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Calvert, Mr. Lorne (NDP, Saskatoon Riversdale)

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]

Speakers, 25–29

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]

Speakers, 1353–1357

Agriculture, programs

Assistance programs, 1344

Ambulance Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 49)

Second reading, 2319

Budget (2008-9), 794

Commitments, prior to budget speech, 378

Budget (2008, March 19)

Speakers, 573–580

Budget (2009, March 18)

Speakers, 2577–2579

Cabinet

Expenditure limits, accountability and transparency, 1067–1069, 1093–1095, 1130–1131

Cabinet ministers

Advanced Education, Employment and Labour [Norris], accountability, 324–325
Agriculture [Bjornerud], dichotomies, 1614
Corrections, Public Safety and Policing [Hickie]

Call for resignation, 101–102
Policy documents, release, 1614
Responsibilities, 1373–1375

Information records, archival deposit, 1132
Justice and Attorney General [Morgan], public comments, 1132

Central vehicle agency

Vehicle fleet

Fuel-efficient, purchases, 1897–1898

Climate change

Plan, 3032–3033

Condolences

Boldt, David, former MLA, moved (Wall), 237–238
Bowerman, George Reginald Anderson, former MLA, moved (Wall), 239
Feschuk, Michael, former MLA, moved (Wall), 242
Glauser, Calvin Henry [Cal], former MLA, moved (Wall), 244
McLaren, Lorne Aubrey, former MLA, moved (Krawetz), 2147
Merchant, Maria Margharita Sally, former MLA, moved (Wall), 248
Myers, Robert Edward William, former MLA, moved (Wall), 250–251
Robbins, Wesley Albert, former MLA, moved (Krawetz), 1168–1169
Saxinger, Josef, former MLA, moved (Krawetz), 2145
Tchorzewski, Laurence Edwin, former MLA, moved (Krawetz), 2138–2139
Whelan, Edward Charles, former MLA, moved (Wall), 252–253
Wiebe, John Edward Neil, former MLA, moved (Wall), 235–236

Credit Union Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 45)

Second reading, 2319–2320

Crown corporations

Assets, 1342
Investment policy, new, 1406–1408
Outsourcing, Crown corporations and government, 2250
Sask-first policy, 1979

Economic development

Western Canadian economic partnership, 2277–2278

Election Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 59)

Second reading, 2321–2322

Elections, provincial

By-elections

Saskatoon Riversdale constituency, 3107

Promises and post-election actions, 204–205

Electricity

Future needs, public inquiry by Crown and Central Agencies Committee, moved (Cheveldayoff); amendment (Furber), 2898–2899

SaskTel service, outsourcing, 2135–2137

Privacy, 2159–2160
Request for proposal, 2157–2158, 2160–2161

Energy

Costs, relief measures, 1341–1342, 1978–1979
Renewable sources, development plans, 2684
Renewable sources, development, public consultation, 2796–2797
Renewable sources, development, study, 2829–2830

Environment

Sustainability, We are Many, festival, Saskatoon (August 22-24, 2008), member's statement, 98

Executive Council

Estimates (2007-8, March), supplementary, 354–359, 366–368
Estimates (2008-9), main, 1210–1218, 1231–1236
Estimates (2009-10), main, 3037–3042, 3045–3048, 3056–3059, 3064–3066

Families

Needs, 1341

Federal government

Budget, Saskatchewan needs ignored and provincial failure to obtain fair treatment, moved (Calvert), 2163–2165
Equalization, federal transfer program

Non-renewable resource revenues, removal from formula, 166–167, 325–326
Non-renewable resource revenues, removal from formula, moved (Calvert), 327

Relationship with Saskatchewan government, 297–298

First Nations University of Canada

Funding, 2135

Forests and forestry, 1345

Government support, 1771–1772, 2535

Fuel

Price increases, 1343

Gasoline

Prices, relief, 1264–1265, 1287–1289
Taxes, reduce, petition, 3099

Government

Contracts, Garven & Associates, 2967–2969
Performance, 1315–1319, 1977–1981, 2250–2251
Prosperity, beneficial measures for citizens, 1345
Relationship with federal government, 1774, 2072–2073
Transparency, 2190, 2536, 2571–2572

Greenhouse gas mitigation, 3078–3079

Cap-and-trade system, 1773

Growth and Financial Security Fund

Balance, 2361–2362

Health care

Patient-first review

Consultations, public and health care workers, 1630–1631

Homophobia

Comments (1991), Member of Parliament for Regina-Lumsden-Lake Centre, 598–599

Housing

Availability, 1342–1343

Housing, affordable

Availability, 1772

Intergovernmental Affairs

Estimates (2008-9), main, N91–98
Estimates (2009-10), main, N298–301

Labour legislation

Public service essential services, opposition to, member's statement, 1144
Trade Union Amendment Act, and public service essential services, legislation, consultation, 324

Legislative Assembly

Hours of sitting

Assembly and standing committees, varied on interim basis, first session, moved (Gantefoer); amendment (Yates), 738–741

Legislative Assembly members

Presentation

Cumberland constituency [Vermette], 1323

Tribute to Hon. Lorne Calvert for 22 years of service, moved (Atkinson), 3114–3117

Livestock industry

Crisis, request federal and provincial government support, moved (Calvert); amendment (Bjornerud), 1810–1811

Livestock industry, producers

Government support, 1771, 1802–1803

Long-term care

Availability, 1343

Ministerial statements [Session 2]

Post-secondary education

Saskatchewan Scholarship of Honour, returning soldiers, spouses and offspring of returning or killed soldiers (Wall), 2010

Nuclear energy

Development, dependency on export, 2699–2700
Development, public consultation, 2653–2654, 2682–2684, 2715–2716, 2764–2765, 2796
Feasibility study, Bruce Power, 1944, 2651–2653
Government consultation with Aboriginal peoples, 1928
Government investment, 1928–1929, 1942–1944, 1980–1981

Official opposition

Role, member's statement, 14

Post-secondary education

Saskatchewan Scholarship of Honour, returning soldiers, spouses and offspring of returning or killed soldiers, ministerial statement (Wall), 2010

Post-secondary students

Loans, 1344

Premier

Political staff, costs and election promises, 227–229

Property tax

Education tax

Relief, long-term, 2074

Pulp and paper mills

Prince Albert

Memorandum of understanding with Domtar, 15–17, 101–102
Reopen, 102–103

Question period [Session 1]

Budget (2008-9), 794
Budget (2008-9), commitments, prior to budget speech, 378
Cabinet ministers

Advanced Education, Employment and Labour [Norris], accountability, 324–325
Corrections, Public Safety and Policing [Hickie], call for resignation, 101–102
Information records, archival deposit, 1132
Justice and Attorney General [Morgan], public comments, 1132

Cabinet, expenditure limits, accountability and transparency, 1067–1069, 1093–1095, 1130–1131
Elections, provincial, promises and post-election actions, 204–205
Federal government, equalization, federal transfer program, non-renewable resource revenues, removal from formula, 166–167, 325–326
Federal government, relationship with Saskatchewan government, 297–298
Gasoline, prices, relief, 1264–1265, 1287–1289
Government, performance, 1315–1319
Homophobia, comments (1991), Member of Parliament for Regina-Lumsden-Lake Centre, 598–599
Labour legislation

Trade Union Amendment Act, and public service essential services, legislation, consultation, 324

Premier, political staff, costs and election promises, 227–229
Pulp and paper mills, Prince Albert

Memorandum of understanding with Domtar, 15–17, 101–102
Reopen, 102–103

Station 20 West, Saskatoon, decision on funding, 408–410, 597–598, 727–728
Trade, interprovincial agreement (TILMA), Alberta and British Columbia, 988–990

Question period [Session 2]

Agriculture, programs

Assistance programs, 1344

Cabinet ministers

Agriculture [Bjornerud], dichotomies, 1614
Corrections, Public Safety and Policing [Hickie], policy documents, release, 1614
Corrections, Public Safety and Policing [Hickie], responsibilities, 1373–1375

Central vehicle agency

Vehicle fleet, fuel-efficient, purchases, 1897–1898

Crown corporations

Assets, 1342
Investment policy, new, 1406–1408
Outsourcing, Crown corporations and government, 2250
Sask-first policy, 1979

Economic development

Western Canadian economic partnership, 2277–2278

Elections, provincial, by-election, Saskatoon Riversdale constituency, 3107
Email, SaskTel service, outsourcing, 2135–2137

Privacy, 2159–2160
Request for proposal, 2157–2158, 2160–2161

Energy

Families, needs, 1341
First Nations University of Canada, funding, 2135
Forests and forestry, 1345

Government support, 1771–1772, 2535

Fuel, price increases, 1343
Government

Contracts, Garven & Associates, 2967–2969
Performance, 1977–1981, 2250–2251
Prosperity, beneficial measures for citizens, 1345
Relationship with federal government, 1774, 2072–2073
Transparency, 2190, 2536, 2571–2572

Greenhouse gas mitigation, 3078–3079

Cap-and-trade system, 1773

Growth and Financial Security Fund, balance, 2361–2362
Health care

Patient-first review, consultations, public and health care workers, 1630–1631

Housing

Availability, 1342–1343

Housing, affordable

Availability, 1772

Livestock industry, producers, government support, 1771, 1802–1803
Long-term care, availability, 1343
Nuclear energy

Post-secondary students

Financial assistance, 1344

Property tax

Relief, long-term, 2074

Saskatchewan Power Corporation, infrastructure investment, plans, 2469–2470
SaskEnergy, investment, Heritage Gas Limited, 1613–1614
Station 20 West, Saskatoon, restore funding, 1773, 3106
Telephones, conference call services, SaskTel, outsourcing, 2161, 2202
Telephones, directory, EZ Finder, sale, 2249
Telephones, directory, EZ Finder, sale and preferred shares, Canpages, 2188–2189, 2202–2203
Uranium Development Partnership

Mandate, 2608–2609
Report, consulting firm assistance, 2621–2622

Utilities, rates, 1473–1475

Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Infrastructure investment, plans, 2469–2470

SaskEnergy Inc.

Investment, Heritage Gas Limited, 1613–1614

Speaker (Toth)

Election, 2

Station 20 West, Saskatoon

Decision on funding, 408–410, 597–598, 727–728
Restore funding, 1773, 3106
Restore funding, petition, 594–595

Stephen and Michelene Worobetz Foundation Amendment Act (No. 902), B7

Second reading, 2654–2655
Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2889
Third reading, 2889

Telephones

Conference call services, SaskTel, outsourcing, 2161, 2202
Directory, EZ Finder, sale, 2249
Directory, EZ Finder, sale and preferred shares, Canpages, 2188–2189, 2202–2203

Trade

Interprovincial agreement (TILMA), Alberta and British Columbia, 988–990

University of Saskatchewan Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 73)

Second reading, 2317–2318

Uranium Development Partnership

Mandate, 2608–2609
Report, consulting firm assistance, 2621–2622

Utilities, rates, 1473–1475
Young Men's Christian Association

Saskatoon, YMCA Peace Medallion (2008), Maureen Strawson, recipient, member's statement, 1796

Chartier, Ms. Danielle (NDP, Saskatoon Riversdale)

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]

Speakers, 3360–3364

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]

Speakers, 5917–5921

Arts and culture

Provincial cultural policy, new, ministerial statement (Duncan), 4294

Badminton

Masters National Badminton championships (2011), Saskatoon players' achievements, member's statement, 7600

Budget (2011, March 23)

Speakers, 6996–7000

Cities and towns

Main Street Saskatchewan program, ministerial statement (Hutchinson), 7245

Cost of living

Increase, 3135–3136

Cross-country skiing

Sit-ski, Colette Bourgonje, Saskatoon, silver medallist, 2010 Winter Paralympics, member's statement, 4228

Debating

Saskatchewan Elocution and Debate Association, finals (2011), Campbell Collegiate, Regina, member's statement, 7115

Emergency 911 System Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 99)

Second reading, 3783

Entrepreneurs

Jeweller, Rachel Mielke, recognition, member's statement, 7554

Environmental Management and Protection Act, 2009 (No. 121)

Second reading, 4126–4129

Film industry

Decline, 4408–4409, 4471
Film employment tax credit, changes, and closure of Saskatchewan Communications Network, petition, 4484, 4515, 4576–4577, 4638, 4672, 4701, 4759, 4852, 4882, 4916, 4951, 4963, 4994, 5103, 5173, 5251, 5629
Government support, 4641–4642, 4831–4832
Provincial funding, 7070–7071
Significance, government recognition, petition, 4823–4824

Fundraising

Telemiracle, Kinsmen (March 6-7, 2010), member's statement, 3977–3978

Graduates

Graduate retention program

Include master's and Ph.D. graduates, petition, 3976, 4101, 4133, 4165, 4227–4228, 4287, 4318, 4347, 4405, 4466

Health care

Community health, student wellness initiative toward community health (SWITCH), Saskatoon, member's statement, 4166

Health care services

Rural, commendation, moved (Weekes); questions and comments, 4335
Rural, government abandonment, moved (Junor); questions and comments, 4150

Housing

Wolf Willow Cohousing project, Saskatoon, member's statement, 7179

Housing, programs

Five, member's statement, 6973

Income Tax Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 149)

Second reading, 6799–6800

Justice and Attorney General

Estimates (2011-12), main, N678–679

Justices of the Peace Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 112)

Second reading, 4796–4798

Leadership

Women's Executive Network top 100 list, Dr. Vianne Timmons and Dr. Anne Doig, member's statement, 6312

Legislative Assembly

Sittings, Assembly and standing committees, varied on interim basis for remainder of third session, 26th legislature, moved (Harrison); amendment (Taylor); further amendment (D'Autremont), 5022–5025

Litter Control Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 144)

Second reading, 6681–6682

Lotteries

Proceeds, distribution, five-year agreement with Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund, ministerial statement (Duncan), 3168

Medical personnel

Health care workers

Collective bargaining, contentious issues, 3167

Midwives

Funding, training, licensing, petition, 5331, 5391, 5403, 5471–5472, 5504, 5536–5537, 5549, 5610, 5655
International Day of Midwives

(May 5, 2010), member's statement, 5393

Ministerial statements [Session 3]

Arts and culture

Provincial cultural policy, new (Duncan), 4294

Lotteries

Proceeds, distribution, five-year agreement with Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund (Duncan), 3168

Ministerial statements [Session 4]

Cities and towns

Main Street Saskatchewan program (Hutchinson), 7245

Parks, provincial

New, consideration and consultation (Hutchinson), 7309–7310

Sports

Sport participation initiative (Hutchinson), 6379–6380

Museums

Children's Discovery Museum, Saskatoon, member's statement, 3768
Royal Canadian Mounted Police Heritage Centre, Regina, funding, member's statement, 5767

Natural Resources Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 155)

Second reading, 7227–7228

New Democratic Party (Saskatchewan)

Convention, Prince Albert (March 26-28, 2010), member's statement, 4515–4516
Convention, Regina (March 26-27, 2011), member's statement, 6912

Parks, provincial

New, consideration and consultation, ministerial statement (Hutchinson), 7309–7310

Provincial Court Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 153)

Second reading, 6099, 6158–6160

Provincial Court Consequential Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 154)

Second reading, 6160–6161

Public speaking

Le Concours d'art oratoire, divisional championships (2011), Saskatoon, member's statement, 7362

Public welfare

Government financial support, recognition, moved (Eagles), 3964–3966
Government financial support, recognition, moved (Eagles); questions and comments, 3967

Question period [Session 3]

Cost of living, increase, 3135–3136
Film industry, decline, 4408–4409, 4471
Film industry, government support, 4641–4642, 4831–4832
Medical personnel

Health care workers, collective bargaining, contentious issues, 3167

Saskatchewan Communications Network, closure, 4886–4887, 5257–5258
Saskatchewan Communications Network, closure, costs, 4831
Schools, capital funding and projects

Projects, funding and status, 3741

Tourism, Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, programs, funding, changes, 3954

Question period [Session 4]

Film industry, provincial funding, 7070–7071
Recreation facilities, seniors' centres, funding assistance, 7457

Recreational facilities

Seniors' centres, funding assistance, 7457
Seniors' centres, funding assistance, petition, 7451

Rent control

Implementation request, petition, 3884, 7683

Saskatchewan Communications Network

Closure, 4886–4887, 5257–5258
Closure, costs, 4831
Member's statement, 4639–4640

Saskatchewan Human Rights Code Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 160)

Second reading, 6327–6330

SaskEnergy Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 105)

Second reading, 5287–5289

Schools

Montgomery School, Saskatoon, recognition in Today's Parent magazine, member's statement, 3437

Schools, capital funding and projects

Projects

Funding and status, 3741

Social Services Ministry

Estimates (2011-12), main, U1259–1260, U1441

Softball

Canadian championships, Saskatchewan achievements, member's statement, 3410

Sports

Sport participation initiative, ministerial statement (Hutchinson), 6379–6380

Toleration

International Day for Tolerance (November 16, 2009), member's statement, 3575

Tourism

Saskatchewan Tourism Awards of Excellence gala, Saskatoon (March 15, 2010), member's statement, 4288

Tourism, Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry

Estimates (2010-11), main, N524–528, N530–542
Estimates (2011-12), main, N715–723
Programs, funding, changes, 3954

Tributes

Rendall, Lisa, former C95 broadcaster and breast cancer awareness advocate, member's statement, 7268

University of Saskatchewan

Technology Week (November 1-5, 2010), Darwyn Peachey, keynote speaker, member's statement, 6103

Wildlife Habitat Protection (Land Designation) Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 132)

Second reading, 5558–5567

Winter games

Saskatchewan First Nations Winter Games (2010), Saskatoon, member's statement, 4761

Women

International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women

(November 25, 2010), member's statement, 6220

Cheveldayoff, Hon. Ken (Saskatchewan Party, Saskatoon Silver Springs; Minister of Crown Corporations; Minister of Enterprise; Minister of First Nations and Métis Relations)

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]

Speakers, 158–161

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]

Speakers, 1377–1380

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]

Speakers, 3373–3377

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]

Speakers, 5781–5785

Athletes

Fundraising, Olympic athletes, Gold Medal Plates cooking competition, member's statement, 5768

Automobile insurance

Rates, increase, 2680

Automobiles

Fuel-efficient, government rebate, 2695
Licence plate sales, official Saskatchewan Roughrider plates, member's statement, 5656–5657

Budget (2008, March 19)

Speakers, 558–561

Budget (2009, March 18)

Speakers, 2500–2503

Budget (2011, March 23)

Speakers, 6981–6984

Cabinet ministers

Crown corporations [Cheveldayoff], conflict of interest, allegation, 1284–1285

Cancer

Breast

Breast Friends organization, participation in Dragon's Den CBC television program, member's statement, 6471
Fundraising, Breast Friends organization, cookbook, Breast Wishes from Breast Friends, member's statement, 1007

Carbon sequestration

Project, Saskatchewan-Montana, costs, 2966–2967

Chambers of commerce

Regina, Paragon Awards (April 7, 2011), member's statement, 7239

Corporate Capital Tax Act (No. 38)

Second reading, 1057

Crown corporations

Employees, changes in status, 135
Government record, 3101–3102, 3106
Investment policy, new, 1406–1408, 1628–1629
Investment policy, new, ministerial statement (Cheveldayoff), 1409
Investments, out-of-province, 1405–1406
Management, 1440–1442
Outsourcing, Crown corporations and government, 2250

Crown Corporations Ministry

Estimates (2008-9), statutory, C57–59

Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan

Estimates (2008-9, November 2008) supplementary, carbon capture and storage project, C87–91

DirectWest

SaskTel subsidiary, proposed sale, 1965–1966

Drivers' licences

Enhanced

And enhanced identification cards, privacy issues, 2198–2199
Privacy issues, 2216–2217
Remove from Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 72), 2217

Electricity

Clean coal technology

Generating stations, project, 1799–1800
Generating stations, project, cost, 536–537, 1438–1440

Future needs, public inquiry by Crown and Central Agencies Committee, moved (Cheveldayoff); amendment (Furber), 2889–2892
Rates, SaskPower, 2007, 2828, 2883–2885

Increase, 1187, 2618–2619
Saskatchewan rate review panel recommendations, 2860–2861

Saskatchewan and Manitoba governments, discussions, 2279–2280

Energy

Future needs, comprehensive study and public consultation, Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 2944–2946
Renewable sources, 3032
Renewable sources, development, public consultation, 2779–2781

Enterprise Saskatchewan, 5615

Chief executive officer, interim and former, 5431–5432
Estimates (2010-11), main, E573–582

Ethanol

Ethanol fuel rebate program, consultation, 5554–5556

First Nations and Métis Relations Ministry

Estimates (2011-12), main, N637–657, N659–660, N662, N735, N737–740

Floods

Red Earth Cree Nation, long-term solution, 7502–7503

Football

Saskatchewan Roughriders

Grey Cup game, good wishes, member's statement, 6221
Western Division champions, and Saskatoon Hilltops, Canadian Junior Football League champions (2010), member's statement, 5995

Government

Projects, large, planning and financing, 4106–4107

Hockey

World Junior Hockey Championships (2010), member's statement, 2275

Hospital and health foundations

Children's Health & Hospital Foundation gala (2009), Saskatoon, member's statement, 2866–2867

Income Tax Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 35)

Second reading, 1056–1057

Internet

Broadband service, expansion, residential; cellular telephone service, expansion, residential, ministerial statement (Cheveldayoff), 1900–1901

Investments

And pension funds, government, Crowns and private sector, management, 2359

Labour Market Commission Repeal Act (No. 106), E496–498

First reading, 3442
Second reading, 3585
Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 5182
Third reading, 5182

Land Titles Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 57), C150–152

First reading, 1663
Second reading, 1680–1681
Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2625
Third reading, 2625

Laptop computers

Albert Community School, Regina, one-to-one laptop project funded by Information Services Corporation, ministerial statement (Cheveldayoff), 2599

Lupus

World Lupus Day (May 10, 2011), member's statement, 7566

Mining industry

Taxation incentives, ministerial statement (Cheveldayoff), 3954–3955

Ministerial statements [Session 1]

Natural gas

SaskEnergy service, northern Saskatchewan, expansion (Cheveldayoff), 796–797

Ministerial statements [Session 2]

Crown corporations

Investment policy, new (Cheveldayoff), 1409

Internet

Broadband service, expansion, residential; cellular telephone service, expansion, residential (Cheveldayoff), 1900–1901

Laptop computers

Albert Community School, Regina, one-to-one laptop project funded by Information Services Corporation (Cheveldayoff), 2599

Natural gas

Purification process, new, SaskEnergy funding (Cheveldayoff), 2470–2471
Rates, decrease (Cheveldayoff), 2204–2205, 2536–2537

Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Infrastructure investment, plans (Cheveldayoff), 2406–2407

Saskatchewan Telecommunications

Investment, network infrastructure (Cheveldayoff), 3006

Saskatchewan Transportation Company

Security measures for drivers and passengers (Cheveldayoff), 1929–1930
Services, expansion, northeast Saskatchewan (Cheveldayoff), 1743

Telephones

High-speed Internet service, expansion, residential; cellular telephone service, expansion, residential (Cheveldayoff), 1900–1901

Ministerial statements [Session 3]

Mining industry,

Taxation incentives (Cheveldayoff), 3954–3955

Ministerial statements [Session 4]

Sports

North American Indigenous Games (2014), Regina, host (Cheveldayoff), 7642

Natural gas

Purification process, new, SaskEnergy funding, ministerial statement (Cheveldayoff), 2470–2471
Rates, 1659–1660, 2007
Rates, decrease, ministerial statement (Cheveldayoff), 2204–2205, 2536–2537
SaskEnergy service, northern Saskatchewan, expansion, ministerial statement (Cheveldayoff), 796–797

Northern Saskatchewan

Cost of living, 1262

Nuclear energy

Development, public consultation, 2764–2765, 2796
Reactor site, SaskPower report, 1247–1248
Reactor sites, 1260–1261

Points of order [Session 4]

Language

Inappropriate, use of the word bullshit, 7505

Public service

Canada, retirement, David James, Western Economic Diversification, member's statement, 1160

Public speaking

Provincial 4-H competition (April 4, 2009), Blaine Lake, member's statement, 2679

Question period [Session 1]

Cabinet ministers

Crown Corporations [Cheveldayoff], conflict of interest, allegation, 1284–1285

Crown corporations, employees, changes in status, 135
Electricity, clean coal technology, generating stations, project, cost, 536–537
Electricity, rates, SaskPower, increase, 1187
Northern Saskatchewan, cost of living, 1262
Nuclear energy, reactor site, SaskPower report, 1247–1248
Nuclear energy, reactor sites, 1260–1261
Saskatchewan Government Insurance, investments, out-of-province, 987, 1037
Saskatchewan Government Insurance, rebates to drivers, 987
Saskatchewan Telecommunications, board chair, conflict of interest, allegation, 1284
Saskatchewan Telecommunications, investments, Navigata Communications, sale of, 1067
Utilities, rates, lowest bundle in Canada, maintain, 1187–1188
Wind power, 1048–1049

Question period [Session 2]

Automobile insurance, rates, increase, 2680
Automobiles

Fuel-efficient, government rebate, 2695

Carbon sequestration, project, Saskatchewan-Montana, costs, 2966–2967
Crown corporations

Government record, 3106
Investment policy, new, 1406–1408, 1628–1629
Investments, out of province, 1405–1406
Management, 1440–1442
Outsourcing, Crown corporations and government, 2250

DirectWest, SaskTel subsidiary, proposed sale, 1965–1966
Drivers' licences, enhanced, and enhanced identification cards, privacy issues, 2198–2199
Drivers' licences, enhanced, privacy issues, 2216–2217
Drivers' licences, enhanced, remove from Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 72), 2217
Electricity

Clean coal technology, generating stations, project, 1799–1800
Clean coal technology, generating stations, project, cost, 1438–1440
Rates, SaskPower, 2007, 2828, 2883–2885
Rates, SaskPower, regular increases, 2618–2619
Rates, SaskPower, Saskatchewan rate review panel recommendations, 2860–2861
Saskatchewan and Manitoba governments, discussions, 2279–2280

Energy

Future needs, comprehensive study and public consultation, Crown Corporations Committee, 2944–2946
Renewable sources, 3032
Renewable sources, development, public consultation, 2779–2781

Investments and pension funds, government, Crowns and private sector, management, 2359
Natural gas, rates, 1659–1660, 2007
Nuclear energy

Development, public consultation, 2764–2765, 2796

Saskatchewan Government Insurance, investments, sale, 1628
Saskatchewan Government Insurance, management, 1441
Saskatchewan Power Corporation, infrastructure investment, plans, 2469–2470
Saskatchewan Power Corporation, investment sale, Muskeg River mine cogeneration station, 1610–1611
Saskatchewan Telecommunications, services and outsourcing, 2280–2281
SaskEnergy, investment, Heritage Gas Limited, 1614
SaskWater

Layoffs, 2467
Services, 2201–2202, 2466–2467, 3103
Services, residential and industrial, viability, 2214–2216, 2247–2248

Telephones, conference call services, SaskTel, outsourcing, 2187, 2202
Telephones, directory, EZ Finder, sale, 2249
Telephones, directory, EZ Finder, sale and preferred shares, Canpages, 2187–2189, 2202–2203
Uranium Development Partnership

Report, public consultation, 2779

Utilities, rates, 1370–1371, 1404–1405
Waste management, nuclear, storage, 2795–2796
Water quality

Duck Lake, rates, government financial assistance, 2185–2186, 2532–2533

Question period [Session 3]

Enterprise Saskatchewan, 5615
Enterprise Saskatchewan, chief executive officer, interim and former, 5431–5432
Ethanol, ethanol fuel rebate program, consultation, 5554–5556
Government, projects, large, planning and financing, 4106–4107
Seniors, volunteer centres, financial assistance, 3440
Stadiums, new, Regina, costs, 3462–3463
Trade

New West Partnership Trade Agreement, 5300–5301

Question period [Session 4]

Floods, Red Earth Cree Nation, long-term solution, 7502–7503

Radio

Steve Shannon, broadcaster, CJWW, Saskatoon, member's statement, 4639

Saskatchewan Government Insurance

Investments, out-of-province, 987, 1037
Investments, sale, 1628
Management, 1441
Rebates to drivers, 987

Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation

Estimates (2009-10), statutory, lending and investing activities, C153

Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Estimates (2008-9, November 2008), statutory, supplementary, lending and investing activities, C91
Estimates (2009-10), statutory, lending and investing activities, C153–158
Infrastructure investment, plans, 2469–2470
Infrastructure investment, plans, ministerial statement (Cheveldayoff), 2406–2407
Investment sale, Muskeg River mine cogeneration station, 1610–1611

Saskatchewan Telecommunications

Board Chair, conflict of interest, allegation, 1284
Estimates (2009-10), statutory, lending and investing activities, C158–160
Investment, network infrastructure, ministerial statement (Cheveldayoff), 3006
Investments, Navigata Communications, sale of, 1067
Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v.1, ch.11, C101, C103–104

Services and outsourcing, 2280–2281

Saskatchewan Transportation Company

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v.1, ch.12, C104–105

Security measures for drivers and passengers, ministerial statement (Cheveldayoff), 1929–1930
Services, expansion, northeast Saskatchewan, ministerial statement (Cheveldayoff), 1743

SaskEnergy Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 105), C933–935, C940–943, C945–962

First reading, 3442
Second reading, 3583
Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 5557
Third reading, 5557–5558

SaskEnergy Inc.

Estimates (2008-9, November 2008), statutory, supplementary, lending and investing activities, C92
Estimates (2008-9, March 2009), statutory, supplementary, lending and investing activities, C120–121
Estimates (2009-10), statutory, lending and investing activities, C162–163
Estimates (2010-11), statutory, lending and investing activities, C906–907
Investment, Heritage Gas Limited, 1614

SaskWater

Estimates (2009-10), statutory, lending and investing activities, C160–162
Layoffs, 2467
Provincial Auditor's reports

(2006) v.1, ch.12, C107–109

Services, 2201–2202, 2466–2467, 3103
Services, residential and industrial, viability, 2214–2216, 2247–2248

Seniors

Volunteer centres, financial assistance, 3440

Sports

Bloski, Joe, recipient, Canadian Sport Tourism Alliance PRESTIGE Award (2010), member's statement, 5630
North American Indigenous Games (2014), Regina, host, ministerial statement (Cheveldayoff), 7642

Stadiums

New, Regina, costs, 3462–3463

Telephones

Conference call services, SaskTel, outsourcing, 2187, 2202
Directory, EZ Finder, sale, 2249
Directory, EZ Finder, sale and preferred shares, Canpages, 2187–2189, 2202–2203
High-speed Internet service, expansion, residential; cellular telephone service, expansion, residential, ministerial statement (Cheveldayoff), 1900–1901

Trade

New West Partnership Trade Agreement, 5300–5301

Traffic Safety (Volunteer Firefighters) Amendment Act (No. 82)

Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2334
Third reading, 2335

Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 72)

First reading, 1775
Second reading, 1868–1869

Uranium Development Partnership

Report, public consultation, 2779

Utilities, rates, 1370–1371, 1404–1405

Lowest bundle in Canada, maintain, 1187–1188

Vital Statistics Act, 2008 (No. 54), C195, C200–201

Second reading, 1602–1603
Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2887
Amendments, first and second readings, 2887–2888
Third reading, 2888

Vital Statistics Administration Transfer Act (No. 28), C61–62

First reading, 826
Second reading, 996–997
Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1150
Third reading, 1150

Vital Statistics Consequential Amendments Act, 2008 (No. 55), C205

Second reading, 1604
Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2888
Third reading, 2888

Volunteers

CTV Saskatoon Citizen of the Year (2010), Lisa Rendall, recipient, member's statement, 6730–6731

Waste management

Nuclear, storage, 2795–2796

Water quality

Duck Lake

Rates, government financial assistance, 2185–2186, 2532–2533

Wind power, 1048–1049

Chisholm, Mr. Michael (Saskatchewan Party, Cut Knife-Turtleford)

Accidents

Canoe capsize, Atton's Lake, rescue effort (October 10, 2008), member's statement, 1702

Active Families Benefit Act (No. 33)

Report without amendment, moved (Chisholm), N161

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]

Speakers, 153–155

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]

Speakers, 1528–1531

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]

Speakers, 3330–3332

Advanced Education and Employment Department

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v.3, ch.2, P24

Advanced Education, Employment and Labour Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2008) v.3, ch.2, P207–208
(2009) v.3, ch.2, P345

Agreements of Sale Cancellation Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 44), N333–334

Report with amendment, moved (Chisholm), N334

Agriculture and Food Department

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v.1, ch.2 and v.3, ch.3, P88–91

Agriculture Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2008) v.3, ch.3, P158, P160

Ancient Order of Melchizedeq, Inc. Act (No. 903), B12–13, B15

Fees, remit, moved (Chisholm), B15

Animal Protection Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 148), E697
Budget (2009, March 18)

Speakers, 2433–2434

Cadets

Recognition for excellence, three Saskatchewan squadrons, member's statement, 6312–6313

CCAF-FCVI Inc.

Information session, reporting and accountability of public accounts committees, P247–248

Community Resources Department

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v. 3, ch.5, P36–39

Condolences

Hopfner, Michael Alfred, former MLA, moved (Wall), 3989–3990

Construction industry

Projects, The Battlefords, member's statement, 4320

Correctional Services Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 158), N619–620
Corrections, Public Safety and Policing Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2009) v.1, ch.3, P321, P323–325, P327–328

Credit Union Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 2) (No. 101)

Report without amendment, moved (Chisholm), N458

Culture, Youth and Recreation Department

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v.3, ch.6, P96

Cystic fibrosis

Cystic Fibrosis Month (May 2010), member's statement, 5611

Economy

Status, member's statement, 4135
Strength

Member's statement, 4229

Economy, growth

Conference Board of Canada outlook (2009), member's statement, 2069
Member's statement, 7362–7363

Education Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 29)

Report without amendment, moved (Chisholm), N148

Education Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2008) v.3, ch.5, P203–205
(2009) v.3, ch.4, P347–348, P350

Election Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 161)

Report without amendment, moved (Chisholm), N777

Emergency 911 System Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 99)

Report without amendment, moved (Chisholm), N409

Energy

Renewable sources, development, public consultation and overall benefits, moved (Taylor); questions and comments, 2665

Enforcement of Money Judgments Act (No. 129), N469, N475–476

Report with amendment, moved (Chisholm), N477

Environment Department

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v.3, ch.7, P73–74

Environment Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2008) v.3, ch.6, P213–216

Finance Department

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v.3, ch.9, P77–79, P82

Finance Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2008) v.1, ch.5, P121–123
(2008) v.3, ch.7, P223–225
(2009) v.1, ch.5, P305–306
(2010) v.1, ch.8, P526

First Nations and Métis Relations Department

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v.3, ch.10, P28

First Nations and Métis Relations Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2008) v.3, ch.8, P185–186

Government

Vision, lack of in forestry, and breaking promises to rural Saskatchewan, moved (Atkinson); questions and comments, 1992

Government financial management

Accounting standards, change to generally accepted accounting principles for GRF's financial statements, moved (Wotherspoon), P526

Government Services Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2008) v.3, ch.9, P235
(2009) v.1, ch.6, P316–318

Group homes

Maidstone Group Home Society Inc., nomination for Donner Canadian Foundation Award, member's statement, 1924

Health Department

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v.3, ch.11, P42, P44–46, P50

Health Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2008) v.1, ch.7, P111
(2008) v.3, ch.10, P161–162, P165, P167–173, P170–176

Highways and Transportation Department

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v.3, ch.12, P64

Hockey

Maidstone Pee Wee Jets, member's statement, 388

Income tax

Personal (2008), savings, member's statement, 2913

Information Technology Office

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2009) v.1, ch.7, P277, P279

Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee

Reports

Third, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Chisholm), N180
Sixth, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Chisholm), N228
Ninth, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Chisholm), N618

Justice and Attorney General

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2008) v.3, ch.13, P218–219

Justice Department

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v.3, ch.15, P130

Learning Department

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v.3, ch.16, P63

Legislative Assembly members

Inappropriate language, apologies and resignation as Legislative Secretary to Premier, member's statement, 1257
Personal statements (May 19, 2011), 7700

Local Government Election Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 162)

Report without amendment, moved (Chisholm), N787

Low-income people

The Battlefords, housing and fundraising events, member's statement, 3708

Milk Control Board

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2009) v.1, ch.2, P298–301

Miscellaneous Statutes (Streamlining Government) Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 139)

Report without amendment, moved (Chisholm), N520

Municipal Affairs Ministry

Estimates (2008-9), main, N153
Estimates (2009-10, March 2010), supplementary, N506

Nature conservation

Lieutenant Governor's Greenwing Conservation Award (2009), Gregg Sheppard, recipient, member's statement, 3851

Northern Affairs Department

Note: Merged with First Nations and Métis Relations Ministry (November 2007).

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v.3, ch.18, recommendations, P31

Northern Municipalities Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 2) (No. 64), N211–212
Oil industry

Petrobank Energy and Resources Ltd., heavy oil project, member's statement, 3225

Oyate Safe House, Regina

Provincial Auditor's special report

(2006) v.3, ch.4B, Report to the Standing Committee on Public Accounts Regarding Oyate ataya WaKanyeja OwicaKiyapi Inc., P33–35

Personal Property Security Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 102)

Report without amendment, moved (Chisholm), N466

Police Amendment Act, 2011 (No. 164), N698
Population

Increase, member's statement, 2566

Potash industry

And oil industry, renationalization, opposition to, moved (Chisholm), 2745–2747

Profits of Criminal Notoriety Act (No. 94)

Report without amendment, moved (Chisholm), N373

Provincial Auditor

Annual report (2008-9), P329
Estimates (2008-9), main, P8–9
Estimates (2009-10), main, P182–183, P229, P257
Estimates (2010-11), main, P330–332, P334–335

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v.2

Understanding the finances of the government, P58

(2008) v.2

Understanding the finances of the government, P143, P145–146, P148

Provincial Capital Commission Office

Estimates (2010-11), main, N516

Provincial Comptroller, P13, P15
Provincial Court Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 51)

Report without amendment, moved (Chisholm), N345

Provincial Court Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 153)

Report without amendment, moved (Chisholm), N694

Public Accounts Committee (PAC)

Provincial Auditor

Fred Wendel, appreciation for distinguished service, moved (Chisholm), P343
Position, Committee Clerk report on recommended selection process, moved (Chisholm), P337

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v.3, ch.25, P94
(2008) v.3, ch.21, P209–210

Public Service Commission

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v.3, ch.20, P231
(2008) v.1, ch.9, P231
(2008) v.3, ch.15, P232–233
(2009) v.1, ch.9, P285, P288

Regional Economic and Co-operative Development Department

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v. 3, ch.21, P149

Remembrance Day

(November 11, 2009), member's statement, 3520
Member's statement, 5969

Residential Tenancies Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 62), N207–208
Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 137)

Report without amendment, moved (Chisholm), N482

Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v.3, ch.17, P68
(2008) v.3, ch.14, P262–263
(2009) v.1, ch.8, P283

Saskatchewan Research Council

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v.3, ch.24, P105
(2008) v.1, ch.11 and v.3, ch.17, P153–155
(2009) v.1, ch.12, P319

Securities Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 42)

Report without amendment, moved (Chisholm), N202

Social Services Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2008) v.3, ch.18, P192, P198–199, P201

St. Patrick's Day

Recognition (2009), member's statement, 2327

Statutes and Regulations Revision Act (No. 30)

Report without amendment, moved (Chisholm), N112

Students

Kelsey Wilkinson, Maidstone, selected for Absolute Leadership Development program, member's statement, 2762

Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 70)

Report without amendment, moved (Chisholm), N293

Tartan Day

Recognition

(April 6, 2008), member's statement, 595
(April 6, 2009), member's statement, 2678
(April 6, 2011), member's statement, 7114

Teachers' Superannuation Commission

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2008) v.1, ch.3, P114–116
(2009) v.1, ch.4, P290, P292–294

Tourism, Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2009) v.1, ch.16, P309–311

Trustee Act, 2008 (No. 52)

Report without amendment, moved (Chisholm), N256

Workers' Compensation Board

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2007) v.1, ch.9, P21
(2008) v.3, ch.19, P188