Hansard Speaker Index - 4th Session of the 24th Legislature

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Calvert, Hon. Lorne (NDP, Saskatoon Riversdale) Premier
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 228–33
- Budget
  - Balanced, 238
  - Release, 110–11
  - Speculation, 107
- By-elections
  - Carrot River Valley constituency, 1270
- Cattle industry
  - Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
    - Compensation, 1483–84
    - Compensation, federal-provincial package, 1618–19
    - Compensation, western emergency package, 1592–93
    - Consultations, advisory committee, 1132
    - Employment Insurance applications, waive waiting period, 1348–49
    - Employment Insurance applications, waive waiting period, federal Minister of Human Resources, Regina visit, 1648
    - Employment Insurance applications, waive waiting period for those affected by impact of BSE; Prime Minister of Canada show sensitivity to international trading partners, moved (McMorris), 1307–8
    - Import ban, Japan, South Korea, 1928
    - Import ban, United States, 1593
  - Statements by Prime Minister, negative effects, United States, 1298
- Condolences
  - Communication, moved (Calvert), 1902
  - MacDougall, Ian Hugh (former MLA), moved (Calvert), 1900–1901
- Crown corporations
  - Accountability, 995–96
  - Accountability, profits, benefits, 1428–30
  - Contributions
    - Economy, 995
  - Expenditures, investments, comments, advice, former Finance minister, Janice MacKinnon, 559–60
  - Public ownership, public utilities, public investment, 1900
- Economy
  - Growth, 14–15
- Education
  - Funding, 240
    - Significant budget announcement, 239
  - Government priority, 999
- Elections
  - General election, call, 828–29
- Ethanol
  - Development
    - Broe Companies, Inc., Belle Plaine project, financing, 996–98, 1301
    - Broe Companies, Inc., government financial commitment, 831
- Executive Council
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 1931–69
- Government
  - Bankruptcy, 1980s, Minding the Public Purse by Janice MacKinnon, 213
  - Credit rating, 239
  - Our Future is Wide Open campaign, 1082
    - Promotions, 1019–21
  - Priorities, 446
- Government expenditures
  - Debt per capita, 239
- Indians/First Nations
  - Full participation in economy/society, 151–52
  - Treaty land entitlements
    - Lease renewal, Crown grazing land, southwest Saskatchewan, 45
- Iraq War, 2003
  - Canadian policy
    - Foreign policy separate from trade policy, 619–20
- Legislative Assembly
  - Votes and Proceedings, printing, moved (Calvert), 8–9
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Saskatoon Fairview constituency
    - Presentation, 20
- Municipalities
  - Revenue-sharing grants
    - Criticism, 255
- Natural gas
  - Rates
    - Increase, rate review panel process, 829–30
- Oral question period
  - Budget
    - Balanced, 238
    - Release, 110–11
    - Speculation, 107
  - By-elections
    - Carrot River Valley constituency, 1270
  - Cattle industry
    - Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
      - Compensation, 1483–84
      - Compensation, federal-provincial package, 1618–19
      - Compensation, western emergency package, 1592–93
      - Consultations, advisory committee, 1132
      - Employment Insurance applications, waive waiting period, 1348–49
      - Employment Insurance applications, waive waiting period, federal Minister of Human Resources, Regina visit, 1648
      - Import ban, Japan, South Korea, 1928
      - Import ban, United States, 1593
    - Statements by Prime Minister, negative effects, United States, 1298
  - Crown corporations
    - Accountability, 995–96
    - Accountability, profits, benefits, 1428–30
    - Contributions, economy, 995
    - Expenditures, investments, comments, advice, former Finance minister, Janice MacKinnon, 559–60
    - Public ownership, public utilities, public investment, 1900
  - Economy
    - Growth, 14–15
  - Education
    - Funding, 240
    - Funding, significant budget announcement, 239
    - Government priority, 999
  - Elections
    - General election, call, 828–29
  - Ethanol
    - Development, Broe Companies, Inc.
      - Belle Plaine project, financing, 996–98, 1301
      - Government financial commitment, 831
  - Government
    - Bankruptcy, 1980s, Minding the Public Purse by Janice MacKinnon, 213
    - Credit rating, 239
    - Our Future is Wide Open campaign, 1082
    - Our Future is Wide Open campaign, promotions, 1019–21
    - Priorities, 446
  - Government expenditures
    - Debt per capita, 239
  - Indians/First Nations
    - Full participation in economy/society, 151–52
    - Treaty land entitlements, lease renewal, Crown grazing land, southwest Saskatchewan, 45
  - Iraq War, 2003
    - Canadian policy, foreign policy separate from trade policy, 619–20
  - Municipalities
    - Revenue-sharing grants, criticism, 255
  - Natural gas
    - Rates
      - Increase, rate review panel process, 829–30
  - Potato industry
    - Losses, government
      - Minister responsible, public apology, 16
  - Public service
    - Sexual harassment, Murdoch Carriere case
      - Deputy minister, Terry Scott, harassment policy decision, 659–60
      - Deputy minister, Terry Scott, review, 536
      - Due process, firing, 328–29
    - Sexual harassment policy
      - Ministers' offices, 1811
      - Review, Murdoch Carriere case, 363–64
  - Water quality
    - Sewage treatment plant, North Battleford, funding, 506–7
- Potato industry
  - Losses, government
    - Minister responsible, public apology, 16
- Pro Forma Bill
  - First reading, 8
- Public service
  - Sexual harassment, Murdoch Carriere case
    - Deputy Minister Terry Scott, harassment policy decision, 659–60
    - Deputy Minister Terry Scott, review, 536
    - Due process, firing, 328–29
  - Sexual harassment policy
    - Ministers' offices, 1811
    - Review, Murdoch Carriere case, 363–64
- Speech from the Throne
  - Consideration, March 19, 2003, moved (Calvert), 8
- Water quality
  - Sewage treatment plant, North Battleford, funding, 506–7
Cline, Hon. Eric (NDP, Saskatoon Mount Royal) Minister of Justice and Attorney General, Minister of Industry and Resources
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 158–61
- Children
  - Prostitution, protection, 1401
- Condolences
  - Penner, John (former MLA), moved (Serby), 63–64
- Condominium Property Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 27)
  - Second reading, 1035–37
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1465–71
  - Third reading, 1473
- Coroners Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 16)
  - First reading, 478
  - Second reading, 564–65
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1520–21
  - Third reading, 1521
- Crown corporations
  - Expenditures, investments, comments, advice, former Finance minister, Janice MacKinnon, 559
  - Sale, privatization, allegation, 558
- Economy
  - Growth, 178–79, 1163–64, 1925–26
- Government
  - Credit rating, 1272–73
  - Our Future is Wide Open campaign, 1081–82
  - Performance, 2010–11
- Industry and Resources Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 840–46, 1098–1106, 1686–93
- Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Land titles, automated
    - Expenditures, 557–58, 582–83, 586–87, 942
    - Legal land descriptions, 585–86
    - Status, 1459
    - Writs, common names, 584–85
    - Writs of execution, 583–84
- Justice, administration
  - Lawrence Wegner death, investigation, 615–16
  - Wrongful accusations, justice process, matters before courts, 1133–35
- Justice Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 692–703, 886–95, 1529–43
- Land Surveys Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 17)
  - First reading, 478
  - Second reading, 565
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1633–35
- Ministerial statements
  - Saskatchewan Forest Centre, Prince Albert
    - Construction project, proceed as planned, 1137
  - Securities
    - Regulations, changes, 2015
- Motor vehicle insurance
  - Auto Fund, maintain to avoid uncontrolled rising auto insurance rates, moved (Heppner); amendment (Atkinson), 1735–36
    - Questions and comments 1736–37
- Non-profit Corporations Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 29)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1471–73
  - Third reading, 1473
- Oral question period
  - Children
    - Prostitution, protection, 1401
  - Crown corporations
    - Expenditures, investments, comments, advice, former Finance minister, Janice MacKinnon, 559
    - Sale, privatization, allegation, 558
  - Economy
    - Growth, 178–79, 1163–64, 1925–26
  - Government
    - Credit rating, 1272–73
    - Our Future is Wide Open campaign, 1081–82
    - Performance, 2010–11
  - Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
    - Land titles, automated
      - Expenditures, 557–58, 582–83, 586–87, 942
      - Legal land descriptions, 585–86
      - Status, 1459
      - Writs, common names, 584–85
      - Writs of execution, 583–84
  - Justice, administration
    - Lawrence Wegner death, investigation, 615–16
    - Wrongful accusations, justice process, matters before courts, 1133–35
  - Police services
    - Officers, additional, 1399–1400
    - Prince Albert Police Commission, suspensions, mayor, chief of police, senior civic officials, internal investigation, 258
  - Population
    - Out-migration, 1925
    - Out-migration, lowest level in last four years, 178
  - Public service
    - Sexual harassment, Murdoch Carriere case
      - RCMP investigation, 300–301
    - Sexual harassment policy
      - Murdoch Carriere case, civil lawsuit, 363
  - Saskatchewan Forest Centre, Prince Albert
    - Construction project
      - Building location, downtown Prince Albert, revitalization, 882
      - Consultant's report, government action, 858–59
      - Funding, 860
      - Review, deputy minister, Industry and Resources Department, 880–81, 883
  - Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
    - Funds, misspent by Dutch Lerat
      - Fraud, no evidence, 149
  - Sexual offenders
    - Registry, national, legislation, 1457–58
- Pawned Property (Recording) Act (No. 30)
  - Second reading, 1281–82
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1635, 1636–39
- Police services
  - Officers, additional, 1399–1400
  - Prince Albert Police Commission, suspensions, mayor, chief of police, senior civic officials, internal investigation, 258
- Population
  - Out-migration, 1925
    - Lowest level in last four years, 178
- Public service
  - Sexual harassment, Murdoch Carriere case
    - RCMP investigation, 300–301
  - Sexual harassment policy
    - Murdoch Carriere case, civil lawsuit, 363
- Saskatchewan Forest Centre, Prince Albert
  - Construction project
    - Building location, downtown Prince Albert
      - Revitalization, 882
    - Consultant's report, government action, 858–59
    - Funding, 860
    - Proceed as planned, ministerial statement (Cline), 1137
    - Review, deputy minister, Industry and Resources Department, 880–81, 883
- Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
  - Funds, misspent by Dutch Lerat
    - Fraud, no evidence, 149
- Saskatchewan Insurance Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 15)
  - First reading, 478
  - Second reading, 563–64
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1461–65
  - Third reading, 1473
- Saskatchewan Research Council
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 1363–66
- Securities
  - Regulations, changes, ministerial statement (Cline), 2015
- Sexual offenders
  - Registry, national, legislation, 1457–58
Crofford, Hon. Joanne (NDP, Regina Centre) Minister of Culture, Youth and Recreation, Provincial Secretary)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 118–22
- Art/Artists
  - Cathedral Village Arts Festival, Regina, 12th annual, member's statement, 1130
- Budget (March 28, 2003)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 266–70
- Centennials
  - Provincial, funding, Celebrating Community centennial grant program and centennial facilities grant program, ministerial statement (Crofford), 620
- Community Initiatives Fund
  - Transfer to General Revenue Fund, 535
- Culture, Youth and Recreation Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 676–81, 895–902, 1855–63
- Film Employment Tax Credit Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 34)
  - First reading, 1000
  - Second reading, 1097
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1695–97
- Film industry
  - Minds Eye Pictures, 908
  - Sound stage, Regina
    - Funding, 1486–87
- Government Relations and Aboriginal Affairs Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 1202
- Health care
  - Scleroderma, luncheon, Regina, June 7, 2003, member's statement, 1483
- Ministerial statements
  - Centennials
    - Provincial, funding, Celebrating Community centennial grant program and centennial facilities grant program, 620
  - Provincial Youth Advisory Committee
    - Official launch, May 3, 2003, 884
  - Royal family
    - Earl of Wessex, provincial visit, June 18-23, 2003, itinerary, 912
- Oral question period
  - Community Initiatives Fund
    - Transfer to General Revenue Fund, 535
  - Film industry
    - Minds Eye Pictures, 908
    - Sound stage, Regina, funding, 1486–87
  - Public service
    - Sexual harassment, Murdoch Carriere case
      - Due process, firing, 327–28
      - Firing, 361–62
      - Government car and cellphone, 535–36
      - Independent investigator, report to Environment minister and minister responsible for Public Service Commission, 326
    - Sexual harassment policy
      - Application, comprehension, 393
      - Murdoch Carriere case, responsibility for decisions, 392
      - Zero tolerance, investigation process, 298–300
  - War memorials
    - Juno Beach, Canadian World War II memorial, costs, Saskatchewan contribution, 1111
- Provincial Emblems and Honours Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 19)
  - First reading, 507
  - Second reading, 621–22
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 949–51
  - Third reading, 952
- Provincial Youth Advisory Committee
  - Official launch, May 3, 2003, ministerial statement (Crofford), 884
- Public service
  - Sexual harassment, Murdoch Carriere case
    - Due process, firing, 327–28
    - Firing, 361–62
    - Government car and cellphone, 535–36
    - Independent investigator, report to Environment minister and minister responsible for Public Service Commission, 326
  - Sexual harassment policy
    - Application, comprehension, 393
    - Murdoch Carriere case, responsibility for decisions, 392
    - Zero tolerance, investigation process, 298–300
- Public Service Commission
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 1147–53
- Royal family
  - Earl of Wessex, provincial visit, June 18-23, 2003, itinerary, ministerial statement (Crofford), 912
- War memorials
  - Juno Beach Centre, Canadian World War II memorial
    - Costs, Saskatchewan contribution, 1111
- Youth
  - Century Festival, Connaught School, Youth Week celebration, member's statement, 966–67