system, co-operative endeavour, 599
    - Patients, critical, out-of-province surgery, 1811–12
    - Public health inspectors, shortage, Battlefords Health District, 2008–9
  - Health Care Committee
    - Request for participation, 1490–91
  - Health care workers, 171–72
    - Negotiations, 1569
    - Negotiations, CUPE and Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations, appointment of new conciliator or mediator, 1690–91
    - Negotiations, CUPE and Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations, mediation, 1779–80
    - Negotiations, strike settlement, funding, 1838
    - Negotiations, workplace issues, 1838–39
    - Numbers, increase, 203
    - Recruitment, difficult, Lanigan Hospital, 664
    - Recruitment process, 2315, 2318
    - Shortages, Lanigan Hospital, 664
    - Strike, ensure health and safety of patients, 1690
    - Strike, essential services delivery during mediation, 1749
    - Strike, long-term care patients, 1808
    - Strike, patients sent out-of-province, 1778
    - Strike, return to negotiations, 1691–92
    - Strike, surgery cancellation, 1778, 1807
    - Strike notice, delivery of health services, 1569
    - Training, recruitment, retention, 1490
  - Health districts
    - Budget allocations, 2001-2002, 1492
  - Hospital waiting lists, 84
    - Saskatoon, development of action plan, 742
    - Surgery, 2317, 2351–53
    - Surgery, ophthalmology, 2351
    - Surgery, orthopedic hip and knee replacement, 2351
    - Surgery, Saskatoon, 2314
  - Hospitals
    - Beds, acute care, shortage, Swift Current, 2097–98
    - Closures, Lanigan, June to September, 2001, 664, 708
      - Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan, alternative arrangements, 708
    - Closures, possible, Lanigan, 792
    - Lanigan
      - Nursing shortage, 708, 792
    - Melville, new, acute care facility, 599
  - Nurses
    - Education, 172, 1461
    - Number of positions, increase, 1462
    - Numbers, decrease, 203
    - Shortage, 84
    - Training, recruitment, and retention, 114
  - Personal care homes
    - Langham Senior Citizens Home, personal care home licence application, 1839
  - Physicians/Doctors
    - Numbers, increase, 172
    - Psychiatrists, loss, Regina Health District, 457, 709
    - Psychiatry Manpower Committee, Psychiatrist retention and compensation, 457
  - Population
    - Forecast
      - Planning for Saskatchewan's Future 12–13
  - Special care homes
    - Pioneer Lodge, Assiniboia, closure, 204, 231–32
  - University of Saskatchewan
    - College of Medicine, funding, 172–73
  - Water quality
    - Unsafe
      - Cryptosporidium parvum contamination, North Battleford, boil-water advisory, 930–31
      - Cryptosporidium parvum contamination, North Battleford, correction measures, 930–32
- Personal care homes
  - Langham Senior Citizens Home, personal care home licence application, 1839
- Physicians/Doctors
  - Numbers, increase, 172
  - Psychiatrists, loss, Regina Health District, 457–58, 709
  - Psychiatry Manpower Committee
    - Psychiatrist retention and compensation, 457
- Police Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 43)
  - Third reading, 2131
- Population
  - Forecast
    - Planning for Saskatchewan's Future 12–13
- Power Corporation Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 9)
  - Third reading, 2130
- Prairie and Forest Fires Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 44)
  - Third reading, 2131
- Public Trustee Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 35)
  - Third reading, 2131
- Public Trustee Consequential Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 36)
  - Third reading, 2131
- Queen's Bench Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 32)
  - Second reading, 1287
- Registered Nurses Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 4)
  - First reading, 207
  - Second reading, 960–61
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2150–53
  - Third reading, 2153
- Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 45)
  - Third reading, 2131
- Saskatchewan Natural Resources Transfer Agreement (Treaty Land Entitlement) Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 34)
  - Third reading, 2131
- Special care homes
  - Pioneer Lodge, Assiniboia, closure, 204, 231–32
- Tobacco Control Act (No. 56)
  - First reading, 1668
  - Second reading, 1783–84
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2268–79
  - Third reading, 2281
- University of Saskatchewan
  - College of Medicine
    - Funding, 172–73
- Water Corporation Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 12)
  - Third reading, 2171
- Water quality
  - Unsafe
    - Cryptosporidium parvum contamination, North Battleford, boil-water advisory, 930–31
    - Cryptosporidium parvum contamination, North Battleford, correction measures, 930–32