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

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Cabinet
- See
  - Government – Premier and cabinet
Cadets
- Army Cadet League of Canada (Saskatchewan)
  - 390 1st Battalion North Saskatchewan Regiment, Prince Albert, ceremonial review, 90th annual, May 21, 2003, member's statement
    - Wiberg, 1159
- Royal Canadian Air Cadets
  - 171 Melfort Squadron, 60th anniversary celebrations, member's statement
    - Gantefoer, 1558
Call centres
- Regina, proprietary training, StarTAC, 1871
- Regina, proprietary training, StarTAC, funding source, 1970
Campgrounds
- Little Bear Lake Campground, Choiceland, storage sheds, provincial park policy, 1744–45
- McLean Trans-Canada Campground, leased
  - Belanger, 1083–84
- McLean Trans-Canada Campground, leased, attempts to purchase
  - McMorris, 1082–83
- McLean Trans-Canada Campground, open for summer 2003
  - McMorris, 1084
Campus Saskatchewan
- See
  - Education, post-secondary – Campus Saskatchewan
Canada. Governor General
- See
  - Governor General
Canada Criminal Code
- Lobby for changes, Students Against Drunk Driving, Swift Current, 693–94
Canada health council
- Establishment, provincial support, ministerial statement (Nilson)
  - Gantefoer, 1302–3
  - Hillson, 1303
  - Nilson, 1302
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
- See
  - Housing – Affordable – Northern Saskatchewan
Canada-Saskatchewan Infrastructure Program 401, 703
- See also
  - Water quality – Funding, Canada-Saskatchewan Infrastructure Program
- Applications, approvals, 706–7
- Applications, Perdue, rejections, 137
Canada-Saskatchewan Integrated Student Loans Program
- See
  - Students – Loans – Canada-Saskatchewan Integrated Student Loans
Canada Youth Criminal Justice Act
- Implementation, adequate resources, 337–38
- Proclamation, April 1, 2003, member's statement
  - Huyghebaert, 253–54
Canadian Armed Forces
- Air Force base, 15 Wing Moose Jaw, change of command ceremony, May 8, 2003, member's statement
  - Higgins, 1048
- Canadian Forces Day, June 1, 2003, member's statement
  - Huyghebaert, 1327
- HMCS Regina, return to Esquimault, BC from duty in Persian Gulf, member's statement
  - VanMulligen, 1894
- Order of Military Merit, appointments, member's statement
  - Huyghebaert, 1825
- Royal Canadian Air Force, No. 23 Elementary Flight Training School, Davidson, World War II, plaque dedication service, May 24, 2003, member's statement
  - Brkich, 1396
- Snowbirds 431 Air Demonstration Squadron, acceptance show for 2003 air show season, member's statement
  - Huyghebaert, 685
Canadian Bible College and Canadian Theological Seminary
- See
  - Education, post-secondary – Degree-granting, Canadian Bible College and Canadian Theological Seminary
Canadian Cancer Society
- See also
  - Cancer
- National recognition service award, Radio CJVR Ltd., Melfort, recipient, member's statement
  - Gantefoer, 1159
Canadian Diabetes Association
- See
  - Health care – Diabetes
Canadian Light Source Inc.
- See
  - Synchrotron
Canadian Wheat Board
- See also
  - Grain – Tariffs on Canadian Wheat Board
- Structure, 1205–6
Cancer
- See also
  - Canadian Cancer Society
  - Physicians/Doctors – Oncologists
- April, cancer month, breast cancer screening, mobile unit, member's statement
  - Lorjé, 613–14
Canoeing
- See
  - Health care – Diabetes – Fundraising, women paddling voyageur canoes
Car theft
- See
  - Motor vehicles – Theft
Carbon sinks
- See
  - Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming) – Carbon sinks
Carriere, Murdoch
- See
  - Public service – Sexual harassment, Murdoch Carriere case
Carrot River Valley Constituency By-election Act (No. 45)
- First reading
  - Serby, 2018
- Second reading
  - Serby, 2018
- Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2018
- Third reading
  - Serby, 2018
- Royal Assent, 2019
Casinos
- See
  - Gambling
  - Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation – Employment equity, Regina and Moose Jaw casinos
- Casino Moose Jaw
  - See
    - Tourism – Saskatchewan Tourism Awards of Excellence – Rookie of the year award
Catholic Women's League of Canada
- See
  - Women – Catholic Women's League of Canada
Cattle industry
- See also
  - 4-H – Regional Finished Beef Show and Sale
  - Food processing industry
- Beef, 10-year production strategy, 2, 124, 172, 188
- Beef, imports
  - Serby, 1987
- Beef-on-a-bun supper, Cypress Motors, Swift Current, hosts, support for local cattle producers, member's statement
  - Wall, 1671
- Beef sale, Moose Jaw, Roberge Transport and local cattle producers, member's statement
  - Higgins, 1824
- Bovine spongiform encephalopathy, 1378–83, 1959–60
  - Canadian Food Inspection Agency, criticism, federal Member of Parliament
    - Hermanson, 1620
    - Serby, 1620
  - Compensation, 1205, 1381–83
    - Calvert, 1483–84
    - Harpauer, 1397
    - Hermanson, 1350, 1483–84, 1507
    - Lautermilch, 1507
    - McMorris, 1398
    - Serby, 1350, 1397, 1484
  - Compensation, federal government develop package separate and distinct from agricultural policy framework, moved (Hermanson)
    - Bjornerud, 1517–18
    - Harpauer, 1514–16
    - Hermanson, 1511–13
    - Higgins, 1518
    - Hillson, 1518–19
    - Lautermilch, 1513–14
    - Sonntag, 1516–17
  - Compensation, federal government develop package separate and distinct from agricultural policy framework, transmittal, moved (Hagel)
    - Hagel, 1519
  - Compensation, federal-provincial package
    - Calvert, 1618–19
    - Harpauer, 1721–22, 1928–29
    - Hermanson, 1618–19, 1671–72
    - Serby, 1672, 1721–22, 1928–29
  - Compensation, federal-provincial package, administration
    - Hermanson, 1825–27
    - Serby, 1825–27
  - Compensation, federal-provincial package, details
    - Harpauer, 1774–77
    - Serby, 1774–77
  - Compensation, purebred animals
    - Serby, 1486
    - Stewart, 1485
  - Compensation, western emergency package
    - Calvert, 1592–93
    - Harpauer, 1559–60
    - Hermanson, 1592–93
    - Lautermilch, 1559–61
  - Consultations, advisory committee
    - Calvert, 1132
    - Hermanson, 1132
    - Serby, 1132
  - Employment Insurance applications, waive waiting period
    - Calvert, 1348–49
    - Hermanson, 1348–49
    - Higgins, 1300
    - McMorris, 1300
  - Employment Insurance applications, waive waiting period, federal Minister of Human Resources, Regina visit
    - Calvert, 1648
    - Higgins, 1648
    - McMorris, 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)
    - Calvert, 1307–8
    - D'Autremont, 1312–14
    - Harpauer, 1310–11
    - Higgins, 1309–10
    - Hillson, 1308–9
    - Lorenz, 1306–7
    - McMorris, 1304–6
    - Serby, 1311–12
  - 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)
    - Hagel, 1314–15
  - Farms, quarantine
    - Harpauer, 1189
    - Serby, 1189
  - Farms, quarantine, Baldwinton
    - Lorenz, 1189–90
    - Serby, 1190
  - Farms, restocking, 1382
    - Lorenz, 1269
    - Serby, 1269
  - Impact, interprovincial trade
    - Harpauer, 1298–99
    - Serby, 1298–99
  - Impact, Ontario position to ban western Canadian beef
    - Hermanson, 1328–31
  - Impact, Ontario position to ban western Canadian beef, moved (Hermanson); leave not granted
    - Hermanson, 1333
  - Impact, trade, 1204–5
  - Impact, workers
    - McMorris, 1299
    - Serby, 1299–1300
  - Import ban, Japan, South Korea
    - Calvert, 1928
    - Harpauer, 1777, 1850, 1928
    - Serby, 1777–78, 1850
  - Import ban, United States, 1379–80
    - Calvert, 1593
    - Harpauer, 1397–98
    - Hermanson, 1160, 1332, 1349, 1593
    - Lorenz, 1269–70
    - Serby, 1160, 1270, 1332, 1349–50, 1397–98
  - Import ban, United States, other countries
    - Hermanson, 1218–20
    - Serby, 1218–20
  - Import ban, United States, removal
    - Harpauer, 1722, 1849–50
    - Hermanson, 1506, 1672–73, 1827
    - Lautermilch, 1506
    - Serby, 1673, 1722, 1827, 1849–51
  - International panel of scientists, review, report, recommendations
    - Bjornerud, 2013
    - Serby, 2013
  - Investigation, assistance
    - Hermanson, 1132
    - Serby, 1132–33
  - Issues, Standing Committee on Agriculture, regular meetings
    - Hermanson, 1895–96
  - Link to chronic wasting disease, transmittal concerns
    - Hermanson, 1161
    - Serby, 1161
  - Member's statement
    - Elhard, 1347–48
  - National issue
    - Serby, 1328–32, 1895–96
  - Rendering businesses
    - See
      - Livestock industry – Rendering businesses
  - Standing Committee on Agriculture, monitor issues, regular meetings in July 2003, report to Assembly on August 5, 2003, moved (Stewart)
    - Harpauer, 1904–8
    - Serby, 1908–11
    - Stewart, 1902–4
  - Tracing, animal slaughter
    - Serby, 1484–85
    - Stewart, 1484–85
  - Tracing, Canadian Food Inspection Agency
    - Harpauer, 1188–89
    - Serby, 1188–89
  - Tracing, eradication, assistance to Canadian Food Inspection Agency
    - Hermanson, 1160–61
    - Serby, 1160–61
  - Tracing, eradication, assistance to Canadian Food Inspection Agency and Alberta, ministerial statement (Serby)
    - Harpauer, 1136–37
    - Serby, 1136
- Confidence in Canadian beef industry, urge other nations to reopen borders to Canadian beef imports, moved (Bjornerud)
  - Bjornerud, 1225–27
  - Hermanson, 1227–28
  - Hillson, 1234–35
  - Julé, 1235–36
  - Serby, 1228–31
  - Weekes, 1231–34
- Confidence in Canadian beef industry, urge other nations to reopen borders to Canadian beef imports, transmittal, moved (Lautermilch)
  - Lautermilch, 1242
- Grazing lands
  - See
    - Parks – Provincial – Moose Mountain
- Statements by Prime Minister, negative effects, United States
  - Calvert, 1298
  - D'Autremont, 1297–98
- Support
  - Bakken, 2013–14
  - Serby, 2013–14
- Weyburn Livestock Exchange, new management, member's statement
  - Bakken, 1217
CBOs
- See
  - Community-based organizations
CCF
- See
  - Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
CCP
- See
  - Farm land – Conservation Cover Program (CCP)
CCTA
- See
  - Crown Construction Tendering Agreement
Centenarians
- Lemmerick, Richard, Humboldt, 105th birthday, congratulations, member's statement
  - Julé, 1670
- Mlazgar, Anna, Cupar and District Nursing Home, 104th birthday, congratulations, member's statement
  - Hart, 1557
- Rathje, Anna, Allan district, 105th birthday, congratulations, member's statement
  - Harpauer, 41
- Rolph, Nettie, 100th birthday, congratulations, member's statement
  - Gantefoer, 736
- Swedberg, Helen, Big River, 100th birthday, congratulations, member's statement
  - Allchurch, 659
Centenary Capital Fund 7
- See also
  - Gasoline
  - Water quality – Funding, Canada-Saskatchewan Infrastructure Program – Northern water and sewer assistance program
- Estimates, main (2003-2004), 1977
Centennial Summer Student Employment Program 120, 245, 341
Centennials
- Bohrson family farm, Hanley area, member's statement
  - Brkich, 857–58
- Maple Creek, April 30, 2003, member's statement
  - Elhard, 825
- Provincial, 32
- Provincial, funding, Celebrating Community centennial grant program and centennial facilities grant program, ministerial statement (Crofford)
  - Crofford, 620
  - Hermanson, 620
  - Hillson, 620–21
- Regina, June 19, 2003, member's statement
  - D'Autremont, 1773
  - McCall, 1805
- St. Peter's Colony, near Humboldt, celebrations, August 1-3, 2003, member's statement
  - Julé, 1848
- Towns, cities, 2003, celebrations, 1
Central Vehicle Agency
- Costs, departmental, 1389
- Fleet, 1387
- Purchasing, 1387–88
- Vehicle access, eligibility, 1388–89
Centre for Sustainable Infrastructure Research, Regina
- See
  - Environment – Sustainable community
Certificates of election
- See
  - By-elections – Certificates of election
Chamber of Commerce, Moose Jaw
- See
  - Business – MJBEX Awards for Business Excellence
Chamber of Commerce, Prince Albert
- See
  - Business – Samuel McLeod Awards, business excellence
Chamber of Commerce, Regina
- See
  - Business – Paragon Awards, 2003, business excellence
Chamber of Commerce, Swift Current
- See
  - Business – Swift Current Business Excellence Awards
Child and Family Services Act
- Amendments, kinship care, 7, 119, 166, 313, 486
Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 3)
- First reading
  - Hagel, 111
- Second reading
  - D'Autremont, 480–81
  - Draude, 862–64
  - Hagel, 478–80
  - McMorris, 1000–1001
  - Toth, 623–26
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Hagel, 1288–92
  - Julé, 1291
  - Toth, 1288–92
- Third reading
  - Hagel, 1292
- Royal Assent, 2019
Child care
- Additional spaces, 268, 274, 281, 289, 306, 317, 340, 348, 352, 413
  - Child Care Saskatchewan plan, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, ministerial statement (Hagel)
    - Hagel, 1224–25
    - Toth, 1225
  - Largest expansion in provincial history, enabling full participation in economy and social life, moved (Hamilton); amendment (Toth)
    - Dearborn, 786–89
    - Hamilton, 778–81
    - Prebble, 781–83
    - Toth, 783–86
  - Multilateral Framework on Early Learning and Child Care, provincial and federal government funding agreement, ministerial statement (Hagel)
    - Hagel, 213
    - Toth, 214
  - Provincial and federal government funding agreement, 230, 247, 312
  - Provincial and federal government funding agreement, member's statement
    - Hamilton, 253
- Child Care Week, May 25-31, 2003, member's statement
  - Atkinson, 1217
- Daycare centres in schools, 1522
- Kidzone Child Care centre, Dr. A.E. Perry School, Regina, provincial funding, member's statement
  - Thomson, 1396
- Programs, funding, 4, 167, 172
- Programs, funding, administration, 1883–84
- Subsidies, increase, 247, 348, 352, 374
- Subsidies, increase, June 1, 2003, ministerial statement (Hagel)
  - Hagel, 1353
  - Toth, 1353–54
Child tax credit
- See
  - Income – Child tax credit, expansion
Children
- Abused
  - See also
    - Children – Prostitution, protection
  - Protection, 313
  - Services, 819–20
- Child Find Saskatchewan Green Ribbon of Hope campaign, member's statement
  - Draude, 1213
- Early development programs
  - Funding, 1521–22
  - Health Department funding, 1180–81
  - Kids First program, 4, 114, 127, 167, 193, 247, 268, 340, 752, 1678
  - Kids First program, funding, 312–13, 408
- High-risk, targeted programs, funding, 402, 413
- Orphanages, Romania
  - See
    - Volunteers – Orphanages, Romania
- Poverty, reduction, 166, 288, 312
- Prostitution, customers, correction program, 891
- Prostitution, protection
  - Cline, 1401
  - Hagel, 1400–1401
  - Julé, 1400–1401
  - Comprehensive strategy, development, 888–89
  - Emergencies, vehicle seizure, police protective actions, 889–90
  - Emergency protection legislation, vehicle seizure, effectiveness, 887–88
  - Safe house, Regina, partnership, funding, 313
  - Safe house, Regina, status, 819
  - Safe houses, staff training, 819
  - Services, 1285–87
  - Services, funding, 890–91
- Protection
  - Custody, child testimony, 1533–34
  - Mental health needs, youth, specific case involving Child Advocate, 491–92
- Regina Children's Festival, June 12-14, 2003, member's statement
  - Kasperski, 1590
- Summer programs
  - See
    - Community Initiatives Fund – Grants
Chronic wasting disease
- Control practices, 1475–76
- Game farm herds, status, compensation, 1874
- Game farm herds, testing, 1476
- Incidence, mule deer, whitetail deer, 1474
- Road-kill, testing, 1475–76
- Transmission between species, 1477
- Winter hunt, Saskatchewan Landing area, issues, 1474–75
Churches
- All Saints Anglican, Melfort, 100th anniversary, 2003, member's statement
  - Gantefoer, 390
- St. Luke's Lutheran, Woodley, 90th anniversary, June 8, 2003, member's statement
  - Eagles, 1559
Cities Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 23)
- First reading
  - Osika, 862
- Second reading
  - D'Autremont, 1089–90
  - Osika, 1088–89
  - Weekes, 1165
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Bjornerud, 1659–60
  - Osika, 1658–60
- Third reading
  - Osika, 1665
- Royal Assent, 2019
Cities and towns
- See also
  - Rural communities
- Saskatoon, fast growth, competitive, 376
- Saskatoon, taxes, charges, lowest of 10 Canadian cities surveyed, 246
Civil service
- See
  - Public service
Climate change
- See
  - Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming)
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
- Regina Manifesto, critique, 122–23, 216–17, 221–22
Coal
- See also
  - Electricity
  - Energy
- Clean coal technologies, study, 1687
- Clean coal technologies, study, funding, 5
- Northern Saskatchewan, 56–57
Commission on Financing Kindergarten to Grade 12 Education
- See
  - Education – Commission on Financing Kindergarten to Grade 12 Education
Commission on the Future of Health Care in Canada
- Expenses, member's statement
  - Bakken, 1847
Committees
- Forum for members' questions, member's statement
  - VanMulligen, 716–17
Committees, special
- See
  - Regulations Committee
  - Rules and Procedures Committee
Committees, standing
- See also
- Changes, roles, responsibilities, 1, 32
Communication Committee
- Fourth report, moved (Jones) for concurrence
  - Jones, 1668–69
- Legislative Library, report, referral, moved (Lautermilch)
  - Lautermilch, 1085
- Records retention and disposal, committee referral, moved (Lautermilch)
  - Lautermilch, 1085
Communities of Tomorrow
- See
  - Environment – Sustainable community
Community-based organizations 402
- Program delivery, grants, contracts, 7
- Salaries, 247, 337, 1882–83
Community Initiatives Fund 676–81
- See also
  - Regional intersectoral committees
- Allocations, provincial centennial, 2005, 8, 676
- Grants
  - Moose Jaw and area groups, member's statement
    - Higgins, 1217–18
  - Regina, Rainbow Youth Centre, Sacred Heart Community School, member's statement
    - McCall, 1847–48
  - Saskatoon, summer programs, member's statement
    - Junor, 1327–28
  - Yorkton, summer programs, member's statement
    - Serby, 1923–24
- Programs, funding, 246, 408, 899–900
- Project selection process, 676–78, 680–81
- Source funding, Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation casino profits, 25 per cent, 900
- Transfer to General Revenue Fund
  - Crofford, 535
  - Huyghebaert, 534–35
Community Resources and Employment Department
- Community Living Division, funding, 313
- Emergency financial supports, 490–91
- Estimates, main (2003-2004), 485–92, 814–21, 1283–88, 1676–86, 1875–85, 1977
  - Bakken, 814–16
  - Hagel, 485, 487–92, 814–21, 1284–88, 1676–86, 1875–85
  - Hart, 1682–84
  - Julé, 819–20, 1284–87
  - Toth, 485–91, 817–18, 1676–81, 1685–86, 1875–84
  - Wiberg, 1875
- Goals
  - Economic independence, self-reliance, 311–12
  - Inclusion in families and communities, 312–13
- Name change from Department of Social Services, greater responsibilities, 486–88
- Vision, 311
Community schools
- See
  - Schools – Community schools
CommunityNet
- e-learning, 984–85
- Government use, 1339
- Management control, 1340–41
- Security issues, 1339–40
Condolences
- See also
  - Tributes
- Communication, moved (Calvert)
  - Calvert, 1902
- Communication, moved (Lautermilch)
  - Lautermilch, 76
- Kwiatkowski, Carl Edward (former MLA), moved (Hermanson)
  - Belanger, 70–71
  - Bjornerud, 71–72
  - Draude, 69–70
  - Gantefoer, 75–76
  - Goulet, 75
  - Harper, 72
  - Hermanson, 66–67
  - Hillson, 72
  - Kasperski, 72–73
  - Lorjé, 73–75
  - Serby, 67–69
- MacDougall, Ian Hugh (former MLA), moved (Calvert)
  - Calvert, 1900–1901
  - D'Autremont, 1902
  - Hermanson, 1901
  - Melenchuk, 1901–2
- Penner, John (former MLA), moved (Serby)
  - Atkinson, 65–66
  - Cline, 63–64
  - Lautermilch, 64–65
  - Serby, 60–62
  - Trew, 65
  - Wall, 62–63
Condominium Property Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 27)
- First reading
  - Nilson, 972
- Second reading
  - Cline, 1035–37
  - D'Autremont, 1144–45
  - Krawetz, 1320–22
  - Toth, 1037
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Cline, 1465–71
  - Krawetz, 1465–71
- Third reading
  - Cline, 1473
- Royal Assent, 2019
Conservation Cover Program (CCP)
- See
  - Farm land – Conservation Cover Program (CCP)
Constituency boundaries
- Changes
  - Arm River, 348
  - Last Mountain-Touchwood, 183
  - Meadow Lake, 224
  - Rosthern, 116
  - Shellbrook-Spiritwood, 226
  - Swift Current, 194–95
  - Thunder Creek, 216
  - Weyburn-Big Muddy, 200
Construction industry
- Cranes, building sites, Regina, spring 2003, member's statement
  - VanMulligen, 473
Construction Industry Labour Relations Act
- Double-breasting issue, 731–32
Coroners Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 16)
- First reading
  - Cline, 478
- Second reading
  - Cline, 564–65
  - Draude, 649–50
  - Heppner, 836–37
  - Weekes, 565
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Cline, 1520–21
  - Heppner, 1520–21
- Third reading
  - Cline, 1521
- Royal Assent, 2019
Corporate tax
- See
  - Business – Taxation
Corporation income tax
- Reduction, 246
Corporations
- See
  - Non-profit Corporations Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 29)
Correction of printed errors in Hansard
- See
  - Corrigendum
Correctional centres
- Inmates, number, 701
- Inmates, transportation, escorts, side arms, 1542–43
- Overtime costs, Regina, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, 494–95, 1122
- Overtime costs, Regina, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, increases, rationale, 1123–24
- Prince Albert, disturbance, investigation, 1122–23
- Public safety issues, 94
- Regina
  - Conditions poor, early release, two convicted drug dealers
    - Heppner, 1135
  - Conditions poor, early release, two convicted drug dealers, investigation
    - Thomson, 1136
  - Facilities, renovations, 1533
  - Inmate escapes, guards, supervision
    - Huyghebaert, 82–84
  - Inmate escapes, investigation, corrective action
    - Thomson, 82–85
  - Inmate escapes, investigation, report, 495–96
  - Inmate escapes, managers warned by guards of danger of holding inmates in auditorium, 496–98
  - Lockdown, Easter weekend, 1122
- Shift trading, 16-hour shifts, 495
- Willow Cree Healing Lodge, Beardy's/Okemasis First Nation Reserve, official opening, June 25, 2003, member's statement
  - Allchurch, 1983–84
Correctional services
- Corrections Exemplary Service awards, April 28, 2003, member's statement
  - Yates, 761–62
Corrections and Public Safety Department
- See also
  - Justice Department
- Budget, increases, staffing, inmate counts, 493–94
- Budget, new base, 493
- Creation, amalgamation of adult and youth corrections, 692–93
- Estimates, main (2003-2004), 492–98, 1121–25, 1977
  - Huyghebaert, 492–98, 1122–24
  - Thomson, 492–98, 1122–24
  - Wiberg, 1122–23
- Estimates, supplementary (2002-2003), 1977
- Funding, transfers, departmental creation, 2002, 492–93
- Staff, moonlighting, 498
Corrigendum
- 61A, June 18, 2003, 1801
Council of Ministers of Education, Canada
- See
  - Education – Council of Ministers of Education, Canada
Craig Wireless International Inc.
- See
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications – Investments, losses – Craig Wireless
Craik, Sask.
- See
  - Health care – Centres – Davidson and Craik
Credit rating
- See
  - Government – Credit rating
Criminal Code
- See
  - Canada Criminal Code
Critical habitat wildlife lands
- See
  - Indians/First Nations – Treaty land entitlements – Critical habitat wildlife
Crop insurance
- See also
  - Agriculture – Agricultural policy framework, national policy – Risk
- Canada-Saskatchewan Adjustment Program (CSAP), 1385
- Canada-Saskatchewan Assistance Program (CSAP II), 1385
- Claims, 2002 crop, 540, 1830–31
- Debt increase, 342, 350
- Deficit
  - Management, 541–44
  - Management, amortization formula, 542–43
- Drought, 2002, record payments, 2, 275
- Farm assessments, 547–48
- Good experience discount, 544–45
- Grasshopper control, 1831–33
  - Harpauer, 1827–29
  - Serby, 1828–29
- Grasshopper spray penalty, reassessment, and viable farming practices policy review, Saskatchewan Crop Insurance, petitions, 37, 77, 103
  - Brkich, 11, 37
  - Wakefield, 77
- Hail coverage, removal, 548–49
- Participation, enhancements, 545–47
- Premiums, 544
  - Discount
    - Serby, 910
  - Increase, 88, 129, 170, 263, 350, 366
    - Harpauer, 42–43
    - Serby, 43
  - Surcharge
    - Harpauer, 909–10
- Program
  - Serby, 42–43
- Rainfall, excessive, RM of Sasman No. 336
  - Draude, 911
  - Serby, 911
- Saskatchewan Crop Insurance reverse 2003 premium changes, restore affordable premiums, petitions, 205, 323, 355, 389, 415, 439, 471, 499, 529, 580, 612, 642, 655, 684, 714, 734, 760, 792, 824, 853, 876, 904, 936, 964, 992, 1108, 1128, 1156, 1210, 1215, 1346, 1393, 1426, 1452, 1480, 1502, 1554, 1589, 1616, 1644, 1668, 1770, 1804, 1892, 1982, 2007
  - Allchurch, 175, 355, 389, 471, 499, 684, 714, 734, 760, 792, 824, 853, 936, 964, 1078, 1108, 1186, 1210, 1425, 1479–80, 1588–89, 2007
  - Bakken, 551, 611, 853, 1921
  - Brkich, 760, 823, 853, 904, 1127, 1452, 1615, 1644, 1769
  - Dearborn, 439, 551, 713–14, 791, 963–64, 1078
  - Draude, 853, 875
  - Eagles, 733, 963, 1077, 1717
  - Elhard, 439, 551, 655, 683, 935, 1325, 1345, 1393, 1425, 1501, 1553, 1587, 1643
  - Harpauer, 471, 875, 1107
  - Hermanson, 579, 611, 641, 683, 733, 759, 791
  - McMorris, 293
  - Weekes, 323, 415, 471, 552, 684, 876, 1186, 1325, 1393–94, 1452, 1502, 1845, 1982, 2006–7
Crop Insurance Act
- Amendments, 2
Crop Insurance Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 37)
- First reading
  - Serby, 972
- Second reading
  - Harpauer, 1318–19
  - Lorenz, 1140–42
  - Serby, 1032
  - Weekes, 1032–33
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Harpauer, 1701–2
  - Serby, 1701–2
- Third reading
  - Hagel, 1715
- Royal Assent, 2019
Crown Construction Tendering Agreement 729–31, 1098–99
- Nullification, replacement by tendering guidelines, 729–30
Crown corporations 86–87, 92–93, 127–28, 317, 375
- See also specific
  - Crown corporations
- Accountability
  - Calvert, 995–96
  - Sonntag, 663
- Accountability, profits, benefits
  - Calvert, 1428–30
- Annual financial reports, complete, public
  - Krawetz, 663
- Board members, appointment, procedural change, 197
- Changes, decision-making processes, 1954
- Competition, private enterprise, 168–69, 196–97, 217, 265, 315–16
- Competition, small business, 134
- Contributions
  - Communities, 34–35
  - Economic, social, recreational, General Revenue Fund, value to Saskatchewan people, moved (VanMulligen)
    - Atkinson, 465–69
    - VanMulligen, 458–65
  - Economy, 4, 34, 131, 159, 172, 371, 406–8
    - Calvert, 995
  - Economy, member's statement
    - McCall, 147–48
- Core responsibilities, restoration, 49, 196
- Core responsibilities, restoration, critique, 407
- Debt, 870–71
- Dividends
  - Krawetz, 663–64
  - Melenchuk, 664
  - Sonntag, 687–89, 719–21
- Expenditures, investments, comments, advice, former Finance minister, Janice MacKinnon
  - Calvert, 559–60
  - Cline, 559
  - Krawetz, 559
  - Melenchuk, 559
- Information release, 1938–40
- Investments
  - Sonntag, 1112–13
  - Diversification
    - Sonntag, 661
  - International, head office locations
    - Hillson, 691
  - International, moratorium, 197
  - Losses, 134, 217, 221, 222, 336–37, 410
  - Losses, accountability
    - Hermanson, 1428–30
  - Non-core, elimination, proceeds to debt, 197
  - Out-of-province, 1937–38
  - Out-of-province, losses
    - D'Autremont, 1111–13
    - Sonntag, 943
    - Wall, 943
  - Out-of-province, profits, losses
    - Wall, 661–62
  - In Saskatchewan
    - Sonntag, 691
- Private sector, partnerships
  - Sonntag, 1509–10
- Public ownership, public utilities, public investment
  - Calvert, 1900
- Review, 197
- Role, historical debate 1957, Mossbank, Tommy Douglas and Ross Thatcher, re-enactment by Mossbank and District Historical Society, member's statement
  - Trew, 965
- Sale, privatization, allegation
  - Cline, 558
  - Sonntag, 556–57, 662, 688–91, 741, 798
- Sale, privatization, restructuring issues
  - Sonntag, 1221–23
  - Wall, 1221–23
- Structure, 1932
- Utility infrastructure, extension, renewal, 3, 243
Crown Corporations Committee
- See also
  - Rules and Procedures Committee – Crown Corporations Committee, outstanding business
- Fourth report, moved (VanMulligen) for concurrence
  - VanMulligen, 145–46
- Fifth report, moved (VanMulligen) for concurrence
  - VanMulligen, 1770–71
  - Wall, 1771
Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
- Advisory committee, creation, authorization
  - Hermanson, 1985–86
  - Nilson, 1986
- Advisory committee, creation, report, 1932–34, 1936
- Estimates, main (2003-2004), 1980
- Government assets, private sector management, negotiations to establish
  - Wall, 1509–10, 1562–64, 1898–99
- Industrial Interests Inc.
  - Privatization, 1936–37
    - Lautermilch, 1564
    - Sonntag, 1562–63
  - Privatization, options, consideration
    - Sonntag, 1898–99
Crown lands
- See also
  - Indians/First Nations – Treaty land entitlements
- Leases, grazing lands, 227–28
- Leases, grazing lands, treaty land entitlement claims, 811–14, 1374–75, 1934–35
- Lessees maintain first option to renew leases, petitions, 145, 175, 205, 235, 251, 295, 323, 355, 389, 415, 439, 471, 580, 612, 642, 684, 734, 760, 824, 936, 992, 1014, 1046, 1078, 1108, 1128, 1156, 1186, 1210, 1215, 1266, 1294, 1326, 1346, 1393, 1426, 1452, 1502, 1554, 1616, 1644, 1668, 1718, 1770, 1804, 1822, 1846, 1922, 1982
  - Allchurch, 103, 145, 205, 251, 294–95, 323, 415, 439, 579–80, 655, 904, 1013–14, 1046, 1128, 1156, 1215, 1294, 1393, 1502, 1644, 1718, 1770, 1804, 1821–22
  - Bakken, 1077, 1209
  - Elhard, 103, 145, 175, 205, 235, 251, 293, 323, 355, 389, 415, 579, 713, 733, 791, 903, 963, 991, 1013, 1045, 1077, 1107, 1127, 1155, 1185, 1265, 1293, 1615, 1891
  - Harpauer, 415
  - Huyghebaert, 1185, 1293, 1325
  - Wall, 145, 355
  - Weekes, 251, 294, 611, 964, 1127–28, 1209, 1215, 1265, 1294, 1345–46, 1425, 1479, 1588, 1668, 1718, 1921–22
- Sales, guidelines, non-residents, 1375
- Trails, remain open, recreation, tourism, petitions, 37, 734
  - Wiberg, 11
CSAP
- See
  - Crop insurance – Canada-Saskatchewan Adjustment Program (CSAP)
CSAP II
- See
  - Crop insurance – Canada-Saskatchewan Assistance Program (CSAP II)
CT scan units
- See
  - Health care – Computerized tomography units
Culture
- Assyrian community, North Battleford, centennial reunion, September 2003, member's statement
  - Hillson, 442
- Funding
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Lotteries
- Humboldt Summer Sizzler, Humboldt, July 11-12, 2003, member's statement
  - Julé, 1985
- Mosaic, Regina, 36th annual multicultural festival, member's statement
  - Harper, 1455
- South East Saskatchewan Association for Culture, Recreation and Sport
  - See
    - Sports – South East Saskatchewan Association for Culture, Recreation and Sport
Culture, Youth and Recreation Department
- Estimates, main (2003-2004), 676–81, 895–902, 1855–63, 1977
  - Crofford, 676–81, 895–902, 1855–63
  - Dearborn, 900–902
  - Draude, 678–80
  - Eagles, 676–78, 681, 896–99, 1855–58, 1862–63
  - Hart, 680, 899–900
  - Julé, 1862
  - Lorenz, 1861–62
  - Wall, 1858–60
- Estimates, supplementary (2002-2003), 1977
- Heritage Resource Branch
  - Budget disposition, 2002-2003, 679–80
  - Heritage places program, funding, federal government support, 678–79
Cumberland House Provincial Park
- See
  - Parks – Provincial – Cumberland House
Curling
- Asham Canadian University Curling Championship, Regina, March 26-30, 2003, McIvor women's rink, Davidson, winners, member's statement
  - Brkich, 473
- Canadian Curling Association, Ray Kingsmith Executive of the Year Award, 2003, Bernadette McIntyre, Regina, recipient, member's statement
  - Melenchuk, 794
- Canadian Open Men's and Women's Masters Curling Championships, March 17-23, 2003, Assiniboia, member's statement
  - Huyghebaert, 106
- National Aboriginal Curling Championships, Saskatoon, 2003, Saskatchewan rinks, successes, member's statement
  - Goulet, 826
- National Aboriginal Mixed Curling Championships, Winnipeg, 2003, Marshall Bear rink, Saskatchewan, winner, member's statement
  - McCall, 581–82
- Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association, Boys Curling Championship, March 6-8, 2003, Strasbourg, hosts, member's statement
  - Hart, 106
- Saskatchewan men's team, gold medal winners, Canada Winter Games, 2003, member's statement
  - Dearborn, 79
- World Junior Curling Championships, 2003
  - National women's and national men's teams, gold medal winners, honoured in Biggar, member's statement
    - Weekes, 1295–96
  - National women's and national men's teams from Saskatchewan, continued success, member's statement
    - Hermanson, 105
  - National women's and national men's teams from Saskatchewan, gold medal winners, member's statement
    - Allchurch, 252–53
    - Atkinson, 252
    - Bjornerud, 253
  - National women's and national men's teams from Saskatoon, 1
  - National women's team, Janelle Lemon, second, celebration in Maryfield, May 3, 2003, member's statement
    - Toth, 965
  - Steven Laycock rink, honoured by Wynyard, member's statement
    - Hart, 794–95
- World Senior Women's Curling Championships, 2003, Nancy Kerr rink, and Senior Men's, Edmonton rink, gold medallists, member's statement
  - Hamilton, 440
- World Senior Women's Curling Championships, 2003, Nancy Kerr rink, gold medallists, member's statement
  - McMorris, 418
Customer services
- See
  - World Wide Web – ExpressAddress
Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park
- See
  - Parks – Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park