Hansard Subject Index - 28th Legislature

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C-DER (Centre for the Demonstration of Emissions Reductions Technologies)
- See
  - Greenhouse gas mitigation – Emissions reduction
Cabinet ministers
- Agriculture Minister, out-of-province travel, E868
- Committee, inter-ministerial, human services
  - See
    - Government – Cabinet committee on human services
- Committee on Crown structure
  - See
    - Government – Cabinet committee on Crown structure
- Economy Ministry, shared responsibility, E334–35
- Education Minister, expanded powers, U409–10, U648
  - Budget debate, 1933
- Engagement with residents, Throne Speech response, 6178
- Health Ministry, rural and remote, minister as patient and contact with front line care workers, Throne Speech response, 2706
- Health Ministry, travel related to lean management program
  - See
    - Health care, lean management program – Tours of lean facilities
- Legislative secretaries, remuneration, P655–56
- Legislative secretaries, work product and compensation, 4413–15, 5955–56, 5960
  - Forbes, 4347–49
  - Reiter, 4348
  - Wyant, 4348–49
- Number, reduced, 2461
- Political staff
  - See
    - Legislative Assembly members – Political staff
- Remuneration and budget deficit, E872, E927–28
- Travel, personal, payment for lodgings and involvement of Conflict of Interest Commissioner
  - Harpauer, 5301
  - Moe, 5301–2
  - Sproule, 5301, 5303
- Travel, reduced, 2461, 5954, 5960
- Travel expenses, 5956–59
  - Forbes, 6011
  - Moe, 6011
CAD software
- See
  - Technology industry – Solido Design Automation
Cafés and coffee shops
- See
  - Restaurants
Cameron, Oliver
- See
  - Tributes
Camp sites, facilities, etc.
- Chitek Lake recreation site, N252
  - Electrical upgrades, N252–53
- Provincial parks, camp sites and recreation areas within
  - See
    - Parks, provincial
- Shell Lake recreation site, N252
Campion College
- See
  - University of Regina – Federated colleges
Canada, sesquicentennial events
- Bioblitz Canada 150, N247
- Budget debate, 1983
- Celebrations and national pride, member's statement
  - Buckingham, 2571
- Countdown to Canada 150 New Year's Eve event (December 31, 2016), Kiwanis Memorial Park, Saskatoon, member's statement
  - Lambert, 1587
- Events and activities, N247
  - Coordination, Provincial Capital Commission, C300, C452
- Mosaic mural art project, Prince Albert, member's statement
  - Rancourt, 2438
- Senate 150th Anniversary Medal and Canada 150 Medal
  - See
    - Honours and Awards
- StarPhoenix Sask 150 series, Courtney Milne, Saskatoon, member's statement
  - Eyre, 1666–67
Canada Health Transfer U514, U590, U982
- Age adjustment, C85
- Health accord, federal government
  - See
    - Health Accord
Canada Infrastructure Bank
- See
  - Infrastructure
Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement
- See
  - Trade agreements (commerce)
Canada Pension Plan
- See
  - Pensions – Canada Pension Plan
Canada-Saskatchewan Job Grant
- See
  - Skills training – Programs, federal support
Canada Saskatchewan Production Studio
- See
  - Film industry – Sound stage, Regina
Canada Saskatchewan sound stage
- See
  - Film industry – Sound stage, Regina
Canada Transportation Act (Bill C-30)
- See
  - Railways – Grain backlog – Legislative improvements, federal
Canadian Armed Forces
- Afghanistan war, North Saskatchewan Regiment, commemorative plaque, Saskatoon cenotaph, member's statement
  - Olauson, 4366–67
- Air, Army, Sea and Navy League Cadets Recognition Day (November 3, 2018), member's statement
  - Mowat, 4653
- Barr, Alfred, 435 Transport and Rescue Squadron, death in training accident
  - See
    - Tributes
- Canadian Forces Snowbirds, Operation Inspiration jet crash near Kamloops
  - See
    - Tributes – Canadian Forces Snowbirds, Captain Jenn Casey
- Canadian Rangers, recognition of efforts to locate missing teenager, member's statement
  - Belanger, 6218
- Cirillo, Corporal Nathan and Warrant Officer Patrice Vincent, peacetime casualties, member's statement
  - Lawrence, 795
  - Wotherspoon, 6072
- Current members and veterans, recognition, member's statement
  - Mowat, 4756–57
- Freedom of the City parade in Moose Jaw (June 11, 2016), Canadian Air Force 15 Wing, member's statement
  - Lawrence, 472
- Geo-memorial program dedication
  - Jordens Coulee honouring Corporal Wilfred Jordens, member's statement
    - D'Autremont, 4757
  - McAndie Coulee honouring Captain David McAndie, ministerial statement (Makowsky)
    - Makowsky, 2897–98
    - McCall, 2898
- HMCS Queen Charity Mess Dinner (October 21, 2017), member's statement
  - Lawrence, 2679
- Military Family Camping Program launch (May 26, 2016), member's statement
  - Lawrence, 162
- No Stone Left Alone remembrance ceremony
  - 2017, Rosedale Cemetery, Moose Jaw, member's statement
    - Lawrence, 2823
  - 2018, Lloydminster cemetery
    - Member's statement
      - Young, 4757–58
    - Throne Speech response, 4590
  - 2019, Lloydminster cemetery
    - Member's statement
      - Young, 6377–78
- Pilot training, consolidation of programs and future of 15 Wing Moose Jaw
  - Harrison, 4160
  - Meili, 4186
  - Moe, 4186–87
  - Mowat, 4159–60
- Primrose Lake Air Weapons Range
  - See
    - Wildfire management – Funding – Federal
- Reservists, pension protection
  - Forbes, 2895–96
  - Morgan, 2896
- Saskatchewan Dragoons Replacement Guidon, addition of Afghanistan Theatre Honour, presentation and consecration ceremony, Moose Jaw (November 4, 2018), member's statement
  - Lawrence, 4699
- Support Our Troops Gala (November 5, 2016), member's statement
  - Ross, 1146–47
- Vehicle inspections, fee exemption
  - See
    - Motor vehicles – Inspections, Canadian Armed Forces
- World War I, Private George Price, last Allied soldier killed before armistice
  - See
    - Military history – World War I – Private George Price
Canadian Blood Services
- Blood donors
  - National Blood Donor Week (June 13-18, 2016), member's statement
    - Kirsch, 508
  - Throne Speech response, 129
- Call to Action, report on improving donation rates (2011), U231, U239
- Funding, U513, U913–14
- Funding based on products and services usage, U585
- Honouring our Lifeblood
  - Event, Regina (May 1, 2017), member's statement
    - Fiaz, 2401–2
  - Gala, Ottawa, Ontario (September 12, 2016), Julien Meier, stem cell donor, award recipient, member's statement
    - Cox, 1328
- National strategic plan and coordination of provincial programs and services, U239
- Organ donation
  - See also
    - Donation of organs, tissues, etc. – Registries
  - Environmental scan and national responsibility, U8
  - Public hearing submission, U238–45
    - See also
      - Donation of organs, tissues, etc., Public hearings
- Organ procurement and transplantation, role in, U238–39
- Plasma products, usage, U586
- Programs and services, U239
- Progress report (2006-2015), key finding, U240–41
- Recommended best practices, implementation across provinces, U241
- Saskatoon office, grand opening (September 22, 2016), member's statement
  - Lambert, 1429
- Transportation of blood products, Saskatchewan Transportation Company, U512–13
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives
- Crown Corporations Public Ownership Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 1), public hearing presentation, C15–17
  - See also
    - Crown Corporations Public Ownership Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 1) – Committee discussion – Public hearing, presentations
Canadian Council of Public Accounts Committees
- See
  - Public Accounts Committee – Canadian Council of Public Accounts Committees
Canadian dollar
- See
  - Foreign exchange rate
Canadian Energy Regulator Act (federal)
- See
  - Environmental protection – Bill C-69 (federal)
Canadian Free Trade Agreement
- See
  - Trade agreements (commerce)
Canadian Labour Congress
- Byers, Barb, secretary-treasurer
  - See
    - Honours and awards – Order of Canada
Canadian Light Source Inc.
- Beamlines, increase, partnership with Canadian Foundation for Innovation, E202
- Foamy oil research
  - See
    - Petroleum Technology Research Centre
- Funding, E519, E834, E913
- Funding responsibility, transfer to Innovation Saskatchewan, E121, E198
- Isotope innovation, commercialization
  - See
    - Innovation Saskatchewan – Technology commercialization
- Renewal, E917
- Synchrotron
  - Funding, E115, E195, E837
  - Throne Speech response, 6129
Canadian National Institute for the Blind
- 100th anniversary, member's statement
  - Dennis, 3539
- Building in Wascana Park
  - See
    - Wascana Park and Wascana Centre Authority – Commercial developments in park
- Funding, U473, U1021
- Funding, budget debate, 1875, 1958, 1979, 2020, 3762
- Funding, increase, Throne Speech response, 60
- Services and equipment, funding, budget debate, 3784, 3814, 3840
Canadian Pacific Railway
- See
  - Global Transportation Hub – Land transfer to Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission
- Disregard for SaskTel as incumbent service provider, C879–80
- Internet services hearings, C124
- Local voice service subsidy
  - Phase-out, C570
  - Proposed phase-out, opposition to, member's statement
    - Weekes, 2526
- Roaming rates, regulation, C227–28
- SaskTel representation on panel, C228
- Telephone services in rural areas, basic service objective hearing, C124
  - See also
    - Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission – Local voice service subsidy
Canadian Red Cross
- Anti-bullying outreach and education
  - See
    - Bullying
- Be Safe kits, distribution and training
  - See
    - Child abuse – Prevention, Canadian Red Cross Be Safe kits, training and distribution
- Hospitals
  - See
    - Hospitals – Red Cross hospitals, first location in British Empire, near Paddockwood, member's statement
- Humanitarian of the Year
  - See
    - Humanitarian assistance – Red Cross Humanitarian of the Year
- Wildfire assistance
  - See
    - Wildfires – Fort McMurray, Alberta – Donation
Canadian Resource Valuation Group, Inc.
- See
  - Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal – Appraisals – Global Transportation Hub
Canadian Revival Training Centre Act, 2018 (No. 903)
- Petition
  - Rancourt, 4560
- Petition, compliance and acceptance, B2
- Second reading
  - Rancourt, 4969–70
- Referred to Private Bills Committee
  - Speaker, 4970
- Committee discussion B7–9
  - Fees, remit, moved (D'Autremont)
    - D'Autremont, B9
  - Report the Bill not proceed, moved (Olauson)
    - Olauson, B9
Canadian Western Agribition
- (2016), member's statement
  - Kaeding, 1418
  - Sproule, 1417
- (2016), status due to construction on grounds, E99–100
- (2017), member's statement
  - Kaeding, 2983
- (2018), member's statement
  - Pedersen, 4901
  - Stewart, 4871
- (2019), Barry Andrews Family Scholarship recipient Emily Letendre, member's statement
  - Wilson, 6684
- (2019), member's statement
  - Bradshaw, 6526
- Agribition reception, cost and invitees, E868
- Facilities, new needed
  - See
    - International Trade Centre at Evraz Place, Regina – Construction, project overview and funding partners
- Federal Agriculture Minister's (Lawrence MacAulay) attendance (2015), E107–8
- Funding
  - See
    - Agriculture Ministry – Industry grants
- Steer-riding competition, Minister of Agriculture and Agribition CEO, fundraiser for Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society, member's statement
  - Lawrence, 3093–94
- Support, budget debate, 1972
Canadian Wheat Board
- Removal of single-desk marketing, impact studies and industry response, E109
Canals and channels
- M1 canal
  - Rehabilitation project, 10-year, funding, E51, E58, E224, E541, E827
  - Upgrades and renovations, budget debate, 426
- Upper Qu'Appelle conveyance channel, funding, E543
Cancer
- See also
  - Saskatchewan Cancer Agency
- Allan Blair Cancer Centre
  - Fundraiser, member's statement
    - Wotherspoon, 6574
  - Linear accelerator replacement, funding, U979
- Asbestos-related
  - See
    - Asbestos
- Breast Cancer Awareness Month
  - (October 2016), member's statement
    - Wilson, 966
  - (October 2017) and Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day (October 19, 2017), member's statement
    - Chartier, 2622
  - (October 2018), member's statement
    - Hindley, 4473–74
- Breast cancer screening program
  - Abnormal scans, consistency of treatment, P458
  - Funding, P457
  - Government funding and support, member's statement
    - Lambert, 6219
  - Mammograms, screening during COVID-19 pandemic, U985–86
  - Northern Saskatchewan, evaluation, P458–59
  - Participation rates, impact of population growth and program capacity, P457–58
  - Promotional activities, P456, P459
    - Evaluation tool, P457
  - Quality assurance and performance management, P456
    - Reporting, P456–57
  - Rates, comparison with other provinces and opportunities for improvement, P459
  - Rural and remote communities, improvement efforts, P456
  - Wait times, abnormal test to diagnosis, P459
  - Wait times, first appointment, P458
- Cancer Awareness Month (April)
  - See
    - Cancer – Fundraising – Daffodil Month
- Childhood
  - See
    - Pediatrics
- Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
  - (March 2017), member's statement
    - Kirsch, 1855–56
  - (March 2018), member's statement
    - Buckingham, 3592
  - (March 2019), member's statement
    - Stewart, 5328
- Drugs
  - See
    - Drugs and pharmaceuticals
- Firefighters, work-related
  - See
    - Workers' compensation – Cancers, work-related, presumptive coverage for firefighters
- Fundraising
  - Brayden Ottenbreit Close Cuts for Cancer, 21st annual, member's statement
    - Ottenbreit, 4436
  - Daffodil month
    - (April 2017), cancer research, member's statement
      - Wilson, 2159
    - (April 2018), cancer research, member's statement
      - Cox, 3737
      - Meili, 4030
    - (April 2019), cancer research, member's statement
      - Beck, 5762
      - Stewart, 5761
  - Motorcycle Ride for Dad fundraiser for prostate cancer in Saskatoon (June 18, 2016), member's statement
    - Forbes, 634
  - Prairie Women on Snowmobiles Ride 2019, fundraiser for breast cancer research, member's statement
    - Steele, 5707
  - Relay for Life in Prince Albert (June 3, 2016), member's statement
    - Rancourt, 293
  - Rock Cancer (September 26, 2019), support for Alan Blair Cancer clinic diagnostic equipment, member's statement
    - Beaudry-Mellor, 6071
- Gynecologic
  - Cervical
    - Screening, pap smears, liquid-based cytology, U930
    - Screening modernization, funding, U978
  - Ovarian
    - Ladyballs Show & Tell (April 25, 2017), fundraiser, member's statement
      - Moe, 2312
    - Ladyballs Show & Tell (May 11, 2018), fundraiser, member's statement
      - Chartier, 4261
    - Ovarian Cancer Canada, U978
    - Walk of Hope 2019 fundraiser, Saskatoon, member's statement
      - Lambert, 6072
    - World Ovarian Cancer Day (May 8, 2017), member's statement
      - Wilson, 2423
    - World Ovarian Cancer Day (May 8, 2018), member's statement
      - Carr, 4236
    - World Ovarian Cancer Day (May 8, 2019), member's statement
      - Moe, 5942
- Gynecologic programs, additional physician, U998
- Gynecologic programs, funding, U978
- Lung Cancer Month (November 2019)
  - See
    - Air quality – National Radon Action Month (November 2019)
- Movember campaign
  - (2016), member's statement
    - Lawrence, 1091–92
  - (2017) and expanded focus on men's mental health issues, member's statement
    - Forbes, 2743
    - Lawrence, 2742
  - (2017) funds raised, member's statement
    - Lawrence, 3236
  - (2018), member's statement
    - McMorris, 4653
    - Weekes, 5074–75
  - (2019), member's statement
    - Stewart, 6269–70, 6628
- Personal experience of Minister, budget debate, 3762–63, 3785
- Surgery, status of surgeries during COVID-19 pandemic
  - See
    - Surgery – Oncology, urgent, during COVID-19 pandemic
- Touchdown for Dreams, Cameco, Saskatchewan Roughriders, and Saskatchewan Cancer Agency, recognition, member's statement
  - Kirsch, 4561
Cancer Agency Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 13)
- First reading
  - Duncan, 169
- Second reading
  - Beck, 759–61
  - Belanger, 211–12
  - Chartier, 1241–42
  - Duncan, 210
  - Forbes, 1073–75
  - McCall, 238
  - Sarauer, 921–22
  - Sproule, 883
  - Vermette, 1176–77
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Merriman, 1243
- Committee discussion
  - Chartier, U301–8
  - Ottenbreit, U303–4
  - Reiter, U300–301, U305–8
  - Wilson, U308
  - Committee, report with amendment, moved (Docherty)
    - Docherty, U309
- Report with amendment
  - D'Autremont, 1438
- Waive committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Reiter, 1438
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - Reiter, 1439
- Third reading
  - Reiter, 1439
- Royal Assent, 1533
Cannabis
- Agricultural opportunities, value-added and crop diversification, E522
- Impaired driving
  - See
    - Impaired driving – Cannabis impairment
- Medicinal, cannabinoid research, E521–22
- Non-medical use, legalization, N386
  - See also
    - Cannabis – Recreational use
  - And pardons for possession offences prior to legalization
    - Morgan, 3624
    - Sarauer, 3624
  - Challenges, C563
    - Throne Speech response, 2608, 2616, 2707
  - Distribution and permitting, timeline
    - Makowsky, 3973
    - Sarauer, 3973
  - Distribution and regulation, government consultations
    - Makowsky, 3424
    - Morgan, 3424
    - Sarauer, 3423–24
  - Distribution and regulation, government consultations and guiding principles
    - Throne Speech, 2587
    - Throne Speech response, 2605–6, 2638–39, 2661, 2698
  - Distribution and regulation, private model
    - Throne Speech, 4463
    - Throne Speech response, 4480, 4486, 4515, 4583, 4607
  - Framework development and consultation, budget debate, 3807
  - Municipalities and First Nations, preparation, government supports, N386–87
  - Regulation, future audit, development, P625
  - Retail, implementation delays due to product availability, C561–62
  - Revenues, sharing with municipalities, N581–82
  - Revenues, sharing with municipalities, budget debate, 5448
  - Revenues and expenditures, not included in budget, N345, N386
- Producers, applications, C561
- Provincial sales tax, application, budget debate, 3730, 3850
- Recreational use
  - Age of consumption, Throne Speech, 4463
  - Age of consumption, Throne Speech response, 4607
  - Commercial success, lack of, budget debate, 5448
  - Minimum price restrictions, C562
- Regulation, Canada Free Trade Agreement, E365–66
- Regulation, relationship with the United States, E366
- Regulatory framework, C769
- Research
  - See
    - Innovation Place – Cannabis companies
- Restrictions on public consumption, status for long-term and special care homes, U748–49
- Restrictions on public consumption, vaping, U749–51
- Retail licences, preference for local small and medium-sized businesses, petition
  - Sarauer, 3859
- Retail licences, selection process, C557–60
  - Fairness monitor, C558–59
  - Requirements, C558–61
- Retail locations without permits, First Nations, C773
- Retail permits, additional, and removal of limits on community size and number of locations, ministerial statement (Makowsky)
  - Makowsky, 6162
  - Sarauer, 6162–63
- Retail permits, new and transferred, C771–72
- Revenue from taxation, C771
- Sales, C772
- Wholesale permits, selection process, C557–58, C561
- Wholesalers, C771
- Workplace safety, considerations, U729
Cannabis Control (Saskatchewan) Act (No. 121)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 3425
- Second reading
  - Beck, 3598–3601
  - Belanger, 3480–83
  - Chartier, 3662–64
  - Forbes, 3628–30
  - McCall, 3546–48
  - Morgan, 3480
  - Mowat, 3516–19
  - Rancourt, 4016–19
  - Sarauer, 4048–54
  - Vermette, 4097–99
  - Wotherspoon, 3982–84
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Brkich, 4099
- Committee discussion
  - Makowsky, N462, N466
  - Morgan, N459–63, N465–66
  - Nerlien, N467
  - Sarauer, N460–66
  - Committee, report with amendment, moved (Nerlien), N467
- Report with amendment
  - Bradshaw, 4404–5
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 4405
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - Morgan, 4405
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 4405
- Royal Assent, 4444
Cannabis Control (Saskatchewan) Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 122)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 3425
- Second reading
  - Beck, 3601
  - Belanger, 3484–85
  - Chartier, 3664–65
  - Forbes, 3630
  - McCall, 3548
  - Morgan, 3483–84
  - Mowat, 3519–20
  - Rancourt, 4019
  - Sarauer, 4054
  - Vermette, 4099
  - Wotherspoon, 3985
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Brkich, 4099
- Committee discussion
  - Morgan, N467
  - Sarauer, N467
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Francis), N468
- Report without amendment
  - Bradshaw, 4405
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 4405
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 4405
- Royal Assent, 4444
Canoes and canoeing
- Dragon boat racing, Prairie Dragons paddling club, Pan American championships, medal recipients, member's statement
  - Wyant, 2294–95
- Route development and maintenance, Churchill River, N677
- Sprint Canoe Kayak National Championships (August 2019), Regina
  - Member's statement
    - Wotherspoon, 6684
  - Recognition of Jayden Hingley and Christian Patterson, under 18 men's team, member's statement
    - Fiaz, 6157
Canola
- See
  - Crops – Canola
Capital Pension Plan
- Defined contribution fund, transfer to Public Employees Pension Plan, C170–72
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2016) v.1, ch.1, C170–72
    - Beck, C171–72
    - Bradshaw, C172
    - Hargrave, C171
- Unfunded liabilities, defined contribution and defined benefit plans, C175–76
Carbon capture, utilization and storage
- See
  - Carbon sequestration
Carbon dioxide capture
- See
  - Carbon sequestration
Carbon sequestration
- And carbon tax, cost to consumers
  - See
    - Carbon tax – And carbon capture, costs to consumers
- And climate change policy, 5961–63, E555
  - Beck, 1837–38
  - Duncan, 2827, 3800–3801
  - Forbes, 3800–3801
  - Moe, 2498
  - Sproule, 2498, 2826–27, 3799–3800
  - Wall, 1838
- Aquistore, usage, C263, C483, C488–89, C492, C675, C806–7, C974–75
  - Business considerations, C975
- Boundary dam carbon capture project
  - See
    - Boundary dam carbon capture project
- Carbon Capture and Storage Knowledge Centre, Regina, C317–18, C490–91, C977
  - Investment by SaskPower and BHP Billiton
    - Budget debate, 325
    - Throne Speech, 4
    - Throne Speech response, 63, 127, 128
  - Memorandum of understanding with Global Carbon Capture and Storage Institute, Australia, accelerate development worldwide, member's statement
    - Carr, 2130–31
  - Memorandum of understanding with Montana, North Dakota, and Wyoming, information sharing, member's statement
    - Carr, 3235–36
  - Memorandums of understanding, C676, C717, C809, C892
  - Memorandums of understanding with foreign governments, information sharing
    - Duncan, 3328–29
    - Sproule, 3328–29
  - Sole proprietorship of consortium partners, C676
  - Staff and funding, agreement between SaskPower and BHP Billiton, C263
- Carbon sinks
  - Budget debate, 3892
  - Due to agriculture, E39, E475–76, E870–71
    - See also
      - Agriculture – Environmental practices and benefits
    - Assessment of benefit, research, E725
    - Budget debate, 427, 1989, 3827, 3832
    - Throne Speech, 2591, 4466
    - Throne Speech response, 141, 2620, 2688, 2768, 4481, 4516, 4581, 4609, 4632, 4647
  - Due to creating and reinstating wetlands, E42
  - Due to grasslands, Throne Speech response, 4512
  - Grasslands and wetlands, budget debate, 1989
  - Recognition of value, E476–77, E919
    - Budget debate, 5594
  - Throne Speech response, 4554
- Efficiency and cost-effectiveness
  - Sproule, 3239
  - Wall, 3239
- Knowledge sharing and return on investment
  - Duncan, 3375
  - Sproule, 3375
- Natural systems, value of and need for research, E808
- Outreach activities, C323
- Support from national and international governments, budget debate, 3831–32
- Technology, development, E223
  - And improved efficiency, C977
  - Member's statement
    - Carr, 71–72
  - Partnership between Quebec and Saskatchewan, member's statement
    - Carr, 598
- Technology, expansion to other facilities
  - See
    - Boundary dam carbon capture project – Boundary dam 4 and 5, future conversion plans
- Technology, global importance, Throne Speech response, 6092, 6144, 6186
- Technology, Official opposition commentary, critique, budget debate, 1900
- Technology, stop expansion to future projects, petition
  - Sproule, 3369–70
- Technology advancement, role of SaskPower, C976–77
- Technology advancement, Saskatchewan recognized as world leader
  - Throne Speech, 2591
  - Throne Speech response, 2606, 2688–89
- Test facility at Shand power station, C491, C722
  - Expansion, C672, C975
  - Occupancy, C324, C808–9
    - Sproule, 1750
    - Wyant, 1750
  - Operation, maintenance and administration, costs, C324
- United States tax incentive, impact on local competitiveness, C976
Carbon sinks
- See
  - Carbon sequestration
Carbon tax
- See also
- And carbon capture, costs to consumers, C799–800
  - See also
    - Boundary dam carbon capture project – Costs and benefits
  - Budget debate, 3843
  - Throne Speech response, 4604
- And rebates, Throne Speech response, 4485, 4493, 4508–9, 4515, 4519, 4540, 4612
- Agriculture, impact on
  - See
    - Agriculture – Carbon tax, impact on farming operations
- Alberta implementation, repercussions in Lloydminster, budget debate, 2015
- Budget debate, 1865, 1871, 1873, 1888, 1893, 1897–98, 1906, 1920–21, 1927, 1937–38, 1953, 1955, 1964, 1965, 1978, 1999, 2012, 2013, 2015, 3726, 3752, 3756, 3760, 3781–82, 3805, 3809, 3815, 3821, 3822, 3831, 3834, 3838, 3847, 3850, 3853, 3869, 3875, 3877, 3878, 3879, 3891, 3892, 3894, 3903, 3908, 3930, 3934
- Cap and trade emissions reduction systems
  - See
    - Greenhouse gas mitigation – Emissions trading
- Carbon leakage, economic loss due to
  - See also
    - Gross domestic product – Impact of carbon tax
  - Budget debate, 1989, 3892, 5487
  - Throne Speech, 4467
  - Throne Speech response, 2659, 2689, 2724, 2726, 4482
- Carbon pricing, provincial initiatives, E920–22
  - Moe, 740
  - Sproule, 740–41
  - Wall, 741
- Carbon pricing, provincial versus federal imposition
  - Moe, 2455
  - Sproule, 2455–56, 2575
  - Wall, 2456, 2575–76
- Climate action incentive fund
  - See
    - Schools – Capital projects – Climate action incentive fund
- Cost to consumers
  - See
    - Carbon tax – And carbon capture, costs to consumers
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Carbon tax
- Economic impact studies
  - See also
    - Prairie Resilience: A Made-in-Saskatchewan Climate Change Strategy – Economic impact studies
  - Duncan, 6036–37
  - Meili, 6036
- Efficacy in reducing emissions
  - Budget debate, 365, 1989, 3892
  - Throne Speech, 4466, 6061
  - Throne Speech response, 2784, 2786, 4481, 4485–86, 4510, 4515–16, 4518, 4526–27, 4541, 4572, 4581, 4583, 4607, 4612, 4640, 4647, 6123, 6127–28
- Federal imposition
  - Cost to residents, Throne Speech response, 6139, 6140, 6211, 6212, 6226, 6258
  - Cost to Saskatchewan families, budget debate, 5475, 5629
  - Cost to Saskatchewan families, member's statement
    - Carr, 2005–6
  - Government actions
    - Duncan, 5587
    - Meili, 5587
  - Government opposition to, 4422
    - Budget debate, 5473, 5486, 5497–98, 5575, 5594
    - Throne Speech, 2590, 2591
    - Throne speech response, 6139, 6142
    - Throne Speech response, 2611, 2619, 2631, 2633, 2639, 2648, 2659–60, 2662, 2688–89, 2692–93, 2702, 2710, 2724, 2752, 2768, 2784, 2786
  - Government preparation, C293
  - Provincial challenge
    - See
      - Carbon tax – Federal imposition, provincial challenge
  - Small business objection to, member's statement
    - Carr, 2561
  - Stop, petition
    - Beaudry-Mellor, 3029, 4899
    - Bonk, 1469, 1584–85, 2379, 4152, 4928, 5642–43, 6600
    - Boyd, 2421
    - Bradshaw, 766, 1326, 3652, 3966, 4120, 4365, 4652, 5245, 5839, 6021, 6398, 7035
    - Brkich, 852, 1613, 3769, 4983, 5759
    - Buckingham, 1662, 4780, 5187, 5814–15, 6424, 6706, 7043
    - Carr, 734, 1354, 1497, 1639, 2290, 2362, 2522
    - Cheveldayoff, 2980
    - Cox, 937, 1232, 1562, 1830, 2233, 2538, 3369, 4029, 4812–13, 5979, 6355, 6744, 6985
    - D'Autremont, 1743, 5368, 6624–25
    - Dennis, 904, 2213, 3296, 3537, 4000, 4755, 5705, 6003, 6096
    - Doke, 2323, 2350, 4869, 6376, 6765
    - Duncan, 1427, 2492
    - Eyre, 1292, 5073–74
    - Fiaz, 1805, 2949, 3178–79, 3322, 3417, 4320, 4354, 4960, 5269, 5853, 6573, 6877
    - Francis, 3505, 3735, 3858, 4259–60, 4343, 4378, 4559, 5296, 6155, 6812
    - Goudy, 3471, 3917, 5043, 5326, 6658
    - Harrison, 2853
    - Heppner, 1389, 4842–43, 5774, 6498
    - Hindley, 3567, 4209, 5217, 6523, 6787, 6993
    - Kaeding, 1021–22, 2182, 3265
    - Kirsch, 2889, 3686, 5582, 6547
    - Lambert, 1202, 1941, 2435, 2790–91, 4249, 5014, 5525, 6245, 6975
    - Lawrence, 1852, 3619, 4285, 5691, 5914, 6216, 6836
    - Makowsky, 1117, 4621
    - Marit, 1415
    - McMorris, 4296, 5112, 5422–23, 5940, 6683
    - Michelson, 1719–20, 2002, 2092, 2398, 2677, 3233, 4183–84, 5614, 5863–64
    - Moe, 2821–22
    - Nerlien, 1088, 1513, 2061, 2274, 2621, 3450, 4062, 4308, 4697, 5463, 6070
    - Olauson, 3091, 5099, 5438, 6032
    - Ottenbreit, 1143
    - Parent, 1267
    - Phillips, 793, 1456, 1688–89, 2449, 2596
    - Ross, 3147, 5888, 6330
    - Steele, 1537, 2127, 3358, 4089, 4500, 5726, 6445, 6903
    - Steinley, 2034, 2558, 3209, 3590, 5127, 5396, 5826–27
    - Stewart, 5668, 6289, 7017
    - Tochor, 4672
    - Weekes, 1877, 2155, 2250, 2741, 3942, 4235, 4471, 5157, 5799, 6268, 6858, 6949, 7001
    - Wilson, 5146, 5745, 6470
    - Wyant, 3064
    - Young, 963, 2307, 2771, 2918–19, 3795, 4434, 4721, 5344, 5928, 6311, 6717
- Federal imposition, provincial challenge
  - See also
    - Climate change – Student protest and carbon tax challenge
  - Meili, 4032–33
  - Moe, 4032–33
  - Budget debate, 1989–90, 3892
  - Consequences for taxpayers, budget debate, 5504, 5629–30
  - Contingency plan, E922
  - Funding for court costs, N735
  - Funding for court costs, budget debate, 3764–65
  - Legal advice
    - Duncan, 3541
    - Meili, 3540–41, 3688–89
    - Moe, 3541, 3689
  - Reference case submitted to Court of Appeal, ministerial statement (Morgan)
    - Morgan, 4037
    - Sarauer, 4037–38
  - Support for, member's statement
    - Heppner, 4065
  - Throne Speech, 4466, 6060
  - Throne Speech response, 4480, 4486, 4492, 4493–94, 4496–97, 4509, 4515–16, 4518, 4519–20, 4528, 4530, 4536, 4541, 4547, 4554, 4570, 4572, 4577, 4582, 4588, 4604–5, 4607, 4609, 4612, 4632, 4648, 4668, 6084, 6091–92, 6123, 6136
- Federal requirements to access energy infrastructure funding
  - Duncan, 3373–75, 4314–15
  - Forbes, 3374, 4314–15
  - Meili, 3372–74
  - Moe, 3372–74
  - Budget debate, 3834, 5498, 5608
  - Throne Speech response, 4646–47, 6089
- Impact on road construction and repair costs
  - See
    - Highways and roads – Carbon tax
- Industry competitiveness, effect on
  - See
    - Resources – Industries – Competitiveness
- Legal challenge by Manitoba, member's statement
  - Olauson, 5694
- Legal challenge by Ontario, intervener status, member's statement
  - Francis, 5800
- Output-based pricing system
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Carbon pricing, output-based pricing system
  - Government approach and industry-needs, E920–22
  - Government remittance
    - See
      - Greenhouse gas mitigation – Federal legislation – Output-based pricing
- Rallies in opposition to
  - See
    - Demonstrations – Truck convoy, Regina
- Rebates, 5969–70
  - See also
    - School boards and divisions – Carbon tax costs and recipient of rebates
- Representation on customer bills
  - See
    - Utilities – Customer bills, inclusion of carbon tax line item
- Resolution against, Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities
- Revenue-neutral portion, implementation
  - See
    - Utilities – Customer bills, inclusion of carbon tax line item – Implementation
Caribou
- See
  - Wildlife – Woodland caribou
Carlton Trail College
- See
  - Post-secondary institutions – Regional colleges
Cars
- See
  - Motor vehicles
Casey, Captain Jenn
- See
  - Tributes – Canadian Forces Snowbirds, Captain Jenn Casey
Casinos
- Casino Regina
  - 20th anniversary and charity championship, C363, C703
  - Brighter Futures for Children fundraiser
    - See
      - Early Childhood Education – Brighter Futures for Children fundraiser
- Closure due to COVID-19 pandemic
  - Impact on gaming grants
    - See
      - Gaming framework agreement – Allocations – Replacement funding due to COVID-19 pandemic casino closures
  - Impact on profits and dividend, C991
  - Reopening plan, C992–93
  - Workforce adjustments and supports, C991, C992
- Lloydminster casino
  - See
    - Gaming framework agreement
- Profits
  - See
    - Community Initiatives Fund
- Regina and Moose Jaw
  - Employee absenteeism, management and analysis, C698–700, C702
  - Employee absenteeism, support programs, C699, C701
  - Indigenous ancestry employment targets
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation – Staff, indigenous ancestry, targets
  - New amenities, C765
  - Operating hours, changes to and impact on revenue, C899–901
  - Ownership, transfer to Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations, N96
  - Renovation plans, C766
  - Renovation plans and progress, C991–92
  - Staff, collective bargaining negotiations, C766–67, C899, C991
  - Workforce stability and employee turnover, C700–701
Cattle industry
- See also
  - Livestock industry
- 2017 Saskatchewan Charolais Breeder of the Year, Sliding Hills Charolais farms, recipient, member's statement
  - Dennis, 3919
- Bovine tuberculosis in Alberta, measures to protect Saskatchewan ranchers
  - Sproule, 1209
  - Stewart, 1209–10
- Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame
  - Bob and Gail Switzer, Sandy Bar Ranch, inductees (2016), member's statement
    - Marit, 1269
  - John Wilmott, Angus breeder, inductees (2016), member's statement
    - Kaeding, 1391
- Cattle prices and production, Throne Speech response, 152, 2674
- Cattlemen's Association, funding for Livestock and Forage Centre of Excellence, University of Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Livestock industry – Livestock and Forage Centre of Excellence, University of Saskatchewan – Project update and funding
- Country of Origin Labelling
  - See
    - Livestock industry
- Herd size, target, E93
- Honour Scroll awards winners, 2019
  - See
    - Livestock industry – Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association
- Horned Cattle Fund, interagency adjustments, Agriculture Ministry
  - See
    - Agriculture Ministry – Financial reports – Consolidation adjustment
- Livestock theft
  - See
    - Cattle industry – Rustling
- Price manipulation by meat packers, mitigation, E874
- Research, consolidation of facilities, E464
- Rustling
  - Budget debate, 1969
  - Throne Speech response, 2720
- Value-added, potential for industry, E875–76
- Western Beef Development Centre
  - See
    - Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute – And Western Beef Development Centre
CBO (community-based organization)
- See
  - Community-based organizations
CCDF (Clarence Campeau Development Fund)
- See
  - Clarence Campeau Development Fund
CCF (Co-operative Commonwealth Federation)
- See
  - Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
CCPAC (Canadian Council of Public Accounts Committees)
- See
  - Public Accounts Committee – Canadian Council of Public Accounts Committees
CCUS (Carbon capture, utilization and storage)
- See
  - Carbon sequestration
CDM-QIP (Chronic disease management-quality improvement program)
- See
  - Chronic diseases – Programs
CDRD Saskatchewan Innovation Fund
- See
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Centre for Drug Research and Development, Saskatchewan Innovation Fund
Cellular services
- See
  - Telecommunications
Cemeteries
- See
  - Historic sites – Residential schools
Central Services Ministry
- Accommodation Manual, update and review, P513
- Accommodations, management
  - Communication with ministries, P512–13
  - New space requests, process, P513
  - Office space, standards, P645–46
  - Reporting requirements, P512
  - Space to FTE ratio, monitoring and compliance, P511–12
  - Utilization, P513–14
- Assets, shared ownership agreements, accounting error, P110, P112
- Buildings
  - See
    - Government buildings
- Capital projects, prioritization, C961–62
- Consultants, formal evaluation, P111, P113, P644–45
- Consultants, use of, C463–64, P645
- Corporate services branch, reorganization, C305
- COVID-19 pandemic
  - Adjustments to work processes and service delivery, C959
  - Capital stimulus fund, project prioritization, C960
- Data centre security
  - Disaster recovery plan, P111–13, P642
  - Network and firewall configuration and server equipment, P111–13, P642, P643
  - Threat profile, P643–44
- Estimates
  - (2016-17), main, C44–57
    - Bradshaw, C57
    - Campeau, C44–49, C51–53, C55, C57
    - McCall, C46–55, C57
    - Nerlien, C56
    - Phillips, C55–57
    - Young, C55–56
  - (2017-18), main, C299–314, C401
    - McCall, C300–313
    - Tell, C299–301, C303–4, C306–13
  - (2018-19), main, C451–67, C605
    - Cheveldayoff, C451–67
    - McCall, C453–67
  - (2019-20), main, C736–46, C834
    - Cheveldayoff, C736–46
    - Forbes, C739–40
    - Sproule, C739–46
  - (2019-20, June), supplementary, C1029
  - (2020-21), main, C959–69, C1027–28
    - Cheveldayoff, C959–69
    - Sproule, C960–69
- Expenditures and client payments, C746
- Expense recovery model, C959
- Funding, C738, C959
- Funding, budget debate, 403
- Government website, C299–300
  - Decommissioning old website, C453
  - New website, content transfer, C45, C452
  - Single access point for government services, development, C45–46, C737, C960
    - See also
      - Government – Services, online access for citizens and businesses
- Information technology office division
  - Chief security officer, C310
  - Clients, external, C960
  - Consultants, use of, C52, C309–10
  - Decreased billings, C455
  - Enterprise client relationship management platform, development, C45
    - See also
      - Government – Information technology – Enterprise business modernization
  - Hardware and software, support for, C54
  - Initiatives across government, C45
  - Inter-ministerial shared services, C53
  - Operating system upgrade project, C452
  - ServiceNow, implementation, C300, C452–53
  - Staff, retention challenges, C53–54
  - System security, C53–54, C310, C738, C959
  - System security, proactivity, C54
  - Technology renewal, C464
  - User access management, P110, P112
  - Web applications, in-house, development and operation, security processes, C968–69, P514–16
  - Web applications, in-house, vulnerabilities testing, P114–15
- Mail services, C51, C309, C461
- Major capital asset acquisitions, reduction, C311
- Office space
  - See
    - Central Services Ministry – Accommodations, management
- Priority Saskatchewan, comparison with, C453–55, E88, E609–10
  - See also
    - Government – Procurement
- Project management, ensuring vendor delivery of project requirements, C746
- Project management, representation in Estimates, C52, C55
- Property management branch, C305–9, C737, C960
  - Accessibility, owned and leased buildings, C739–40
  - Debt charges for long-term leases and public private partnerships, C742–43
  - Funding, C47
  - Infrastructure bilateral agreements, C739–40
  - Leased spaces, disclosure of rates, C743–44
  - Recovered costs, leases and amortization, C306
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2015) v.2, ch.43, P110, P113–14
    - Doke, P114
    - Sarauer, P113–14
    - Weekes, P114
  - (2016) v.1, ch.2; (2016) v.2, ch.3, P110, P112, P114
    - Sarauer, P112
    - Weekes, P114
  - (2016) v.1, ch.5, P110–14
    - Sarauer, P112–13
    - Weekes, P114
  - (2016) v.1, ch.6, P114–16
    - Cox, P115–16
    - Michelson, P115
    - Sarauer, P115
    - Recommendations, P116
  - (2016) v.2, ch.33, P111, P113–14
    - Sarauer, P113
    - Weekes, P114
  - (2017) v.1, ch.15, P511–14
    - Mowat, P512–14
  - (2018) v.2, ch.28, P514–16
    - Mowat, P515–16
  - (2019) v.1, ch.14, P642–44
    - D'Autremont, P644
    - Mowat, P642–44
    - Wotherspoon, P644
    - Recommendations, P644
  - (2019) v.1, ch.15, P644–45
    - Mowat, P645
  - (2019) v.2, ch.29, P645–46
    - Mowat, P645–46
    - Wotherspoon, P646
- Provincial Capital Commission, administrative support and services
  - See
    - Provincial Capital Commission
- SaskBuilds, comparison with, C453–55, C965, C966, E81, E609–10
  - See also
    - Government – Procurement
- Staff, C305
  - Compensation reduction to reduce deficit, C303–4
  - Decrease, C300–301
  - Former deputy minister, Richard Murray, tribute
    - See
      - Tributes
  - Salaries, C47
- Transformational change, C47–48
Central Vehicle Agency
- Capital funding, fleet maintenance and renewal, C738
- Contributions to wildfire efforts in summer of 2015, C45
- Cost-effectiveness study, C48
- Fleet maintenance and renewal, C48, P110
  - Computer system, P113–14
- Licensing costs, funding, C959
- Pilot project, short-term rentals, C48–49, C300, U792
  - Cost-effectiveness, C459–61
  - Expansion, 5954, C453, C737
  - Implications for Social Services Ministry, U939
  - Realized savings, C452, C459–60
    - Budget debate, 3726, 3758, 3760, 3838, 3847, 3880, 3902
    - Throne Speech response, 4639
- Vehicles
  - Electric and hybrid options, E817
  - Procurement
    - Electric and hybrid options, C968
    - Manufacturers and dealers, relationship, C967–68
Centre for Drug Research and Development
- See
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals
Cerebral palsy
- See
  - Health facilities – First Steps Wellness Centre
CETA (Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement)
- See
  - Trade agreements (commerce) – Canada-European Union, Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement
Chair and Deputy Chair, committees, rulings and statements
- Annual reports
  - Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
    - Bring it back to the reports that are on the table in front of us, C184
    - Outside the scope of what we're talking about, C922–23
    - Question regards something that has not even occurred or is not intended to occur, C184
  - Global Transportation Hub
    - Bring you back to the annual report that is before you. [The official] has clarified, the report deals with waste water treatment, not part of the Watershed Authority, E627
    - Not sure it is appropriate to request all meetings but if there are meetings that are particularly dealing with the issues [in the annual report] that would be appropriate, E628
    - Not sure this discussion around emails is part of the annual report, E635
  - Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation, we are here to deal with the financial reports; please stick to the material at hand; you and I are not going to agree on this point so I would put it to the minister, if she feels comfortable, to answer the question, C707
  - Saskatchewan Government Insurance, stick to the annual reports that we're dealing with here, C515
  - Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation
    - I have trouble with what-ifs. The minister has answered the question; none of us know what's going to happen long into the future; I'm not looking to get into an argument; a what-if question is difficult to answer around this table, C661
    - Questions would probably be better asked of the Minister of Advanced Education, C659
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications
    - Caution the member on unparliamentary language, C874
    - Keep questions to the agenda, C871
    - Let's stick to the financial statements that are relevant today, C655
    - Relevance to annual report, C226, C227, C229, C230
    - Unparliamentary language, withdraw and apologize, C871
  - Saskatchewan Transportation Company, better to limit our questions more specifically to the annual report rather than private sector enterprises that have taken over, C649
- Auditor reports
  - Committee has already decided against calling specified witness. Motion out of order, P183
  - Let's get back to the matter at hand, P167
  - They're important questions [...] maybe the auditor can speak to how she will engage with this investigation that is underway, P359
  - This is in fact a scrutiny committee and I'll allow the questions to continue, P100
- Bills
  - Confine questions to the bill, U569
  - Keep comments to bill, U335
  - Keep questions around current provincial bill rather than federal changes, C431
  - Listened to the minister's response and he referred to the number of people in the province he's consulted, U335
  - One at a time, U559
  - This issue is before the courts. Caution members that the minister may be constrained in his answers and further, that comments made before this committee may be used in a court of law, U733
  - We have another meeting starting and agreed to three hours only, U545
  - We're working on this particular bill. This is not to open up all the rest of [the Act]. You're out of order, N608–9
  - You're starting to use language that's getting a little on the derogatory side and let's just stick to questions on the bill, N632
- Chair
  - It's not right to challenge a Chair, N156
  - Through the Chair, please, P291
- Committee of the Whole, Finance Committee
  - See
    - Chair and Deputy Chair, committees, rulings and statements – Finance Committee, Executive Council estimates
- Committee of the Whole and the Committee of Finance, only members of the House are allowed to ask questions and give answers, 1443
- Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Order, the minister has the floor, 1450
- Electronic devices, if you have a problem with your electronic equipment, please take it outside, U810
- Estimates
  - Advanced Education Ministry
    - Consider whether transformational change is part of this budget or future considerations, U362
    - If you are supplying further information, another ministry said within 30 days, U670
    - If you talk about transformational change, you will have to answer questions about transformational change, U362
    - Question has been asked and answered repeatedly, move on to the next question, U189
    - Remind members we are talking about the 2016-17 supplemental estimates, U360
    - This estimate is for the College of Medicine so that's what it needs to stay to, U594
    - This is not necessarily part of [the discussion at hand], U596
    - You are familiar with the impacts of labour relations. You're heading down the path that is part of negotiations that the minister cannot talk about; the minister has responded that that is part of negotiations and therefore out of bounds; That's it, we're done. Are you switching topics?, U677
    - You don't want to question the Chair; you have estimates in front of you, U596
  - Agriculture Ministry
    - Tie the topic to something within the estimates, E873–74
  - Economy Ministry
    - Getting into areas outside the ministry and estimate under consideration, E350
  - Education Ministry
    - Any discussions that may be pertinent to negotiations with teachers under the labour agreement could raise the issue of unfair bargaining, U651
    - Bill being debated is not part of estimates, U410
    - One at a time, please, U412
    - One individual is talking, stop interfering or interjecting, U413
  - Executive Council
    - See
      - Chair and Deputy Chair, committees, rulings and statements – Finance Committee, Executive Council estimates
  - Finance Ministry
    - I've heard enough about political jargon back and forth, C826
    - Minister has answered twice that she does not have that information; please move on without argument, C823
    - Please get back on the budget that we have in front of us, C942
    - Question has been answered in the best way that the minister could answer it, C831
    - Some questions are not able to be answered by this minister; Limit your questions, C830
    - Stick to what we're working on, C937
    - That really has absolutely nothing to do with this budget whatsoever, C942
    - You're getting into SaskPower questions here of a minister who's not responsible, C822
  - Government Relations Ministry
    - Each has made a political statement, now going to move back to the supplementary estimates, N96–97
    - I would like you to somehow tie this to the budget, N754
    - Is there a question, and is it related to the budget, N759
    - Let's narrow it back to the budget, N156
    - Refrain from bringing other committee work into line of questioning, N75
    - Tie your question to the budget, N747, N771
  - Health Ministry
    - Direct questions through the Chair, focus on the budget, U133
    - Give them the opportunity to answer your question, U62
    - If you're not going to table the email, then let's move on, U1014
    - You don't just start asking questions. I have to recognize you., U752
  - Highways and Infrastructure Ministry
    - Ask questions about the Global Transportation Hub to the minister in charge of it, E285
    - Connect your question to the area of estimates that you are asking the questions, E531
    - Email from 2017 is not part of the vote in estimates; the question is inappropriate, E804
    - Keep questions relevant to the 2017-18 Budget, E284
    - Questions are about past years, E286
    - Questions must be related to the estimates tonight, not Public Accounts from two years ago, E801–2
    - Vote on the table does not include these figures, E803
    - Was it a question asked in previous estimates?; Was it agreed to provide that answer?; It must be related to the estimates that are before us and not previous estimates; you're asking if that has been carried forward; If it wasn't anticipated for the estimates before us, the minister and officials may not have brought that with them, E531–32
    - You've asked the same question a number of times now. The answer has been given. This is about estimates rather than trying to make some political points, E538
  - Immigration and Career Training Ministry
    - Make sure your questions are related to the estimates before you; this is not part of estimates; your questions must pertain to the estimates that are before you, E431–32
    - Remind you that your questions must be related to the estimates before you and GTH is not part of those estimates, E441
  - Parks, Culture, and Sport Ministry
    - Question has been asked several times, member move on to further questions, N43
  - Social Services Ministry
    - We're talking about personal contracts, there are privacy issues here, U469
  - Trade and Export Development Ministry
    - Return back to the estimates, E898
  - Water Security Agency
    - I'm not sure that your question is connected to the estimates that are before us tonight unless you can tie it to a particular area that you are looking for, E546
- Finance Committee, Executive Council estimates
  - Ask members to respect the Opposition Leader currently has the floor, 5973
  - Leader of the Opposition [Wotherspoon] choose words carefully, 2474
  - Order, I will start identifying individual members, 5974
  - Premier has the floor, 5973
- Public hearings
  - Advise committee members to please keep to questions, C12
Chambers of commerce
- Achievement in Business Excellence Awards
  - (October 22, 2016), member's statement
    - Olauson, 795–96
  - (October 21, 2017), recipients, member's statement
    - Cheveldayoff, 2743
  - (October 20, 2018), recipients, member's statement
    - Cheveldayoff, 4502–3
  - (October 19, 2019), recipients, member's statement
    - Cheveldayoff, 6098–99
- Battlefords Business Excellence Awards, 23rd annual (October 4, 2016), member's statement
  - Cox, 796
- Moose Jaw & District Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Awards
  - (April 19, 2017), recipients, member's statement
    - Michelson, 2325
  - (April 18, 2018), nominees and recipients, member's statement
    - Michelson, 3943
- Prairie Sky Business Excellence Awards (May 4, 2018), Martensville and Warman, recipients, member's statement
  - Heppner, 4252
- Prince Albert and District, Samuel McLeod Business Awards
  - Gala (April 27, 2017), recipients, member's statement
    - Hargrave, 2439
  - Legacy Award 2020, recipient Janine Favreau, member's statement
    - Rancourt, 6860
- Regina and District, COVID-19 pandemic buy local campaign, funding, E894
- Regina and District, Paragon Awards (April 7, 2017), recipients, member's statement
  - Steinley, 2252–53
- Saskatoon, former executive director, recognition
  - See
    - Business – Business Builder Awards, North Saskatoon Business Association – (2019), Kent Smith-Windsor
- Saskatoon Achievement in Business Excellence Awards
  - (October 21, 2017), Brainsport, community involvement award recipient, member's statement
    - Sproule, 2252
  - (April 12, 2019), recipients, member's statement
    - Lambert, 6024–25
- Swift Current, farmer appreciation banquet
  - See
    - Communities – Swift Current, community events, member's statement
- Swift Current and District Business Excellence Awards (October 26, 2018), Throne Speech response, 4578
- Warman & Martensville, Business Excellence awards (2016), recipients, member's statement
  - Buckingham, 542
Change of Name Act, 1995
- Surname, retaining as given or middle name after marriage
  - See
    - Vital statistics
Channels (water)
- See
  - Canals and channels
Chapman, Harold
- See
  - Honours and awards – Order of Canada
Chartier, Gerard "Rusty"
- See
  - Tributes
Chief Electoral Office
- See
  - Elections Saskatchewan
Child abuse
- Child protection intake
  - Calls and investigations, U1041
  - Calls and response times, U944–45
  - Initial screening and decision to investigate, and timeliness of supervisor review, P608–9
  - Quality assurance, P610
  - Staff, P609–10
  - Staff, impact of call volume and nature, P610
- Internet exploitation and digital awareness, Beyond the Classroom parenting program, member's statement
  - Ross, 5891
- Prevention, Canadian Red Cross Be Safe kits, training and distribution, U842
- Prevention and intervention, research, N532–33
- Revised protocols, U110
- Revised protocols, public promotion and increase in reported abuse, U363
- Sexual abuse, convicted offenders, name change regulations
  - See
    - Vital statistics – Name changes, new regulations
- Sexual abuse in sport
  - Prevention
    - Forbes, 5764–65
    - Makowsky, 5764–65
  - Prevention, pan-Canadian declaration, N526–27
- Sexual abuse prevention curriculum, develop and implement, petition
  - Beck, 718, 735, 938–39, 1119, 1390, 1470–71, 1538, 1615, 1689–90, 1720–21, 1807, 1854, 2183–84, 2422, 2437, 2523–24
Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 33)
- First reading
  - Harpauer, 514
- Second reading
  - Beck, 898–99
  - Belanger, 550–51
  - Chartier, 1195–96
  - Forbes, 997–1001
  - Harpauer, 549
  - McCall, 1347–48
  - Rancourt, 1375–76
  - Sarauer, 1316–18
  - Sproule, 1112–13
  - Vermette, 845
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Merriman, 1376
- Committee discussion
  - Beaudry-Mellor, U346–50
  - Rancourt, U347–51
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Fiaz)
    - Fiaz, U351
- Report without amendment
  - D'Autremont, 1465
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Beaudry-Mellor, 1465
- Third reading
  - Beaudry-Mellor, 1465
- Royal Assent, 1533
Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 86)
- First reading
  - Merriman, 2798
- Second reading
  - Beck, 3164–69
  - Belanger, 2840–41
  - Chartier, 3276–77
  - Forbes, 3252–55
  - McCall, 3112–14
  - Merriman, 2839–40
  - Sproule, 3193–95
  - Wotherspoon, 4221–22
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Brkich, 4222
- Committee discussion
  - Merriman, U710–12
  - Wotherspoon, U711–12
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Wilson)
    - Wilson, U713
- Report without amendment
  - D'Autremont, 4317
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Merriman, 4318
- Third reading
  - Merriman, 4318
- Royal Assent, 4443
Child care
- And early childhood education
  - See
    - Early childhood education – And child care
- Access and affordability
  - Meili, 6943
  - Wyant, 6943–44
- Access and availability, Throne Speech response, 6256
- Affordability, U610
- Affordability and subsidy review
  - Beck, 5694–95
  - Meili, 5708–9
  - Merriman, 5708–9
  - Wyant, 5694–95
- Biggar & District Daycare Project, budget debate, 377
- Carbon tax, costs and rebates, U817
- Central Park Learning Centre, Nipawin addition, budget debate, 5475
- Connected to assisted living facility, Throne Speech response, 6234
- COVID-19 pandemic
  - See also
    - Education – COVID-19 pandemic, suspension of in-person classes – And child care
  - Financial implications for providers, U1087–88, U1089–90
- Funding
  - See
    - Early childhood education – Funding
- Funding, federal agreement
  - See
    - Early childhood education – And child care – Federal funding
- Inclusion funding, decrease, budget debate, 2028
- Inclusion grants, change from centres to individual
  - See
    - Child care – Special needs, shift from block funding to individualized funding
- Licensed centres, U814
  - Grants, U44, U610, U1048
    - Equipment, U615
    - Review and recommendations, U819–20
    - Training and equipment, U612–13
  - Spots, availability, U609
    - Extended or non-standard hours, U643
  - Wait times and mitigation efforts, U819
- Licensed centres, property taxes
  - Exemption status for non-profits, U421–22, U818–19
    - Budget debate, 1914
  - Exemptions, U47
  - Include non-profit centres in The Saskatchewan Education Act and exempt from property taxes, petition
    - Beck, 794, 853–54, 904, 964, 1022–23, 1089, 1144–45, 1204, 1233, 1293, 1325–26, 1355, 1416, 1428, 1456–57, 1498–99, 1515, 1563, 1585, 1641, 1664, 1745, 1831, 1879, 2214–15, 2291–92, 2309, 2538, 2559, 2791, 7035
    - McCall, 2184
    - Mowat, 3796
    - Sarauer, 2128–29
  - Inconsistent application for non-profits
    - Beck, 1504–5
    - Harpauer, 1504–5
- Mackenzie Infant Care Centre, Regina, 30th anniversary (2016), member's statement
  - Beck, 44
- Medical daycare, Hope's Home
  - See
    - Hope's Home
- Policy, based on out-dated family model, budget debate, 5555
- Providers, literacy training
  - See
    - Literacy – Training for child care providers
- Providers, training and resources, budget debate, 3818
- Spaces, 2478, U11, U44, U46–47, U417
  - Budget debate, 303, 337, 340, 376, 393, 394, 395, 407, 426, 463, 1841, 1875, 1893, 1896, 1898, 1922, 1928, 1931, 1937, 1951, 1958, 1969, 1972, 3727, 3754, 3757, 3805, 3818, 3851, 3879, 3913, 5431, 5481, 5486, 5570
  - Infant spaces, U610
  - New by type, U823
  - Policy regarding spaces in new schools
    - See
      - Schools, new – Child care spaces
  - Throne Speech, 2586
  - Throne Speech response, 89, 98, 112, 2605, 2609, 2619, 2633, 2638, 2692, 2698, 2751, 4495, 4580, 4582
  - Upcoming, U608
  - Upcoming, francophone spaces, U613
- Special needs, shift from block funding to individualized funding, U395–97, U615–16
  - Beck, 2010
  - Morgan, 2010
- Staff, Aboriginal awareness training
  - See
    - Early childhood education – Educators
- Staff, day care consultants
  - See
    - Early childhood education – Early learning and child care consultants
- Staff, supports, budget debate, 1914
- Staffing, attrition and turnover, U817–18
- Staffing, challenges, budget debate, 1914
- Subsidy, U160–61, U816–17, U932
  - See also
    - Child care – Affordability and subsidy review
  - Funding, decrease, budget debate, 1869
  - Maximum, unchanged since 1980s, budget debate, 1914, 2028, 5555
  - Maximum, unchanged since 1980s, Throne Speech response, 6242
- Unity Community Daycare, grand opening (May 7, 2016), member's statement
  - Doke, 163
Child welfare
- See also
  - Social Services Ministry – Child and family services
- Child welfare review panel
  - See
    - Child welfare, First Nations children in care – Child welfare review panel
- Children's Advocate report
  - Budget debate, 375
  - Throne Speech response, 156
- Counsel for Children program
  - See
    - Justice administration – Counsel for Children program
- Improvements, need for, Throne Speech response, 4511, 4543, 4604
- Legislation, review and proposed changes, U110, U144–45
- Legislation, review and update
  - Beaudry-Mellor, 1726–27
  - Rancourt, 1726
  - Aging out and transition supports, U129
  - Implementation delays, U467–68
    - Merriman, 4658–59, 4934–35
    - Rancourt, 4658, 4934–35
- Legislation, updates, U627
- Violence, exposure to, programs for
  - See
    - Violence – Children-exposed-to violence programs
Child welfare, children in care
- See also
  - Foster home care
- Beaudry-Mellor, 2297
- Meili, 5730
- Merriman, 5730–31
- Rancourt, 2297
- 16-17 program, expansion to Regina, U144
- 16-17 program, placements and challenges, U128–29
- Adoption
  - Of school-aged children, P601
  - Registry delays, P599–601
    - Family appeals, P601
- Aging-out strategy, U129
- Apprehension through adoption, processes, U792–98
  - Permanent ward status, U794–95
- Apprehensions, legal recourse, U799
- Assisted adoption, U119
  - And custody, familial caregivers, U794–96
  - Financial supports and benefits, U796–97
- Child tax benefit, caregiver eligibility, U796–98, U1024
- COVID-19 pandemic
  - Aging-out, delayed transition, 7066, U1022, U1025
  - Allocation of one-time Canada child benefit payment, U1022, U1024
  - Allocation of one-time Canada child benefit payment, budget debate, 6935
  - Educational supports, U1025
  - Family visitation, safety precautions, U1025
  - Out-of-home care spaces, funding, U1022
- Critical incident cases, U128
  - Causes by cohort, H43–44
  - Investigations and special reports, Children's Advocate office, H23–24
    - See also
      - Advocate for Children and Youth – Investigations, interaction with ministries
  - "No active services" designation, H44–45
  - Person of sufficient interest, involving, U142, U371, U372–73
    - Improved oversight, H44
    - Program changes and improved oversight, U142–43
  - Preventative measures and services, U149
  - Suicides, H46
- Emergency receiving spaces, U364, U368–69, U443, U468–69, U598, U790
  - Cost per day and average length of stay, U369
- Extended family, placements with, U115, U789, U1041
  - See also
    - Child welfare, children in care – Person of sufficient interest – And kinship care and extended family care
- Extended family, placements with, recognition of efforts, U931
- Familial caregivers, funding support, 4430, U628, U794
  - Budget debate, 3727, 3753, 3758, 3780, 3814, 3839, 3928
- Family reunification, U628, U790
  - Integrated practice strategy, U792
  - As a priority, budget debate, 3835
- Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder
  - See
    - Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder
- Hotels, use of, U364, U369
  - Beaudry-Mellor, 860, 1125
  - Harpauer, 454
  - Rancourt, 454, 860, 1125
- Incarceration rate, H45
- Increase, U628, U640
  - Harpauer, 358, 421
  - Rancourt, 358, 421
- Increase, Throne Speech response, 2611, 2673
- Interprovincial transfers and protocols, U142, U943
- Medical or behavioural challenges, funding, 4430, U931
  - Budget debate, 3814
- Medically fragile/complex medical needs
  - See also
    - Hope's Home
  - Funding for, budget debate, 386, 394
  - Private treatment options, funding, budget debate, 5431
  - Residential care, funding, U113
  - Residential care, options, U446
- Mental health, in-patients, U944
- Mental health and addictions services, U943–44
- Newborn apprehensions, U798–99
  - Increasing
    - See
      - Child welfare, First Nations children in care – Newborn apprehensions, increased
  - Preventative measures, U942–43
- Numbers and types of placements, U798, U941, U1040–41
- Out-of-home care, P611–12
- Permanent wards
  - See
    - Child welfare, children in care – Adoption
- Person of sufficient interest
  - See also
    - Child welfare, children in care – Critical incident cases
  - And kinship care, H24
  - And kinship care and extended family care, U467
  - Placements with, U146
- Placements, cost of foster care and group homes, U129–30
- Preventative measures and services, P610, U117
  - Benefits, U1022
  - Funding, U110, U370, U790, U931
  - Funding, budget debate, 252, 5431, 5578
  - Inter-ministerial collaboration, U118
  - Newborns
    - See
      - Child welfare, children in care – Newborn apprehensions – Preventative measures
  - Throne Speech response, 6129
- Review, programs and services
  - See
    - Child welfare – Legislation, review and update
- Utilization pressures, U790
- Wards and non-wards, reporting, H44
Child welfare, First Nations children in care U462–63
- See also
  - Child welfare, children in care
- Child welfare review panel, recommendations, U463–65
- Cultural connections, maintaining, government efforts, budget debate, 3835
- First Nations child and family services agencies
  - Agreement between government and Saskatoon Tribal Council, U932
    - Throne Speech, 6063
    - Throne Speech response, 6127, 6179, 6196
  - Agreement between government and Saskatoon Tribal Council, ministerial statement (Merriman)
    - Merriman, 5376
    - Rancourt, 5376–77
  - Child protection standards, compliance and monitoring, P227–28, P611–12, U116
  - Criminal record checks, compliance, P227–29
  - Delegation agreements, 7068–69, P228, U144–45
  - Funding, U932
  - Information technology, case management system, reporting to Social Services Ministry, P229
  - Programs, U932
  - Relationship with Social Services Ministry, U143–44, U628, U789
- Interprovincial transfers and protocols
  - See
    - Child welfare, children in care – Interprovincial transfers and protocols
- Jordan's principle, claims and funding
  - See
    - Children – First Nations and Métis, Jordan's principle, claims and funding
- Jurisdictional responsibility, on-reserve and off-reserve, U146–47
- Justice for our stolen children protest camp
  - See
    - Demonstrations – First Nations child welfare and justice reform, protest camp in Wascana Park
- Newborn apprehensions, increased
  - See also
    - Child welfare, children in care – Newborn apprehensions
  - Meili, 4903–4
  - Merriman, 4904
- Overrepresentation
  - Meili, 5830
  - Merriman, 5830–31
  - Moe, 5830
- Overrepresentation, cases of critical injury and death, Throne Speech response, 2611
- Overrepresentation, government actions and involvement of indigenous leaders
  - Merriman, 5857–58
  - Rancourt, 5857–58
  - Sarauer, 5857
- Overrepresentation, Throne Speech response, 2673, 4543
- Person of sufficient interest and kinship care model
  - See
    - Child welfare, children in care – Person of sufficient interest
- Reduction efforts, government actions, U147
  - See also
    - Child welfare, children in care – Preventative measures and services
  - Meili, 5869–70
  - Merriman, 5869–70
- Reduction efforts, Throne Speech response, 6084
- Reduction strategy
  - Harpauer, 613–14
  - Rancourt, 613
  - Budget debate, 375
- Reduction strategy and work with First Nations agencies
  - Merriman, 4007
  - Wotherspoon, 4007
- Reunification
  - See
    - Child welfare, children in care – Family reunification
- Review, programs and services
  - See
    - Child welfare – Legislation, review and update
- Sacred Wolf Lodge, Cowessess First Nation, transition residence project to reconnect girls with their culture, member's statement
  - Bonk, 6271
- Systemic disparity, budget debate, 3845
Children
- See also
  - Early Childhood Education
- Abuse
  - See
    - Child abuse
- Afterschool programs, budget debate, 5564
- Battlefords Boys & Girls Club, 18th annual fundraising gala (November 15, 2018), member's statement
  - Cox, 4963
- Child care
  - See
    - Child care
- Clothing, provincial sales tax exemption
  - Eliminated, budget debate, 1843, 1845, 1846, 1914–15, 1932, 1954, 1962, 1976, 1992, 2045, 3789, 3884, 3897, 3927
  - Restore, petition
    - Beck, 4472, 4500, 4559
- Demographic breakdown, U823
- Dietary needs, nutrition and access
  - Merriman, 5224
  - Rancourt, 5224
- Dream brokers program
  - See
    - Dream brokers program
- Early years plan, inter-ministerial collaboration, U811–12, U817
- Early years plan, renewal, U812, U1089
- First Nations, Boys with Braids campaign
  - See
    - First Nations – Children, Boys with Braids campaign
- First Nations and Métis, Jordan's principle, claims and funding, N571, U820–21, U1081–82
- Gender identity and sexual orientation, enact legislation banning conversion therapy
  - See
    - Sexual orientation – Conversion therapy, enact legislation banning, petition
- Girls-only outdoor adventure and leadership program, Snowlandia (February 20-23, 2018), Saskatoon, member's statement
  - Chartier, 3569
- Girls Rock Camp
  - See
    - Music
- Girls Self-Esteem Workshop
  - (October 2, 2016), member's statement
    - Ross, 796
  - (October 22, 2017), member's statement
    - Ross, 2679–80
  - (October 21, 2018), member's statement
    - Ross, 4474–75
- Medically fragile/complex medical needs, 4430, U628
  - Budget debate, 252, 439
  - In care
    - See
      - Child welfare, children in care – Medically fragile/complex medical needs
  - Long-term care options, U85–87, U88–89, U446
  - Respite for families, importance, Throne Speech response, 2630
- Mental health services
  - See
    - Mental health services – Children and youth
- Ministry for all aspects related to, recommendation, U960
- Missing
  - See
    - Missing persons
- Okolita, Catherine
  - See
    - Fundraising – Catherine's Cause, Catherine Okolita
- Poverty
  - See
    - Poverty – Child poverty
- Violence, exposure to, programs for
  - See
    - Violence – Children-exposed-to violence programs
- Vulnerable
  - Family resource centres
    - See
      - Families
  - Supports
    - Meili, 5730
    - Merriman, 5730–31
- Vulnerable, programming
  - See also
    - Education, funding – And funding for early years programming
  - Early childhood intervention program, U46, U402–3, U618–19, U1094–95
    - See also
      - Autism – Individualized funding, early childhood intervention, and learning supports
    - Funding, U11, U417, U608, U815
      - Chartier, 665–66
      - Morgan, 665–66
    - Funding, budget debate, 5557
    - Funding model review, U619
    - Program effectiveness, U1094
  - Early Childhood Intervention Program Week (May 22-June 2, 2018), member's statement
    - Dennis, 4398
  - Early years intensive supports pilot programs
    - See
      - Early childhood education – Early years intensive support pilot programs
  - Funding, U802, U1094
  - KidsFirst program, U44–45, U49, U616–18, U643, U813–14, U1094
    - And Early childhood intervention program, distinction, U616
    - Funding, U417, U608, U1048, U1054
    - Funding, budget debate, 3782, 3818, 5557, 5564
    - Transition to pre-kindergarten programming, tracking, U818, U823
  - Programming and eligibility, federal and provincial, distinction, U612
  - Socialization, Communication, and Education Program, U620
  - Trauma-informed practices, training for staff, U818
Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan
- See
  - Hospitals – Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan
Children's Law Act, 2019 (No. 205)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 6667
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 6691
  - Forbes, 6729
  - Morgan, 6690–91
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 6730
- Committee discussion
  - Morgan, N664–67
  - Sarauer, N664–67
  - Sproule, N665
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Francis)
    - Francis, N667
- Report without amendment
  - Lawrence, 6775
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 6775
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 6775
- Royal Assent, 6909
Children's Law Consequential Amendments Act, 2019 (No. 206)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 6667
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 6691–92
  - Forbes, 6730
  - Morgan, 6691
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 6730
- Committee discussion
  - Morgan, N667
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Cox)
    - Cox, N667
- Report without amendment
  - Lawrence, 6775
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 6776
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 6776
- Royal Assent, 6909
Chinook Parkway, Swift Current
- See
  - Parks – Urban
Chinook Power Station
- See
  - Power plants – Chinook Power Station
Chinook School Division No. 211
- Funding, budget debate, 1932
- Information technology disaster recovery plan, implementation
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – Education Ministry – School Divisions, 2014-15 annual integrated and IT security audit
Chiropody
- See
  - Health care – Supplementary health benefits – Podiatry services
Chiropractic services
- See
  - Health care – Supplementary health benefits
Choice of Court Agreements (Hague Convention Implementation) Act (No. 96)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 2926
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 3009–10
  - Forbes, 3128–30
  - McCall, 3384–85
  - Morgan, 3008–9
  - Sarauer, 3486
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Brkich, 3487
- Committee discussion
  - Morgan, N318
  - Sarauer, N318–19
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Francis)
    - Francis, N320
- Report without amendment
  - Bradshaw, 3546
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 3546
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 3546
- Royal Assent, 4257
Christ the Teacher Roman Catholic Separate School Division No. 212
- Funding, budget debate, 1932
Christmas
- See also
  - Legislative Assembly – Statement of thanks and Christmas greetings
- (2017), greetings, member's statement
  - Michelson, 3326
- (2018), member's statement
  - Goudy, 5148–49
- (2019), member's statement
  - Meili, 6708
  - Stewart, 6707–8
- Maple Creek Toy Run (2019), member's statement
  - Steele, 6247
- One Voice Christmas Carol fundraiser, Saskatoon, member's statement
  - Mowat, 5159
- Operation Christmas Child, Samaritan's Purse
  - See
    - Humanitarian assistance – Samaritan's Purse project, Operation Christmas Child
- Rotary Christmas Carol Festival, Regina, (December 3-6, 2018), member's statement
  - Ross, 5129–30
- Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Campaign 2019, member's statement
  - Hindley, 6880
Chronic diseases
- Cystic fibrosis, Orkambi prescriptions
  - See
    - Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Saskatchewan drug plan – Orkambi, treatment for cystic fibrosis
- Diabetes
  - See
    - Diabetes
- Fanconi anemia, 3rd Annual fundraising gala, Regina, and donor drive, recognition of Chorneyko family efforts, member's statement
  - Steinley, 4031–32
- Kidney diseases
  - See also
    - Kidney Foundation of Canada, Saskatchewan Branch
  - Dialysis centre, northern Saskatchewan, petition
    - Vermette, 5112–13, 5613, 5643, 6021
  - Dialysis satellite unit, Meadow Lake, U913
    - See also
      - Long-term care facilities – Meadow Lake, construction, and satellite dialysis centre
    - Funding, budget debate, 5477, 5549, 5572
  - Dialysis treatment, satellite unit serving northern Saskatchewan, establish, petition
    - Belanger, 4756, 4781, 4870, 4899–4900, 5369, 5396, 5669, 5691, 5864–65
  - Saskatchewan rates (2014), compared to other provinces, U242
  - Treatment by dialysis versus transplantation
    - See
      - Transplantation of organs, tissues, etc. – Kidney transplants
- Lung diseases, chronic, U254–55
  - See also
    - Lung Association of Saskatchewan
- Lung diseases, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, exercise program during COVID-19 pandemic, recognition of Dale Roach, member's statement
  - Marit, 7043–44
- Lymphedema, supports, funding, budget debate, 5477, 5508, 5634
- Multiple sclerosis
  - See
    - Multiple sclerosis
- Parkinson's Disease
  - See
    - Parkinson's Disease
- Programs
  - Chronic disease management quality improvement program, P325–26, U168–69
  - Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, pilot program, U168
  - LiveWell program, U169–70
CIC Asset Management Inc.
- Environmental liabilities, remediation and recovery, C180–81, C472–73
  - Decommissioning costs, C645–46
- Investments, decreased, C181
- Losses, C181–82
- Meadow Lake Pulp Limited Partnership
  - See
    - Sawmills
- Revenues, decrease, C180
- Subsidiaries, inactive, and agency wind-up, C181, C472
CIC (Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan)
- See
  - Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
CIC Economic Holdco
- Entrepreneurial fund, divestment, C473
Cigarette smoking
- See
  - Tobacco
CISM (Critical incident stress management)
- See
  - Firefighters – Volunteer – Injuries, critical incident stress management, establishing
Cities and towns
- See
  - Communities
Citizenship and civic engagement
- Citizenship ceremonies, Regina (March 28 & 29, 2018), and recognition of government immigration efforts, member's statement
  - Fiaz, 3860
- Citizenship ceremony, Moose Jaw (March 19, 2019), member's statement
  - Lawrence, 5671
- Concentus Citizenship Education Foundation, donor recognition, Elaine and Sherwood Scharfe, member's statement
  - Wyant, 2823
- Encounters with Ottawa, student learning and engagement program
  - See
    - Teachers – Sukovieff, Helen
- Global Citizen Awards gala (2019), recipients, member's statement
  - Beck, 5270
- Hugo Alvarez, Saskatoon Citizen of the Year 2018, Canadian Television Network Ltd., member's statement
  - Lambert, 4064–65
Civil service
- See
  - Public service
CJIMS (Criminal justice information management system)
- See
  - Justice Ministry – Information technology
CKFTA (Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement)
- See
  - Trade agreements (commerce) – Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement
Clarence Campeau Development Fund
- See also
  - Gaming framework agreement
- Audit (2014) done by Meyers Norris Penny, N64–65
- Board of directors
  - Accessibility, N381
  - Appointments and composition, N63–64, N66
  - Bonuses, N380–81
  - Oversight, government role, N379–81
- Revenue, gaming framework agreement, N94–95, N378–79
  - COVID-19 pandemic, adjustments due to, N739
- Savings and disbursements, N62–63
- Savings and disbursements, best practices, N64–66
Clare's law
- See
  - Domestic violence – Abusive behaviour, disclosure process
Claybank Historical Society
- See
  - Historic sites
Clean energy
- See
  - Renewable energy
Cleantech
- See
  - Climate change – Cleantech
CLEAT (Crown land ecological assessment tool)
- See
  - Wildlife – Wildlife Habitat Protection Act – Removal of designation – Assessment process
Climate action incentive fund
- See
  - Schools – Capital projects – Climate action incentive fund
Climate change
- See also
  - Greenhouse gas mitigation
- Adaptation and sustainable development, work of Saskatchewan Research Council, E124–25, E203, E581–82, E742
- Agricultural practices
  - See
    - Agriculture – Environmental practices and benefits
    - Carbon sequestration – Carbon sinks
- Cap and trade emissions reduction systems
  - See
    - Greenhouse gas mitigation – Emissions trading
- Caused by human activity, recognition, and condemnation of government failure to create green jobs, moved (Pedersen), 5899–5909
  - Bonk, 5900–5902
  - McMorris, 5906–7
  - Nerlien, 5903–4
  - Pedersen, 5899–5900
  - Sproule, 5902–3
  - Wotherspoon, 5904–6
  - Questions and comments
    - Bonk, 5908
    - Forbes, 5908
    - Francis, 5907
    - McMorris, 5908
    - Nerlien, 5909
    - Pedersen, 5907–8
    - Ross, 5908
    - Sproule, 5908–9
    - Weekes, 5908–9
    - Wotherspoon, 5909
- Cleantech, Saskatchewan opportunities, C120, E124–26
- Cleantech, value as economic driver and environmental safeguard, budget debate, 3731, 3827–28, 3927
- Denial
  - See
    - Discrimination – Racism, denunciation of – And position on climate
- Enact plan and allocate funding, petition
  - Pedersen, 5464, 5526, 5583–84, 5614, 5644, 5670, 5692, 5840, 5854–55, 5890, 5915, 5980, 6005, 6023, 6033, 6879
- Funding
  - See also
    - Environment Ministry – Climate change branch
  - Federal grants, requirements
    - See
      - Carbon tax – Federal requirements to access energy infrastructure funding
  - Federal grants, submissions, P337
- Government actions
  - See also
    - Boundary dam carbon capture project – Greenhouse gases, reduction
  - And targets
    - Throne Speech, 2590–91
    - Throne Speech response, 2687–88, 2724
  - Critique, budget debate, 388
  - Critique, Throne Speech response, 6258
  - Throne Speech response, 6212
- Government commitments, technical capacity, E333
  - Budget debate, 1898, 1900, 1921, 1970, 1979
- Government position outlined in white paper (October 18, 2016), support for, and opposition to national carbon tax, moved (Wall); amendment (Wotherspoon)
  - Bonk, 821–22, 823
  - Bradshaw, 823–25
  - Brkich, 814–16
  - Buckingham, 827–29
  - Carr, 819–21
  - Eyre, 807–8
  - Kaeding, 816–19
  - Lambert, 829–31
  - Marit, 825–27
  - Moe, 864–67
  - Sproule, 808–13
  - Wall, 801–5, 813–14, 867–68
  - Wotherspoon, 806–7
- Government position outlined in white paper (October 18, 2016), support for, and opposition to national carbon tax, moved (Wall); amendment (Wotherspoon); transmittal, moved (Merriman)
  - Merriman, 869
- Government target and plans
  - Cox, 601
  - Sproule, 600
  - Wall, 599–600
  - Wotherspoon, 598–99
- Highways and roads, building and maintenance, impact on
  - See
    - Regina bypass – Project planning process – Weather conditions
- Impact on government spending and mitigation efforts, E662
- Impact on insurance industry
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Government Insurance – Claims, increase of catastrophic events
- Impact on pest control in forestry industry
  - See
    - Forests and forestry – Insects and disease control
- Impact on water security
  - See
    - Water – Supply, impact of climate change
- Impacts, Throne Speech response, 4512
- Northern water systems, impact on
  - See
    - Watersheds – Boreal watershed monitoring project
- Pan-Canadian framework, development
  - First Ministers meeting on climate change (March 3, 2016), E41
  - Working groups, E35–36, E41–42
- Renew Saskatchewan, official opposition policy promise
  - Benefits, budget debate, 5630, 6938
  - Critique, Throne Speech response, 4485, 4583, 4640
  - Implement, petition
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Net metering program – Restore, and implement Renew Saskatchewan
  - Job creation impacts, budget debate, 5447, 5476
  - Throne Speech response, 4534, 4640, 4664, 6193, 6256–57
- Resiliency, educational initiatives
  - See
    - Drainage – Agricultural water management strategy – Education and support
- Scientific consensus, Throne Speech response, 6105–6, 6122–23, 6176–77
- Student protest and carbon tax challenge
  - Meili, 5917–18
  - Moe, 5917–18
- Water management, building regional adaptation capacity and expertise program, P546
CNET
- See
  - CommunityNet
CNIB (Canadian National Institute for the Blind)
- See
  - Canadian National Institute for the Blind
Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
- Principles, critique, budget debate, 1901
- Regina Manifesto
  - Budget debate, 285, 335
  - Throne Speech response, 55
Co-operatives
- Co-op Week (October 14-20, 2018)
  - See
    - Credit unions – Co-op week
- Ukrainian Co-op, Regina, 80th anniversary, member's statement
  - Sarauer, 2325–26
Coal
- See also
- Phase-out, transition planning for miners, C716–17, E687–88, E891
  - Duncan, 6037–38
  - Meili, 6037–38
- Phase-out, transition planning for miners and power plant workers
  - Throne Speech, 6060
  - Throne Speech response, 6084, 6092, 6119, 6194–95, 6198, 6243, 6257, 6263
- Phase-out, transition planning for power plant workers, C890–91
- Westmoreland Coal, potential bankruptcy in United States, impact on local operations, C479, C668, C726, C808
Collectors and collecting
- International Wood Collectors Society, long service recognition, Gordon Friedrick, Marshall, member's statement
  - Young, 2095–96
College of Emmanuel and St. Chad
- See
  - University of Saskatchewan – Affiliated and theological colleges
Collins, Bernie
- See
  - Tributes
Commercial revolving fund
- See
  - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry
Commission on Medicare (2001)
- See
  - Health care – Reforms, Fyke Commission recommendations, implementation
Committee of Finance
- See
  - Finance Committee
Committees
- Ask that other committee members keep their conversations a little bit quieter, P163
- Deputy Chair, member for Batoche [Kirsch], appointment, moved (Cheveldayoff)
  - Cheveldayoff, 18
- Membership, government to opposition ratio, moved (Merriman)
  - Merriman, H59
- Officials
  - Appropriateness and ability to answer questions, P34–35, P92–93, P109, P153–54, P183–84
    - See also
      - Government financial management – Investment funds, management – Access to contracted manager
  - Necessity at meetings, P307
- Procedure
  - Public hearings on a bill, N631
  - Tabled documents, timeliness, C715, C889
  - Written responses provided after considerations concluded, P287–88
Committees, standing
- See also
Common ground drainage diversion project
- See
  - Drainage – Quill Lakes, common ground drainage diversion project
Commonwealth Day
- 70th anniversary celebration, member's statement
  - Hart, 5271
- Member's statement
  - Lambert, 6815–16
- Message from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
  - (March 13, 2017)
    - Speaker, 1637
  - (March 13, 2018)
    - Speaker, 3377
  - (March 11, 2019)
    - Speaker, 5276–77
  - (March 9, 2020)
    - Speaker, 6820–21
Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians
- See
  - Legislative Assembly Members – Leave of Absence – Regina Rochdale
  - Women – Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians, Canadian region
Communities
- See also
  - Constituencies
- Balgonie, Main Street access to Highway No. 1
  - See
    - Highway No. 1 – Balgonie, retain Main Street west in and out exit and include locked gate access for eastbound emergency services, petition
- Battlefords 2016 Citizen of the Year, Pat Grotto, and Junior Citizen of the Year, Natalya Shevchuk, (February 3, 2017), member's statement
  - Cox, 1643
- Big River, district community centre, funding, budget debate, 440
- Engagement with, budget debate, 1983
- Estevan, industry types, Throne Speech response, 22
- Eston, Communities in Bloom program, recognition, member's statement
  - Francis, 5930
- Fond-du-Lac, plane crash
  - See
    - Airports – Fond-du-Lac runway, improvements
- Fox Valley, success of high school volleyball teams and recognition of community fundraising efforts for families affected by southwestern Saskatchewan wildfire (October 2017), member's statement
  - Steele, 4931
- Humboldt
  - See
    - Humboldt Broncos bus tragedy (April 6, 2018)
- La Loche
  - See also
    - School shooting, La Loche, 2016
- Lakeland Citizens of the Year
  - (September 2016), Gladys and Al Christensen, member's statement
    - Wilson, 906
  - (September 2017), Wayne Bartel and Wayne Hyde
    - Member's statement
      - Wilson, 2623
    - Throne Speech response, 2649
  - (September 2018), Marcia Bergman
    - Member's statement
      - Wilson, 4872
    - Throne Speech response, 4547
  - (September 2019), Margaret and Harvey Boettcher, recognition, member's statement
    - Wilson, 6332
- Langham Community Hall, funding update, budget debate, 377
- Main Street Saskatchewan program
  - Funding and participating communities, N34
  - Suspension, N247
  - Wadena, acceptance as affiliate member, member's statement
    - Nerlien, 907
  - Wolseley, budget debate, 5507
- Maple Creek, recipient of Prince of Wales Prize for successful heritage protection, member's statement
  - Steele, 6292
- Melfort, natural gas disruption (January 2018)
  - See
    - Natural gas – Service disruption, Melfort (January 2018)
- Moose Jaw
  - Business services and cultural activities, Throne Speech response, 2694
  - Citizen of the Year (2019), Cory Olafson, member's statement
    - Michelson, 5189
  - Citizen of the Year (2019), Krystal Chow, and Group of the Year (2019), Moose Jaw Families for Change, member's statement
    - Lawrence, 6719
  - Mac the Moose
    - See
      - Tourism
  - Sidewalk Days festival (June 16-18, 2016), member's statement
    - Lawrence, 624
- Ogema, history of its name, budget debate, 429
- Pilger Pumpkin Fest, 15th annual, member's statement
  - Kirsch, 6549
- Pinehouse investigation
  - See
    - Freedom of information – Investigation, village of Pinehouse
- Prince Albert
  - 150th anniversary (2016), Throne Speech response, 156
  - Citizen of the Year 2017, Sheryl Kimbley, recognition, member's statement
    - Rancourt, 2037
  - Citizen of the Year 2019, Janet Carriere, member's statement
    - Hargrave, 6718–19
    - Rancourt, 6767
  - Citizens of the Year, Derek Smith and Felix Casavant, recognition, member's statement
    - Rancourt, 5189
  - Downtown street fair (June 18, 2016), member's statement
    - Rancourt, 634–35
  - Infrastructure investment by government
    - See
      - Water – Water quality – River Street water reservoir project, Prince Albert
- Regina
  - Community associations within Douglas Park constituency, annual events, member's statement
    - Sarauer, 1233–34, 4929–30
  - Eastview Community Association, events, member's statement
    - Sarauer, 6033
  - North Central Community Association's 40th anniversary (2016), member's statement
    - McCall, 506
  - Rosemont Mount Royal Family Day event and recognition of community association, member's statement
    - Wotherspoon, 5942
  - South Zone Community Garden
    - See
      - Refugees – South Zone Community Garden, Regina
  - White Pony Lodge's community patrols in North Central neighbourhood, member's statement
    - McCall, 623
- Remote
  - See
    - Northern Saskatchewan – Remote communities, access, challenges
- Rural Municipality of Moose Range No. 486, centennial (2016), member's statement
  - Bradshaw, 634
- Saskatoon
  - Growth, budget debate, 3901
  - Jane's Walk events (May 4-6, 2018), member's statement
    - Sproule, 4185
  - NatureCity Festival
    - See
      - Biodiversity – International Day for Biological Diversity (May 22, 2018), and NatureCity Festival, Saskatoon, member's statement
  - Nutana, activism, diversity, and culture, Throne Speech response, 4521
  - River Landing development, impact on community, Throne Speech response, 4638
- Street lighting, LED street light conversion project
  - See
    - Electricity – Conservation, LED street light conversion project
- Sturgis, cultural centre, funding, budget debate, 394
- Summer parades, constituency outreach opportunity, Throne Speech response, 4548
- Swift Current, community events, member's statement
  - Hindley, 3593
- Wadena
  - See
    - Communities – Main Street Saskatchewan program
- Wolseley
  - See
    - Communities – Main Street Saskatchewan program
Community-based organizations
- See also specific
  - names of organizations
- Cosmopolitan Industries grand reopening and open house (May 5, 2017), Saskatoon, member's statement
  - Olauson, 2540
- Education Ministry, funding, U1053–54
- Education Ministry, mental health service providers, funding, U1048
- Funding, 2479
  - Beaudry-Mellor, 2429
  - Rancourt, 2429
  - Budget debate, 1961, 2023
  - Staff salaries, increased funding, U802, U815, U817–18, U932
  - Staff salaries and operating costs, N734–35, N736–37
  - Staff salaries and operating costs, sustainability plan
    - See also
      - Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres – Community-based organization sustainability plan
  - Throne Speech response, 156, 6082, 6109, 6207
- Funding, multi-year, to ensure stability, petition
  - Rancourt, 6626
- Funding stability and importance of upstream investment
  - Meili, 3656
  - Merriman, 3656
- Funding stability and need for multi-year investment
  - Merriman, 6631
  - Rancourt, 6631
- Gang reduction strategy
  - Funding, N709
  - Partners and service areas, N708–9
  - Submissions and funding, N535–36
- Health Ministry, funding, increase, U901
  - Budget debate, 5477, 5495
- Health Ministry, funding reduction, U501
  - Chartier, 2368–69
  - Reiter, 2255, 2368–69
  - Sarauer, 2255
- Health Ministry, funding reduction, uncertainty, Throne Speech response, 2652
- Health Ministry, mental health and addictions service providers
  - Budget debate, 6935
  - Throne Speech, 6062
  - Throne Speech response, 6129, 6187, 6213, 6238
- Health Ministry, mental health and addictions service providers, funding, U901, U1003
  - Chartier, 5882–83
  - Reiter, 5882–83
- Health Ministry, service providers, funding for salaries, U914
- HIV and AIDS service providers
  - See
    - HIV infections – HIV strategy – Programs and service providers
- Intellectual disabilities, service providers
  - See
    - People with disabilities – Intellectual disabilities – Service providers
- Justice Ministry contracts, N359
  - Fee-for-service model, N9
  - Funding reduction due to lack of referrals and non-performance, N6, N8–9, N12–13
  - John Howard Society of Saskatchewan, programs and funding, N10–11
  - Prisoners on remand reduction initiative, short-term residency services, N193–94, N476
  - Qu'Appelle Valley Friendship Centre, adult alternative measures programs, transfer to File Hills Qu'Appelle Tribal Council, N9, N11
  - Thunderchild First Nation, community justice services, change from base funding to fee-for-service, N9
- North Central Family Centre, Regina
  - 5K Fun Run event (May 14, 2016), member's statement
    - McCall, 132
  - Founder Sandy Wankel, recipient for Betty Szuchewycz Award, Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan, member's statement
    - Ross, 6426
  - Kitchen fundraiser (May 28, 2016), member's statement
    - Beaudry-Mellor, 263
- Outcomes, determination of and success measures, P222–23
- Outcomes-based contracting model, funding stability, P593–94
- Oversight, process improvements, P601–3
- Settlement services for Syrian refugees, funding and organizations providing services
  - See
    - Refugees – Syrian – Federal funding – Settlement services, additional funding for community-based organizations
- Social Services Ministry, contracts with, U112–13, U149
  - COVID-19 pandemic, communication and support, 7066–67, C945
  - Documentation requirements, 7066, U934–35
  - Funding, 4429–30, U459, U465, U628, U790, U1021
  - Funding, budget debate, 3727, 3758, 3760, 3780, 3814, 3821, 3834, 3839, 3869, 3928, 3933
  - Funding, improving employee retention and support, budget debate, 303, 405, 3791
  - Outcome-based funding, P222–23
  - Pay-for-performance funding mechanisms, development of, U151–52
  - Services for at-risk children and families, funding, U931
    - Budget debate, 5431, 5485, 5516, 5561, 5578, 6935
  - Services for at-risk families, funding, U599
- Throne Speech response, 4612
Community Initiatives Fund
- Board member Vince Natomagan, removal
  - See
    - Northlands College – Board appointee Vince Natomagan
- Funding
  - Budget debate, 392
  - Decrease, and maintained allocation levels, N518
  - Decrease due to lower projected casino revenues, N34
  - Emergency support payment to offset casino losses during COVID-19 pandemic, N674
- Grants, intake schedule adjustments due to COVID-19 pandemic, N679
Community pastures
- See
  - Crown land – Community pastures
CommunityNet U390–91, U650, U801
- Billing, transfer from Central Services Ministry to SaskTel, C51–52
- Contract expiry and renegotiation, U1095
- Libraries, use in, U379, U383
- Service provision and increased need for bandwidth, C125
Companion animals
- See
  - Pets
Condolences
- See also
  - Tributes
- Note: Motions of condolence for Members of the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly who have passed away.
- Transmittal, moved (Brkich)
  - Brkich, 3006, 5394
- Transmittal, moved (Merriman)
  - Merriman, 1040
- Bailey, Roy, moved (Moe)
  - Duncan, 5378–79
  - Meili, 5377
  - Moe, 5377
  - Reiter, 5377–78
- Berntson, Eric Arthur, moved (Moe)
  - Beck, 5379–80
  - D'Autremont, 5380
  - Moe, 5379
  - Morgan, 5380
- Birkbeck, Larry Wayne, moved (Wall)
  - Wall, 1038–39
  - Wotherspoon, 1039–40
- Currie, Gordon Gray, moved (Wall)
  - Beck, 2992
  - McMorris, 2991–92
  - Sarauer, 2990–91
  - Wall, 2989–90
- Humboldt Broncos bus tragedy
  - See
    - Humboldt Broncos bus tragedy (April 6, 2018)
- Huyghebaert, D.F. (Yogi), moved (Moe)
  - Beck, 5382
  - Bradshaw, 5384–85
  - Chartier, 5383–84
  - Marit, 5382
  - Moe, 5380–82
  - Ottenbreit, 5383
  - Sproule, 5382
  - Stewart, 5385
- Klein, Jack Charles, moved (Wall)
  - Docherty, 2994
  - Sarauer, 2993–94
  - Wall, 2993
- Larter, Robert "Bob," moved (Wall)
  - Carr, 1038
  - Michelson, 1038
  - Wall, 1036–37
  - Wotherspoon, 1037
- MacAuley, Norman, moved (Wall)
  - Belanger, 1035–36
  - Vermette, 1034–35
  - Wall, 1033
  - Wotherspoon, 1033–34
- MacDonald, Cy Pius, moved (Wall)
  - McMorris, 1031–32
  - Wall, 1030–31
  - Wotherspoon, 1031
- Maxwell, Colin, moved (Moe)
  - Beck, 5386–87
  - Doke, 5387
  - Moe, 5385–86
- Mitchell, Robert Wayne, moved (Wall)
  - Belanger, 2996–97
  - Forbes, 2998
  - McCall, 2997–98
  - Morgan, 2996
  - Mowat, 2999–3000
  - Sarauer, 2995–96
  - Wall, 2994–95
  - Wotherspoon, 2998–99
- Parent, Roger, moved (Wall)
  - See also
    - Legislative Assembly members – Statement of condolence, Roger Parent, member for Saskatoon Meewasin (died November 29, 2016)
  - Brkich, 3003
  - Buckingham, 3002
  - Lawrence, 3003–4
  - Sarauer, 3001–2
  - Speaker, 3004
  - Sproule, 3002–3
  - Wall, 3000–3001
- Phillips, Kevin
  - See
    - Legislative Assembly members – Statement of condolence, Kevin Phillips, member for Melfort (died November 13, 2017)
- Phillips, Kevin, moved (Moe)
  - Bradshaw, 5391–92
  - Goudy, 5389–90
  - Hargrave, 5393–94
  - Meili, 5388–89
  - Michelson, 5392–93
  - Moe, 5387–88
  - Ottenbreit, 5391
  - Sproule, 5390
- Weiman, Duane, moved (Wall)
  - Morgan, 3006
  - Mowat, 3006
  - Sarauer, 3005–6
  - Wall, 3004–5
Confederation
- Commentary on, Queen Elizabeth II, Throne Speech response, 2648
- Regionalism and unity, philosophical musings, budget debate, 3792–93
Conflict of Interest Commissioner
- Appointment, Mr. Maurice Herauf, Q.C., effective July 1st, 2020, moved (Harrison)
  - Harrison, 6929
- Estimates
  - (2015-16, March), supplementary, H8
  - (2016-17), main, H3–4, H7–8
    - Forbes, H3–4
  - (2017-18), main, H27
  - (2018-19), main, H39
  - (2019-20), main, H51
  - (2020-21), main, H63
- Legislation and purview
  - Meili, 3655, 3919–20
  - Moe, 3655–56, 3920
  - Morgan, 3920–21
- Office of the Registrar of Lobbyists
  - Legislative amendments, Throne Speech, 6065
  - Legislative amendments, Throne Speech response, 6085, 6132
  - Legislative amendments and need for transparency, Throne Speech response, 6120
  - Lobbyists
    - See
      - Political parties – Donations
  - Registry, 100-hour threshold
    - Meili, 5248
    - Morgan, 5248–49
  - Registry, database development and launch of website, H3–4
  - Registry, need for improvement, Throne Speech response, 4491
Congestive heart failure
- See
  - Heart diseases
Conservation officers
- See
  - Environmental protection – Officers
Constituencies
- Vacancies
  - By-elections for Regina and Saskatoon, petition
    - See
      - Elections – By-elections, Saskatoon Eastview and Regina Walsh Acres
  - Kindersley
    - Speaker, 2583
  - Regina Northeast
    - Speaker, 3377
  - Regina Walsh Acres
    - Speaker, 6057
  - Saskatoon Eastview
    - Speaker, 6057
  - Saskatoon Fairview
    - Speaker, 2583
Construction industry
- Building permits issued, increase, budget debate, 3805, 5535
- Building permits issued, Throne Speech response, 4517, 4551
- Building standards and licensing, work of Government Relations, N398, N764
- Downturn
  - See
    - Housing – Construction, decrease
- Merit Awards of Excellence (2017), Saskatoon, member's statement
  - Steinley, 2326
- Merit Contractors, open shop industry association, 30th anniversary, member's statement
  - Lambert, 4298
- Non-residential, budget debate, 1919
- Prompt payment legislation, need for, Throne Speech response, 4544
- Residential developments, subdivisions, online application
  - See
    - Municipalities – Subdivisions, development, online application system
- Safety equipment, enforcement of use, U867
- Saskatchewan Construction Week
  - (April 3-7, 2017), member's statement
    - Makowsky, 2094
    - Wotherspoon, 2094
  - (April 11-17, 2018), member's statement
    - Steinley, 3859
  - (April 8-12, 2019), member's statement
    - Rancourt, 5747–48
- Services, provincial sales tax, rebate, budget debate, 6937
- Services, provincial sales tax exemption, eliminated, 2469–71, 5963–64
  - Budget debate, 1843, 1845, 1932, 2046, 3749, 3789, 3810, 3884, 3927
  - Economic impact, 7070, C826–29
    - See also
      - Provincial sales tax – Changes – Impact
    - Harpauer, 5349
    - Harrison, 6361–62
    - Wotherspoon, 5349, 6361
  - Economic impact and revenues, C947–48
  - Follow-up consultations, C286–87
  - Impact, budget debate, 1863–64, 5434, 5476, 5541, 5577, 6938
  - Impact, Throne Speech response, 4524, 4544, 4551, 4662
  - Impact on attracting investment, E706
  - Impact on municipalities
    - See
      - Municipalities – Infrastructure – Costs
  - Job losses
    - See
      - Unemployment – Increase, impact of eliminated provincial sales tax exemptions
  - Job losses and industry slowdown
    - See also
      - Job creation – Government record and impact of expanded PST
    - Harpauer, 4786
    - Harrison, 5150–51, 5443, 5732
    - Meili, 5150, 5428
    - Moe, 5428
    - Wall, 2426
    - Wotherspoon, 2426, 4786, 5442, 5732
  - Restore tax exemption, petition
    - McCall, 6878
    - Sarauer, 6070
    - Wotherspoon, 4472, 4500, 4559, 4652, 4755, 4780, 4900, 4928, 4983–84, 5014, 5043, 5073, 5100, 5113, 5147, 5157, 5217, 5245, 5269, 5368, 5396, 5421, 5438, 5463, 5524, 5582–83, 5614, 5643, 5669, 5726, 5745, 5760, 5774, 5814, 5853–54, 5864, 5877, 5888–89, 5914, 5928, 5941, 6021–22, 6032, 6096, 6155, 6216–17, 6245, 6268, 6289–90, 6311–12, 6330, 6355, 6376, 6398, 6424, 6470, 6498, 6523, 6547, 6573, 6601, 6625, 6658, 6705–6, 6717, 6744, 6765, 6787–88, 6812–13, 6836–37, 6858
  - Throne Speech response, 6192, 6258–59
Construction workers
- See
  - Tradespeople
COOL (Country of Origin Labelling)
- See
  - Livestock industry
COPD (Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease)
- See
  - Chronic diseases – Programs
COR (centres of responsibility)
- See
  - Crime, prevention and intervention
Coronary artery disease
- See
  - Heart diseases
Coronavirus, novel
- See
  - COVID-19 pandemic
Coroners
- Case load, investigations and inquests, N555–56
- Coroner's and toxicology reports, long delays
  - Sarauer, 168
  - Tell, 168
  - Wyant, 168
- Coroner's inquest, Breanna Kannick, N311
  - Recommendation, increase to nursing complement
    - See
      - Correctional centres – Medical services – Nursing
  - Recommendation, staffing improvements
    - See
      - Correctional centres – Staffing improvements, shift overlap and sensitivity training
- Coroner's inquest, Samwel Uko, U1003–4
  - Meili, 6934, 6961
  - Moe, 6934, 6961
  - Morgan, 6961–62
  - And support for a suicide prevention strategy
    - Meili, 6976–77
    - Moe, 6976–77
- Coroner's inquest, Shauna Wolf
  - See
    - Prisoners – Deaths in custody
- Coroner's inquest into handling of Nadine Machiskinic's death, need for
  - Sarauer, 688
  - Wyant, 688
- Coroner's inquest requirement, deaths in custody
  - See
    - Prisoners – Deaths in custody
- Cultural sensitivity training, N555
- Office of the Chief Coroner, N359–60
  - Accounting system, contingent liability, funding, N371
  - Forensic pathology, improvements, N555
  - Funding, N196
  - Inquests, juror supports
    - See
      - Courts – Jurors – Supports
  - Organizational and staffing changes, implementation of recommendations, N481, N554–55
  - Restructuring and reorganizing office, N7
  - Staff, N5
- Saskatchewan Coroners Service
  - Funding, budget debate, 5561
  - Improvements, N529
  - Utilization pressures, funding, N529
Coroners Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 41)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 912
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 1097–1104
  - Wyant, 1097
- Withdrawn
  - Merriman, 1300
Coroners Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 189)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 6384
- Second reading
  - Beck, 6595–96
  - Belanger, 6432–33
  - Chartier, 6648–49
  - Forbes, 6539–40
  - McCall, 6694–95
  - Morgan, 6432
  - Mowat, 6492
  - Pedersen, 6465–66
  - Rancourt, 6730–32
  - Sarauer, 6776–77
  - Sproule, 6564–65
  - Vermette, 6754
  - Wotherspoon, 6673
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Merriman, 6777
- Committee discussion
  - Morgan, N682, N684–86
  - Sarauer, N682–86
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Francis)
    - Francis, N686
- Report without amendment
  - Lawrence, 6946
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 6946
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 6947
- Royal Assent, 7084
Corporate governance
- Board member independence, C248–49
- Director independence, C340
Corporate income tax
- Competitiveness
  - Throne Speech, 2590
  - Throne Speech response, 2611, 2630, 2631, 2639, 2704, 2707, 2736, 4668
- Credit unions, preferential tax treatment, phase-out
  - Budget debate, 1844
  - Impact, C291–92, C540–41
- Historical cuts, 2463–64, 2467–69
- Impact on/of neighbouring provinces, 2463
- Lowest in Canada, budget debate, 2049–50
- Manufacturing and processing
  - Lowest in Canada, Throne Speech, 2590
  - Lowest in Canada, Throne Speech response, 2704
- Proposed changes, federal government
  - Throne Speech, 2590
  - Throne Speech response, 2704
- Rate reduction, 2467, 2477
  - And impact on jobs, C543
  - Budget debate, 1843, 1845, 1846, 1873, 1888, 1897, 1919, 1920, 1927, 1929, 1935, 1952, 1955, 1966, 1969, 1971, 1976, 1978, 2013, 2015, 2026, 2050
- Revenue, estimates, C82
- Revenues, decrease, impact of resource prices
  - See
    - Potash industry – Revenues – Decrease, impact on corporate tax revenues
- Revenues less incentives (2017-18), estimate, C273, C530
- Small business
  - Budget debate, 1911, 2026
  - Income threshold, increase
    - Sarauer, 3237–38
    - Wall, 3237–38
  - Income threshold, increase to encourage growth, commendation, moved (Olauson), 3217–28
    - Chartier, 3222–23
    - Michelson, 3223–25
    - Nerlien, 3221–22
    - Olauson, 3217–19
    - Rancourt, 3225–26
    - Sproule, 3219–21
    - Questions and comments
      - Bradshaw, 3227
      - Chartier, 3226
      - Dennis, 3227–28
      - Kaeding, 3226
      - McCall, 3226–27
      - Olauson, 3226–27
      - Sproule, 3227
  - Income threshold, Throne Speech, 2590
  - Income threshold, Throne Speech response, 2611, 2629–30, 2631, 2633, 2639, 2641, 2693, 2695, 2704, 2722, 2736, 2751
  - Rate reduction, 2469
  - Rate reduction, cost, C273, C530
Corporation Capital Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 58)
- First reading
  - Doherty, 2010–11
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 2071
  - Doherty, 2070–71
  - Sproule, 2104–5
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Merriman, 2105
- Committee discussion
  - Doherty, C296
  - Sproule, C296
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Dennis)
    - Dennis, C296
- Report without amendment
  - Young, 2167
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Doherty, 2167
- Third reading
  - Doherty, 2167
- Royal Assent, 2259
Correctional centres
- Buffalo Narrows Correctional Facility
  - See
    - Buffalo Narrows Community Correctional Centre, closure
- Capacity, N307
- Capacity, planning for living and program spaces, P255–61, P537–39
  - Forecasting, P538–39
- Capital projects, C452
- Capital projects, funding, C962, C965–66, N705, N710
  - Budget debate, 5503, 5558
- Contingency plan, documentation, P260
- Contingency spaces, N207–8, N306–7, N370, P256
  - And planned maintenance, capacity management, N473–75
  - Use and impact on programming, P258–59, P538–39
    - Throne Speech response, 6230, 6256
- Contraband reduction initiative, N529, N707, N710–11
- Contraband reduction initiative, budget debate, 5500, 5503, 5558
- COVID-19 pandemic
  - Impact on occupancy, N712–13
  - Impact on occupancy, analysis, N715–16, N729–30
  - Mitigation strategies, N705, N706, N710, N713–16
    - See also
      - Health care – COVID-19 pandemic – High-risk populations
- Cultural lodge program, expansion, C962, N705, N707, N710
- Custody, supervision, and rehabilitation services, funding, N19, N705
- Escorts and transportation costs, N307–8
  - See also
    - Courts – Video conferencing – Usage
- Food services, contract with Compass Foodservice
  - Sarauer, 628, 638, 665
  - Tell, 628–29, 638, 665
  - Inmate protests, procedural improvements and quality assurance, N22–23
  - Staff meals, N23
- Food services, Throne Speech response, 148
- Funding, N305
- Funding, budget debate, 5561
- Gang activity, N26–27
- Health policies, lacking
  - Sarauer, 579
  - Tell, 579
- Health services, wait times, N134
- Health services review, N310, N477
- Inmate segregation
  - See also
    - Prisoners – Inmate segregation
  - Administrative, best practices
    - Sarauer, 4096, 4126
    - Tell, 4096, 4126
  - Administrative, Ontario court ruling, implications, N545–46
  - Administrative and disciplinary, N26, N720
- Inmates
  - See
    - Prisoners
- Inventory of assets, P257–58
- Kilburn Hall, coroner's inquest, recommendations, N310
  - Implementation update, N476–77
- Kitchen equipment, new, N3
- Maclean's article (February 2016), commentary, Throne Speech response, 148
- Medical services
  - Nurse managers, training, P533
    - Impact on turnover, P535–36
  - Nursing staff, N477, N716
  - Primary physician, availability, P535
- North Battleford Youth Centre, closure, H26
- Occupancy
  - See also
    - Buffalo Narrows Community Correctional Centre, closure – Transfer of inmates
  - Adult, point in time, by facility, N305–6, N474
  - Adult, sentenced and remanded, overall, N27
  - COVID-19 pandemic, impact
    - See
      - Correctional centres – COVID-19 pandemic
  - By facility and overall, point-in-time, N129
  - By facility and overall, point-in-time, sentenced and remanded, N206–7, N543, N712–13
  - Forecasting, long-term, P256–58
    - Variables, P259
  - Youth, by facility, N477–78
- Orcadia Youth Residence
  - See
    - Correctional centres – Whitespruce Provincial Training Centre
- Paul Dojack Youth Centre, trailers [living units], installation, N346, N529, N554
  - Budget debate, 3823
  - Project cancellation, N710–11
- Pine Grove Correctional Centre
  - Budget debate, 314
  - Dormitories, converted from other uses, N131–33
  - Family visiting unit, conversion to program space, N307
  - Investments, Throne Speech response, 98
  - Operational expenses, increase due to capacity pressures, N133
  - Staff, N132
    - Medical personnel, N132
  - Tamarack Building, leadership in energy and environmental design, gold designation
    - See
      - Government buildings – Environmental design and sustainability certification – Pine Grove Correctional Centre
- Prince Albert Correctional Centre
  - Dormitories, converted from other uses, N131–33
  - Employment numbers
    - Rancourt, 455
    - Tell, 455
  - Investments, Throne Speech response, 98
  - Kitchen upgrade, N181, N201–2, N346
    - Budget debate, 3823
  - Living unit, new
    - Budget debate, 313, 314
    - Capacity, N28
    - Completion and operational funding, N3
    - Throne Speech response, 159
  - Programming available, N133
  - Staff, N133
  - Staff, increase, N4–5
- Prisoners handbook, ensuring access, N542–43
- Procedural directives, publication and access, N542
- Programming
  - Access, sentenced and remanded prisoners, P258–59
  - Community training residence, inmate outcomes, tracking, N210
  - High-risk offenders and gang members, N198–99
  - In-custody, N19–20
  - Participation incentives for prisoners, N197–98
  - Rehabilitation
    - See
      - Prisoners – Rehabilitation programs
  - Space, evaluation and forecasted need, P256
  - Spaces, converted to dormitories
    - See
      - Correctional centres – Contingency spaces – Use and impact on programming
  - Wait lists, N198–99
- Regina Correctional Centre
  - Budget debate, 314
  - Dormitories
    - Converted from other uses, N131, N135
    - Honour Dorm, unfunded beds, N131, N135
    - Temporary units during COVID-19 pandemic, N705, N706, N710
  - Programming, N135
- Release plans, impact of Saskatchewan Transportation Company closure, N203–4, N369–70
  - Modes of transportation and associated costs, N541–42, N719
- Remand in custody, N181
  - See also
    - Prisoners – Remand
  - Capacity, effect on, N129
  - Dedicated unit, Saskatoon Correctional Centre
    - See
      - Correctional centres – Saskatoon Correctional Centre – Remand building, new
- Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford – Corrections wing
- Saskatoon Correctional Centre
  - Dormitories
    - Capacity issues, mitigation options, N475
    - Double bunking, N307
    - Overflow space, impact of access to programming, N134
    - Overflow space and double-bunking, cost to operate, N131
    - Renovations, C45, N131, N134
    - Temporary units during COVID-19 pandemic, N705, N706, N710
  - Procurement model, C964–65
  - Refurbishments, costs, N309
  - Remand building, new, C961–62, N705, N710–11
  - Staff, additional coverage and hiring more part-time employees, N134–35
  - Urban camp, replacement, C961, N706–7, N710–11
- Security enhancements, N346, N529, N705, N710–11
  - Budget debate, 3823, 5500, 5503
  - Throne Speech response, 4632
- Solitary confinement
  - See
    - Correctional centres – Inmate segregation
- Staff, COVID-19 pandemic, testing and risk mitigation, N714–15
- Staff, mental health training, N706
- Staff, overtime reduction strategy, N308
  - Additional staff, hiring, N346, N370, N475–76, N532
    - Budget debate, 3823
- Staff, training, N308–9
  - First aid certification, P533–34
- Staffing improvements, shift overlap and sensitivity training, N477, N541
- Substance abuse treatment unit, N530, N531–32, P261
  - Expansion, N705, N707–8
- Swing spaces, programming and dormitories
  - See
    - Correctional centres – Contingency spaces
- Taylor Award, Correctional Service of Canada, Captain Ed Dean, recipient, Okimaw Ohci Healing Lodge, member's statement
  - Steele, 3771
- Telephone service for prisoners, N199–200
- White Birch Female Remand Centre
  - Budget debate, 314
  - COVID-19 pandemic, use as isolation centre
    - See
      - COVID-19 pandemic, government response – Isolation centre
  - Operational status, N719
  - Staff
    - Doctor, contract to provide services, N135
    - Supervision and medical coverage, increased, N131, N135
- Whitespruce Provincial Training Centre
  - Budget debate, 314–15
  - Job skills training, N28–29
- Women's Community Training Residence
  - Residence upgrades, N29
- Yarrow Youth Farm, closure, Throne Speech response, 148
- Youth facilities, capacity
  - Increase, budget debate, 5500, 5503, 5558
- Youth facilities, provision of mental health services, N545
Corrections and Policing Ministry
- See also
  - Justice Ministry, Corrections and Policing Division
- Note: Justice Ministry split into Justice Ministry, Corrections and Policing Ministry, and Integrated Justice Services (February 2018)
  - See
    - Integrated Justice Services
    - Justice Ministry
- Community corrections
  - Employee workload review, P530–31
  - Service provision, timeliness, P531–32
- COVID-19 pandemic, mitigation measures at correctional facilities
  - See
- Efficiency target, N363
- Estimates
  - (2016-17)
    - See
      - Justice Ministry – Estimates
  - (2017-18)
    - See
      - Justice Ministry – Estimates
  - (2018-19), main, N363–71, N468
    - Morgan, N363
    - Sarauer, N363–71
    - Tell, N363, N365–66, N368, N370
  - (2018-19, November), supplementary, N473–78
    - Sarauer, N473–78
    - Tell, N473, N478
  - (2019-20), main, N529–58
    - Francis, N556
    - Morgan, N529–31, N534, N537–39, N544, N546–47, N549–56
    - Sarauer, N530–56
    - Tell, N529–32, N534–39, N544–45, N554
  - (2019-20, June), supplementary, N793
  - (2020-21), main, N705–20, N792
    - Sarauer, N705–20
    - Tell, N705, N714, N720
- Funding, N346, N705
- Funding, budget debate, 3822, 5501
- Information technology development, gang tracking, N709
- Police services supports, funding, N534
- Policy, provision of medical services to inmates, P533–37
  - See also
    - Prisoners – Medical services, access to primary care
  - Complaints and response times, P534, P536–37
- Probation officers
  - See
    - Corrections and Policing Ministry – Community corrections
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2017) v.2, ch.38, P529–32
    - Mowat, P530–32
  - (2017) v.2, ch.39, P532–33
    - McMorris, P533
    - Mowat, P532–33
  - (2018) v.1, ch.3, P533–37
    - Lambert, P536–37
    - McMorris, P536
    - Mowat, P535–36
    - Wotherspoon, P535–37
    - Recommendations, P537
  - (2018) v.2, ch.29, P537–39
    - Mowat, P538–39
  - (2018) v.2, ch.30, P539–41
    - McMorris, P541
    - Mowat, P540–41
    - Wotherspoon, P541
- Research and evidence-based excellence unit, N363, N532–33
- Staff, N533, N712
- Street worker advocacy program, E438
- Telephone services, centralization
  - See
    - Integrated Justice Services – Accommodation services
Cost of living
- Budget debate, 326, 1955, 3730–31, 3870, 3897, 3927
- Government policies, impact on affordability
  - See
    - Economy – Government record and cost of living
- Minimum wage and affordability
  - See
    - Minimum wage – And cost of living
- Throne Speech response, 121, 4534, 4550, 4574, 4583–84, 4586, 4604, 4663–64, 6119, 6171
Court decisions
- Daniels decision
  - See
    - Métis – Daniels decision, Supreme Court of Canada
- Essential services, right to strike
  - See
    - Labour force – Essential services
- Gladue decision
  - See
    - Offenders – Aboriginal
- Impact on First Nations policy
  - See
    - Treaties – Court decisions, government response
- Jordan decision
  - See
    - Courts – Court delays, Jordan decision
  - Note: For Jordan's principle
    - See
      - Children – First Nations and Métis, Jordan's principle
- Myers decision
  - See
    - Courts – Detention orders, mandatory review period
- Redwater decision, pending
  - See
    - Oil industry – Wells – Transfer of assets
- Solitary confinement, time limits
  - See
    - Correctional centres – Inmate segregation – Administrative, Ontario court ruling, implications
- Theodore decision
  - See
    - Education, funding – Catholic school, attendance by non-catholic students – Court decision
Courthouses
- Architectural heritage awards, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, Saskatoon, C299
- Capital improvements, funding, N21
- Moose Jaw Court House, restoration, C44
- Northern court points, N21
- Saskatoon Court of Queen's Bench Court House
  - New addition and restoration, C44
- Saskatoon Provincial Court
  - Explosion, repairs, N206
  - Renovations and planning for integrated justice building, N21
- Security, deputy sheriffs, layoffs, N182–83
  - Sarauer, 1123
  - Wyant, 1123–24
- Security, deputy sheriffs, occupational health & safety concern, N184–85
- Security, deputy sheriffs and commissionaires, N480–81
- Security, first female sheriff in Canada, Wendy Damman
  - See
    - Tributes
- Security contract, Corps of Commissionaires, N183–84
- Security improvements, Victoria Avenue Court House, Regina, N479–80
- Shaunavon Courthouse, history, member's statement
  - Steele, 4398
- Tenant improvements, N21, N480
- Weyburn Court House, renovation and decreased usage
  - See
    - Courts – Weyburn, Queen's Bench services, transfer to Estevan
Courts
- Aboriginal court worker program, N7–8, N358, N736
  - See also
    - Prisoners – First Nations and Métis – Overrepresentation
  - Funding, N746
  - Funding cuts
    - Sarauer, 614–15
    - Wyant, 615
    - Budget debate, 256, 347, 438, 443, 459
  - Reverse cuts, petition
    - McCall, 1664, 1690, 1721, 1745, 1807, 1831–32, 2215
    - Meili, 1642
    - Sarauer, 767–68, 905, 939, 1023, 1090, 1119, 1145, 1204, 1233, 1267–68, 1293–94, 1326, 1356, 1390–91, 1417, 1429, 1457, 1471, 1499, 1515, 1539, 1563, 5889–90
- Administrative policies and procedures, updating and standardization, P581
- Canadian Bar Association salary costs, N5
- Capital expenditures for facilities, funding, reduction, budget debate, 438
- Court delays
  - See
    - Courts – Time to trial
- Court delays, Jordan decision
  - Cases dismissed, P582–83
  - COVID-19 pandemic, impact on delays, N730
  - Risk of cases being thrown out
    - Sarauer, 1592, 1670
    - Wyant, 1592, 1670
- Court services
  - Enhancements, N529
  - Forecasting needs, technological solutions, P582
  - Funding and full-time equivalents, budget debate, 3807
  - Service delivery pressures, N345, N371–72
- Courthouses
  - See
    - Courthouses
- COVID-19 pandemic, mitigation measures
  - Enhanced court technology, investments, 7052
  - Impact on caseloads, N727–29
- Criminal, anticipated increase in cases and charges, N129
- Detention orders, mandatory review period, N552–53
- Drug courts, utilization and limitations, N537–38
- Fees, P580
- Independence and integrity, Throne Speech response, 4523
- Information technology, consolidation of manual processes and existing systems, N479
  - Scheduling improvements, judicial and court resources, N479–80
- Judges
  - See
    - Judges
- Jurors
  - First Nations and Métis representation, N530–31
  - Supports, N372, N530–31
- Provincial, workload, P581–83
- Staff, N4–5
  - Court services
    - See
      - Courts – Court services – Funding and full-time equivalents, budget debate
  - Paralegals and non-lawyer staff, review potential use at Court of Queen's Bench, N351–52
    - See also
      - Legal profession – Alternative legal services project, expanded use of limited licensed practitioners
  - Prosecutorial, improvements, N729
  - Shortage, Regina, prosecutions, N309–10, N476, N481
  - Vacancies and overtime management, P583
  - Wendy Dammann, first female sheriff in Canada, tribute
    - See
      - Tributes
- Therapeutic courts
  - See also
    - Courts – Drug courts, utilization and limitations
  - Development and expansion criteria, N538
- Time to trial, N190
  - Reduction initiative, N27
- Transcription services, N204
- Video conferencing
  - Expansion, N721
  - Expansion, funding, N4, N21
  - Expansion and utilization, N18
  - Impact on remand reduction, N364
  - Usage, increase, N307–8
- Weyburn, Queen's Bench services, transfer to Estevan
  - Sarauer, 1620
  - Wyant, 1620–21
COVID-19 pandemic
- Agricultural industries, impact on
  - See
    - Agriculture – COVID-19 pandemic, relief for producers
    - Livestock industry – COVID-19 pandemic, industry support
- Arts and culture, impact on
  - See
    - Arts and culture – COVID-19 pandemic, impact on creative industries, government supports
- Budget implications
  - See
    - Budget, 2020-21
- Community efforts, Kathleen Ritchie, Harris, member's statement
  - Wilson, 7027–28
- Community efforts, recognition, member's statement
  - Lambert, 7044
- Community efforts, Regina and Saskatoon Sikh communities, member's statement
  - Buckingham, 6986
- Community helpers, recognition, member's statement
  - Stewart, 6915
- Contact tracing in schools, U1075
- Crime rate, impact on, N716
- Drug overdoses, increase, 7067–68
- Economic impacts and stimulus funding
  - See
    - Economy – COVID-19 pandemic
- Election, implications for campaigning
  - See
    - Elections – Provincial 2020, and government preparedness for COVID-19 pandemic
- Front-line workers, recognition, budget debate, 6937–38
- Gaming industry
  - See
    - Casinos – Closure due to COVID-19 pandemic
- Health impacts
  - See
    - Health – COVID-19 pandemic
- High Five campaign, Indian Head Bakery, member's statement
  - McMorris, 7017–18
- Hospitality, impact on
  - See
    - Hospitality – COVID-19 pandemic, impact on
- Infection rate modelling
  - And funding allocation, U980
  - And planning for a second wave, U984
- Job loss, predicted, budget debate, 6938
- Mental health
  - See
    - Mental health – COVID-19 pandemic, supports available
- Municipal budgets, impact on
  - See
    - Municipalities, funding – COVID-19 pandemic, budget impacts
- Northern Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Northern Saskatchewan – COVID-19 pandemic
- Operation Inspiration, Canadian Forces Snowbirds, jet crash near Kamloops
  - See
    - Tributes – Canadian Forces Snowbirds, Captain Jenn Casey
- Provincial Auditor, impact on work of
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor – COVID-19 pandemic
- Resource industries, impact on
  - See
    - Mining industry – COVID-19 pandemic, economic impact and relief measures
    - Oil industry – COVID-19 pandemic, relief measures
- Sanozone decontamination machine, innovators Sean Frisky and Trevor Carlson, recognition, member's statement
  - Lambert, 7002
- Sports, impact on
  - See
    - Football – Canadian Football League Grey Cup 2020, Regina host city – Cancellation due to COVID-19 pandemic
    - Sports – COVID-19 pandemic, impact and funding support
- Technology industry, impact on
  - See
    - Technology industry – COVID-19 pandemic
- Tourism, impact on
  - See
- Travel, international, implications for, N670–71
- Vaccine development
  - See
    - Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization
- Women, economic impacts on, U1127
COVID-19 pandemic, government response
- Areas of focus
  - Member's statement
    - Meili, 6902
    - Moe, 6901–2
  - Restrictions, 7050, 7063–65, N675, N679
  - Restrictions and resources
    - See also
      - Business – COVID-19 pandemic – Closure of non-essential services and support for small business
    - Meili, 6904, 6920
    - Moe, 6904, 6920
  - Resources
    - See
      - Budget, 2020-21
      - Economy – COVID-19 pandemic, impacts – Government supports and stimulus funding
    - Infrastructure booster shot
      - See
        Infrastructure – COVID-19 pandemic, economic recovery stimulus funding
  - Reopen
    - See
      - COVID-19 pandemic, government response – Reopening plan
- Business supports
  - See
    - Business – COVID-19 pandemic
- Commercial rent assistance program
  - See
    - Business – COVID-19 pandemic
- Health and economic impacts, preparations
  - See also
    - Government financial management – COVID-19 pandemic
  - Meili, 6720, 6768, 6904–8, 6915–20
  - Moe, 6720, 6768–69, 6904–8, 6915–20
  - Appointment of bipartisan committee
    - Meili, 6882–83
    - Reiter, 6882–83
- Health and safety contingency fund, 7052–53, 7062, 7073–74, C950, U977, U1055–56, U1074
  - See also
    - Education, funding – Resumption of in-classroom learning and support for COVID-19 pandemic adjustments – And contingency funding
    - Health care, funding – COVID-19 pandemic – Impact on health budget, contingency planning
  - Budget debate, 6935, 6936
- Health care system, preparation for and impact on
  - See
    - Health care – COVID-19 pandemic
- Income support programs, federal and provincial, interplay, C992, U1029, U1030–34, U1108, U1109–11
- Isolation centre, N716–18
- Moratorium on evictions and deferred rents
  - See
    - Business – COVID-19 pandemic – Commercial rent assistance
    - Housing – Rental units – COVID-19 pandemic, rent deferrals
- Mortgage and rent deferrals, personal and commercial, government supports
  - Harrison, 7015
  - Rancourt, 7014–15
- Reopening plan, 7064
  - And economic position, 7050–51, C941
  - Timing between phases, 7060, 7062, 7063
- Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, role of
  - See
    - Public safety – Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency
- School closures and child care
  - See
    - Education – COVID-19 pandemic, suspension of in-person classes – And child care
- Self-isolation support program, 7052, 7073, C934
  - Funding, C933
  - Funding, budget debate, 6936
- Small business emergency program
  - See
    - Business – Small businesses – Saskatchewan small business emergency payment
- Success, 7050
  - Budget debate, 6937
- Temporary wage supplement
  - See
    - Wages and salaries – COVID-19 pandemic, temporary wage supplement
- Timeline of events, 7062–64
- Utility payment deferrals
  - See
    - Crown corporations – COVID-19 pandemic – Utility billing
Cowessess First Nation
- Wind turbine project
  - See
    - Renewable energy – Wind power – Cowessess First Nation
CPP (Canada Pension Plan)
- See
  - Pensions
Craftspeople and artisans
- See
  - Art and artists
Creative Kids
- See
  - Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund – Community grants program, allocations
Creative Saskatchewan
- CEO dismissal
  - Makowsky, 6452
  - McCall, 6452
- CEO position, N677
- Doc Lab Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Film Industry
- Financial policy manual, creation of, P8
- Financial reporting guidance, P7
- Funding, N246, N410, N518, N674, N678
  - See also
    - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry – Community engagement, funding allocations
  - Budget debate, 392, 402
- Grant programs, oversight
  - See
    - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry – Granting agencies, reallocations, oversight and autonomy
- Grant system compared to film industry tax credit, N526
- Grants, film industry, N419
- Grants, publishing industry, N417–18
- Grants approval process, P7
- Grants requiring order in council, threshold amount, P9
- Information technology, employee passwords, P7, P8
- Staff, payroll service provider, service agreement, P7, P8
- Stolen laptop, P8
- Throne Speech, 2591
- Throne Speech response, 2646
Credit rating
- See
  - Government financial management – Credit rating
Credit Union Central of Saskatchewan Act, 2016 (No. 18)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 269
- Second reading
  - Sarauer, 479–80
  - Wyant, 479
- Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 480
- Committee of the Whole on Bills, 482
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Wyant)
    - Wyant, 482
- Report without amendment
  - Hart, 482
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 482–83
- Royal Assent, 727
Credit unions
- Co-op Week and recognition of local credit unions (October 14-20, 2018), member's statement
  - Sarauer, 4723
- Tax rate
  - See
    - Corporate income tax
    - Taxation – Corporation capital tax rate
Creighton School Division No. 111
- Funding, budget debate, 1932
Cricket (sport)
- Growth and support, N527
Crime
- Civil forfeiture fund, N534
  - See also
    - Crime – Proceeds of, seizure and use
- Government focus, enforcement over prevention
  - Budget debate, 5629
  - Throne Speech response, 4523, 4533
- Proceeds of, seizure, legislative changes
  - Throne Speech, 4463–64
  - Throne Speech response, 4480, 4523, 4553
- Proceeds of, seizure and use, N354–55
- Rate, impact of COVID-19 pandemic, N716
- Rate, increase
  - Inner cities, budget debate, 402
  - Regina, Throne Speech response, 108
- Regina Crime Stoppers, international award for improvements in recovery of drugs and property, member's statement
  - Fiaz, 6270
- Restorative justice, impact on recidivism, budget debate, 438
- Root causes
  - See also
    - Drug and alcohol abuse – Addictions services – Access, lack of – Impact on crime
    - Education – Role in reducing criminal activity, budget debate
  - Government action
    - Sarauer, 5948
    - Tell, 5948
  - Lack of action, budget debate, 3731, 3750, 5449, 5505, 5577
  - Lack of action, Throne Speech response, 4546, 4550, 4551–52, 4585, 4616, 4635, 6110, 6191
  - Throne Speech response, 2606, 4574, 4590, 4666, 6259, 6264
- Rural
  - See also
    - Crime, prevention and intervention – Rural and remote areas
  - Cattle rustling
    - See
      - Cattle industry – Rustling
  - Trespassing, legislative changes
    - Consultation process, N571
      - Morgan, 5048–49
      - Wotherspoon, 5048–49
    - Throne Speech, 4464
    - Throne Speech response, 4480, 4486, 4496, 4515, 4537, 4540, 4577, 4583, 4590, 4610, 4616, 4666, 6127
- Saskatoon Crime Stoppers Annual Golf Classic (May 27, 2016), fundraiser, member's statement
  - Lambert, 244
- Victims
  - See
    - Victims of crime
Crime, prevention and intervention
- Building partnerships to reduce crime initiative
  - Audit recommendations, actions to address, N24–25
  - Budget debate, 314
  - Clients, access to appropriate services and programs, P150
  - Hub initiative, sharing of information across ministries
    - Expansion to First Nations reserves, budget debate, 3852
    - Importance of RCMP, budget debate, 5503
    - Privacy concerns and participant consent, N540–41
  - Participating agencies, Justice Ministry support for, P147–50
  - Participating agencies, need for clearly defined roles and responsibilities, P146–48
  - Provincial Auditor's report (2016) and lack of funding
    - Sarauer, 359
    - Tell, 359
  - Research, quantitative, P151
  - Research papers, publication, privacy concerns, P148–49
  - Steering committee, P148
  - Success measures, P147–48
  - Symposium, planning, P150
- Centres of responsibility
  - See also
    - Crime, prevention and intervention – Building partnerships to reduce crime initiative
  - Funding, N29
  - Prince Albert, closure, and consolidation into new provincial centre of responsibility, N539–40
- Crime reduction, caucus committee, C279, N200
  - Initiatives, funding, 2488, N181
    - See also
      - Crime, prevention and intervention – Rural and remote areas – Government initiatives
    - Budget debate, 1843, 2016, 2052, 3728, 3823, 3832, 3839, 3852
    - Throne Speech, 2588
    - Throne Speech response, 2619, 2649, 2692, 2698
  - Throne Speech response, 2606, 2609, 2639, 2662, 2720, 2763, 4518, 4546, 6127, 6137, 6149
- Government strategy
  - McCall, 3068
  - Morgan, 3068–69, 3098–99
  - Rancourt, 3098–99
- Hub initiative
  - See
    - Crime, prevention and intervention – Building partnerships to reduce crime initiative – Hub initiative, sharing of information across ministries
- Northern youth violence reduction initiative, N3, N13–14, N711–12
- Rural and remote areas
  - See also
  - Crime reduction strategy, combined traffic safety services unit, C906, N346, N366–67
    - Automated licence plate readers, C511, C513
      - See also
        Saskatchewan Government Insurance – Automated licence plate readers, distribution
    - Budget debate, 3728, 3753, 3784, 3823, 3852
    - Throne Speech response, 4553
  - Crime reduction strategy, funding, budget debate, 3758, 3761, 3781
  - Government initiatives
    - Budget debate, 5431, 5500, 5502–3, 5507, 5549, 5558, 5570
    - Throne Speech response, 4539, 6187, 6264
  - Government investments
    - And initiatives, recognition, moved (Cox), 5253–64
      - Cox, 5253–55
      - Dennis, 5257–58
      - Mowat, 5260–62
      - Pedersen, 5258–59
      - Sarauer, 5256–57
      - Steele, 5259–60
      - Questions and comments
        
        Bradshaw, 5262
        
        Cox, 5262–63
        
        Hindley, 5263
        
        Mowat, 5262–63
        
        Pedersen, 5262–63
        
        Sarauer, 5263–64
        
        Wilson, 5262–63
        
        Young, 5263
  - Saskatchewan crime watch advisory network
    - Launch, member's statement
      - Cox, 5346
    - Public response and expansion, member's statement
      - Cox, 5867
    - Throne Speech, 6063
    - Throne Speech response, 6137, 6197
  - Technological solutions
    - Budget debate, 5570
    - Rural Crime Innovation Challenge, E519–20
      - See also
        Crime, prevention and intervention – Rural and remote areas – Saskatchewan crime watch advisory network
      - Budget debate, 3784, 3852
- Safer communities and neighbourhoods
  - Expansion to Prince Albert, funding, budget debate, 3784, 3852
  - Funding, N20, N201, N533–34
- Serious violent offender initiative, N14, N532–33, P530
  - Funding, budget debate, 313
- Targeted enforcement, gang activity, Onion Lake area, member's statement
  - Young, 3066
Criminal justice information management system
- See
  - Justice Ministry – Information technology
Crisis services
- See
  - Mobile crisis services
Critical Support for Victims of Domestic Violence (Amendment) Act (No. 603)
- First reading
  - Sarauer, 1698
- Withdrawn
  - Sarauer, 2196
Crop insurance
- Acres insured, percentage seedable area, E193
- Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan, survey on business risk management programs
  - See
    - Agriculture, programs – Business risk management programs
- Appeals, E248
- Claims, expenditures, E728
- Claims, expenditures, budget debate, 2014
- Claims, funding, E717–18
- Climate change, impact on claims
  - See
    - Climate change – Impact on government spending and mitigation efforts
- Corn rainfall insurance program, E712
- Coverage
  - Enhancements, E457, E473, E712, E867
    - Throne Speech response, 153
  - Forage production, budget debate, 5507, 5548–49, 5558
  - And funding, budget debate, 334, 1904, 1967
  - Limitations
    - Sproule, 1695
    - Stewart, 1695
  - And premiums, increase, E94, E712
- Customers, returning, E867
- Delivery costs
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation – And AgriStability – Program delivery
- Funding, E236
  - See also
    - Agriculture, programs – Business risk management programs – Funding
  - Budget debate, 252, 282, 283, 301, 440, 1902, 1909, 3852, 3869
- Liabilities, early snow and late harvest, impact on budget, 2462
- Organic farmers, special considerations, E248–49
- Pasture land, loss due to fire, coverage, E457, E473
  - Assets, coverage options, E474
  - Budget debate, 3852
- Premiums
  - See also
    - Crop insurance – Coverage – And premiums, increase
  - And program delivery, budget debate, 1874, 1923, 1952, 1959, 1978
  - Cost-sharing, federal, provincial, producer contribution ratio, E717
  - Decrease and increased coverage, Throne Speech response, 22
  - Increased, factors, E718–19
  - Increased due to higher than anticipated acres insured, E193
  - Provincial sales tax exemption eliminated, impact on producers, E240–41
  - Provincial sales tax exemption restored, leadership promise, budget debate, 3726, 3752
- Unharvested acres, effect on 2016-17 budget estimates, C275
Crops
- Ag Exchange Group, online grain trading system, budget debate, 1967
- Agricultural waste, use in biofuel
  - See
    - Biofuel industry – Research and production, organic waste
- Canola
  - Crush plants, Yorkton, budget debate, 1966
  - Crushing industry, growth, E94
  - Dupont Pioneer Yield Hero Award, AWD Farms Ltd, recipient, member's statement
    - Nerlien, 3738
  - Exports to China, trade restrictions
    - See
      - Exports – Agricultural and agri-food – China, restriction on trade
  - Hub, Yorkton area, Throne Speech response, 128
  - Production levels, budget debate, 371
- Clubroot (fungus), containment efforts, E469, E471
  - Disclosure and confidentiality, E716–17
- Clubroot (fungus) concerns, budget debate, 275
- Crop Development Centre
  - See
    - University of Saskatchewan – Crop Development Centre
- Durum Summit 2020, Swift Current host, member's statement
  - Hindley, 6767–68
- Flax straw, uses for
  - See
    - Biofuel industry – Research and production, organic waste
- Genetically engineered crops
  - Benefits
    - Budget debate, 325–26
    - Member's statement
      - Kaeding, 43–44
  - Designer crops, research and development
    - See
      - University of Saskatchewan – Crop Development Centre – Canada First Research Excellence
  - Impact of innovation research, E120
  - Resilience and stress-tolerance research, E122, E743
  - Social licence
    - See
      - Agriculture Ministry – Social licence strategy
      - Curriculum – Agriculture in the Classroom
- Grain
  - Drying
    - Carbon tax, eligible expense exemption, advocating for, E871–72
    - Carbon tax costs, Throne Speech response, 6091
    - Carbon tax costs and request for relief
      - Duncan, 6552–53
      - Meili, 6314–15, 6578
      - Moe, 6314–15, 6578
      - Pedersen, 6552–53
    - Propane shortage, Throne Speech response, 4538
  - Grain bag recycling program
    - See
      - Recycling industry – Grain bag recycling program
  - Grain-handling facilities
    - See
      - Grain elevators
  - Marketing
    - See also
      - Canadian Wheat Board
    - Lack of support, budget debate, 275
  - Transportation
    - See
      - Railways – Grain backlog
    - Loss of elevators, impact on
      - See
        Grain elevators – Raymore
- Harvest, difficult year, Throne Speech, 2585
- Harvest, difficult year, Throne Speech response, 2608, 2660, 2674, 6129
- Harvest, impact of technology, Throne Speech response, 6202
- Oat plant, Yorkton
  - See
    - Food industry and trade – Grain Millers, Yorkton, oat plant
- Prices, budget debate, 1966
- Production, E866
  - 2020 targets, E93, E457
    - See also
      - Agriculture – 2020 targets
    - Budget debate, 302, 1904
    - Throne Speech response, 152
  - 2030 targets, E866
  - Budget debate, 1844, 2026, 3758, 3852, 3914
  - Impact of research
    - See
      - Agriculture, research – Genetics and agronomic practices, improved, impact on crop production
- Protein crops, research
  - See
    - Agriculture, research – Protein supercluster
    - Food industry and trade – Saskatchewan Food Industry Development Centre Inc. – Protein
- Pulses
  - Environmental impact
    - Throne Speech, 2591
    - Throne Speech response, 2639
  - India, restrictions on trade
    - See
      - Exports – Agricultural and agri-food – India, pulses
  - Percentage of world production, budget debate, 1972, 1983
  - Regina Pulse Week (October 24-28, 2016), member's statement
    - Kaeding, 940
- Research, funding, E111
- Research, funding, budget debate, 3783
- Research projects, E711
- Resilience and adaptation, research, E204, E475
  - See also
    - Crops – Genetically engineered crops
- Seed industry, farmers' right to freely use farm-saved seed, Throne Speech response, 6258
- Seed industry, royalties on farm-saved seeds
  - Marit, 5153, 5347–48, 5860–61
  - Meili, 5347–48, 5399–5400
  - Moe, 5347–48, 5399–5400, 5861–62
  - Pedersen, 5153, 5860–61
- Seed industry, support farmers' right to freely use farm-saved seed and protect ownership of farmer-sponsored research, petition
  - Pedersen, 5727–28, 5746–47, 5761, 5800, 5816, 5827–28, 5865, 5929, 5942
- Unharvested, budget debate, 1874
- Weeds, control, E468–69, E823
- Wild Rice Council conference (April 2018), 33rd annual, Prince Albert, member's statement
  - Wilson, 4298–99
- Wild Rice Council conference (April 2019), 34th annual, member's statement
  - Wilson, 5801–2
Cross-border security
- See
  - Border security
Crown and Central Agencies Committee
- Concurrence with Public Accounts Committee, candidates to serve on audit committee, moved (Phillips)
  - Phillips, C269
- Elections
  - Acting Chair [Heppner] for meeting (May 1, 2019), moved (Hindley)
    - Hindley, C779
  - Acting Chair [Ross] for meeting (June 20, 2019), moved (Fiaz)
    - Fiaz, C839
  - Chair [Bradshaw], moved (Lambert)
    - Lambert, C841
  - Chair [Bradshaw], moved (Phillips)
    - Phillips, C1
  - Chair [Cox], moved (Heppner)
    - Heppner, C435
  - Chair [Young], moved (Merriman)
    - Merriman, C137
  - Deputy Chair [Beck], moved (Brkich)
    - Brkich, C1
  - Deputy Chair [McCall], moved (Lawrence)
    - Lawrence, C839
  - Deputy Chair [Meili], moved (Phillips)
    - Phillips, C271
  - Deputy Chair [Sproule], moved (Lambert)
    - Lambert, C435
- Meeting, June 20, 2019, no broadcast, moved (Michelson)
  - Michelson, C839
- Membership
  - Substitution, moved (Brkich)
    - Brkich, 3040
  - Substitution, moved (Merriman)
    - Merriman, 1671, H11
  - Substitution, moved (Sproule)
    - Sproule, H54
  - Substitutions, moved (McCall)
    - McCall, H36
  - Substitutions, moved (Phillips)
    - Phillips, H29
  - Substitutions, moved (Ross)
    - Ross, H57
  - Substitutions and addition, moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, H36–37
- Motion requesting CEO of Westcap Mgt. appear before the committee, Saskatchewan Immigrant Investor Fund and First Nations and Métis Fund annual reports, moved (Sproule); defeated
  - Hart, C903–4
  - Heppner, C903
  - Sproule, C903
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See also
    - Crown and Central Agencies Committee – Requirements for reporting entities, status updates on Provincial Auditor reports
  - (2015) v.1, ch.33; (2016) v.1, ch.38, C206–7
    - Beck, C206–7
    - Bradshaw, C207
    - Dennis, C207
  - (2016) v.2, ch.50; (2017) v.2, ch.50, C609–10
    - Sproule, C609–10
  - (2018) v.2, ch.49, C842–43
- Reports
  - First, adoption and presentation to Assembly, moved (Young)
    - Beck, C29–30
    - Phillips, C30
    - Young, C29
  - First, moved (Bradshaw) for concurrence
    - Bradshaw, 478
  - Second, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Young)
    - Young, C136
  - Second, moved (Bradshaw) for concurrence
    - Bradshaw, 691
  - Third, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Phillips), C403
  - Third, moved (Young) for concurrence
    - Young, 2459
  - Fourth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Bradshaw)
    - Bradshaw, C434
  - Fourth, moved (Young) for concurrence
    - Young, 3308
  - Fifth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Bonk), C607
  - Fifth, moved (Cox) for concurrence
    - Cox, 4407
  - Sixth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Bonk), C729
  - Sixth, moved (Cox) for concurrence
    - Cox, 4936–37
  - Seventh, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Lambert), C835
  - Seventh, moved (Cox) for concurrence
    - Cox, 5953
  - Eighth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Nerlien)
    - Nerlien, C1029
  - Eighth, moved (Bradshaw) for concurrence
    - Bradshaw, 7024
  - Ninth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Heppner), C1035
  - Ninth, moved (Bradshaw) for concurrence
    - Bradshaw, 7041
- Requirements for reporting entities, status updates on Provincial Auditor reports, C837
- Significant transactions heard before the committee
  - See
    - Crown corporations – Significant transactions
- Steering committee
  - First report, adoption, moved (Young)
    - Young, C5
  - Agenda and priority of business, C1
  - Second report, adoption, moved (Hindley), C837
- Witnesses to testify on activities of cabinet committee on Crown structure, moved (McCall)
  - McCall, C841–42
Crown corporations
- Assets, total value, C469
- Board membership, diversity, C787–88
- Business principles, budget debate, 1900
- Cabinet committee on Crown structure
  - See
    - Government – Cabinet committee on Crown structure
- Capital spending, C917
- Capital spending and forecast, C786
- Collaboration initiatives, C470, C506–7, C622
  - Professional services, C749
  - Realized savings, C639
  - Trenching, C358
  - Vegetation management control, C220
- Collective bargaining, strikes and lockouts, service continuity, C876
- Corporation capital tax revenue (2017-18), estimate, C83, C273, C531
- COVID-19 pandemic
  - Business adjustments, C969–70, C995–97
  - Utility billing, interest deferrals, C949, C969–70
    - Budget debate, 6936
- Debt, increasing, budget debate, 2017, 3731, 3883, 5505, 5567
- Debt, increasing, Throne Speech response, 26
- Debt and debt ratio, C470, C544–45, C917
- Debt and debt servicing costs, C819
- Debt limits, increased, budget debate, 3843
- Dividends, C89–90, C230–31, C344–45, C470, C471–72, C475–76, C496–97, C513, C535, C578, C613, C615, C620, C639, C678, C685, C753, C785, C786, C856, C874, C897, C901, C916, C917, C949–50, C991
  - Saskatchewan Transportation Corporation, sale of assets, C916
  - Special disbursement, proceeds from sale of Information Services Corporation, C90
- Dividends, policy, C89–90, C345, C475–76, C496–97, C513, C877, C949–50
  - Dividends and equity repayments, distinction, C791
- Equity repayments, conditions for remitting, C790–92, C821–22
- Equity stripping, budget debate, 5433, 5454, 5543, 5599
- Equity stripping, historical, budget debate, 5457, 5460–61, 5604
- Financial reporting, adjustment to fiscal year, C78
- Financial reporting, adjustment to fiscal year, impact on Provincial Auditor, P125, P286
- Financial reporting, debt and debt servicing, representation in Estimates, budget debate, 5452–53
- Importance of, C917
- Importance of, Throne Speech response, 2757, 6148, 6193–94, 6232
- Infrastructure investment, budget debate, 253–54, 315, 325, 393, 408, 433, 466, 1872, 1919, 1920, 1966–67, 1971, 3753, 3831, 3838, 3878–79, 5551–52, 5604, 5610, 6936–37
- Infrastructure investment, Throne Speech response, 4495, 4582
- Privatization
  - To balance the budget, 7053, 7055, 7056–57, 7058, C941–42
  - Budget debate, 1901, 1992, 2023, 3871, 6939
  - During economic uncertainty
    - Meili, 6951–52
    - Moe, 6951–52
  - Throne Speech response, 25, 30, 2614, 2700, 2732, 4550, 4599–4600, 4601
- Privatization, defining with legislation, 2472–77
  - See also
    - Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 40)
  - Beck, 1029, 1589–90
  - Duncan, 2386, 2543–44
  - McCall, 2385–86, 2543
  - Meili, 2386, 4399
  - Moe, 4399
  - Sarauer, 1620, 1727–28, 2100, 2298, 2314
  - Sproule, 1028–29
  - Wall, 941–42, 969–70, 2313–14, 2327–28, 2384–85, 2403–4, 2574–75
  - Wotherspoon, 941–42, 969, 2313–14, 2327–28, 2384–85, 2403–4, 2574–75
  - Wyant, 1029, 1589–90, 1620, 1728, 2100, 2298, 2314–15, 2385–86
  - And protection for SaskTel pensions
    - Duncan, 1568
    - McCall, 1568
    - Wotherspoon, 1567
    - Wyant, 1567
  - Budget debate, 1846, 1994, 2018
  - Federal tax implications, C379–81, C630
    - Doherty, 1095
    - Sproule, 1094–95
  - Repeal provisions of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016
    - McCall, 2626–27
    - Wall, 2627
    - Throne Speech, 2588–89
    - Throne Speech response, 2606, 2612, 2629, 2631, 2635, 2652, 2698–99, 2707, 2734, 2765–66, 2780, 2785
  - Repeal provisions of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016, wind-up provision
    - Morgan, 3625–26
    - Sproule, 3625
  - Repeal provisions of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016 and implications for Saskatchewan Transportation Company
    - See also
      - SaskEnergy Inc. – Distribution rights, move from legislation to regulations
    - Duncan, 2976–77
    - McCall, 2976–77
    - Morgan, 3544
    - Sarauer, 2599–2600, 3544
    - Wall, 2599–2600
  - Stop passage of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016, petition
    - Sarauer, 1586, 1615
    - Sproule, 1640, 1663, 1689, 1744, 1806, 1830–31, 1853, 1878, 1941–42, 2002, 2035, 2062, 2092, 2127, 2156, 2182–83, 2213–14, 2233–34, 2250, 2274, 2292, 2308
- Provincial Auditor's reports, status updates, C837
- Provincial sales tax, expansion, impact on costs, C472
- Return on equity, C470, C787, C789
- Revenues, C469, C531
- Revenues, forecast, C949
- Revenues, increased, budget debate, 250–51
- Revenues, paid into General Revenue Fund
  - See
    - Crown corporations – Dividends
- Sask 1st call
  - See
    - Utilities – Unsafe digging, mitigation efforts
- Significant transactions, C609–10
- Staff
  - Compensation reduction targets, C448–49, C565–66, C654, C691, C706–7
  - Compensation reduction targets, budget debate, 3843
  - Diversity, enhancement and renewal, C470
  - Diversity categories and targets, C177
  - Executive compensation, performance pay, calculation and disclosure, C174–75
  - Inroads program, C185
  - Interns
    - See
      - Interns – Gradworks Intern Development Program
  - Retirement pressures, baby boomers, C175
  - Skilled labour shortage, C177–78
  - Summer and co-op student programs, diversity targets, C172–73
    - See also
      - Crown corporations – Staff – Inroads program
- Strengthen, need to, Throne Speech response, 2701
Crown Corporations Public Ownership Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 1)
- First reading
  - McMorris, 78
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - McMorris, 78
- Committee discussion
  - Public hearing to be held on June 8, 2016 in Regina, moved (Young), C1–2
    - Beck, C2
    - Brkich, C2
    - Phillips, C2
    - Young, C1–2
  - Public hearings to be held on June 8, 2016 in Regina and if necessary, on June 9, 2016, moved (Young); amendment (Phillips), C2
    - Phillips, C2
  - Public hearing, presentations, C7–28
    - Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, C15–17
      - Beck, C17
    - Restaurants Canada, C7–10
      - Beck, C8–9
      - Phillips, C9–10
    - Rockin' Horse Cookhouse and Bar in Maple Creek, C19–22
      - Beck, C21
      - Phillips, C22
    - Saskatchewan Government and General Employees' Union, C10–12
      - Beck, C11–12
      - Brkich, C12
      - Dennis, C12
    - Saskatchewan Hotel and Hospitality Association, C23–25
      - Beck, C24
      - Brkich, C25
      - Kaeding, C24
    - Saskatchewan Liquor Vendors Association, C18–19
      - Beck, C19
    - Service Employees' International Union West, C25–27
      - Beck, C26
      - Dennis, C27
      - Phillips, C26–27
    - Sobey's Inc., C12–15
      - Beck, C14
      - Kaeding, C15
      - Phillips, C14–15
    - White, Nicole of Saskatoon, C27–28
      - Beck, C28
      - Kaeding, C28
  - Report be adopted and presented to the Assembly, moved (Young)
    - Beck, C29–30
    - Phillips, C30
    - Young, C29–30
- Second reading
  - Beck, 1372–74
  - Belanger, 526–28
  - Chartier, 1110–11
  - Forbes, 987–92, 993–95
  - McCall, 1311–14
  - McMorris, 526
  - Rancourt, 1192–94
  - Sarauer, 841–43
  - Sproule, 896–97
  - Vermette, 1344–46
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Merriman, 1374
- Committee discussion
  - Beck, C140–44
  - Bradshaw, C142
  - Dennis, C141
  - Hargrave, C139–41, C143–44
  - Phillips, C142
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Phillips)
    - Phillips, C144
- Report without amendment
  - Young, 1439
- Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Beck, 1440–45, 1450
  - Belanger, 1448–49
  - Hargrave, 1440–50
  - Sarauer, 1445–48
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Hargrave)
    - Hargrave, 1450
- Report without amendment
  - Hart, 1451
- Third reading
  - Hargrave, 1451
- Royal Assent, 1533
Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
- Annual reports (2008), (2009), (2010), (2011), (2012), (2013), (2014), (2015-16), C173–87
  - Beck, C174–87
  - Bradshaw, C187
  - Hargrave, C173–77, C180–84
- Annual report (2016-17), C469–76, C639–46
  - Hargrave, C469–76, C639–40, C643–44, C646
  - Sproule, C471–76, C640–46
- Annual report (2017-18), C786–92
  - Hargrave, C786–90, C792
  - Sproule, C788–92
- Annual reports (2017-18), (2018-19), C916–31
  - Hargrave, C917–31
  - Sproule, C918–31
- Approved earning (2016-17), forecast, C167
- Balanced scorecard, documentation and consistency of process, C168
- Capital spending (2015-16) and forecast (2016-17), C168
- Carbon tax, planning, C788
- Collaboration, Crown Corporation Designates Committee Team, Premier's Award of Excellence, 2017 recipient, C470
- Consolidated debt ratios and capital spending, C178–79, C639
- Consolidated net earnings, C639, C786, C789
- Credit rating, provincial, and effect on debt load, C180
- Debt levels, compared to private sector, C179–80
- Debt ratio, C787–89
- Debt ratios, role in maintaining, C472
- Debts from investment funds, C928
- Dividends, C89–90, C470, C471, C786, C917
- Equity repayment, C790, C820
  - Collection from Crowns
    - See
      - Crown corporations – Equity repayments, conditions for remitting
- First Nations, employment development, role of corporation, E614
- Investment funds, access to manager at committees
  - See
    - Government financial management – Investment funds, management – Access to contracted manager
- Minister responsible, role in Global Transportation Hub land acquisition
  - See
    - Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal – Joint submission to Cabinet to purchase land parcels, withdrawal
- Office building, rental cost, C475
- Operational costs, C789
- Payee disclosure report, information excluded from public reporting, C482–83
  - Change in representation, C481–82
- Payee disclosure report (2014), C184–87
- Private sector comparison, Conference Board of Canada, C175
- Privatization, definition, impact of, C183–84
- Privatization, partial, examples, C184
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2013) v.2, ch.39 [misidentified as ch.29], C167–68
    - Beck, C168
    - Bradshaw, C168
    - Hargrave, C167–68
  - (2014) v.1, ch.12; (2016) v.1, ch.31, C169–70
    - Beck, C169–70
    - Bradshaw, C170
    - Hargrave, C169
  - (2014) v.1, ch.12
    - Recommendations, C170
  - (2016) v.1, ch.9, C172–73
    - Beck, C172–73
    - Bradshaw, C173
    - Hargrave, C172–73
    - Phillips, C173
    - Recommendations, C173
- United States policies, impact on Crown sector, use of consultant, C475
Crown land
- Agricultural land
  - Government position on ownership, E105, E458
  - Land bank holdings, acres remaining, E102
  - Land sales, E719–21, E723
    - Acres sold, E97, E101–2, E237
    - Consultations and programs, E94–95, E242
    - Easements, E721
    - First Nations and Métis, duty to consult, E245
    - Forgone interest on sold lands
      - See
        Crown land – Agricultural land – Land sales – Lands with no book value
    - Incentive program (2015), E722
      - Budget debate, 250, 255, 316, 324, 334–35, 393
      - Expiration, communication with current tenants, E102
      - Incentive value, cost to government, E97, E99, E101, E236, E245
    - Lands with no book value, E96–97, E246
    - Online auction format, E458
      - Sproule, 1568
      - Stewart, 1568–69
      - Administrative costs, E245
    - Revenues, E30, E96, E246
    - Revenues, anticipated, E102, E134, E458
    - Sales and leases, bad debt allowance
      - See
        Agriculture Ministry – Financial reports
  - Leases
    - Increased rents, E101–2, E458, E477
      - Beck, 4266
      - Stewart, 4266
    - Lease security, E102
    - Non-payment, E240
    - Secured loan program, E712
- Community pastures
  - Importance to biodiversity and livestock industry, Throne Speech response, 4512
  - Native pastures, loss of, Throne Speech response, 95
  - Payments in lieu of property taxes
    - See
      - Pastures Revolving Fund – Transfers and payments
  - Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration pastures
    - Assets and improvements, federal transfer to province, E96
    - Federal pastures, inventory of biodiversity
      - See
        Wildlife – Species at risk – Landscape
    - Federal pastures, transfer to province, amortization costs, E724
    - Federal pastures, transfer to province, costs, E103
    - Federal pastures, transfer to province, status, E242, E469–70, P11
    - Lease of transferred land, E243–44, P11
    - Sale, conditions of, E244–45
    - Sale plans, potential, E109
  - Sales, First Nations and Métis, duty to consult, E242–43
  - Saskatchewan pastures program, elimination, E235, E238–39, E458
    - And transfer to patron groups, E469–70, E720–21
    - Budget debate, 1865, 1874, 1967, 1978
    - Consultations with stakeholders, E242
    - Online survey, E246–47
    - Research purposes, continued access to land, E239
    - Staff positions eliminated, E873
  - Southwest Saskatchewan, grazing and conservation, development, E558
  - Transfer and sale, stop, petition
    - Beck, 242
    - Sproule, 216, 414–15, 1514
  - Transition to cooperative model, producer comment, E243–44
    - Budget debate, 1903
- Crown land management system
  - See
    - Agriculture Ministry – Information technology
- Disbursement, treaty land entitlement considerations, N572
- Grazing leases over 25,000 acres, P12
  - Renewal process, P10–12, P249–50
- Heritage, archaeological, or ecological value, assessment, E719–20
- Heritage and archaeological review process, N44
- Leases, fee increases, budget debate, 5598, 5599
- Northern cabins
  - See
    - Northern Saskatchewan – Cabins
- Northern Saskatchewan, leases, E923
- Provincial Lands Act
  - Consultation regarding changes
    - Sproule, 456
    - Stewart, 456
  - Responsibilities breakdown Agriculture, Environment, Economy ministries, E140–41
- Resource land, lease rates and fees, E808, E820–21
- Resource land, leases, fee increase, N563
  - Duncan, 5649
  - Pedersen, 5649
- Sales, First Nations and Métis, duty to consult and right of first refusal, N742–43
Crown land ecological assessment tool
- See
  - Wildlife – Wildlife Habitat Protection Act – Removal of designation – Assessment process
CRTC (Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission)
- See
  - Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission
CRVG (Canadian Resource Valuation Group, Inc.)
- See
  - Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal – Appraisals – Global Transportation Hub
CT (computerized tomography) scans
- See
  - Diagnostic imaging – Computerized tomography scans
Culture and multiculturalism
- Africa Day event (May 28, 2016), Regina, member's statement
  - Fiaz, 263
- Barbados, 50th anniversary of independence, Saskatchewan Caribbean-Canadian Association celebration, Regina (November 25, 2016), member's statement
  - Sarauer, 1499–1500
- Biju (Chakma festival) and Thingyan (Myanmar New Year) joint celebration, Regina (May 7, 2016), member's statement
  - Sarauer, 72
- Black History Month (February 2017), events, member's statement
  - Wotherspoon, 1539–40
- Buddha's birthday celebration, Regina (May 14, 2017), member's statement
  - Docherty, 2539
- Celebration of Cultures event, Glencairn Neighbourhood Recreation Centre, Regina, member's statement
  - Pedersen, 5615–16
- Diwali festival (2016), Regina, member's statement
  - Ross, 965
- Diwali festival (2016) and Hindu Temple of Regina 25th anniversary, member's statement
  - Sarauer, 965–66
- Diwali festival (2018), member's statement
  - Wilson, 4722
- Equatorian South Sudanese Community Association, Saskatoon, cultural outreach with neighbouring First Nations' communities, member's statement
  - Chartier, 4962
- Filipino-Canadian Association of Saskatoon, 120th Phillipines Independence Day (June 9, 2018), celebration and events, member's statement
  - Mowat, 4502
- Filipino-Canadian Week, Saskatoon (June 12-19, 2016), member's statement
  - Lambert, 574
- Filipino North East Invitational Tournament, basketball
  - See
    - Basketball
- Francophone
  - See
    - Francophones
- Greek Independence Day (March 25, 2019), member's statement
  - Steinley, 5465
- Gujarati Samaj of Southern Saskatchewan, Navratri Mega Dance Festival 2018, 25th anniversary, member's statement
  - Steinley, 4845
- Hindu Society of Saskatchewan, annual vegetarian dinner
  - (March 25, 2017), Saskatoon, member's statement
    - Sproule, 2004–5
  - (March 17, 2018), Saskatoon, member's statement
    - Olauson, 3568
- Hindu temple hall expansion, Saskatoon, opening ceremony (October 22, 2016), member's statement
  - Parent, 966–67
- Holi festival, March 2020, Regina, member's statement
  - Ross, 6839–40
- Hungarian delegation, visit to Bekevar Church, member's statement
  - Bonk, 5398
- India Cultural Connections night
  - See
    - Fundraising – Cultural Connections India Night
- India Republic Day celebration at Regina Public Library (January 28, 2017), member's statement
  - Docherty, 1587
- Islam and Muslims
  - See
    - Muslims
- Mosaic festival in Regina (June 2-4, 2016), member's statement
  - Sarauer, 450
- Multicultural Council of Saskatchewan Betty Szuchewycz Award
  - See
    - Community-based organizations – North Central Family Centre, Regina – Founder Sandy Wankel
- Multicultural Honours Awards recipients and Saskatchewan Multicultural Week
  - (November 19-27, 2016), member's statement
    - Docherty, 1419
  - (November 18-26, 2017), member's statement
    - Buckingham, 2983
    - Forbes, 2982–83
  - (November 17-25, 2018), member's statement
    - Forbes, 4870–71
    - Olauson, 4902
- Multicultural Youth Leadership Award
  - (November 18, 2017), Bwe Doh Soe, recipient, member's statement
    - Chartier, 3324–25
  - (November 17, 2018), Nour Albaradan, recipient
    - See
      - Culture and multiculturalism – Multicultural Honours Awards recipients and Saskatchewan Multicultural Week – (November 17-25, 2018), member's statement
- Multiculturalism, Prairie Prism event, Saskatoon (October 2, 2016), member's statement
  - Buckingham, 1025
- Multiculturalism, Throne Speech response, 2719
- Sikh communities, Regina and Saskatoon, community efforts during COVID-19 pandemic
  - See
    - COVID-19 pandemic – Community efforts, Regina and Saskatoon Sikh communities
- Sikh Heritage Month (April 2019), member's statement
  - Buckingham, 5729
- Sikh Parade Day, Nagar Kirtan, Saskatoon, (May 26, 2018), member's statement
  - Buckingham, 4380
- Sikh Parade Day, Regina
  - (May 9, 2016), member's statement
    - Ross, 133
  - (May 12, 2018), member's statement
    - Fiaz, 4287
    - Wotherspoon, 4286
- Sikh Society, Khalsa Day Parade (2017), Regina and Saskatoon events, member's statement
  - Fiaz, 2573
- Tartan Day, celebration of Scottish declaration of independence, member's statement
  - Sproule, 5776
- Ukrainian Harvest Festival, Prince Albert (November 12, 2016), and 125th Anniversary of Ukrainian immigration, member's statement
  - Rancourt, 1391
- Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Canada, 100th anniversary, member's statement
  - Lambert, 5149
- Week of Saskatchewan Ukrainians, flag-raising in Prince Albert (September 26, 2016) and 125th Anniversary of Ukrainian immigration, member's statement
  - Rancourt, 854
Culverts
- See also
  - Bridges – And culverts
- Government accomplishments
  - Budget debate, 1988
  - Throne Speech response, 4608
- Importance to structural integrity, E74
- Replacements
  - Highway No. 2
    - See
      - Highway No. 2 – Bridge and culvert replacements
  - Highway No. 102
    - See
      - Highway No. 102
  - Highway No. 106
    - See
      - Highway No. 106 – Bridge and culvert replacements
  - Highway No. 123
    - See
      - Highway No. 123 – Culvert replacement and side slope repair
  - Highway No. 135
    - See
      - Highway No. 135 – Pelican Narrows to Sandy Bay, regular maintenance and culvert replacements
  - Highway No. 155
    - See
      - Highway No. 155 – Culvert replacement
  - Highway No. 165
    - See
      - Highway No. 165 – Bridge and culvert replacements
  - Highway No. 167
    - See
      - Highway No. 167
  - Highway No. 903
    - See
      - Highway No. 903
  - Highway No. 905
    - See
      - Highway No. 905 – Culvert replacements
  - Highway No. 911
    - See
      - Highway No. 911
  - Highway No. 913
    - See
      - Highway No. 913 – Culvert replacements
  - Highway No. 914
    - See
      - Highway No. 914 – Culvert replacement
  - Highway No. 915
    - See
      - Highway No. 915 – Culvert replacement
  - Highway No. 916
    - See
      - Highway No. 916 – Culvert replacements
  - Highway No. 936
    - See
      - Highway No. 936 – Culvert replacement
- Tendering process
  - See
    - Highways and Infrastructure Ministry – Tendering process, culvert replacement
- Weather changes, impact on design and replacement, E539
Cumberland College
- See also
  - Post-secondary institutions – Regional colleges
- Nipawin campus, new building, budget debate, 333, 5475
- Throne Speech response, 2710
Curling
- 2018 CURLSASK joint masters provincial championship (February 27-March 4, 2018), Saskatoon, winners, member's statement
  - Mowat, 3653–54
- 2019 CurlSask senior men's and women's provincial championship (February 27-March 3, 2019), winners, member's statement
  - Kaeding, 5346–47
- Canadian Under-18 Women's Curling Championship, Team Ackerman, Moose Jaw, second place finish and individual awards, member's statement
  - Lawrence, 4091
- Gower, Mrs. Muriel
  - See
    - Business – PRISM Awards of Excellence, Business Women of Moose Jaw – (2019), Muriel Gower, role model category, member's statement
- Lumsden Curling Club, winner, Saskatchewan Mixed Doubles Curling Championship (2017), member's statement
  - Stewart, 1809
- Melfort Special Olympics curling team
  - See
    - Special Olympics
- Provincial 4-H Curling Competition, 2018, Maple Creek host city, member's statement
  - Steele, 3452
- Provincial under-18 championship kickoff luncheon
  - See
    - Communities – Swift Current, community events, member's statement
- Renew the Plex campaign, Lakeland Curling Club calendar fundraiser, member's statement
  - Wilson, 5045–46
- Scotties Tournament of Hearts (2019), Team Saskatchewan, bronze medal, member's statement
  - Cox, 5189–90
- Scotties Tournament of Hearts 2020, Moose Jaw host, member's statement
  - Lawrence, 4654–55, 6790
- Team Syrota, Wadena, Saskatchewan Masters Curling Championship, winners, and Porcupine Plain, Kelvington, Rose Valley Bantam Blues, hockey, provincial bantam C champions, member's statement
  - Nerlien, 2064
- Tim Hortons Brier 2018, held in Regina (March 3-11), and Murray McCormick, recipient of Paul McLean Award, member's statement
  - McCall, 3370–71
- Tim Hortons Roar of the Rings, anticipated economic impact, N514
- Wheelchair curling
  - Kamsack Funspiel, 1st annual (March 9-10, 2018), member's statement
    - Dennis, 3771
  - World Wheelchair Curling Championship (March 4-11, 2017), South Korea, Team Canada, Saskatchewan coach and player, member's statement
    - Lawrence, 1616
- World Senior Curling Championship 2018, Anita Silvernagle and Saskatoon rink, women's champions, member's statement
  - Weekes, 4367
Curriculum
- Agriculture in the Classroom
  - Funding
    - See also
      - Agriculture Ministry – Industry grants
  - Social licence strategy, E110–11
- Apprenticeship awareness, P42
- Computer coding, development
  - Budget debate, 3841
  - Throne Speech, 2587
  - Throne Speech response, 2609, 2638, 2723, 2754, 2757, 4592
- Computer coding and robotics
  - Inclusion, E834, E916, U846
    - Budget debate, 5536
  - RoboYou, pilot project, budget debate, 3841
  - RoboYou, pilot project, Throne Speech response, 6181
  - Teacher training
    - See
      - Teacher education – Computer coding and robotics, northern teachers, RoboX program
  - Throne Speech, 4465
  - Throne Speech response, 4514, 4522, 6181
- Discrimination, anti-racism curriculum development, U1092
- English as an additional language
  - See
    - Languages – English as an additional language
- Financial literacy, addition of
  - Budget debate, 3814
  - Throne Speech, 4465
  - Throne Speech response, 4514, 4522, 4529, 4570, 6181
- Financial literacy in secondary schools, member's statement
  - Lambert, 6719
- First Nations language programs, U652
- Gender and sexual diversity, resource material development
  - See
    - Sexual orientation – Curriculum and resource material development
- Health and fitness plan
  - Nurturing Mind and Inspiring Movement P24
  - Performance measures, P23
  - Policy review, P23–24
- Heritage languages
  - See
    - Languages – Heritage language education – Credit classes
- Indigenous languages, expansion to include, ministerial statement (Wyant)
  - McCall, 5823
  - Wyant, 5822
- Mental health education, mandatory, petition
  - Beck, 5463–64
- Priorities, and wholesale infusion of mandated material, Throne Speech response, 2755
  - See also
    - Curriculum – Treaty education, minister's remarks
- Renewal, U1052
  - Guidelines and principles, availability, U1091–92
  - Throne Speech, 2586–87
  - Throne Speech response, 2619, 2642–43, 2692, 2695, 2723, 4570
- Review, U47–48, U659–60
  - Advisory committee, U660, U1047
- Science, technology, engineering and math, participation of girls, Throne Speech response, 6182
- Sexual abuse prevention
  - See
    - Child abuse – Sexual abuse prevention curriculum, develop and implement, petition
- Social sciences, renewal, U1052
- Treaty curriculum, U652, U670, U822
  - See also
    - Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, calls to action – Education
- Treaty curriculum development project, Office of the Treaty Commissioner, funding, U11, U21–22
- Treaty education, importance of, Throne Speech response, 2756, 2758
- Treaty education, minister's remarks
  - See also
    - Legislative Assembly members – Apologies – Disputed account of school assignment used in reply to Throne Speech
  - Beck, 2896–97, 2954, 2975–76, 2987
  - Eyre, 2896–97, 2953–54, 2976, 2987
  - Morgan, 2975–76
  - Sarauer, 2953
  - Wotherspoon, 2953–54
- Treaty education, minister's remarks and overseeing of curriculum review
  - Beck, 2924–25, 2955
  - Eyre, 2923, 2924–25, 2955
  - Meili, 2923
  - Sarauer, 2921–22
  - Wall, 2922
- Treaty education, online survey
  - Beck, 5870–71
  - Wyant, 5870–71
- Treaty education as a means to reconciliation, memorandum of understanding
  - See
    - School boards and divisions – Saskatchewan School Boards Association
Currie, Gordon Gray
- See
  - Condolences
CVA (Central Vehicle Agency)
- See
  - Central Vehicle Agency
Cyberbullying
- See
  - Bullying
Cypress Regional Health Authority
- See
  - Provincial Auditor's reports – Regional Health Authorities
Cystic fibrosis
- Fundraising efforts of Mike and Cara Weger, recognition, member's statement
  - Duncan, 6683–84
- Medication, Orkambi
  - See
    - Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Saskatchewan drug plan – Orkambi, treatment for cystic fibrosis