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

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Hagel, Hon. Glenn (NDP, Moose Jaw North) Minister of Social Services, Minister of Community Resources and Employment, Minister for Disability Issues, Minister Responsible for Gaming
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 165–68
- Agricultural Safety Net Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 36)
  - Third reading, 1715
- Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 31)
  - Third reading, 1715
- Authors
  - Saskatchewan Festival of Words, 7th annual, July 24-27, 2003, Moose Jaw, member's statement, 555
- Budget (March 28, 2003)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 311–13
- Burrowing owl
  - Burrowing Owl Interpretative Centre, Moose Jaw, financial difficulties, donations, member's statement, 1670–71
- Cattle industry
  - Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
    - Compensation, federal government develop package separate and distinct from agricultural policy framework, transmittal, moved (Hagel), 1519
    - Employment Insurance applications, waive waiting period for those affected by impact of BSE; Prime Minister of Canada show sensitivity to international trading partners, transmittal, moved (Hagel), 1314–15
- Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 3)
  - First reading, 111
  - Second reading, 478–80
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1288–92
  - Third reading, 1292
- Child care
  - Additional spaces
    - Child Care Saskatchewan plan, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, ministerial statement (Hagel), 1224–25
    - Multilateral Framework on Early Learning and Child Care, provincial and federal government funding agreement, ministerial statement (Hagel), 213
  - Subsidies, increase, June 1, 2003, ministerial statement (Hagel), 1353
- Children
  - Prostitution, protection, 1400–1401
- Community Resources and Employment Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 485, 487–92, 814–21, 1284–88, 1676–86, 1875–85
- Crop Insurance Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 37)
  - Third reading, 1715
- Families
  - At risk, family support worker program, Family Place, Weyburn, 1673–74
- Farm Financial Stability Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 38)
  - Third reading, 1715
- Film Employment Tax Credit Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 34)
  - Third reading, 1715
- Forest Resources Management Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 43)
  - Third reading, 1997
- Labour force
  - Workers, National Day of Mourning for Workers Killed or Injured on the Job, April 28, 2003, member's statement, 735
- Legislative Assembly
  - Hours of sitting
    - June 19, 2003, moved (Hagel), 1781
- Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 20)
  - First reading, 833
  - Second reading, 947
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1283
  - Third reading, 1283
- Ministerial statements
  - Child care
    - Additional spaces, Child Care Saskatchewan plan, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, 1224–25
    - Additional spaces, Multilateral Framework on Early Learning and Child Care, provincial and federal government funding agreement, 213
    - Subsidies, increase, June 1, 2003, 1353
- Municipal Employees' Pension Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 11)
  - Third reading, 1715
- Music
  - Kinsmen International Band and Choral Festival, 54th annual, Moose Jaw, member's statement, 1109
- Non-profit Corporations Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 29)
  - Second reading, 1120–21
- Oral question period
  - Children
    - Prostitution, protection, 1400–1401
  - Families
    - At risk, family support worker program, Family Place, Weyburn, 1673–74
- Points of order
  - Bills, amendment, debate, relevance, 834, 838–39
  - Debate
    - On matters in hand not on personal attacks, 423
    - Use of the word "misled", 560
  - Members
    - Personal attacks and attacks on character unacceptable, 1624
    - Use of members' names in speeches not permitted, using members' names in quotation permitted, 26
  - Oral question period, correspondence, departmental public documents, if quoted by a minister must be tabled on request, 1106, 1117
- Rules and Procedures Committee
  - Practices and rules recommended by Third Report and adopted by Legislative Assembly, April 3, 2003, be implemented first sitting day of next session of Legislative Assembly, moved (Thomson), 1654–55
- Tourism
  - Moose Jaw Temple Gardens Mineral Spa, profits 2002, member's statement, 1217
- Workers' Compensation Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 18)
  - Third reading, 952
Hamilton, Ms. Doreen (NDP, Regina Wascana Plains)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 30–36
  - Motion for consideration
    - Seconded, 36
- Agriculture
  - Issues, Saskatchewan Party knowledge, member's statement, 106
- Budget (March 28, 2003)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 398–402
- Business
  - London Drugs, east Regina, ribbon-cutting ceremony, April 1, 2003, member's statement, 325–26
  - Western Aboriginal Business Summit, conference, trade show, March 24-26, 2003, Saskatoon, member's statement, 147
- Child care
  - Additional spaces
    - Largest expansion in provincial history, enabling full participation in economy and social life, moved (Hamilton); amendment (Toth), 778–81
    - Provincial and federal government funding agreement, member's statement, 253
- Curling
  - World Senior Women's Curling Championships, 2003, Nancy Kerr rink, and Senior Men's, Edmonton rink, gold medallists, member's statement, 440
- Education
  - Curriculum
    - Social studies, grade 4, interactive Web site, awards, member's statement, 1719–20
- Emergency medical services
  - Emergency Medical Services Week, May 18-24, 2003, member's statement, 1160
  - Emergency Medical Services Week, May 18-24, 2003, Stars of Life awards, Governor General medals for exemplary service, member's statement, 1130–31
- Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming)
  - Clean Air Day, June 4, 2003, anti-idling campaign announcement at W.S. Hawryluk School, Regina, member's statement, 1454
- Immigration
  - Immigrants, Saskatchewan Business magazine, member's statement, 237
- Internet, high-speed
  - Expansion
    - Rural Saskatchewan, SaskTel, member's statement, 687
- Libraries
  - International Special Librarians Day, member's statement, 501
- Music
  - Guitarist, Bob Evans, third best guitar picker, National Fingerpicking Championships, Winfield, Kansas, member's statement, 966
  - Saskatchewan Express
    - Summer 2003 launch, Centre of the Arts, Regina, SaskPower donation, member's statement, 1618
- Sports
  - Regina Highland Games, May 17, 2003, member's statement, 1110
- Volunteers
  - National Volunteer Week, April 27-May 3, 2003, member's statement, 736
  - White City Order of Recognition awards, member's statement, 614–15
- YWCA (Young Women's Christian Association)
  - Regina, Women of Distinction awards, member's statement, 856
Harpauer, Ms. Donna (Saskatchewan Party, Watrous)
- Agricultural Implements Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 9)
  - Second reading, 802–4
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1003–5
- Agricultural Safety Net Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 36)
  - Second reading, 1317–18
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1698–1701
- Agriculture
  - Agricultural policy framework, national policy
    - Agreement of implementation, commitment, 181
    - Expression of intent, signed, 180–81
    - Provincial funding, 241
    - Recommend federal government extension of current support programs pending full development of policy framework, moved (Harpauer); amendment (Jones), 447–49
      - Questions and comments 457
  - Western Canada Farm Progress Show, Regina, June 18-20, 2003, member's statement, 1806
- Agriculture, Food and Rural Revitalization Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 540–44, 548–49, 807–10, 1378–85, 1830–31, 1837–38, 1844, 1873–74
  - Funding, increase, 241
- Budget (March 28, 2003)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 342–45
- Cattle industry
  - Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
    - Compensation, 1397
    - Compensation, federal government develop package separate and distinct from agricultural policy framework, moved (Hermanson), 1514–16
    - Compensation, federal-provincial package, 1721–22, 1928–29
    - Compensation, federal-provincial package, details, 1774–77
    - Compensation, western emergency package, 1559–60
    - 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), 1310–11
    - Farms, quarantine, 1189
    - Impact, interprovincial trade, 1298–99
    - Import ban, Japan, South Korea, 1777, 1850, 1928
    - Import ban, United States, 1397–98
    - Import ban, United States, removal, 1722, 1849–50
    - Standing Committee on Agriculture, monitor issues, regular meetings in July 2003, report to Assembly on August 5, 2003, moved (Stewart), 1904–8
    - Tracing, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, 1188–89
    - Tracing, eradication, assistance to Canadian Food Inspection Agency and Alberta, ministerial statement (Serby), 1136–37
- Centenarians
  - Rathje, Anna, Allan district, 105th birthday, congratulations, member's statement, 41
- Crop insurance
  - Grasshopper control, 1827–29
  - Premiums
    - Increase, 42–43
    - Surcharge, 909–10
  - Saskatchewan Crop Insurance reverse 2003 premium changes, restore affordable premiums, petitions, 471, 875, 1107
- Crop Insurance Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 37)
  - Second reading, 1318–19
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1701–2
- Crown lands
  - Lessees maintain first option to renew leases, petitions, 415
- Economy
  - Our Future is Wide Open campaign
    - Support campaign to publicize and promote Saskatchewan, moved (Yates); amendment (Dearborn)
      - Questions and comments 1411
- Ethanol
  - Development
    - Broe Companies, Inc., Belle Plaine project, financing, 764–65
- Farm Financial Stability Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 38)
  - Second reading, 1319–20
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1702–4
- Fundraising
  - Kids Help Phone, SGI CANADA Charity Road Race, 4th annual, member's statement, 1347
- Highways and roads
  - Highway No. 20
    - Repairs, Nokomis to Strasbourg, petitions, 1265, 1293, 1345, 1393, 1426, 1501, 1553, 1587, 1615, 1667, 1717
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 750
- Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Land titles, automated
    - Legal land descriptions, 585
- Learning Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 1526–27
- Ministerial statements
  - Cattle industry
    - Bovine spongiform encephalopathy, tracing, eradication, assistance to Canadian Food Inspection Agency and Alberta, 1136–37
- Motions for supply (interim)
  - Expenses
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2004, moved (Melenchuk), 435
- Oral question period
  - Agriculture
    - Agricultural policy framework, national policy
      - Agreement of implementation, commitment, 181
      - Expression of intent, signed, 180–81
      - Provincial funding, 241
  - Agriculture, Food and Rural Revitalization Department
    - Funding, increase, 241
  - Cattle industry
    - Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
      - Compensation, 1397
      - Compensation, federal-provincial package, 1721–22, 1928–29
      - Compensation, federal-provincial package, details, 1774–77
      - Compensation, western emergency package, 1559–60
      - Farms, quarantine, 1189
      - Impact, interprovincial trade, 1298–99
      - Import ban, Japan, South Korea, 1777, 1850, 1928
      - Import ban, United States, 1397–98
      - Import ban, United States, removal, 1722, 1849–50
      - Tracing, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, 1188–89
  - Crop insurance
    - Grasshopper control, 1827–29
    - Premiums, increase, 42–43
    - Premiums, surcharge, 909–10
  - Ethanol
    - Development, Broe Companies, Inc.
      - Belle Plaine project, financing, 764–65
  - Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
    - Land titles, automated
      - Legal land descriptions, 585
- Property tax
  - Education tax
    - Reduction, petitions, 759
- Public service
  - Expenses
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2004, moved (Melenchuk), 435
- Saskatchewan 4-H Foundation Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 10)
  - Second reading, 724–25
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1003
Harper, Mr. Ron (NDP, Regina Northeast)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 186–89
- Condolences
  - Kwiatkowski, Carl Edward (former MLA), moved (Hermanson), 72
- Culture
  - Mosaic, Regina, 36th annual multicultural festival, member's statement, 1455
- Electricity
  - Deregulation and privatization, including SaskPower, will not be allowed, petitions, 1554, 1587, 1667, 1821
  - Production, transmission, retail markets, public ownership to limit negative impacts from deregulation, moved (VanMulligen); amendment (Wall), 769–71
- Investment
  - Government, Assembly condemnation for continuing cover-up of financial losses in numerous business ventures, e.g., SPUDCO, mega bingo, moved (Wall), 602–5
- Trade unions
  - John MacLeod, retirement, member's statement, 1213–14
Hart, Mr. Glen (Saskatchewan Party, Last Mountain-Touchwood)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 183–86
- Agricultural Safety Net Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 36)
  - Second reading, 1139–40
- Agriculture
  - Agricultural policy framework, national policy
    - Recommend federal government extension of current support programs pending full development of policy framework, moved (Harpauer); amendment (Jones), 449–50
      - Questions and comments 457–58
- Agriculture, Food and Rural Revitalization Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 804–7, 1831–36
- Budget (March 28, 2003)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 282–83, 285–87
- Centenarians
  - Mlazgar, Anna, Cupar and District Nursing Home, 104th birthday, congratulations, member's statement, 1557
- Community Resources and Employment Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 1682–84
- Culture, Youth and Recreation Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 680, 899–900
- Curling
  - Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association, Boys Curling Championship, March 6-8, 2003, Strasbourg, hosts, member's statement, 106
  - World Junior Curling Championships, 2003
    - Steven Laycock rink, honoured by Wynyard, member's statement, 794–95
- Environment Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 1249–50
- Highways and roads
  - Highway No. 22
    - Repairs, petitions, 294, 389, 439, 552, 579, 612, 641, 655, 684, 714, 734, 760, 791, 876, 936, 964, 1013, 1046, 1078, 1128, 1156, 1209–10, 1265–66, 1554, 1616, 1769, 1822–23
  - Maintenance offices
    - Regional, closures, downsizing, 1051–52
  - Speed limit sign, Highways and Transportation Department, sold at Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Saskatchewan garage sale, 1675–76
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 667–72, 676, 743, 751, 846–50, 1543–44, 1548–49, 1885–88, 1912–18
- Industry and Resources Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 1101–3
- Justice Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 694–95, 894–95, 1542–43
- Motions for supply (interim)
  - Expenses
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2004, moved (Melenchuk), 436–37
- Oral question period
  - Highways and roads
    - Maintenance offices, regional, closures, downsizing, 1051–52
    - Speed limit sign, Highways and Transportation Department, sold at Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Saskatchewan garage sale, 1675–76
  - Rivers
    - Qu'Appelle River system
      - Water control structures, dispute, First Nations, federal government, 1851–52
- Public service
  - Expenses
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2004, moved (Melenchuk), 436–37
- Rivers
  - Qu'Appelle River system
    - Water control structures, dispute, First Nations, federal government, 1851–52
    - Water control structures, dispute, First Nations, federal government, petitions, 1588, 1644, 1668, 1718, 1804, 1821, 1846, 1891–92, 1922, 2007
- Transportation
  - National Transportation Week, May 28-June 6, 2003, member's statement, 1267–68
Heppner, Mr. Ben (Saskatchewan Party, Rosthern)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 115–18
- Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 31)
  - Second reading, 1333
- Budget (March 28, 2003)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 276–79
- Buildings
  - Legislative Building, Regina
    - Outside front handrails, deterioration, member's statement, 736–37
- Coroners Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 16)
  - Second reading, 836–37
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1520–21
- Correctional centres
  - Regina
    - Conditions poor, early release, two convicted drug dealers, 1135
- Economy
  - Our Future is Wide Open campaign
    - Support campaign to publicize and promote Saskatchewan, moved (Yates); amendment (Dearborn), 1406–8
- Environment Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 1759
- Families
  - Adrian, Heinrich and Gertrude, settlers from Russia, 110th anniversary, May 4, 2003, member's statement, 879
- Games
  - Mega bingo
    - Tendering process, contract, 443–44
- Highways and roads
  - Highway No. 42
    - Repairs, petitions, 294
  - Speed limit, increase
    - Divided highways, member's statement, 531–32
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 745–48
- Justice, administration
  - Lawrence Wegner death, investigation, 615
  - Valley-West Community Justice Committee, inauguration, April 14, 2003, member's statement, 614
  - Wrongful accusations, mismanagement, apologies, compensation, 1133–35
- Justice Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 692–93, 1539–42
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Security Management) Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 2) (No. 33)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1601
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Security Management) Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 32)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1598–1600
- Motor vehicle insurance
  - Auto Fund, maintain to avoid uncontrolled rising auto insurance rates, moved (Heppner); amendment (Atkinson), 1727–29
    - Questions and comments 1737–38
- Motor vehicles
  - Theft, Regina, police services, additional officers, 1399
- Oral question period
  - Correctional centres
    - Regina
      - Conditions poor, early release, two convicted drug dealers, 1135
  - Games
    - Mega bingo
      - Tendering process, contract, 443–44
  - Justice, administration
    - Lawrence Wegner death, investigation, 615
    - Wrongful accusations, mismanagement, apologies, compensation, 1133–35
  - Motor vehicles
    - Theft, Regina, police services, additional officers, 1399
  - Police services
    - Officers, additional, 1399–1400
    - Prince Albert Police Commission, suspensions, mayor, chief of police, senior civic officials, internal investigation, 258
- Points of order
  - Bill, Forest Resources Management Amendment Act, 2003, debate, relevance, 1790
  - Bills, amendment, debate, relevance, 839
  - First Nations University of Canada, official opening celebrations, attendance, Saskatchewan Party, 1854
  - Members
    - Personal attacks and attacks on character unacceptable, 1624
- Police services
  - Officers, additional, 1399–1400
  - Prince Albert Police Commission, suspensions, mayor, chief of police, senior civic officials, internal investigation, 258
- Regional colleges
  - Prairie West Regional College, Warman, graduation, May 29, 2003, member's statement, 1328
- Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 35)
  - Second reading, 1336–38
- Saskatchewan Insurance Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 15)
  - Second reading, 833–36
- Seager Wheeler Maple Grove Farm
  - Seeding demonstration, in memory of Larry Janzen, member's statement, 1347
- Tributes
  - Janzen, Larry, teacher, wrestling and football coach, seed grower, died April 5, 2003, member's statement, 501–2
- Youth Justice Administration Act (No. 8)
  - Second reading, 627–30
Hermanson, Mr. Elwin (Saskatchewan Party, Rosetown-Biggar) Leader of the Opposition
- 4-H
  - Kyle Multiple 4-H Club, Achievement Day, June 7, 2003, member's statement, 1504
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 47–52
  - Motion for consideration
    - Amendment, 52
- Agriculture
  - Funding, 255
- Budget
  - Leak
    - Early tabling, 108
    - To newspapers, 106–7
    - Resignation call, Minister of Finance, 107
  - Reaction, negative and positive, 254, 256
- Cattle industry
  - Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
    - Canadian Food Inspection Agency, criticism, federal Member of Parliament, 1620
    - Compensation, 1350, 1483–84, 1507
    - Compensation, federal government develop package separate and distinct from agricultural policy framework, moved (Hermanson), 1511–13
    - Compensation, federal-provincial package, 1618–19, 1671–72
    - Compensation, federal-provincial package, administration, 1825–27
    - Compensation, western emergency package, 1592–93
    - Consultations, advisory committee, 1132
    - Employment Insurance applications, waive waiting period, 1348–49
    - Impact, Ontario position to ban western Canadian beef, 1328–31
    - Impact, Ontario position to ban western Canadian beef, moved (Hermanson); leave not granted, 1333
    - Import ban, United States, 1160, 1332, 1349, 1593
    - Import ban, United States, other countries, 1218–20
    - Import ban, United States, removal, 1506, 1672–73, 1827
    - Investigation, assistance, 1132
    - Issues, Standing Committee on Agriculture, regular meetings, 1895–96
    - Link to chronic wasting disease, transmittal concerns, 1161
    - Tracing, eradication, assistance to Canadian Food Inspection Agency, 1160–61
  - Confidence in Canadian beef industry, urge other nations to reopen borders to Canadian beef imports, moved (Bjornerud), 1227–28
- Centennials
  - Provincial, funding, Celebrating Community centennial grant program and centennial facilities grant program, ministerial statement (Crofford), 620
- Condolences
  - Kwiatkowski, Carl Edward (former MLA), moved (Hermanson), 66–67
  - MacDougall, Ian Hugh (former MLA), moved (Calvert), 1901
- Crop insurance
  - Saskatchewan Crop Insurance reverse 2003 premium changes, restore affordable premiums, petitions, 579, 611, 641, 683, 733, 759, 791
- Crown corporations
  - Investments
    - Losses, accountability, 1428–30
- Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Advisory committee, creation, authorization, 1985–86
- Curling
  - World Junior Curling Championships, 2003
    - National women's and national men's teams from Saskatchewan, continued success, member's statement, 105
- Elections
  - General election, call, 1987, 2015
  - Quebec, Liberal Party majority, first minister-elect Jean Charest, congratulations, member's statement, 580–81
- Executive Council
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 1931–34, 1936–67
- Farm families
  - Support, new initiatives, 41–42
- Games
  - Mega bingo
    - Expenditure, cabinet approval, 442–43
    - Expenditure, ministerial approval, 474
- Golf
  - Saskatchewan Landing Golf and Country Club, grand opening, May 28, 2003, member's statement, 1326–27
- Government
  - Accountability
    - Questions, ministerial answers lacking, 795–96
  - Performance, 2010–11
  - Priorities, 445–46
- Highways and roads
  - Highway No. 23
    - Repairs, petitions, 2005
  - Highway No. 42
    - Keeler to Eyebrow, condition, poor, 1650–51
  - Highway No. 47, South
    - Repairs, petitions, 1045
  - Highway No. 49
    - Repairs, petitions, 1013, 1107
  - Speed limit, increase
    - Divided highways, 532
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 1544–48
- Hockey
  - National Hockey League, Dan Baum, Biggar, contract with Edmonton Oilers, Quintin Laing, Harris, contract with Chicago Blackhawks, member's statement, 1772
- Iraq
  - War, pending, member's statement, 13
- Iraq War, 2003
  - Canadian policy
    - Trade relations with United States, effect on Saskatchewan, 619
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Battleford-Cut Knife constituency
    - Presentation, 20
  - Carrot River Valley constituency
    - Presentation, 2019
- Ministerial statements
  - Centennials
    - Provincial, funding, Celebrating Community centennial grant program and centennial facilities grant program, 620
  - Saskatchewan Forest Centre, Prince Albert
    - Construction project, proceed as planned, 1137–38
- Municipalities
  - Grants in lieu of taxes
    - Unpaid, RM of Canaan, 1049–50
  - Revenue-sharing grants
    - Criticism, 254–55
- Music
  - Musical drama, Pull of the Land, Sky High Productions, fundraiser for Harris Community Development and Rosetown and District Health Centre Foundation, member's statement, 1616–17
- Oral question period
  - Agriculture
    - Funding, 255
  - Budget
    - Leak, early tabling, 108
    - Leak, resignation call, Minister of Finance, 107
    - Leak, to newspapers, 106–7
    - Reaction, negative, positive, 254, 256
  - Cattle industry
    - Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
      - Canadian Food Inspection Agency, criticism, federal Member of Parliament, 1620
      - Compensation, 1350, 1483–84, 1507
      - Compensation, federal-provincial package, 1618–19, 1671–72
      - Compensation, federal-provincial package, administration, 1825–27
      - Compensation, western emergency package, 1592–93
      - Consultations, advisory committee, 1132
      - Employment Insurance applications, waive waiting period, 1348–49
      - Impact, Ontario position to ban western Canadian beef, 1328–31
      - Import ban, United States, 1160, 1332, 1349, 1593
      - Import ban, United States, other countries, 1218–20
      - Import ban, United States, removal, 1506, 1672–73, 1827
      - Investigation, assistance, 1132
      - Issues, Standing Committee on Agriculture, regular meetings, 1895–96
      - Link to chronic wasting disease, transmittal concerns, 1161
      - Tracing, eradication, assistance to Canadian Food Inspection Agency, 1160–61
  - Crown corporations
    - Investments, losses, accountability, 1428–30
  - Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
    - Advisory committee, creation, authorization, 1985–86
  - Elections
    - General election, call, 1987, 2015
  - Farm families
    - Support, new initiatives, 41–42
  - Games
    - Mega bingo
      - Expenditure, cabinet approval, 442–43
      - Expenditure, ministerial approval, 474
  - Government
    - Accountability, questions, ministerial answers lacking, 795–96
    - Performance, 2010–11
    - Priorities, 445–46
  - Highways and roads
    - Highway No. 42, Keeler to Eyebrow, condition, poor, 1650–51
    - Speed limit, increase, divided highways, 532
  - Iraq War, 2003
    - Canadian policy, trade relations with United States, effect on Saskatchewan, 619
  - Municipalities
    - Grants in lieu of taxes, unpaid, RM of Canaan, 1049–50
    - Revenue-sharing grants, criticism, 254–55
  - Physicians/Doctors
    - Contract negotiations, interns and residents, University of Saskatchewan, 1017
    - Contract negotiations, status, 1017
  - Population
    - Decrease, effects, 178–79
    - Out-migration, 1925–26
    - Out-migration, young people, 14–15
  - Potato industry
    - Losses, government
      - Lucky Lake region, 737–39
      - Minister responsible remains in cabinet, 15–16
  - Public service
    - Sexual harassment, Murdoch Carriere case
      - Firing, 328–29
      - Protection, 301
    - Sexual harassment policy
      - Murdoch Carriere case, civil lawsuit, 362–63
      - Review, Murdoch Carriere case, 363–64
  - Saskatchewan Government Insurance
    - Investments, Coachman Insurance Company
      - Losses, 555–56
  - Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
    - Funds, misspent by Dutch Lerat
      - Responsibility for losses, 151
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications
    - Investments, losses
      - Foreign, 995–96
  - Speech from the Throne
    - Reaction, Premier, 80–81
  - War memorials
    - Juno Beach, Canadian World War II memorial, costs, Saskatchewan contribution, 1111
- Physicians/Doctors
  - Contract negotiations, interns and residents, University of Saskatchewan, 1017
  - Contract negotiations, status, 1017
- Political parties
  - Canadian Alliance, deputy leader appointment, Carol Skelton, Member of Parliament, resident of Harris, member's statement, 1893
- Population
  - Decrease, effects, 178–79
  - Out-migration, 1925–26
    - Young people, 14–15
- Potato industry
  - Losses, government
    - Lucky Lake region, 737–39
    - Minister responsible remains in cabinet, 15–16
- Property tax
  - Education tax
    - Reduction, petitions, 551
- Public service
  - Sexual harassment, Murdoch Carriere case
    - Firing, 328–29
    - Protection, 301
  - Sexual harassment policy
    - Murdoch Carriere case, civil lawsuit, 362–63
    - Review, Murdoch Carriere case, 363–64
- Saskatchewan Forest Centre, Prince Albert
  - Construction project
    - Proceed as planned, ministerial statement (Cline), 1137–38
- Saskatchewan Government Insurance
  - Investments
    - Coachman Insurance Company
      - Losses, 555–56
- Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
  - Funds, misspent by Dutch Lerat
    - Responsibility for losses, 151
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications
  - Investments, losses
    - Foreign, 995–96
- Speech from the Throne
  - Reaction, Premier, 80–81
- War memorials
  - Juno Beach Centre, Canadian World War II memorial
    - Costs, Saskatchewan contribution, 1111
Higgins, Hon. Deb (NDP, Moose Jaw Wakamow) Minister of Labour, Minister Responsible for the Status of Women
- 4-H
  - Saskatchewan 4-H Hall of Fame, Henry Putland, Churchbridge, Jacob Krupka, Luseland, William Selody, Flintoft, inductees, member's statement, 531
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 203, 214–16
- Budget (March 28, 2003)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 279–82
- Business
  - MJBEX Awards for Business Excellence, 2nd annual, May 21, 2003, Moose Jaw Chamber of Commerce, member's statement, 1158–59
- Canadian Armed Forces
  - Air Force base, 15 Wing Moose Jaw, change of command ceremony, May 8, 2003, member's statement, 1048
- Cattle industry
  - Beef sale, Moose Jaw, Roberge Transport and local cattle producers, member's statement, 1824
  - Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
    - Compensation, federal government develop package separate and distinct from agricultural policy framework, moved (Hermanson), 1518
    - Employment Insurance applications, waive waiting period, 1300
    - 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), 1309–10
- Community Initiatives Fund
  - Grants
    - Moose Jaw and area groups, member's statement, 1217–18
- International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
  - Application to Labour Relations Board, SaskPower employees, concerns, 1161–62
- Labour Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 726–32, 1005–12, 1815–20
- Labour force
  - Workers, National Day of Mourning for Workers Killed or Injured on the Job, April 28, 2003, member's statement, 742
- Libraries
  - Public
    - Palliser Regional Library, recipient, LibraryNet Best Practice Award, 2002, member's statement, 1296
- Mining industry
  - Mines Regulations 2003, health and safety protection, ministerial statement (Higgins), 1223–24
- Ministerial statements
  - Mining industry
    - Mines Regulations 2003, health and safety protection, 1223–24
- Oil industry
  - Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show, Weyburn, June 4-5, 2003, inductees into Saskatchewan Oil Patch Hall of Fame, member's statement, 1453
- Oral question period
  - Cattle industry
    - Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
      - Employment Insurance applications, waive waiting period, 1300
      - Employment Insurance applications, waive waiting period, federal Minister of Human Resources, Regina visit, 1648
  - International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
    - Application to Labour Relations Board, SaskPower employees, concerns, 1161–62
  - Workers' compensation
    - Injured workers, benefits, improvements, 862
  - Workers' Compensation Board
    - Financial losses, 827, 860–61
    - Head office, Regina, renovations, 1829
    - Premiums, costs, lower by reducing injuries in workplace, 828
- Schools
  - Community schools
    - Prince Arthur, Moose Jaw, partnership with Sask Water, member's statement, 105
- Tourism
  - Saskatchewan Tourism Awards of Excellence
    - Rookie of the year award, Casino Moose Jaw, member's statement, 472–73
- Workers' compensation
  - Injured workers, benefits, improvements, 862
- Workers' Compensation Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 18)
  - First reading, 507
  - Second reading, 507–8
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 951–52
- Workers' Compensation Board
  - Financial losses, 827, 860–61
  - Head office, Regina, renovations, 1829
  - Premiums, costs, lower by reducing injuries in workplace, 828
Hillson, Mr. Jack (Liberal, North Battleford)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 161–65
- Ambulance service
  - Fees, rural areas, 1301–2
  - Vehicles, upgrade, standardized fees, 1459
- Budget
  - Leak
    - Printing company, security guards, 110
- Budget (March 28, 2003)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 336–39
- Business
  - North Battleford Business Excellence awards, 10th annual, May 6, 2003, member's statement, 937
- Canada health council
  - Establishment, provincial support, ministerial statement (Nilson), 1303
- Cattle industry
  - Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
    - Compensation, federal government develop package separate and distinct from agricultural policy framework, moved (Hermanson), 1518–19
    - 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), 1308–9
  - Confidence in Canadian beef industry, urge other nations to reopen borders to Canadian beef imports, moved (Bjornerud), 1234–35
- Centennials
  - Provincial, funding, Celebrating Community centennial grant program and centennial facilities grant program, ministerial statement (Crofford), 620–21
- Condolences
  - Kwiatkowski, Carl Edward (former MLA), moved (Hermanson), 72
- Crown corporations
  - Investments
    - International, head office locations, 691
- Culture
  - Assyrian community, North Battleford, centennial reunion, September 2003, member's statement, 442
- Economy
  - Our Future is Wide Open campaign
    - Support campaign to publicize and promote Saskatchewan, moved (Yates); amendment (Dearborn)
      - Questions and comments 1412
- Elections
  - General election, call, 1114–15, 1811
  - General election, call, member's statement, 1218
- Ethanol
  - Development
    - Broe Companies, Inc., Belle Plaine project, status, 1458–59
    - Broe Companies, Inc., government financial commitment, 831
- Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder
  - Treatment centre, proposal, Regina Community Clinic, member's statement, 1824
- Gambling
  - Video lottery terminals
    - Responsible gambling features, installation, 647–48
- Grain
  - Wheat, genetically modified
    - Ban, non-marketability, member's statement, 615
    - Marketability, consideration by Canadian Food Agency, 691
- Highways and roads
  - Bridges
    - Twin bridges, Battleford and North Battleford, historic, preservation, petitions, 641, 655, 683, 713, 759, 823, 853, 935, 963, 991, 1045
- Hospital waiting lists, 971
  - Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), 1989
- Hospitals
  - Saskatchewan Hospital, North Battleford, psychiatric facility, 90th anniversary, member's statement, 296
- Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Land titles, automated
    - Status, 1459
- Legislative Assembly
  - Adjournment, June 27, 2003, moved (Lautermilch), 2023–24
- Ministerial statements
  - Canada health council
    - Establishment, provincial support, 1303
  - Centennials
    - Provincial, funding, Celebrating Community centennial grant program and centennial facilities grant program, 620–21
- Music
  - Rolling Stones concert, Toronto, funding, Government of Canada, Government of Ontario, member's statement, 1590–91
- Oral question period
  - Ambulance service
    - Fees, rural areas, 1301–2
    - Vehicles, upgrade, standardized fees, 1459
  - Budget
    - Leak, printing company, security guards, 110
  - Crown corporations
    - Investments, international, head office locations, 691
  - Elections
    - General election, call, 1114–15, 1811
  - Ethanol
    - Development, Broe Companies, Inc.
      - Belle Plaine project, status, 1458–59
      - Government financial commitment, 831
  - Gambling
    - Video lottery terminals, responsible gambling features, installation, 647–48
  - Grain
    - Wheat, genetically modified, marketability, consideration by Canadian Food Agency, 691
  - Hospital waiting lists 971
    - Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), 1989
  - Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
    - Land titles, automated
      - Status, 1459
  - Public service
    - Sexual harassment policy
      - Ministers' offices, 1811
  - Sexual offenders
    - Halfway house, North Battleford, closure, completion of treatment program for inmates, 365, 830–31
  - Water quality
    - Sewage treatment plant, North Battleford, funding, 506–7, 1622–23
    - Water and sewage treatment, financial assistance, 1989
- Potato industry
  - SPUDCO (Saskatchewan Potato Utility Development Company)
    - Rotten potatoes, disposal, member's statement, 643
- Public service
  - Sexual harassment policy
    - Ministers' offices, 1811
- Rules and Procedures Committee
  - Third report, moved (Thomson) for concurrence, 357–58
- Sexual offenders
  - Halfway house, North Battleford, closure, completion of treatment program for inmates, 365, 830–31
- War memorials
  - Juno Beach Centre, Canadian World War II memorial
    - Costs, no Saskatchewan contribution, member's statement, 1111
- Water quality
  - Sewage treatment plant, North Battleford, funding, 506–7, 1622–23
  - Water and sewage treatment, financial assistance, 1989
Huyghebaert, Mr. Delwood (Yogi) (Saskatchewan Party, Wood River)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 122–25
- Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 31)
  - Second reading, 1196–97
- Budget (March 28, 2003)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 409–11
- Canada Youth Criminal Justice Act
  - Proclamation, April 1, 2003, member's statement, 253–54
- Canadian Armed Forces
  - Canadian Forces Day, June 1, 2003, member's statement, 1327
  - Order of Military Merit, appointments, member's statement, 1825
  - Snowbirds 431 Air Demonstration Squadron, acceptance show for 2003 air show season, member's statement, 685
- Community Initiatives Fund
  - Transfer to General Revenue Fund, 534–35
- Correctional centres
  - Regina
    - Inmate escapes, guards, supervision, 82–84
- Corrections and Public Safety Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 492–98, 1122–24
- Crown lands
  - Lessees maintain first option to renew leases, petitions, 1185, 1293, 1325
- Curling
  - Canadian Open Men's and Women's Masters Curling Championships, March 17-23, 2003, Assiniboia, member's statement, 106
- Environment Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 961
- Health care
  - Services, including physician, Rockglen, and Five Hills Health Region provide better information to Rockglen citizens, petitions, 713, 733, 759–60, 791, 875, 903, 935, 963, 991, 1013, 1045, 1077, 1108, 1155
- Highways and roads
  - Highway No. 13
    - Condition, poor, 1487
  - Highway No. 43
    - Repairs, petitions, 1393, 1451, 1479, 1502, 1554, 1588, 1615, 1643, 1668, 1717, 1803, 1821, 1845, 1891, 1981, 2006
  - Highway No. 334
    - Condition, poor, 1649
  - Speed limit, increase
    - Divided sections of Highways 1, 11, 16, ministerial statement (Wartman), 537–38
- Hockey
  - Keystone Cup, Portage la Prairie, Assiniboia Southern Rebels, winners, various Canadian sporting successes, member's statement, 582
  - South Saskatchewan Junior B Hockey League, Assiniboia Southern Rebels, winners, advance to Keystone Cup, member's statement, 297
- Internet, high-speed
  - Rural communities, Ogema, 1190–92
- Ministerial statements
  - Highways and roads
    - Speed limit, increase, divided sections of Highways 1, 11, 16, 537–38
  - Motor vehicles
    - Theft, Regina auto theft strategy phase 2, 1304
  - Telephones
    - 911 service, new rates, 943–44
- Motor vehicles
  - Theft, Regina, increases, 1896–98
  - Theft, Regina auto theft strategy phase 2, ministerial statement (Thomson), 1304
- Oral question period
  - Community Initiatives Fund
    - Transfer to General Revenue Fund, 534–35
  - Correctional centres
    - Regina
      - Inmate escapes, guards, supervision, 82–84
  - Highways and roads
    - Highway No. 13, condition, poor, 1487
    - Highway No. 334, condition, poor, 1649
  - Internet, high-speed
    - Rural communities, Ogema, 1190–92
  - Motor vehicles
    - Theft, Regina, increases, 1896–98
- Pawned Property (Recording) Act (No. 30)
  - Second reading, 1356–58
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1636–39
- Police services
  - National Police Week, May 11-17, 2003, member's statement, 1015
- Schools
  - Major School, stay closure until Rural Revitalization Department and Education Department compile plan on uniform front for rural Saskatchewan, petitions, 293
- Telephones
  - 911 service, new rates, ministerial statement (Thomson), 943–44
- Vimy Ridge, Battle, 1917
  - Anniversary, 86th, April 9, 2003, member's statement, 472
- War memorials
  - Juno Beach Centre, Canadian World War II memorial
    - Opening ceremonies, Regina and Normandy, France, funding of the Centre, member's statement, 1482
- Youth Justice Administration Act (No. 8)
  - Second reading, 1001–2
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1625–33