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

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SADD
- See
  - Students – Students Against Drinking and Driving (SADD)
Safety, public
- See
  - Public safety
Sales tax
- See
  - Taxation – Sales tax
SAMA
- See
  - Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency
SARCAN Recycling
- See
  - Recycling industry – SARCAN Recycling
SARS
- See
  - Economy – Severe acute respiratory syndrome, effects
  - Health care – Severe acute respiratory syndrome, monitoring, contingency plans
Saskatchewan
- Socialism, 168
- Southwest, constituency issues, member's statement
  - Wall, 207
- Vision statements, 1–2, 114–15, 118–19, 165, 198, 229
- Wide Open Week, May 12-16, 2003, member's statement
  - Iwanchuk, 1015
Saskatchewan, northern
- See
  - Northern Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan 4-H Foundation Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 10)
- First reading
  - Serby, 423
- Second reading
  - D'Autremont, 538–39
  - Harpauer, 724–25
  - Serby, 538
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Harpauer, 1003
  - Serby, 1003
- Third reading
  - Serby, 1005
- Royal Assent, 1242
Saskatchewan Arts Board
- Artist in residence program
  - See
    - Art/Artists – Artist in residence program
- Grants programs, funding, 900–901
Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency
- Funding, 703–4
Saskatchewan Association for Community Living
- See
  - Disabled and handicapped persons – Saskatchewan Association for Community Living
Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres
- Annual meeting, June 13, 2003, keynote presentation, Diane Dupuy, founder, Famous People Players, member's statement
  - Toth, 1669
- Care homes, salaries
  - See
    - Community-based organizations – Salaries
Saskatchewan Cancer Agency
- See
  - Physicians/Doctors – Oncologists
Saskatchewan Communications Network
- Distance learning, relocation to Learning Department, 678
  - Rationale, 757
  - Relationships, Learning Department, University of Saskatchewan, Division of Media and Technology, 983–84
  - Staff, 757
- Fundraising, targeted, 1862–63
- Legislative Assembly proceedings, rebroadcast, 1860
- Programs, support, regional Aboriginal content, 678
Saskatchewan Council for International Cooperation
- Funding, 154
Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation
- See also
  - Crop insurance
- Crop reporters, 25 years of service, recognition, member's statement
  - Brkich, 238
- Expenditures, debt, 317
- Fieldworkers, 548
- Funding, 263
Saskatchewan Express
- See
  - Music – Saskatchewan Express
Saskatchewan Forest Centre, Prince Albert 24
- Construction project
  - Building location, downtown Prince Albert
    - Wiberg, 880–84
    - Community support, member's statement
      - Jones, 1049
    - Revitalization
      - Cline, 882
  - Consultant's report, government action
    - Cline, 858–59
  - Feasibility study, cover-up
    - Wiberg, 858–60
  - Funding, 342
    - Cline, 860
    - Wiberg, 860
  - Funding, member's statement
    - Lautermilch, 418
  - Proceed as planned, ministerial statement (Cline)
    - Cline, 1137
    - Hermanson, 1137–38
  - Review, deputy minister, Industry and Resources Department
    - Cline, 880–81, 883
    - Wiberg, 880
Saskatchewan Games
- See
  - Sports – Games program
Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation
- Employment equity, Regina and Moose Jaw casinos, member's statement
  - McCall, 793
Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 35)
- First reading
  - Osika, 1000
- Second reading
  - Bakken, 1276–77
  - Heppner, 1336–38
  - McMorris, 1096
  - Osika, 1095–96
  - Wall, 1197–98
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Bakken, 1639–42, 1712–15
  - Lautermilch, 1636, 1639–42, 1711–15
- Third reading
  - Lautermilch, 1715
- Royal Assent, 2019
Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund 1692
Saskatchewan Government Insurance 86
- Investments
  - Coachman Insurance Company
    - Fiscal transfer
      - Sonntag, 556
    - Losses
      - Hermanson, 555–56
      - Sonntag, 941
      - Wall, 940–42
Saskatchewan Grain Car Corporation
- See
  - Rail transportation/Railways – Saskatchewan Grain Car Corporation
Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
- See also
  - Housing
  - Northern Affairs Department – Collaboration, Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
- Estimates, main (2003-2004), 1977
Saskatchewan Indian Federated College 29–30
- College building, University of Regina, 30, 752
- College building, University of Regina, teepee entrance, 121, 307
- College building, University of Regina, teepee entrance, member's statement
  - McCall, 79
Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
- Annual report, tabling
  - Bakken, 798–99
  - Osika, 798
- Audit, Provincial Auditor, recommendations, implementation
  - Osika, 149–50
- Funds, misspent by Dutch Lerat, 202
  - Fraud, no evidence
    - Cline, 149
  - Issues addressed, process
    - Osika, 179–80, 209, 242, 1594–95
  - Recovery
    - Osika, 209
  - Report, Ernst & Young, release
    - Bakken, 1724–26
    - Osika, 1725–26
  - Responsibility for losses
    - Bakken, 148–51, 179–80, 209–10, 241–42, 1594–95
    - Hermanson, 151
  - Travels, persons accompanying Dutch Lerat
    - Bakken, 209
- Gaming agreement, 25-year, 307
- Gaming agreement, profit estimate, 2003-2004, 1202–3
Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology 752
- Energy costs, increases, paid to Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation, 1866–67
- Graduate employment rate, 120
- Graduates, 2003, member's statement
  - Lorjé, 1591
- Operating costs, funding, 1865–66
- Programs, competency-based method of learning, 1870–71, 1971
Saskatchewan Insurance Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 15)
- First reading
  - Cline, 478
- Second reading
  - Bjornerud, 649
  - Cline, 563–64
  - Heppner, 833–36
  - McMorris, 564
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Cline, 1461–65
  - Julé, 1461–65
- Third reading
  - Cline, 1473
- Royal Assent, 2019
Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park
- See
  - Parks – Provincial
Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
- Contributions, community projects
  - Osika, 504, 534
- Mismanaged funds, recovery
  - Osika, 242
- Payments authorized, disallowed under Casino Operating Agreement
  - Bakken, 242
- Review, 202
Saskatchewan Lotteries
- Funding, SaskCulture Inc., 1861
- Funding for Sask Sport Inc., SaskCulture Inc., Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association, 901
Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation 1691–93
- Estimates, main (2003-2004), 1980
Saskatchewan Party
- Agricultural policy, 1958–59
  - Serby, 41–42
- Campaign strategy, good governance, 191
- Constituency nominations
  - Athabasca, April 22, 2003, member's statement
    - Wiberg, 686
  - Melville-Saltcoats, rejection of Grant Schmidt, 121–22, 131–33
  - Melville-Saltcoats, rejection of Grant Schmidt, member's statement
    - Yates, 253
  - Prince Albert Northcote, June 12, 2003, member's statement
    - Weekes, 1646–47
  - Regina Dewdney, May 27, 2003, member's statement
    - McMorris, 1269
  - Regina Qu'Appelle Valley, March 2003, member's statement
    - McMorris, 80
- Education policy, 305
- Election candidates, 47–48
- Grow Saskatchewan strategy, 101, 197–98, 217, 228, 233, 405–6
- Grow Saskatchewan strategy, critique, 232
- Initiatives, 101–2, 192
- Leader's dinner, 5th annual, Saskatoon, member's statement
  - Toth, 39
- Opposition, commentary, member's statement
  - Jones, 2010
Saskatchewan Population Health and Evaluation Research Unit
- See
  - Health care – Funding – Saskatchewan Population Health and Evaluation Research Unit
Saskatchewan Power Corporation 86
- See also
- Contractor Safety Awards, 13th annual, member's statement
  - Iwanchuk, 642–43
- Energy solutions program, 6, 353
- Estimates, main (2003-2004), 1980
- Green power initiatives, 5, 353
- Poster contest
  - See
    - Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming) – Energy and Our Environment, SaskPower poster contest
Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation
- See also
- Estimates, main (2003-2004), 631–40, 1385–92, 2020
  - Bakken, 632–37
  - D'Autremont, 1385–92
  - Osika, 631–40, 1385–92
  - Wall, 632, 638–40
- Estimates, supplementary (2002-2003), 2020
- Properties, buildings, land, 1390
- Property disposal process, 633
- Property maintenance, 639–40
- Property maintenance, strategic plan, 640
- Services, 631–32
- Services, action plan on procurement design, 631–32
- Services, client, 1386
- Staff, reduction, 1386
Saskatchewan Research Council
- See also
  - Petroleum Technology Research Centre, Regina
- Accommodation, costs, 1365–66
- Accountability, 1363–65
- Business plan, 1363
- Estimates, main (2003-2004), 1363–66, 1980
  - Cline, 1363–66
  - Wakefield, 1363–66
- Losses, 2001-2002, 1365
- Payments, Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation, Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation, 1366
- Priorities, 1364
Saskatchewan School Trustees Association
- Budget, reaction, 309–10
Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation
- See
  - Teachers – Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation
Saskatchewan Telecommunications 86–87
- Dividends, 317
- Estimates, main (2003-2004), 1980
- Investments
  - Nilson, 1163
  - Sonntag, 364, 970
  - Ag Dealer, merged with DirectWest
    - Sonntag, 741, 797
  - Cable television, 316
  - Craig Wireless International, operations in Palm Springs, California
    - Sonntag, 797
    - Wall, 796–97
  - Diversification
    - Sonntag, 1430–31
  - Max cable TV service, additional investment, Dominion Bond Rating Service, concerns
    - Nilson, 1162
    - Wall, 1162–64
  - Max cable TV service, development, convergence
    - Sonntag, 1052–53
  - Max cable TV service, development, costs, ceiling, number of customers
    - Wall, 1052–53
  - Navigata, restructuring
    - Sonntag, 767
- Investments, losses
  - Wall, 1430–31
  - Ag Dealer
    - Sonntag, 766
    - Wall, 741, 765–66
  - Ag Dealer, tapped into. com
    - Wall, 797–98
  - Business Watch International
    - Wall, 741
  - Craig Wireless International Inc.
    - Wall, 687–91
  - Foreign
    - Hermanson, 995–96
  - Navigata
    - Wall, 766–67
  - Public presentation sessions
    - Wall, 970–71
  - Retx.com
    - Wall, 719–21, 740–41
  - Retx.com, non-disclosure, confidentiality
    - Sonntag, 741
  - Retx.com, Persona Inc.
    - Wall, 364
Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership
- See
  - Economic development – Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership (STEP)
  - Trade – Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership
Saskatchewan Transportation Company 87
- Services
  - See also
    - Buses
  - Member's statement
    - Yates, 80
  - Replace by private sector initiatives, 197
Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA)
- Budget, reaction, 270–71, 309, 319–20, 339
Saskatchewan voluntary sector initiative
- See
  - Volunteers – Saskatchewan voluntary sector initiative
Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal
- See
  - Honours and awards – Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal
Saskatchewan Water Corporation
- Partnerships, Prince Arthur community school
  - See
    - Schools – Community schools – Prince Arthur
Saskatchewan Watershed Authority
- Estimates, main (2003-2004), 1978
Saskatoon, Sask.
- See
Saskatoon Fairview Constituency By-election Act (No. 1)
- First reading
  - Serby, 19
- Second reading
  - Serby, 19
- Committee of the Whole Assembly, 20
- Third reading
  - Serby, 20
- Royal Assent, 20
SaskEnergy Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 4)
- First reading
  - Sonntag, 111
- Second reading
  - Brkich, 864–66
  - Sonntag, 481–82
  - Wall, 626–27
  - Weekes, 482
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Sonntag, 1442–43
  - Wall, 1442–43
- Third reading
  - Sonntag, 1443
- Royal Assent, 2019
SaskEnergy Incorporated 86
- Investment, Nova Scotia
  - Sonntag, 1432–33
  - Wall, 1432–33
- SaskEnergy Community Spirit Award
  - See
    - Volunteers – SaskEnergy Community Spirit Award
SaskPower
- See
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation
SaskTel
- See
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications
School boards
- Partnerships, Aboriginal organizations, 752
School divisions
- Amalgamations, debt, 1525–26
- Amalgamations, Sask Central School Division, funding, 1526–27
- Capital construction, priorities, 1260–61
- Catholic division, Theodore, 1868–69
- Deficit budgeting, 1525
- Foundation operating grants, 304, 352, 753
- Foundation operating grants, funding increase, 752
  - Junor, 967
  - Melenchuk, 968
- Funding
  - Busing, 1526
  - Calculation, isolated schools, small schools, 753
  - Capital, 756
  - French program, 1975
- Negative grant divisions, reinstate isolated schools grants, stop rural discrimination, petitions, 760, 1156
  - Dearborn, 734, 1127
- Partnerships, 1260
- Saskatoon (East) School Division, programs
  - See
    - Disabled and handicapped persons – National Access Awareness Week
School libraries
- See
  - Libraries – Public – Shared facilities
SchoolPLUS program
- See
  - Education – SchoolPLUS program
Schools
- Capital funding, 262–63, 341
- Capital funding, block capital projects valued under $500,000, approvals, ministerial statement (Junor)
  - Draude, 1597–98
  - Junor, 1597
- Community schools, 408, 989
  - See also
    - Education – SchoolPLUS program
  - Expansion, 127, 193, 341
  - Funding, increase, 4
  - Performing arts show, Regina public community schools, April 9, 2003, member's statement
    - McCall, 531
  - Prince Arthur, Moose Jaw, partnership with Sask Water, member's statement
    - Higgins, 105
  - Westmount Community School, Saskatoon, 90th anniversary celebrations, May 2, 2003, member's statement
    - Forbes, 1047–48
  - Wraparound program, 1522
- Connaught School
  - See
    - Youth – Century Festival, Connaught School
- Cowessess Community Education Centre, official opening, May 16, 2003, member's statement
  - Toth, 1188
- Daycare centres
  - See
    - Child care – Daycare centres in schools
- Dr. A.E. Perry School, Regina
  - See
    - Child care – Kidzone Child Care centre, Dr. A.E. Perry School, Regina
- Facilities, joint-use, 1262–63
- Holy Cross Collegiate, Saskatoon, Wall of Honour, member's statement
  - Junor, 1395
- Ile-a-la-Crosse, new, funding, 247
- Libraries
  - See
    - Libraries – Public – Shared facilities
- Major School, stay closure until Rural Revitalization Department and Education Department compile plan on uniform front for rural Saskatchewan, petitions, 295, 964
  - Dearborn, 251, 294, 935
  - Huyghebaert, 293
- Montmartre School, Environmental Earth School status, member's statement
  - McMorris, 1591
- Programs, bullying, League of Peaceful Schools, School 1526
- Rural, closures, 130
- Rural, closures, amalgamations, 201
- Rural, retain, example of Denzil community, petitions, 1210, 1452, 1589, 1770, 1846, 1892, 1982
  - Dearborn, 1185, 1425, 1554, 1717–18, 1821, 1921
- Safety Patrol Week, April 28-May 3, 2003, member's statement
  - Draude, 856
- Wascana école commaunitaire, Young Spirits: Proud to be Tobacco Free campaign, participation ceremony, member's statement
  - McCall, 1646
Scleroderma
- See
  - Health care – Scleroderma
SCN
- See
  - Saskatchewan Communications Network
Scrap Tire Corporation
- See
  - Recycling industry – Scrap Tire Corporation
Seager Wheeler Maple Grove Farm
- Seeding demonstration, in memory of Larry Janzen, member's statement
  - Heppner, 1347
Securities
- Regulations, changes, ministerial statement (Cline)
  - Cline, 2015
  - Krawetz, 2015–16
Security, public
- See
  - Public safety
Senior citizens 193
- Elmire Royer, St. Joseph's Seniors Club, St. Louis, founding member, certificate and pin from Saskatchewan Seniors Association, member's statement
  - Julé, 1217
- Flat tax
  - See
    - Income tax – Flat tax
- Housing
  - See also
    - Housing – Affordable – Centenary affordable housing program
  - Windthorst, 1876, 1877, 1878
- Provincial Policy Framework and Action Plan for Older Persons, ministerial statement (Nilson)
  - Gantefoer, 1489
  - Nilson, 1488–89
- St. Ann's Senior Citizens Village, Saskatoon, 50th anniversary, member's statement
  - Junor, 1806–7
Seventy-five minute debate
- Agriculture
  - Agricultural policy framework, national policy, recommend federal government extension of current support programs pending full development of policy framework, moved (Harpauer); amendment (Jones), 447–58
- Economy
  - Our Future is Wide Open campaign
    - Support campaign to publicize and promote Saskatchewan, moved (Yates); amendment (Dearborn), 1401–13
- Electricity
  - Production, transmission, retail markets, public ownership to limit negative impacts from deregulation, moved (VanMulligen); amendment (Wall), 768–78
- Motor vehicle insurance
  - Auto Fund, maintain to avoid uncontrolled rising auto insurance rates, moved (Heppner); amendment (Atkinson), 1727–38
- Small business
  - Support for owners, regrets politically motivated boycott called by any organized labour leader, moved (McMorris); amendment (Iwanchuk), 1054–65
Sewage
- See
  - Water quality – Sewage treatment plant
  - Water quality – Water and sewage treatment
Sexual harassment
- See
  - Public service – Sexual harassment
Sexual offenders
- Halfway house, North Battleford, closure, completion of treatment program for inmates
  - Hillson, 365, 830–31
  - Thomson, 365, 830–31
- Registry, 1534–39
- Registry, national, legislation
  - Cline, 1457–58
  - Julé, 1113–14, 1457–58
  - Nilson, 1114
- Registry, provincial
  - Julé, 1113
  - Nilson, 1113
SGI
- See
  - Saskatchewan Government Insurance
SHIP
- See
  - Highways and roads – Strategic highway infrastructure program
SIAST
- See
  - Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
SIFC
- See
  - Saskatchewan Indian Federated College
Sivell, Rob
- See
  - Tributes – Sivell, Rob
Skating
- Rinks, funding, Aberdeen, 680, 900
- Skate Canada-Saskatchewan annual meeting and awards banquet, 2003, Saskatoon, member's statement
  - Iwanchuk, 937
SLGA
- See
  - Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
Sliding Hills Rural Municipality
- See
  - Fisheries and Oceans Canada – Regulation activities, provincial concerns – RM of Sliding Hills
Small business
- See also
  - Business
- Economic contribution, 3
- Machine shop, new, C & D Developments, Curtis Heinen, owner, Craik, member's statement
  - Brkich, 530
- Point2 Internet Systems, Saskatoon, real estate sector, Internet software, launch, member's statement
  - Iwanchuk, 1647
- Small Business Loans Association program, member's statement
  - Yates, 715
- Support for owners, regrets politically motivated boycott called by any organized labour leader, moved (McMorris); amendment (Iwanchuk)
  - Iwanchuk, 1058–60
  - Jones, 1062–63
  - Lorjé, 1060–61
  - McMorris, 1054–56
  - Wall, 1056–58
  - Weekes, 1061–62
  - Questions and comments
    - Addley, 1064
    - Atkinson, 1064
    - Iwanchuk, 1064
    - Jones, 1064
    - Lorjé, 1065
    - McMorris, 1063–65
    - Wall, 1064
    - Weekes, 1063–65
    - Yates, 1063
- Sweet Shoppe, Landis, Sharon Clay, owner, operator, member's statement
  - Weekes, 1427
- Tax reduction, 91, 246, 267, 272, 413
- zu.com communications, Saskatoon, Employer of the Year, Canadian New Media Awards, member's statement
  - Jones, 1558
Snowbirds
- See
  - Canadian Armed Forces – Snowbirds 431 Air Demonstration Squadron
Snowmobiling
- Trails, maintenance, fees, 748
- Western Drag Racing Championship, March 2003, Montreal Lake, Mark Olson, Wadena, overall champion, member's statement
  - Draude, 440
Social assistance
- See also
  - Government – Accomplishments, health care, social services, education
- Caseload, reduction, 7, 312
- Rates, increase, 127, 154
- Recipients, shelter, rent, payment, 1877–79
- Recipients, shelter allowance, 1879–81
Social Services Department
- Renaming, Community Resources and Employment Department, 7, 119, 166
SOCO
- See
  - Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation
Sound stage, Regina
- See
  - Film industry – Sound stage, Regina
Space tourism
- See
  - Tourism – Space tourism
Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements
- Chair
  - Language in committee, word "you" being overused, 1707
  - Members' remarks should be directed through the Chair, 18, 27, 35, 83, 335, 381, 537, 739, 861, 1050, 1064
- Debate
  - Bill No. 3
    - Members with pertinent comments arrange to make them in appropriate forum, 860
  - Bill No. 4
    - Relate comments more directly to Bill, 865
  - Bill No. 17
    - Remarks should relate to Bill, 1195
  - Bill No. 31
    - Remarks should relate to Bill, 1333, 1335
    - Two members appear to want own debate, respect person who has the floor, 1335
  - Bill No. 35
    - Member from Athabasca not to interfere with debate, 1197
    - Remarks should relate to Bill, 1337
    - Speak one at a time in debate, members pay attention, 1096
  - Bill No. 39
    - Member from Saskatoon Nutana allow debate to take place, 1490
    - Member not to comment on any ruling of Speaker, proceed with debate, 1490
  - Bill No. 43
    - Tighten script, refrain from denigrating anybody in civil service, 1790
  - Confine remarks to nature of motion, 601
  - Do not draw Chair into debate, 1406
  - Do not involve anybody in gallery in debate, 1429
  - Relevance, 1402, 1403, 1404
- Decorum
  - Allow question to be put, 1053
  - Interruptions, interjections, 153, 469, 1648
  - Noise level, 44, 81, 92, 102, 309, 310, 394, 469, 476, 533, 585, 587, 618, 620, 645, 690, 715, 718, 719, 797, 798, 861, 925, 932, 1000, 1050, 1191, 1192, 1329, 1406, 1408, 1411, 1458, 1509, 1561, 1597, 1621, 1674, 1723, 1725, 1808, 1829, 1847, 1848, 1852, 1926, 1927, 2011
    - Forum for debate not forum for hollering, 1330
    - Lower discussion across floor to enable question to be put and clearly heard, 690
    - Multiple debates, 395, 1432
    - Tone down, stop comments across override during petitions and members' statements, 1107
  - Point of order, not item of debate nor item for unruly discussion, 1116
- Exhibits and props, use, not allowed, 1675
- Galleries
  - Student visitors, participating in proceedings, 443
  - Visitors, participating in proceedings, 237
- Language
  - Advise against use of words such as "stole", 1676
  - Temperate language, no personal attacks, 1808
  - Unparliamentary, 171, 315, 410, 459, 1406, 1596, 1732, 1810
    - "Deliberately misleading", 1808
    - "Stranger to the truth", 558
    - Withdraw and apologize, 609
  - Withdraw statement and apologize, 557
- Members
  - Athabasca, not to holler across the way, 1510
  - Contain conversations across floor, 397
  - Continue with remarks and accept ruling, 459
  - Conversations
    - No conversing across the way during members' statements, 1187
    - Private, behind the bar, 922, 2005
  - Ministers should make it very clear when they are quoting from a document, 1139
  - Moose Jaw Wakamow, withdraw statement, apologize to House, 51
  - Not interfere with question during oral questions, 363
  - Personal attacks, unacceptable, 1487, 1895
  - Redberry Lake, impugning unworthy motives to member from Prince Albert Northcote, withdraw statement, 1647
  - Reference should be by constituency, title, or position, 13, 52, 101, 208, 659, 865, 932, 1352–53
  - Reference to people's physical attributes, withdraw and apologize, 1407, 1408
  - Reference to presence or absence of members not permitted, 51, 82, 1810, 1987
  - Side debate, desist, 1734
  - Take conversation behind bar, 336, 375
  - Wood River, pay attention to Speaker when Speaker has risen, not to interrupt, 153
- Points of order
  - First Nations University of Canada, official opening celebrations, attendance, Saskatchewan Party, debatable item, not point of order, 1854
  - Members, personal attacks and attacks on character unacceptable, 1652
  - Oral question period, correspondence, departmental public documents, if quoted by a minister must be tabled on request, no requirement for document to be tabled, 1138–39
- Sound system difficulties, May 26, 2003, 1210
Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements - Committee of Finance
- Cannot indirectly infer what the rules do not allow directly, matter of debate, 1934
- Chair, members' remarks should be directed through the Chair, 810, 1834, 1941, 1945
- Decorum, noise level, 1947, 1967
- Language, unparliamentary, 1945
- Language, use temperate language, no personal attacks, 496
- Members
  - Be cautious of language used, 1934
  - Conversations
    - Interesting but item before committee is the consideration of estimates, 1038
    - Private, behind the bar, 844, 1964
    - Private, distracting business of Assembly, 984
  - Food not permitted in Assembly, 872
  - Personal attacks, unacceptable, 984
  - Prince Albert Northcote and Estevan come to order, 1835
Special committees
- See
  - Regulations Committee
  - Rules and Procedures Committee
Special librarians
- See
  - Libraries – International Special Librarians Day
Speech from the Throne
- Consideration, March 19, 2003, moved (Calvert)
  - Calvert, 8
- Content
  - Serby, 80–82
- Critique, 189–90
- Debate
  - See
    - Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
- Purpose, 162
- Reaction, Premier
  - Hermanson, 80–81
- Read by the Lieutenant Governor
  - Lieutenant Governor, 1–8
Sports
- See also specific
  - sports
- Athletics
  - See
    - Athletics
- Estevan Bruins sportsman's dinner and auction, 11th annual, Estevan, March 29, 2003, member's statement
  - Eagles, 326
- Games
  - See
    - Games
- Games program, 120
- Regina Highland Games, May 17, 2003, member's statement
  - Hamilton, 1110
- Rural Sports Hall of Fame, Indian Head, induction dinner, 8th annual, member's statement
  - Toth, 1395
- Saskatchewan First Nations Summer Games
  - 2003, Flying Dust First Nation, hosts, 408
  - Meadow Lake, July 5-10, 2003, Flying Dust First Nation, hosts, member's statement
    - Sonntag, 1772–73
- South East Saskatchewan Association for Culture, Recreation and Sport, annual awards program, 2003, member's statement
  - Toth, 613
- University of Saskatchewan, Huskie Athletic Wall of Fame, Shannon Kekula-Kristiansen, inductee, April 5, 2003, member's statement
  - Lorenz, 1347
Spring (season)
- See
  - Construction industry – Cranes, building sites, Regina, spring 2003
SPUDCO (Saskatchewan Potato Utility Development Company)
- See
  - Potato industry – SPUDCO (Saskatchewan Potato Utility Development Company)
SSTA
- See
  - Saskatchewan School Trustees Association
St. John Ambulance
- Award of Merit, Saskatchewan Council, May 4, 2003, Lloydminster MLA, recipient, member's statement
  - Wiberg, 937
Standing committees
- See
StarTAC
- See
  - Call centres – Regina, proprietary training, StarTAC
Statements by members
- See specific
  - subjects
Status of the Artist Committee
- See
  - Ministerial Advisory Committee on the Status of the Artist
Status of Women Office
- See also
  - Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder – Role of Status of Women Office
- Action Plan for Saskatchewan Women, 1008
- Function, goals, 1006–7
- Funding, staff, 1007
- Policies, programs, interdepartmental, 1008
- Travel expenses, 1007
STC
- See
  - Saskatchewan Transportation Company
STEP
- See
  - Economic development – Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership (STEP)
  - Trade – Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership
Strategic highway infrastructure program
- See
  - Highways and roads – Strategic highway infrastructure program
Student loans
- See
  - Students – Loans
Students
- See also
  - Employment – Student programs
- Bursaries, grants, funding, 245, 317
- Bursaries, scholarships, funding, 5
- Canadian Millennium Scholarship Foundation, local excellence award, Michelle Corbeil, recipient, Ernie Studer School, Loon Lake, member's statement
  - Sonntag, 1894
- Chancellors' Scholarship, University of Saskatchewan, Alana Ormsby, Eston Composite School, recipient, member's statement
  - Dearborn, 1016–17
- Earning exemption, changes, 245, 317
- Enrollment, declining, 305
- Great Canadian Geography Challenge, 2003, provincial finals
  - Adam Baslar, grade 9, St. George School, Wilkie, first place honours, member's statement
    - Lorenz, 1131
  - Estevan participants, member's statement
    - Eagles, 237
- Loans, 317, 1368–69, 1522
  - Canada-Saskatchewan Integrated Student Loans Program, 120, 752, 1369, 1522–23
  - Canadian millennium scholarships, 1523
  - Funding, 245, 341
  - Program enhancements, 4
  - Scholarship exemption, changes, 244, 341
- MathCounts competition, University of Regina, March 8, 2003, 194
- Mathematics, grade 8, Naicam, correction of brainteaser math fact on Nestlé Canada Smarties box, member's statement
  - Draude, 966
- Science fairs
  - Canada-Wide Science Fair, 2003, Calgary, Saskatchewan participants, member's statement
    - Wartman, 1081
  - Canada-Wide Science Fair, 2003, Calgary, Saskatchewan participants, two bronze medals, member's statement
    - Wartman, 1328
  - Regional, Sean Hillacre and Megan Olivier, grade 7, Westberry School, Kindersley, advance to Canada-Wide Science Fair, Calgary, member's statement
    - Dearborn, 360–61
- Shooting for Gold essay contest, Esso Canada sponsor, Cody Reamer, grade 6, Consul School, in top five, member's statement
  - Elhard, 1268
- Students Against Drinking and Driving (SADD), Royal Canadian Mounted Police Leadership awards, Swift Current Comprehensive High School, recipients of three awards, member's statement
  - Wall, 1894
- Troubled, development of case-management strategy, 989
Students Against Drinking and Driving (SADD)
- See
  - Students – Students Against Drinking and Driving (SADD)
SUMA
- See
  - Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA)
Superannuation (Supplementary Provisions) Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 21)
- First reading
  - Melenchuk, 833
- Second reading
  - Krawetz, 1146–47
  - Melenchuk, 948
  - Toth, 1023
  - Weekes, 948
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Krawetz, 1361–62
  - Melenchuk, 1361–62
- Third reading
  - Melenchuk, 1362–63
- Royal Assent, 2019
Supply motions
- See
  - Motions for supply (interim)
Support services 726, 728
Surgery
- See
  - Hospital waiting lists – Surgery
Swedberg, Helen
- See
  - Centenarians – Swedberg, Helen
Swift Current, Sask.
- See
Synchrotron
- Canadian Light Source Inc., 183–84, 752
- Canadian Light Source Inc., opening, 2003, 5