Hansard Speaker Index - 28th Legislature

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D'Autremont, Mr. Dan (Sask Party, Cannington)
- An Act to Reduce Salaries of Members of the Legislative Assembly, 2017 (No. 47)
  - Report without amendment, 2140–2141
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 149–151
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 2614–2617
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 4508–4510
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Motion for consideration
    - Moved, 6083
  - Speakers, 6079–6083
- Administration of Estates Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 187)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (D'Autremont), N681
- Adoption Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 16)
  - Report without amendment, 1464
- Budget, June 1, 2016
  - Speakers, 377–379
- Budget, March 22, 2017
  - Speakers, 1995–1997
- Budget, April 10, 2018
  - Speakers, 3790–3793
- Budget, 2019-20
  - Balanced with no new taxes or tax increases, government commendation, moved (Stewart), 5989–5991
    - Questions and comments 5995
- Budget, March 20, 2019
  - Speakers, 5550–5552
- Canadian Armed Forces
  - Geo-memorial program dedication
    - Jordens Coulee honouring Corporal Wilfred Jordens, member's statement, 4757
- Canadian Revival Training Centre Act, 2018 (No. 903)
  - Committee discussion
    - Fees, remit, moved (D'Autremont), B9
- Cancer Agency Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 13)
  - Report with amendment, 1438
- Carbon tax
  - Federal imposition
    - Stop, petition, 1743, 5368, 6624–6625
- Central Services Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2019) v.1, ch.14, P644
- Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 33)
  - Report without amendment, 1465
- Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 86)
  - Report without amendment, 4317
- Condolences
  - Berntson, Eric Arthur, moved (Moe), 5380
- Education Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 63)
  - Report with amendment, 2408
- Education Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 157)
  - Report without amendment, 5884
- Exercise
  - Forever in Motion seniors' physical activity program, Simone Magotiaux, participant, member's statement, 5866
- Extension of Compassionate Care Act, 2016 (No. 28)
  - Report without amendment, 1465
- Fiduciaries Access to Digital Information Act (No. 176)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (D'Autremont), N650
- Finance Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2015) v.2, ch.33, P269
    - (2016) v.1, ch.8, P271
- Foreign Worker Recruitment and Immigration Services Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 139)
  - Report without amendment, 5847
- Government
  - Principles, efficiency and economic and social improvement, member's statement, 3325
- Health Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2016-17), main, U62
    - (2017-18), main, U487
- Housing, social
  - Investment in Affordable Housing Agreement
    - Projects
      - Carlyle, rental housing project, opening (May 27, 2016), member's statement, 243–244
- Human Services Committee
  - Reports
    - Second, moved (D'Autremont) for concurrence, 1507
    - Third, moved (D'Autremont) for concurrence, 1525
    - Fourth, moved (D'Autremont) for concurrence, 2429
    - Fifth, moved (D'Autremont) for concurrence, 3308
    - Sixth, moved (D'Autremont) for concurrence, 4390
    - Seventh, moved (D'Autremont) for concurrence, 5137
    - Eighth, moved (D'Autremont) for concurrence, 5937
- Hunting
  - Game management plan, development and implementation, member's statement, 4063–4064
- Legislative Assembly
  - Midwestern Legislative Conference, membership
    - Signing ceremony (November 4, 2019), member's statement, 6292
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Retiring members, appreciation, moved (Moe), 7112–7113
- Lobbyists Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 195)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (D'Autremont), N692
- Miscellaneous Municipal Statutes Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 194)
  - Committee discussion N701–703
- Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal Act, 2019 (No. 178)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (D'Autremont), N660
- Municipalities, funding
  - Freeze on revenue sharing and cuts to grants-in-lieu, hometowns deserve better, moved (Sarauer), 3465–3466
    - Questions and comments 3466
- Olympics
  - Rio 2016 Summer and Paralympic games, Saskatchewan athletes, coaches, and volunteers, recognition, member's statement, 1326–1327
- Patient Choice Medical Imaging Act (No. 26)
  - Report without amendment, 1438
- Pipelines
  - Energy East, Keystone XL and Northern Gateway, construction, support, moved (Marit); amendment (Forbes), 650–651
  - National Energy Board, stop including upstream and downstream emissions in approval assessments, moved (Carr), 2965–2966
    - Questions and comments 2967–2969
  - Trans Mountain pipeline, expansion project, Kinder Morgan
    - Saskatchewan interests, member's statement, 2824
- Points of Order [Session 2]
  - Language
    - Use of "misleading the public," unparliamentary, 3077–3078
- Points of Order [Session 3]
  - Language
    - Use of "making things up" in a heckle, 4479
  - Remarks regarding a book written by the Leader of the Official Opposition, 5264
- Points of Order [Session 4]
  - Privilege
    - Motion is about privilege; member must speak to the motion, 6958–6959
- Police Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 212)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (D'Autremont), N791
- Privileges Committee
  - Investigation into the early release of embargoed budget information by Saskatoon Nutana member [Sproule] before budget was tabled in house, R9–10
  - Steering committee
    - Agenda and priority of business, moved (D'Autremont), R1
- Provincial Capital Commission
  - Provincial Auditor's report
    - (2019) v.2, ch.10, P653–654
- Provincial Health Authority Act (No. 53)
  - Report without amendment, 2407
- Provincial Health Authority Consequential Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 54)
  - Report without amendment, 2408
- Public Health (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 12)
  - Report without amendment, 1437
- Residential Services Act, 2018 (No. 145)
  - Report with amendment, 5936
- Saskatchewan Advantage Grant for Education Savings (SAGES) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 94)
  - Report without amendment, 4257
- Saskatchewan Employment (Leaves) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 153)
  - Report without amendment, 5847
- Scholarships and bursaries
  - Saskatchewan Scholarship of Honour
    - 2016 recipients, member's statement, 1145–1146
- School Choice Protection Act (No. 89)
  - Report with amendment, 4363
- St. Andrew's College Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 902)
  - Committee discussion B4
- Statute Law Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 2) (No. 193)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (D'Autremont), N664
- Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 65)
  - Report without amendment, 2166
- Tributes
  - Day, Tony, local entrepreneur, member's statement, 4446–4447
- Wascana Park and Wascana Centre Authority
  - Commercial developments in park, Canadian National Institute for the Blind, partnership with Brandt Developments
    - Auditor review, findings
      - Restart the building proposal process from the beginning, moved (Mowat), P653–654
- Workers' Compensation Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 165)
  - Report with amendment, 5848
Dennis, Mr. Terry (Sask Party, Canora-Pelly)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 86–89
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 2637–2640
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 4524–4527
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 6125–6128
- Agrologists Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 100)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Dennis), E415
- Budget, June 1, 2016
  - Speakers, 392–394
- Budget, March 22, 2017
  - Speakers, 1950–1953
- Budget, April 10, 2018
  - Speakers, 3752–3754
- Budget, March 20, 2019
  - Speakers, 5559–5562
- Canadian National Institute for the Blind
  - 100th anniversary, member's statement, 3539
- Carbon tax
  - Federal imposition
    - Stop, petition, 904, 2213, 3296, 3537, 4000, 4755, 5705, 6003, 6096
- Cattle industry
  - 2017 Saskatchewan Charolais Breeder of the Year, Sliding Hills Charolais farms, recipient, member's statement, 3919
- Children
  - Vulnerable, programming
    - Early Childhood Intervention Program Week (May 22-June 2, 2018), member's statement, 4398
- Corporate income tax
  - Small business
    - Income threshold, increase to encourage growth, commendation, moved (Olauson)
      - Questions and comments 3227–3228
- Corporation Capital Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 58)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Dennis), C296
- Crime, prevention and intervention
  - Rural and remote areas
    - Government investments
      - And initiatives, recognition, moved (Cox), 5257–5258
- Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2015) v.1, ch.33; (2016) v.1, ch.38, C207
- Crown Corporations Public Ownership Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 1)
  - Committee discussion
    - Public hearing, presentations
      - Saskatchewan Government and General Employees' Union, C12
      - Service Employees' International Union West, C27
  - Committee discussion C141
- Curling
  - Wheelchair curling
    - Kamsack Funspiel, 1st annual (March 9-10, 2018), member's statement, 3771
- Diagnostic imaging
  - Private provision of services, Assembly condemns New Democratic Party for ideologically-based attacks against, moved (Olauson); amendment (Kirsch), 787, 1139–1140
- Economy Committee
  - Reports
    - Fourth, adopted and presented to the Assembly, moved (Dennis), E413
- Education
  - Government vision and accomplishments, member's statement, 6099
- Education, funding
  - Crisis in classrooms due to underfunding, recognition, moved (Beck)
    - Questions and comments 6348
- Environmental Management and Protection (Environmental Handling Charges) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 124)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Dennis), E568
- Global Transportation Hub
  - Annual report (2017-18)
    - Conclude consideration, moved (Dennis), E635
- Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal
  - Transparency and accountability, importance of and need for, moved (Sproule)
    - Questions and comments 3082
- Grain elevators
  - Veregin Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood grain elevator, designation as a heritage property, member's statement, 4815
- Health care
  - Rural and remote, access improvements through government and health region actions, support, moved (Steele)
    - Questions and comments 956
- Health facilities
  - Preeceville and District Health Centre
    - Emergency room and acute care services, suspended
      - Restoration of services, member's statement, 1205
- Highways and roads
  - Urban highway connector program
    - Canora, paving project, member's statement, 4963
- Hockey
  - Brigette Lacquette, First Nations female hockey player, Canadian Olympic team (2018) and Tony Cote First Nation Winter Games, recognition, member's statement, 3360
  - National Women's under-18 championship, Team Saskatchewan and Hannah Pennell, recognition, member's statement, 3325
- Holodomor, Ukraine, 1932-1933
  - 85th anniversary, member's statement, 4900
  - 86th anniversary, member's statement, 6446
  - Holodomor Memorial Week (November 20-26, 2017), member's statement, 2982
- Hospital and health foundations
  - Children's Hospital Foundation
    - Donor recognition, Porter Wolkowski
      - Member's statement, 2679
  - Heart and Stroke Foundation
    - Stroke recognition public awareness, FAST campaign, member's statement, 5748
- Immunization
  - National Immunization Awareness Week (April 20-27, 2019), member's statement, 5841
- Job creation
  - National job creation report
    - (February 2017), Saskatchewan numbers, member's statement, 1644
- Lacrosse
  - Sturgis, winners, under-16 and under-19 provincial championships, member's statement, 2891
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Historical, Sarah Ramsland, member for Pelly, 1918-1925, member's statement, 5707
  - Maiden speeches, 86–89
- Liquor Retail Modernization Consequential Amendments Act, 2016 (No. 24)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Dennis), C117
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Crown Corporations' Fiscal Year End Standardization) Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 2)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Dennis), C145
- Municipalities, funding
  - Deep and unexpected cuts and elimination of grants-in-lieu, condemnation of government, moved (Rancourt)
    - Questions and comments 2343
  - Freeze on revenue sharing and cuts to grants-in-lieu, hometowns deserve better, moved (Sarauer), 3462–3463
- Museums
  - Fort Pelly-Livingstone, grand reopening (May 19, 2018), member's statement, 4357
- Nuclear energy
  - Small modular reactors, development, support for, moved (Olauson)
    - Questions and comments 6896
- Nurse practitioners
  - National Nurse Practitioner Week (November 12-18, 2017), member's statement, 2952–2953
- Nurses
  - National Nursing Week (May 7-13, 2018), member's statement, 4260–4261
- Physicians
  - And specialists
    - Increase, government accomplishment, member's statement, 4121
  - Recruitment
    - Accomplishments, member's statement, 855
- Pipelines Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 148)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Dennis), E676
- Political parties
  - Donations
    - Lobbyists and corporations receiving government contracts, enact legislation banning donations, moved (Forbes), 2502–2503
      - Questions and comments 2509–2510
- Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 70)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Dennis), C415
- Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation
  - Annual report (2015-16), C366
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation
  - Government financial mismanagement for which Saskatchewan people are being forced to pay, condemnation, moved (Sproule)
    - Questions and comments 1408
- Schools
  - Mosaic Extreme Makeover Challenge bursary (2016), Preeceville school, recipient, member's statement, 218
- Sled dog racing
  - Preeceville & District Mushers' Rendezvous, member's statement, 5220
- Tributes
  - Barr, Alfred, Canadian Armed Forces, 435 Transport and Rescue Squadron, death in training accident (March 8, 2017), member's statement, 1615
- Wascana Park and Wascana Centre Authority
  - Governance structure, restore, and ensure an appropriate building for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, moved (Sarauer)
    - Questions and comments 5361
Docherty, Mr. Mark (Sask Party, Regina Coronation Park). s.1: Minister of Parks, Culture and Sport. s.2,3,4: Speaker.
- See also
  - Speaker
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 2718–2720
- Art and artists
  - All Nations Healin' Thru Artz talent show and fundraiser (April 11, 2017), member's statement, 2235–2236
- Budget, June 1, 2016
  - Speakers, 390–392
- Budget, March 22, 2017
  - Speakers, 1968–1970
- Cancer Agency Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 13)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report with amendment, moved (Docherty), U309
- Condolences
  - Klein, Jack Charles, moved (Wall), 2994
- Culture and multiculturalism
  - Buddha's birthday celebration, Regina (May 14, 2017), member's statement, 2539
  - India Republic Day celebration at Regina Public Library (January 28, 2017), member's statement, 1587
  - Multicultural Honours Awards recipients and Saskatchewan Multicultural Week
    - (November 19-27, 2016), member's statement, 1419
- Discrimination
  - Gender Diversity Awareness Week
    - (March 27-April 2, 2017), member's statement, 1943
  - International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (March 21)
    - And Spring Free from Racism event, Regina, member's statement, 1808
- Donation of organs, tissues, etc., Public hearings
  - Presenter
    - Angus, Jim, U267
    - Canadian Blood Services: Kimberly Young, Peter Nickerson, U243–244
    - Harris, Twyla, Carmen, and Rosalyn, U253
    - Hofmann, Fred, U230
    - Kidney Foundation of Canada, Saskatchewan Branch: Joyce VanDeurzen, U279
    - Lung Association of Saskatchewan: Jill Hubick, Nicole Nelson, Charlotte L'Oste Brown, U257
    - Olson, Cheryl, U249
    - Richardson, James, U274–275
    - Saskatchewan Transplant Program: Erin Schimpf, Gavin Beck, Rahul Mainra, Mike Moser, U235
- Health care
  - Rural and remote, access improvements through government and health region actions, support, moved (Steele)
    - Questions and comments 955
- Highways and roads, safety
  - Government initiatives and actions to improve highway safety, commendation, moved (Ross)
    - Questions and comments 2266
- Human Services Committee
  - Reports
    - Fourth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Docherty), U584
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Statement of condolence, Kevin Phillips, member for Melfort (died November 13, 2017), 2914
- Libraries, public
  - Budget cuts to libraries across the province, condemnation, moved (Beck)
    - Questions and comments 2178
- Meewasin Valley Authority
  - Funding, 676–677
  - Funding, statutory
    - Review of, 455–456
- Mental health
  - Schizophrenia Society of Saskatchewan
    - Provincial office, grand opening (November 15, 2017), member's statement, 2951–2952
- Oil industry
  - Orphaned wells
    - National abandoned well completion program, call on federal government to immediately implement, support, moved (Steele)
      - Questions and comments 1286
- Parks
  - Urban
    - Funding
      - Elimination for 5 urban parks, 296
- Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2016-17), main, N33–43, N47–48
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Meewasin Valley Authority
    - Funding, 676–677
    - Funding, statutory
      - Review of, 455–456
  - Parks
    - Urban
      - Funding
        
        Elimination for 5 urban parks, 296
  - Wakamow Valley Park, Moose Jaw
    - Funding elimination and job losses in Wakamow Valley Authority, 690
- Refugees
  - Syrian
    - Welcome, member's statement, 1090–1091
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation
  - Government financial mismanagement for which Saskatchewan people are being forced to pay, condemnation, moved (Sproule), 1405–1407
    - Questions and comments 1408
- Schools, new
  - Replacements
    - Regina
      - Sacred Heart Community School
        
        Opening, member's statement, 2366
- Sexual orientation
  - Mass shooting in Orlando, Florida (June 12, 2016) and support for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community, member's statement, 471
- Soccer
  - World Class Players Cup tournament (March 30-April 15, 2017), Regina
    - 13th annual, member's statement, 2094–2095
    - Syrian refugee team, member's statement, 2383
- Tributes
  - Downey, Gord, Tragically Hip singer, member's statement, 2598
- Wakamow Valley Authority Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 25)
  - First reading, 300
  - Second reading, 498
  - Committee discussion N49–54
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 616
  - Third reading, 617
- Wakamow Valley Park, Moose Jaw
  - Funding elimination and job losses in Wakamow Valley Authority, 690
- Winter festivals
  - Waskimo Winter Festival, Regina (February 20, 2017), member's statement, 1540
Doherty, Mr. Kevin (Sask Party, Regina Northeast). s.1: Minister of Finance. s.1,2: Minister of Advanced Education.
- Appropriation Act, 2016 (No. 1) (No. 38)
  - First reading, 726
  - Second reading, 726
  - Third reading, 726
- Appropriation Act, 2016 (No. 2) (No. 45)
  - First reading, 1526
  - Second reading, 1526
  - Third reading, 1526
- Appropriation Act, 2017 (No. 1) (No. 71)
  - First reading, 2550
  - Second reading, 2550
  - Third reading, 2551
- Budget, 2016-17
  - Delay in tabling, 48–49
- Budget, June 1, 2016
  - Speakers, 463–467
  - Moved (Doherty) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government, 255
- Budget, 2017-18
  - Balance, return to, 3-year plan, 2097
- Budget, March 22, 2017
  - Speakers, 2055–2059
  - Moved (Doherty) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government, 1845
- Budgets
  - Balanced budget legislation
    - And fiscal accountability framework, 1274, 1750, 1811
- Corporation Capital Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 58)
  - First reading, 2010–2011
  - Second reading, 2070–2071
  - Committee discussion C296
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2167
  - Third reading, 2167
- Crown corporations
  - Privatization, defining with legislation
    - Federal tax implications, 1095
- Finance Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2016-17), main, C80–86, C88–91, C93–101
    - (2017-18), main, C271–273, C275–295
- Fuel Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 68)
  - First reading, 2242
  - Second reading, 2283
  - Committee discussion C415–416
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2531
  - Third reading, 2532
- Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal, 772
- Government financial management, 1124, 1360–1362, 1394–1395, 1422, 1461–1462, 1476, 1542–1543, 1619–1620, 1645–1646, 1668–1669, 1724–1725, 2358, 2371
  - Credit rating
    - Downgraded, 673
    - Negative outlook, 268
  - Financial reports
    - First quarter, absent, and mid-year, forthcoming, 1028
    - Third quarter, release, 1544–1545, 1568
- Government financial management, debt
  - Increase
    - And job creation, 1433–1435
- Growth and Financial Security Fund
  - Depletion
    - And repealing of the legislation, 640
- Growth and Financial Security Repeal Act, 2016 (No. 21)
  - First reading, 299
  - Second reading, 483
  - Committee discussion C59–65
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 641
  - Third reading, 641
- Habitat for Humanity
  - Regina, Haultain Crossing, 10 new units, member's statement, 3181
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 22)
  - First reading, 299
  - Second reading, 492–493
  - Committee discussion C66–69
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 641
  - Third reading, 641
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 69)
  - First reading, 2258
  - Second reading, 2285–2286
  - Committee discussion C416–423
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2532
  - Amendments, first and second readings, 2532
  - Third reading, 2532
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Remuneration reduction
    - Implications for public service employees, 1591
- Motions for supply
  - Expenses
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2017
      - General Revenue Fund, certain charges and expenses for fiscal year ending March 31, 2017, moved (Doherty), 726, 1525, 2549–2550
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2018
      - General Revenue Fund, certain charges and expenses for fiscal year ending March 31, 2018, moved (Doherty), 2550
- Political parties
  - Donations
    - Corporations and lobbyists, 2457
- Provincial sales tax
  - Changes
    - And increased utility costs, 2069
    - Impact on retailers and small businesses, 2008–2009
  - Exemptions eliminated
    - And shift from productivity to consumption, 2040–2041
    - Children's clothes and diapers, 1947
  - Exemptions, diapers, 1949
- Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 70)
  - First reading, 2359
  - Second reading, 2372–2373
  - Committee discussion C405–414
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2531
  - Third reading, 2531
- Public service
  - Compensation reduction to reduce deficit, 2281–2282, 2577–2578
  - Transformational change
    - Core services, employees and compensation, 1812
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Budget, 2016-17
    - Delay in tabling, 48–49
  - Budget, 2017-18
    - Balance, return to, 3-year plan, 2097
  - Budgets
    - Balanced budget legislation
      - And fiscal accountability framework, 1274, 1750, 1811
  - Crown corporations
    - Privatization, defining with legislation
      - Federal tax implications, 1095
  - Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal 772
  - Government financial management 1124, 1360–1362, 1394–1395, 1422, 1461–1462, 1476, 1542–1543, 1619–1620, 1645–1646, 1668–1669, 1724–1725, 2358, 2371
    - Credit rating
      - Downgraded, 673
      - Negative outlook, 268
    - Financial reports
      - First quarter, absent, and mid-year, forthcoming, 1028
      - Third quarter, release, 1544–1545, 1568
  - Government financial management, debt
    - Increase
      - And job creation, 1433–1435
  - Growth and Financial Security Fund
    - Depletion
      - And repealing of the legislation, 640
  - Legislative Assembly members
    - Remuneration reduction
      - Implications for public service employees, 1591
  - Political parties
    - Donations
      - Corporations and lobbyists, 2457
  - Provincial sales tax
    - Changes
      - And increased utility costs, 2069
      - Impact on retailers and small businesses, 2008–2009
    - Exemptions eliminated
      - And shift from productivity to consumption, 2040–2041
      - Children's clothes and diapers, 1947
    - Exemptions, diapers, 1949
  - Public service
    - Compensation reduction to reduce deficit, 2281–2282, 2577–2578
    - Transformational change
      - Core services, employees and compensation, 1812
  - Taxation
    - Changes, impact, 2097–2098, 2131–2132
    - Changes, impact on job creation, 1882–1883
- Taxation
  - Changes, impact, 2097–2098, 2131–2132
  - Changes, impact on job creation, 1882–1883
- Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 57)
  - First reading, 2010
  - Second reading, 2070
  - Committee discussion C295
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2167
  - Third reading, 2167
Doke, Mr. Larry (Sask Party, Cut Knife-Turtleford). s.1,2: Minister of Government Relations.
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 2673–2676
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 4605–4607
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 6133–6138
- Agriculture Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2015) v.2, ch.14, P13
    - (2015) v.2, ch.2, P11–12
    - (2015) v.2, ch.42, P15
    - (2015) v.2, ch.53, P16
- Basketball
  - Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association
    - Hoopla (March 2017)
      - [2A] boys, silver medal, Maidstone Huskies, member's statement, 2129
- Border security
  - Port of Raymond, restoration of 24-hour operations, member's statement, 5828
- Budget, June 1, 2016
  - Speakers, 284–287
- Budget, March 22, 2017
  - Speakers, 1977–1981
- Budget, April 10, 2018
  - Speakers, 3850–3854
- Budget, March 20, 2019
  - Speakers, 5556–5559
- Carbon tax
  - Federal imposition
    - Stop, petition, 2323, 2350, 4869, 6376, 6765
- Central Services Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2015) v.2, ch.43, P114
- Child care
  - Unity Community Daycare, grand opening (May 7, 2016), member's statement, 163
- Condolences
  - Maxwell, Colin, moved (Moe), 5387
- Education Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2015) v.1, ch.20, P21
    - (2015) v.2, ch.29, P22
    - (2015) v.2, ch.40, P24
    - (2015) v.2, ch.5, P22
    - (2015) v.2, ch.52, P27
    - (2016) v.1, ch.11, P31
    - (2016) v.1, ch.12, P36
    - (2016) v.1, ch.3, P28–29
- Finance Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2016) v.1, ch.29, P214
    - (2016) v.2, ch.26, P215
- Games
  - Tony Cote Winter Games 2018, Saskatoon, First Nations youth athletes, member's statement, 4064
- Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition processes audit
  - Motions
    - Request officials appear before committee on recommendations, moved (Doke); amendment (Sproule), P92
    - Request officials, past and present, appear before committee as witnesses, either individually or together, moved (Sproule); amendment (Sarauer), P154
    - Committee meet with [current] officials on February 13th, 2017, to conclude consideration of recommendations, moved (Doke), abstention (Sarauer), P182
    - Committee meet with [current] officials on February 13th, 2017, to conclude consideration of recommendations, moved (Doke), abstention (Sarauer), motion to rescind (Sarauer), P184
    - Request all documentation, without redactions, referenced by the Chief Executive Officer of the Hub and the Deputy Minister of Highways as they have endeavoured to check the record and get back to the committee with information, moved (Sarauer), P210
    - Request officials from both Ministry of Highways and Global Transportation Hub present outstanding information and documentation proposed to the committee throughout questioning on March 21st, 2017, moved (Sarauer), P213
    - Request update by March 17, 2017 from officials from both Ministry of Highways and Global Transportation Hub regarding outstanding information and documentation to the committee, moved (Sarauer), P219–220
- Government Relations Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2016) v.1, ch.24, P238
    - (2016) v.2, ch.37, P240
    - (2016) v.2, ch.8, P239
- Health care
  - Public system, support for, and condemnation of government statements supporting private care, moved (Sproule)
    - Questions and comments 6807
- Health facilities
  - Cut Knife, Primary Health Centre, relocated and expanded clinic and availability of new nurse practitioner, member's statement, 3771
  - Thunderchild First Nation, new wellness and community recreational centre, member's statement, 6400
- Hockey
  - Kraft Hockeyville
    - (2017), Wilkie, top 10 finalist, member's statement, 1616
- Honours and awards
  - Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan Meritorious Achievement Award, recipient Shawna Argue, and recognition of achievements, member's statement, 6747
  - Royal Canadian Humane Association Bravery Awards
    - Saskatchewan recipients, member's statement, 1206
- Human Services Committee
  - Reports
    - Ninth, moved (Doke) for concurrence, 7041
- Justice Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2013) v.1, ch.18, P139
    - (2015) v.2, ch.12; (2016) v.2, ch.11, P142
    - (2015) v.2, ch.47, P146
    - (2015) v.2, ch.48, P146
    - (2015) v.2, ch.49, P146
    - (2015) v.2, ch.50, P146
    - (2016) v.1, ch.10, P151
    - (2016) v.1, ch.27, P152
    - (2016) v.2, ch.39, P152
    - (2016) v.2, ch.40, P152
- Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.2, ch.14, P7
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Retiring members, appreciation, moved (Moe), 7093–7094
- Little Pine First Nation
  - New band office and introduction of self-administered police force, member's statement, 3592–3593
- Livestock industry
  - Alpaca breeder, Carol Poole, recognition, member's statement, 5189
- Mining industry
  - Investment attractiveness, government policies which have led to Saskatchewan being ranked best in the world, commendation, moved (Carr), 2179–2180, 2344–2346
- Municipal Tax Sharing (Potash) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 111)
  - First reading, 3099
  - Second reading, 3158–3160
- Municipalities, funding, 2777, 2860, 2986–2987, 3152
- Newspapers
  - Saskatchewan Weekly Newspapers' outstanding writing recognition (2016), Helena Long, member's statement, 623
- Northern Municipal Trust Account
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2016) v.2, ch.12, P240
- Northern Saskatchewan
  - Government support, 2895
- Pacific Northwest Economic Region
  - 29th annual summit (2019), Saskatoon host, member's statement, 6046, 6156
  - Alan Bluechel Memorial Award recipient, Member from Lumsden-Morse [Stewart], recognition, member's statement, 6549
- Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.2, ch.4; (2015) v.2, ch.4, P9
    - (2016) v.2, ch.13, P232
    - (2016) v.2, ch.30, P234–236
- Pipelines
  - Enbridge Line 3 replacement, commercial service commencement, member's statement, 6661
  - Energy East, Northern Gateway, and Trans Mountain, support for construction, and condemnation of federal leaders who oppose energy projects, moved (Bonk), 6409–6410
    - Questions and comments 6415
- Planning and Development Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 113)
  - First reading, 3187
  - Second reading, 3243–3244
- Property tax
  - And education property tax, revaluation and increase, 2627–2628
- Provincial Auditor
  - Annual report (2015-16), P128
  - Business and financial plan (2017-18), P128
  - Special Report: Land Acquisition Processes, The Global Transportation Hub Authority and the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure, P92, P100, P103–105, P154, P181–182, P183–184, P210–212
  - Summary of implemented recommendations
    - (2015) v.1, ch.6; (2015) v.2, ch.31; (2016) v.1, ch.4, P123
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - Social Services Ministry
    - Protection of children in care, audit follow-up
      - (2016) v.1, ch.33, P229
- Public Accounts Committee
  - Canadian Council of Public Accounts Committees
    - Committee authorizes attendance at Canadian Council of Public Accounts Committees-Canadian Council of Legislative Auditors annual conference
      - Yellowknife, Northwest Territories (August 21-23, 2016), moved (Doke), P2
  - Chair consult with Crown and Central Agencies Committee prior to forwarding audit committee member recommendations to Speaker, moved (Doke), P128
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2016) v.1, ch.39, P123
    - (2016) v.2, ch.51, P123
  - Reports
    - First, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Doke), P241
    - First, moved (Doke) for concurrence, 2549
- Public Guardian and Trustee of Saskatchewan
  - Public Auditor's reports
    - (2015) v.2, ch.15, P140
- Public Service Commission
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2015) v.2, ch.16 and (2016) v.2, ch.14, P217
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Municipalities, funding 2777, 2860, 2986–2987, 3152
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Government support, 2895
  - Property tax
    - And education property tax, revaluation and increase, 2627–2628
  - Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association
    - Advocacy days, annual lobby, government cancellation of meetings, 3304
  - Sixties Scoop, government apology
    - Status, 2682
  - Wildfires
    - Southwestern Saskatchewan (October 2017)
      - Damage to land and livestock, support for producers, 2956
- Recreational facilities
  - Saulteaux First Nation, youth recreational and cultural centre, grand opening, member's statement, 1880
- Robotics
  - Neilburg Composite Robotics Team, invitation to compete at Vex Robotics World Championship in Kentucky, member's statement, 3452
- Rural families
  - Multi-generational farming families, feature in Dekalb engineered canola advertising campaign, member's statement, 1430
- Saskatchewan Council for International Cooperation
  - International Development Week (February 4-10, 2018), and Global Citizen Awards, Marcella Pedersen, recipient, member's statement, 4345
- Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2016) v.1, ch.16, P137
- Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association
  - Advocacy days, annual lobby, government cancellation of meetings, 3304
- Sixties Scoop, government apology
  - Status, 2682
- Social Services Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2015) v.2, ch.28; (2016) v.2, ch.20, P223
    - (2015) v.2, ch.39, P225
    - (2016) v.1, ch.17, P227
    - (2016) v.1, ch.33, P229
- Suicides
  - Prevention strategy, develop and implement, moved (Chartier)
    - Questions and comments 4978
- Tourism Saskatchewan
  - Provincial Auditor's report
    - (2015) v.2, ch.41, P131
- Trade shows
  - Calgary Bull Sale, Carlrams Ranching, outstanding showing, member's statement, 5584
- Veterans
  - Lashburn Veterans' Gallery, grand reopening, member's statement, 6313
  - Philip Favel, World War II, 96th birthday, member's statement, 4368
- Water
  - Saskatchewan Ground Water Association, John Soloninko, award recipient, member's statement, 2525
- Water Security Agency
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2016) v.2, ch.49, P121
- Wildfires
  - Southwestern Saskatchewan (October 2017)
    - Damage to land and livestock, support for producers, 2956
- Workers' Compensation Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 165)
  - Committee discussion U883
- WorkSafe Saskatchewan
  - 2018 Safe Employer Award, Rural municipality of Wilton, recipient, member's statement, 3944
Duncan, Mr. Dustin (Sask Party, Weyburn-Big Muddy). s.1: Minister of Health, Minister of Energy and Resources. s.1,2,3,4: Minister of Environment.
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 80–84
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 2723–2726
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 4645–4648
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 6110–6113
- Ambulance service
  - First Nations seniors, senior citizen's ambulance assistance program, exclusion from, 614
- Boundary dam carbon capture project
  - Boundary dam 4 and 5, future conversion plans
    - And renewable energy targets, 3865
    - Financial viability, 2796–2797, 4034–4035
  - Carbon sales, contracts
    - Penalties
      - And revenues, 3774
  - Costs and benefits, 3573
  - Maintenance costs and potential expansion to other facilities, 3626, 4400
- Budget, June 1, 2016
  - Speakers, 427–432
- Budget, March 22, 2017
  - Speakers, 2019–2022
- Budget, March 20, 2019
  - Speakers, 5601–5605
- Cancer Agency Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 13)
  - First reading, 169
  - Second reading, 210
- Carbon sequestration
  - And climate change policy, 2827, 3800–3801
  - Carbon Capture and Storage Knowledge Centre, Regina
    - Memorandums of understanding with foreign governments, information sharing, 3328–3329
  - Knowledge sharing and return on investment, 3375
- Carbon tax
  - Economic impact studies, 6036–6037
  - Federal imposition
    - Government actions, 5587
    - Stop, petition, 1427, 2492
  - Federal imposition, provincial challenge
    - Legal advice, 3541
  - Federal requirements to access energy infrastructure funding, 3373–3375, 4314–4315
- Coal
  - Phase-out, transition planning for miners, 6037–6038
- Condolences
  - Bailey, Roy, moved (Moe), 5378–5379
- Crops
  - Grain
    - Drying
      - Carbon tax costs and request for relief, 6552–6553
- Crown corporations
  - Privatization, defining with legislation, 2386, 2543–2544
    - And protection for SaskTel pensions, 1568
    - Repeal provisions of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016 and implications for Saskatchewan Transportation Company, 2976–2977
- Crown land
  - Resource land, leases, fee increase, 5649
- Cystic fibrosis
  - Fundraising efforts of Mike and Cara Weger, recognition, member's statement, 6683–6684
- Diagnostic imaging
  - Two-for-one private-pay model
    - Expansion to computerized tomography scans
      - Legislation, potential loophole to allow more private-pay services, 453–454
- Drainage
  - Global Transportation Hub and City of Regina, unapproved ditch
    - Lack of maintenance and impact on surrounding farmers, 2985–2986, 3036, 4360, 4400–4401
  - Quill Lakes, common ground drainage diversion project
    - And illegal drainage enforcement, 3302–3303
- Drainage, illegal
  - And loss of wetlands, 2859
- Economy Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2017-18), main, E332–338, E340–343, E345–351
- Electricity
  - Northern Saskatchewan, affordability, 3627, 3659, 5444
- Environment Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2017-18, November), supplementary, E409–413
    - (2018-19), main, E548–560, E562–564
    - (2018-19, November), supplementary, E661–663
    - (2018-19, March), supplementary, E824–826
    - (2019-20), main, E807–819, E821–823
    - (2020-21), main, E918–923, E926–930
  - Field offices, service changes, 5589–5590
- Environmental Management and Protection (Environmental Handling Charges) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 124)
  - First reading, 3867
  - Second reading, 3975–3976
  - Committee discussion E564–567
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4318
  - Third reading, 4318
- Environmental Management and Protection Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 83)
  - First reading, 2779
  - Second reading, 2815–2816
  - Committee discussion E575–579
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4328
  - Third reading, 4328
- Federal government
  - Equalization, call for renewed legal action, 5273
- Fisheries (Saskatchewan) Act, 2019 (No. 183)
  - First reading, 6319
  - Second reading, 6363
  - Committee discussion E930–933
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6998
  - Third reading, 6999
- Fisheries (Saskatchewan) Consequential Amendments Act, 2019 (No. 184)
  - First reading, 6319
  - Second reading, 6364
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6999
  - Third reading, 6999
- Fishing
  - Saskatchewan Co-operative Fisheries, funding, and support for northern fishers, 4906
- Floods
  - Anti-flood strategy for Quill Lakes area
    - Diversion to Last Mountain Lake, environmental assessment and impacts, 2626
- Global Transportation Hub
  - Annual report (2016-17), E395, E397–398, E400–403, E406
  - Clients, map used to attract investment, 2894
  - Land acquisition
    - Expropriated lands, resale values, and legal costs, 3069
    - Sale and repurchase, 3152–3153, 3240
  - Land sales to and agreements with other government entities, 4346–4347
  - Municipal designation, implications for hiring local and foreign employees, 2795
- Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal, 1272–1273, 2600–2601, 2625–2626, 2745–2746
  - Investigation, transparency and accountability, 2775, 2826, 2858, 2973–2974, 3326–3327, 3593–3594
  - Transparency and accountability, and comments by leadership candidates, 3270, 3300–3301
- Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition processes audit
  - Information provided to the auditor and scope of audit, 3213
- Government
  - Deputy ministers, access to, 4313
  - Procurement
    - And opportunities for local tradespeople, 4504–4505
- Group homes
  - Weyburn, community land use concerns, member's statement, 5345
- Health care
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Transformational change, 167–168
- Health care, funding, 265–266
- Health care, lean management program
  - Tours of lean facilities, 638
  - Virginia Mason Medical Center in Seattle, Washington, loss of accreditation, 627–628
- Health facilities
  - Preeceville and District Health Centre
    - Emergency room and acute care services, suspended, 137–138
- Health Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2016-17), main, U57–76, U77–92, U131–141, U165–166, U168–170, U172–182
- HIV infections
  - Provincial rates
    - Highest in Canada and government plan, 577
- Hospital and health foundations
  - Children's Hospital Foundation
    - Donor recognition, Dave and Tami Piper in memory of their son Dylon, member's statement, 1205–1206
  - Jim Pattison Children's Hospital Foundation
    - Donor recognition, Ken Cugnet family, member's statement, 2952
- Hospitals
  - Capacity challenges and patient flow initiatives, 576–577
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - Over-capacity and off-load delays for ambulances, 688–689
- Humboldt Broncos bus tragedy (April 6, 2018)
  - Sympathy and condolences for lives lost, support for surviving families, and gratitude to first responders, RCMP, and medical professionals, moved (Moe), 3723
- Irrigation
  - Permit approval process, application of former MLA Bill Boyd, 3947–3948, 3970, 4004–4006, 4066–4067, 4299–4301, 4323
- Livestock industry
  - Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association
    - Honour Scroll awards winners, 2019, recognition, member's statement, 6219
- Long-term care facilities
  - Residents
    - Seniors, antipsychotic drugs
      - And physical restraints, use of, 356–357
- Management and Reduction of Greenhouse Gases Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 132)
  - First reading, 4566
  - Second reading, 4686–4687
  - Committee discussion E637–644, E646–648, E650–659
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5023
  - Third reading, 5023
- Mental health
  - Saskatchewan Marathon in Saskatoon (May 29, 2016), Constable Jeffery Bartsch, Weyburn, fundraising efforts, member's statement, 184
- Mental health services
  - First Nations and Métis
    - Lack of services and suicide prevention strategy, 615
- Military history
  - World War II
    - Letters home from soldier, discovery of, member's statement, 6378
- Ministerial statements [Session 1]
  - SaskEnergy Inc.
    - Staff, President and chief executive officer, appointment of Ken From and retirement of Doug Kelln (Duncan), 1478–1479
- Ministerial statements [Session 2]
  - Prairie Resilience: A Made-in-Saskatchewan Climate Change Strategy (Duncan), 3242–3243
- Ministerial statements [Session 3]
  - Prairie Resilience: A Made-in-Saskatchewan Climate Change Strategy
    - Resiliency measurement framework, introduction (Duncan), 5081
- Ministerial statements [Session 4]
  - Nuclear energy
    - Small modular reactors, support for development, memorandum of understanding with governments of Ontario and New Brunswick (Duncan), 6633
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Economy - Audit Assessments) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 55)
  - First reading, 1950
  - Second reading, 2084
  - Committee discussion E319–320
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2446
  - Third reading, 2446
- Mobile crisis services
  - Prince Albert unit
    - Funding cuts, 15
- Nuclear energy
  - Small modular reactors, support for development, memorandum of understanding with governments of Ontario and New Brunswick, ministerial statement (Duncan), 6633
- Oil and Gas Conservation Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 56)
  - First reading, 1950
  - Second reading, 2086
  - Committee discussion E330–331
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2446
  - Third reading, 2446
- Patient Choice Medical Imaging Act (No. 26)
  - First reading, 421–422
  - Second reading, 517–519
- Physicians
  - And specialists
    - Recruitment issues and suspension of Specialist Resident Bursary Program, 166–167
  - Number, 356
- Pipelines
  - Oil spill, North Saskatchewan River
    - Husky incident report, extension granted, 909–910
    - Husky incident report, public release, 3574
    - Inspection reports, release of, 772
- Pipelines Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 43)
  - First reading, 1507
  - Second reading, 1526–1527
  - Committee discussion E322–323, E325, E327–328
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2445
  - Amendments, first and second readings, 2445
  - Third reading, 2445
- Power plants
  - Natural gas-fired, new facility, Moose Jaw
    - Project tender short list and support for local contractors, 6772–6773, 6795
- Prairie Resilience: A Made-in-Saskatchewan Climate Change Strategy 3272–3273, 4034
  - Made in Saskatchewan plan, support for, moved (Duncan); amendment (Sproule), 3308–3311
  - Ministerial statement (Duncan), 3242–3243
  - Resiliency measurement framework
    - Introduction, ministerial statement (Duncan), 5081
- Premiers
  - Brad Wall, pay tribute for his 18 years of service, moved (Morgan), 3337–3339
- Public Health (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 12)
  - First reading, 169
  - Second reading, 209
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Ambulance service
    - First Nations seniors, senior citizen's ambulance assistance program, exclusion from, 614
  - Crown corporations
    - Privatization, defining with legislation, 2386, 2543–2544
      - And protection for SaskTel pensions, 1568
  - Diagnostic imaging
    - Two-for-one private-pay model
      - Expansion to computerized tomography scans
        
        Legislation, potential loophole to allow more private-pay services, 453–454
  - Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal 1272–1273
  - Health care
    - Northern Saskatchewan
      - Transformational change, 167–168
  - Health care, funding 265–266
  - Health care, lean management program
    - Tours of lean facilities, 638
    - Virginia Mason Medical Center in Seattle, Washington, loss of accreditation, 627–628
  - Health facilities
    - Preeceville and District Health Centre
      - Emergency room and acute care services, suspended, 137–138
  - HIV infections
    - Provincial rates
      - Highest in Canada and government plan, 577
  - Hospitals
    - Capacity challenges and patient flow initiatives, 576–577
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Over-capacity and off-load delays for ambulances, 688–689
  - Long-term care facilities
    - Residents
      - Seniors, antipsychotic drugs
        
        And physical restraints, use of, 356–357
  - Mental health services
    - First Nations and Métis
      - Lack of services and suicide prevention strategy, 615
  - Mobile crisis services
    - Prince Albert unit
      - Funding cuts, 15
  - Physicians
    - And specialists
      - Recruitment issues and suspension of Specialist Resident Bursary Program, 166–167
    - Number, 356
  - Pipelines
    - Oil spill, North Saskatchewan River
      - Husky incident report, extension granted, 909–910
      - Inspection reports, release of, 772
  - Regional health authorities
    - Administration, expenses, reduction
      - Staff
        
        Severance payments, 637
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications
    - Call centre in Moose Jaw, reduced call volume and staffing, 1151
    - Privatization, 773, 2355–2357
  - Senior's drug plan
    - Increased fees, 420
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Boundary dam carbon capture project
    - Boundary dam 4 and 5, future conversion plans
      - And renewable energy targets, 3865
      - Financial viability, 2796–2797, 4034–4035
    - Carbon sales, contracts
      - Penalties
        
        And revenues, 3774
    - Costs and benefits, 3573
    - Maintenance costs and potential expansion to other facilities, 3626, 4400
  - Carbon sequestration
    - And climate change policy, 2827, 3800–3801
    - Carbon Capture and Storage Knowledge Centre, Regina
      - Memorandums of understanding with foreign governments, information sharing, 3328–3329
    - Knowledge sharing and return on investment, 3375
  - Carbon tax
    - Federal imposition, provincial challenge
      - Legal advice, 3541
    - Federal requirements to access energy infrastructure funding, 3373–3375, 4314–4315
  - Crown corporations
    - Privatization, defining with legislation
      - Repeal provisions of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016 and implications for Saskatchewan Transportation Company, 2976–2977
  - Drainage
    - Global Transportation Hub and City of Regina, unapproved ditch
      - Lack of maintenance and impact on surrounding farmers, 2985–2986, 3036, 4360, 4400–4401
    - Quill Lakes, common ground drainage diversion project
      - And illegal drainage enforcement, 3302–3303
  - Drainage, illegal
    - And loss of wetlands, 2859
  - Electricity
    - Northern Saskatchewan, affordability, 3627, 3659
  - Floods
    - Anti-flood strategy for Quill Lakes area
      - Diversion to Last Mountain Lake, environmental assessment and impacts, 2626
  - Global Transportation Hub
    - Clients, map used to attract investment, 2894
    - Land acquisition
      - Expropriated lands, resale values, and legal costs, 3069
      - Sale and repurchase, 3152–3153, 3240
    - Land sales to and agreements with other government entities, 4346–4347
    - Municipal designation, implications for hiring local and foreign employees, 2795
  - Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal 2600–2601, 2625–2626, 2745–2746
    - Investigation, transparency and accountability, 2775, 2826, 2858, 2973–2974, 3326–3327, 3593–3594
    - Transparency and accountability, and comments by leadership candidates, 3270, 3300–3301
  - Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition processes audit
    - Information provided to the auditor and scope of audit, 3213
  - Government
    - Deputy ministers, access to, 4313
  - Irrigation
    - Permit approval process, application of former MLA Bill Boyd, 3947–3948, 3970, 4004–4006, 4066–4067, 4299–4301, 4323
  - Pipelines
    - Oil spill, North Saskatchewan River
      - Husky incident report, public release, 3574
  - Prairie Resilience: A Made-in-Saskatchewan Climate Change Strategy 3272–3273, 4034
  - Refuse and refuse disposal
    - Scrap tire disposal program, elimination, 3037
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation
    - Rates
      - Increased and infrastructure spending, 3922–3923
    - Relicensing of northern dams in perpetuity and duty to consult, 3151–3152
  - Trapping industry
    - Trappers
      - Licence fees for seniors, incompatible with fishing licence exemption, 2926
  - Wildfire management
    - Funding
      - And training and resources for northern First Nations communities, 4264–4265
- Question period [Session 3]
  - Carbon tax
    - Economic impact studies, 6036–6037
    - Federal imposition
      - Government actions, 5587
  - Coal
    - Phase-out, transition planning for miners, 6037–6038
  - Crown land
    - Resource land, leases, fee increase, 5649
  - Electricity
    - Northern Saskatchewan, affordability, 5444
  - Environment Ministry
    - Field offices, service changes, 5589–5590
  - Federal government
    - Equalization, call for renewed legal action, 5273
  - Fishing
    - Saskatchewan Co-operative Fisheries, funding, and support for northern fishers, 4906
  - Government
    - Procurement
      - And opportunities for local tradespeople, 4504–4505
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation
    - Facilities consolidation, Global Transportation Hub, 5842–5843
    - Infrastructure
      - Maintenance, Auditor's report, 5587–5588, 5619–5620
  - Utilities
    - Rate increases and clients in arrears, 5402
  - Water
    - Supply, impact of climate change, 5806
  - Water Security Agency
    - Delays in handling drainage disputes
      - And enforcement of court decision, 5750–5751
- Question period [Session 4]
  - Crops
    - Grain
      - Drying
        
        Carbon tax costs and request for relief, 6552–6553
  - Power plants
    - Natural gas-fired, new facility, Moose Jaw
      - Project tender short list and support for local contractors, 6772–6773, 6795
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation
    - Net metering program
      - Replacement program, and support for solar industry, 7031
      - Replacement program, impact on solar industry and customer rates, 6076–6077, 6272, 6402–6403, 6604–6606
- Refuse and refuse disposal
  - Scrap tire disposal program, elimination, 3037
- Regional health authorities
  - Administration, expenses, reduction
    - Staff
      - Severance payments, 637
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation
  - Annual report (2016-17), C663, C666, C668–670, C674, C676, C679
  - Annual report (2017-18), C714–718, C721–722, C727
  - Annual report (2018-19), C889–893, C895, C898
  - Estimates
    - (2018-19), statutory, lending and investing activities, C477, C482, C484, C487–488, C491–493
    - (2019-20), statutory, lending and investing activities, C793–795, C797–802, C808
    - (2020-21), statutory, lending and investing activities, C969–970, C972–974, C976, C979–981, C983–984, C986
  - Facilities consolidation, Global Transportation Hub, 5842–5843
  - Infrastructure
    - Maintenance, Auditor's report, 5587–5588, 5619–5620
  - Net metering program
    - Replacement program, and support for solar industry, 7031
    - Replacement program, impact on solar industry
      - And customer rates, 6076–6077, 6272, 6402–6403, 6604–6606
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2017) v.1, ch.30, C710
    - (2017) v.1, ch.31, C711
    - (2017) v.2, ch.48, C712
    - (2018) v.2, ch.25, C883–884
    - (2018) v.2, ch.45, C887
    - (2019) v.1, ch.37, C888
  - Rates
    - Increased and infrastructure spending, 3922–3923
  - Relicensing of northern dams in perpetuity and duty to consult, 3151–3152
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications
  - Annual report (2015-16), C225–227, C229–231, C233
  - Call centre in Moose Jaw, reduced call volume and staffing, 1151
  - Estimates
    - (2017-18), statutory, lending and investing activities, C343–353
  - Privatization, 773, 2355–2357
- SaskEnergy Inc.
  - Annual reports (2012), (2013), (2014), (2015-16), C210–212, C215, C221, C224–225
  - Estimates
    - (2017-18), statutory, lending and investing activities, C353–360
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2015) v.1, ch.30, C209–210
  - Staff
    - President and chief executive officer, appointment of Ken From and retirement of Doug Kelln, ministerial statement (Duncan), 1478–1479
- Senior's drug plan
  - Increased fees, 420
- Skating rinks
  - Crescent Point Place, Weyburn, retirement of Myrna McFadden, long-time concession operator, member's statement, 4437
- Trapping industry
  - Trappers
    - Licence fees for seniors, incompatible with fishing licence exemption, 2926
- Tributes
  - Dammann, Wendy, Weyburn Courthouse, first female sheriff in Canada, member's statement, 3508
- Utilities
  - Rate increases and clients in arrears, 5402
- Water
  - Supply, impact of climate change, 5806
- Water Security Agency
  - Delays in handling drainage disputes
    - And enforcement of court decision, 5750–5751
  - Estimates
    - (2018-19), main, E541–548
    - (2019-20), main, E827–833
- Wildfire management
  - Funding
    - And training and resources for northern First Nations communities, 4264–4265