Hansard Subject Index - 3rd Session of the 24th Legislature

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Gabriel Dumont Institute of Métis Studies and Applied Research 206
Gambling
- See also
  - Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 48)
  - Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
- Canadian Gaming Industry Awards dinner, 6th annual, Regina, April 11, 2002, Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority and Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation, hosts, member's statement
  - Goulet, 659
- Negotiations between Government and Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority – Gaming agreement, new
- Revenue to General Revenue Fund, 462
- Video lottery terminals
  - Profits, 378, 462
  - Responsible machines, Nova Scotia, member's statement
    - Hillson, 2857
Games
- Cribbage, national tournament, Royal Canadian Legion, Melville team, third place winners, member's statement
  - Osika, 1158
Gardiner, James Wilfrid
- See
  - Condolences – Gardiner, James Wilfrid
Gas industry
- See
  - Natural gas
Gasoline
- Ethanol-blended, tax exemption, 320, 374, 414, 445
- Orphaned underground tank sites, cleanup, Centenary Capital Fund, 1044–45
GDP (Gross domestic product)
- See
  - Economy – Gross domestic product (GDP)
Girls Guides of Canada
- Pathfinders, Canada Cord awards, Nipawin, June 16, 2002, member's statement
  - Kwiatkowski, 1997
- Saskatchewan Council, annual banquet and awards, April 20, 2002, member's statement
  - Lorjé, 1009
Glen Ewen, Sask.
- See
  - Oil industry – Gas conservation plant, construction, Glen Ewen
Global warming
- See
  - Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming)
Golf
- Canadian Junior Golf Championship, 64th, August 5-9, 2002, Saskatoon Golf and Country Club, host, member's statement
  - Atkinson, 1127
- Jim Rose charity golf tournament, Weyburn, recognition, member's statement
  - Bakken, 1996–97
Government
- Access, improvements, 317
- Accomplishments
  - Calvert, 2349–50, 2408–9, 2859–60
- Accountability
  - See also
    - Government Accountability Act (No. 202)
  - Hermanson, 3042
  - Saskatchewan Party role, 171
- Credibility
  - Calvert, 1887
  - Wall, 1886–87
- Credit rating, upgrade, Moody's Investors Services, ministerial statement (Cline)
  - Cline, 1263–64
  - Wakefield, 1264–65
- Databases, personal information, security
  - Crofford, 2353
  - Gantefoer, 2353
- Direction, lacking
  - Hermanson, 282
- Efficiencies, 172
- Fees and charges, changes, 317
- Financial management, 31, 35, 228
  - See also
    - Budget
  - Cash management practices
    - Cline, 312–13
  - Provincial Auditor, Public Accounts, 2001-2002, release
    - Krawetz, 2773
  - Quarterly reports, 1459
    - Cline, 2451
    - Krawetz, 2451
  - Revenue projections, 1460
  - Summary financial statements, 1465–66
    - Cline, 220–21
    - Krawetz, 220–21
  - Summary financial statements, deficit, 2001-2002
    - Cline, 2773
    - Krawetz, 2773–74
  - Summary financial statements in budgets incorporating all financial activity, moved (Krawetz); amendment (Crofford)
    - Cline, 2954–58
    - Crofford, 2947–49
    - Hillson, 2958–59
    - Krawetz, 2942–45
    - Kwiatkowski, 2951–54
    - Melenchuk, 2949–51
    - Toth, 2945–47
- Financial planning, Provincial Auditor, 2001 Fall Report, v. 1, overall focus, 335–36
- Fiscal accountability, 31–32
- Fiscal accountability, rating agencies, 1462–65
- Hiring freeze, savings, 1055
- No confidence in current Premier and cabinet, moved (Hart)
  - Hart, 979
- No confidence in current Premier and cabinet, moved (Heppner)
  - D'Autremont, 960–64
  - Heppner, 942–60
- No confidence in current Premier and cabinet, no confidence in current government, moved (Hermanson); amendment (Yates)
  - Hermanson, 2409–14
  - VanMulligen, 2427–28
  - Wiberg, 2414–25
  - Yates, 2425–27
- Performance
  - Hillson, 1526–27
- Plans
  - Calvert, 3042
- Positions, filled, created, after hiring freeze, 1055–56
- Reorganization, 2, 2785–87
  - Calvert, 2617–18
  - Hermanson, 281–82
  - Krawetz, 2617–18
  - Administrative savings
    - Calvert, 282
  - Departments, fewer, 316
  - Financial savings, 316, 2784
  - Health care, effect
    - Calvert, 285
    - Gantefoer, 285
  - Hiring freeze, 2784–85
  - Positions, numbers reduced, 316, 346, 2783–84
  - Rural municipalities, effect
    - Bjornerud, 283
    - Calvert, 283–84
- Reshaping, 317
- Vision, 58–59
- Web site, redesigned, member's statement
  - Jones, 2965
Government Accountability Act
- Government support
  - Krawetz, 663
Government Accountability Act (No. 202)
- First reading
  - Krawetz, 664
Government expenditures
- Debt, 2, 63, 112, 316, 322, 335, 408, 1462–66
  - Cline, 45
- Debt, improved rating, 477
- Debt-to-GDP ratio, 322
- Deficit 2002, extent
  - Hermanson, 2825–26
- Deficit and debt, optimism
  - Calvert, 2825–26
  - Cline, 2826
- Reduced, 316
  - Calvert, 282
Government House, Regina
- See also
  - Municipalities – Grants in lieu of taxes, exemptions
- Funding, renovations, 1280
- Gift shop, 1281
- Staff, 1280
- Tourists, 1280–81
Government Relations and Aboriginal Affairs Department
- Aboriginal Affairs, responsibilities, 1217, 1276–78
- Estimates, main (2002-2003), 988–92, 1215–20, 1272–82, 1761–68, 1769, 2293–2310, 2626–36, 2804
  - Allchurch, 2295, 2299–2301, 2305, 2633–36
  - Axworthy, 1272–76, 2299–2306, 2626–36
  - Bjornerud, 1215–17, 1218–20, 2298–99
  - Crofford, 1279–82, 2306–10
  - Draude, 2293–97, 2309–10
  - Eagles, 1276, 1278–82, 2306–9
  - Hart, 988–92, 2301–5
  - Julé, 1272–78, 2626–32, 2636
  - Kwiatkowski, 1762–65
  - Osika, 988–92, 1215–20, 1276–79, 1761–67, 1769, 2293–99
  - Toth, 1765–68
  - Weekes, 1217–18, 1220
- Mandate, 1215, 1276
- Reorganization, opportunities, 989
- Staff, reorganization effects, 1215–17
- Trade policies, responsibilities, 2297–98
Government revenue 67
- Projections, lower, 316
- Projections, natural resource sector, inappropriate, 324
Governor General
- Quotation, address to Regina Canadian Club, September 17, 2001, 472
Graduates
- See
  - Education, post-secondary
  - Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology – Graduate employment rate, survey
Grain
- Elevators
  - Briercrest, purchase, farmer shareholders, Briercrest Grain Ltd., member's statement
    - Stewart, 2319
  - Pangman Storage and Loading, reopening, new name, member's statement
    - Bakken, 686
  - United Grain Growers annex, Lipton, transported by road to Markinch, member's statement
    - Hart, 92–93
- FarmGro Organic Foods, Regina, company status, Crown Investments Corporation investment
  - Wall, 3022–23
- FarmGro Organic Foods, Regina, Crown Investments Corporation investment
  - Serby, 3023
- Storage facilities, assessment
  - See
    - Property – Assessment – Grain storage
Grants in lieu of taxes
- See
  - Municipalities – Grants in lieu of taxes
Grasslands
- See
  - Prairie grasslands
Grazing
- See
  - Livestock industry – Grazing lands
- Forest fringe land
  - See
    - Cattle industry – Grazing, forest fringe land, tax assessment
Great Canadian Geography Challenge, 2002
- See
  - Students – Great Canadian Geography Challenge, 2002
Great Sand Hills region
- See
  - Environment – Protection, Great Sand Hills
Great West Brewery
- See
  - Breweries – Great West Brewery
Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming) 63, 115, 473
- Kyoto accord, halt federal intent to sign, petitions, 2855, 2907, 2934, 2962, 2988, 3018, 3036
  - Allchurch, 2821, 2855, 2907
  - Bakken, 2820, 2854, 2906, 2961, 2987, 3017, 3035
  - Brkich, 2821, 2854, 2906
  - Draude, 2819, 2853, 2905, 2933
  - Eagles, 2820, 2854, 2905, 2933, 2961
  - Elhard, 2853, 2905, 2933
  - Gantefoer, 2819
  - Harpauer, 2854–55, 2906, 2934
  - Heppner, 2819
  - Huyghebaert, 2820–21, 2854, 2906, 2933, 2961–62
  - Julé, 2819, 2853
  - Kwiatkowski, 2819, 2853, 2933
  - McMorris, 2905–6
  - Stewart, 2820, 2853, 2905
  - Toth, 2853
  - Wall, 2820, 2854, 2906, 2933, 2961
  - Weekes, 2821, 2854, 2906, 2934, 2962, 2987–88, 3018, 3035–36
- Kyoto Protocol
  - Acceptable in principle, implementation process, unacceptable
    - Calvert, 2860–61
  - Climate change, critical issue, support of 12 principles adopted by provinces and territories as basis for negotiating national plan with Government of Canada, moved (Lautermilch); amendment (Stewart)
    - Addley, 2899–2902
    - Atkinson, 2923–25
    - Belanger, 2868–70
    - Brkich, 2882–84
    - Dearborn, 2888–90
    - Eagles, 2892–94
    - Forbes, 2890–92
    - Goulet, 2904, 2918–21
    - Hart, 2930–32
    - Hermanson, 2896–99
    - Hillson, 2902–4
    - Julé, 2878–79
    - Kwiatkowski, 2873–75
    - Lautermilch, 2865–68
    - Prebble, 2894–96
    - Stewart, 2870–72
    - Thomson, 2879–82
    - VanMulligen, 2928–30
    - Wall, 2925–28
    - Wartman, 2884–86, 2887–88
    - Weekes, 2921–23
    - Yates, 2875–78
  - Economic effect, environmental effect, oppose ratification
    - Stewart, 2860–61
  - Management, 3, 21, 115
- SaskPower, long-term climate change action plan, member's statement
  - McCall, 1820–21
Greenhouse Gas Technology Centre, Regina 115, 116
GreenPower, SaskPower
- See
  - Wind power – GreenPower program, SaskPower
Gross domestic product (GDP)
- See
  - Economy – Gross domestic product (GDP)
Grow Saskatchewan strategy
- See
  - Saskatchewan Party – Grow Saskatchewan strategy
Gymnastics
- Tisdale Twisters, 25th anniversary, member's statement
  - Gantefoer, 1672