Hansard Subject Index - 29th Legislature

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E-smoking
- See
  - Vaping
EAPD (employability assistance for persons with disabilities)
- See
  - Employability assistance for persons with disabilities
Early childhood education and child care
- Access to, impact of
  - See also
    - Early childhood education and child care – Early years assessments – Kindergarten assessment
- Accessible and affordable, budget debate, 298, 317, 343, 402
- Affordable, budget debate, 3433
- Availability, budget debate, 5280, 5281
- Budget debate, 417
- Children in care, government policy, U243–44
- Children with complex needs, U589
- Children with disabilities, inclusion initiatives, U321
  - Budget debate, 1880, 1948, 1985, 2005
  - Funding, U188
- COVID-19
  - Facilities, impact on
    - See
      - Early childhood education and child care facilities – COVID-19
  - Funding, federal, and support for workers
    - Bowes, 105
    - Harrison, J., 105
  - Impact of, budget debate, 288
  - School closures, impact of, 232
    - Beck, 182
    - Duncan, 182
- Early Childhood Education Month
  - And Early Childhood Educator Appreciation Day, member's statement
    - Goudy, 3762–63
    - Skoropad, 819–20
  - Member's statement
    - Beck, 742
- Early learning and child care agreement, federal-provincial
  - See
    - Early childhood education and child care – Funding, federal agreement
- Early learning and child care day of action, member's statement
  - Conway, 3103
- Early learning family resource centres
  - See
    - Families – Family resource centres
- Early years assessments, P268, U66–67
  - Action plans, evaluation and support, P45
  - COVID-19, disruptions due to, P121–22, P275, U49
  - Kindergarten assessment, P120–24, P274–75, P534–35, U585
    - Access to early learning, impact of, U589
    - Outcomes, U322, U387
  - Programs and supports, P46
- Early years intensive support program
  - Evaluation surveys, P266–67
  - Funding and space allocation, P267–68
- Economic importance for women in the workforce
  - See also
    - Early childhood education and child care – Funding, federal agreement – And economic importance of
  - Research, N200, N202
- Educators
  - See
    - Early childhood educators
- Fees, reduction, 5568
  - To $10 per day, 3877, C430, U322, U350, U352, U575
    - See also
      - Early childhood education and child care – Funding, federal agreement
    - Budget debate, 3401, 3473, 5115, 5226
    - Member's statement
      - Goudy, 3201
  - Budget debate, 1880, 2005, 2021
  - And retroactive rebates, U188
  - Throne Speech, 878
  - Throne Speech response, 938, 1008, 1081, 2612, 4572
- Funding, U44, U65, U188, U189, U350, U578
  - See also
    - Education Ministry – Funding
  - Budget debate, 271, 288, 304, 349, 382, 385, 1880, 1938, 2005, 2021, 3401, 5115, 5201
  - Federal, C254, C255, C436–37, U51, U67
  - Federal and provincial, U321
- Funding, federal agreement, P45–46, U44, U188, U350, U578
  - Budget debate, 1880, 1996, 2005, 5226
  - Data collection and reporting, U322
  - Development and implementation, U350–51, U585–86
    - Stakeholder consultation, U321
  - Economic analysis, C265–66
  - And economic importance of, U585–86
    - See also
      - Early childhood education and child care – Economic importance for women in the workforce
      - Economic recovery from COVID-19 impacts – And importance of child care
    - Duncan, 560–61
    - Young, A., 560–61
  - Federal, carry-over, allowable, U383–84, U587
    - Budget debate, 3486
  - Federal and provincial amounts, U321, U383–84
  - Member's statement
    - Buckingham, 1794
  - And need for flexibility
    - Beck, 583, 823
    - Duncan, 583, 823–24
  - Part-time spaces, implications for, U388
    - Beck, 3309–10
    - Bowes, 3327–28
    - Conway, 3310–11, 3928
    - Duncan, 3310–11, 3327–28, 3928
    - Moe, 3309
  - Part-time spaces, implications for , budget debate, 3482, 3486
  - And provincial capacity, U315–16, U319–20, U384–85
    - Beck, 4176–77
    - Cockrill, 4178–79
    - Conway, 4178–79
    - Moe, 4177
  - And provincial child care subsidy, U242–43, U589
  - Provincial contribution, U586
    - See also
      - Early childhood education and child care – Funding, federal agreement – Federal and provincial amounts
    - Conway, 3207, 3230–31, 3249–50
    - Duncan, 3207, 3231, 3250
  - Provincial contribution, budget debate, 1928, 2052, 2054
  - Spaces, additional, target, U351
    - Budget debate, 3473
    - Government strategy, U316–18, U385–87, U587–89
      - See also
        Early childhood education and child care – Funding, federal agreement – And provincial capacity
    - Member's statement
      - Fiaz, 2911–12
    - Progress, Throne Speech, 4374
    - Progress, Throne Speech response, 4391, 4397, 4444
    - Progress and commitment, U578
      - Cockrill, 4853–54
      - Conway, 4853
    - Throne Speech response, 4471, 4494, 4572
  - Throne Speech, 878
  - Throne Speech response, 901–2, 904, 938, 999, 1003, 1008, 1081, 4441
  - Wage increase for early childhood educators
    - See
      - Early childhood educators – Wages, increase
- Income assistance clients, access for, U108, U243
- Information technology, licensing system, U188
- Michif early learning pilot project, Throne Speech response, 902
- Mobile Early Learning
  - See
    - KidsFirst program – Funding – And change of name to Mobile Early Learning
- National advisory council, U387
- Pre-kindergarten programs, funding, U44
- Subsidy
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan employment incentive program
  - Access to, and supports for families
    - Beck, 757
    - Carr, 757
    - Conway, 746–47
    - Harpauer, 746–47, 757
  - Budget debate, 2054
  - And early learning and child care agreement
    - See
      - Early childhood education and child care – Funding, federal agreement – And provincial child care subsidy
  - Eligibility, U108, U109
  - Ministerial responsibility, U242–43, U320–21
- Wait-list, universal approach, U388
- Workforce strategy, U578, U588–89
  - Development, U66–67, U385, U387–88
    - Cockrill, 4179
    - Conway, 4178
Early childhood education and child care facilities
- Community preschools
  - See
    - Early childhood education and child care facilities – Licensed centres – Community preschools, consideration as
- COVID-19
  - Cases in centres, U67
  - Deficit support grant, U66–67
  - Financial impact and permanent closures, U65–66
- Early learning family resource centres
  - See
    - Families – Family resource centres
- Fees and subsidy
  - See
    - Early childhood education and child care
- Grace Capstone Ministries, Saskatoon, funding and oversight, U388–89
  - Conway, 3570–71, 3583
  - Duncan, 3570–71, 3583–84
- Licensed centres
  - Community preschools, consideration as, U388
  - Home-based spaces, U44, U189
  - Job vacancies, U318
  - In schools
    - See
      - Schools – Child care spaces
  - Spaces, capacity and utilization, U317–18, U322
- Licensed centres, grants
  - Funding model, development, U351
  - Increase, U44, U65
    - Budget debate, 375, 405
  - New spaces, U317, U319
  - New spaces, budget debate, 5280
- Licensing delays
  - Beck, 4177
  - Cockrill, 4179
  - Moe, 4177–78
  - Young, A., 4179
- Licensing delays, Throne Speech response, 4397
- New, Arm River constituency, Throne Speech response, 4471
- Part-time spaces
  - See
    - Early childhood education and child care – Funding, federal agreement – Part-time spaces, implications for
- Preventative maintenance and repairs, funding, U188
  - Budget debate, 1880, 2005
- Spaces, government accomplishment, U189
  - Throne Speech, 878, 4374
  - Throne Speech response, 904, 938, 982, 1008, 1081, 4391
- Spaces, government commitment, 2323–24, U44, U65, U188
  - See also
    - Early childhood education and child care – Funding, federal agreement – Spaces, additional, target
  - Budget debate, 271, 292, 376, 382, 385, 388, 1880, 1938, 1985, 2005, 2009–10, 2021, 2033
  - Throne Speech, 9
  - Throne Speech response, 56, 64, 97, 196, 2702
- Spaces and staffing, U584–85
  - Conway, 3107–8, 3927–28
  - Duncan, 3107–8, 3927–28
- Unlicensed providers, licensing, outreach and support, U316–17
  - See also
    - Early childhood education and child care facilities – Licensing delays
- Wishes and Wonder Child Care Centre, Central Butte, new, Throne Speech response, 2689
Early childhood educators U387, U584, U585
- COVID-19 vaccination
  - See
    - Vaccination, COVID-19 – Risk-based prioritization – Early childhood educators
- Early Childhood Educator Appreciation Day
  - See also
    - Early childhood education and child care – Early Childhood Education Month – And Early Childhood Educator Appreciation Day, member's statement
  - Member's statement
    - Conway, 3847
    - Fiaz, 5641
- Recruitment and retention, U578
  - Budget debate, 3482
- Recruitment strategy, U319–20
- Recruitment strategy, budget debate, 3486
- Training, institutions
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies – Early childhood educators, training
    - Saskatchewan Polytechnic – Early childhood educators, training
  - French language
    - See
      - Collège Mathieu – Early childhood educators, training, french language
  - Spaces, by level and location, U585
- Training initiatives and supports, U320, U351, U578
  - Budget debate, 1880, 1985, 2005
  - Funding, U188, U319
  - Throne Speech response, 4494
- Training requirements
  - Exemptions, U320
  - Levels I-III, U318
- Wage grid, development, U318–19, U320, U351, U385, U386, U387–88, U587–88
  - See also
    - Early childhood education and child care facilities – Spaces and staffing
- Wages, adequacy
  - Budget debate, 5280
  - Throne Speech response, 2702
- Wages, increase, U318, U584, U588–89
  - Throne Speech, 878
  - Throne Speech response, 901, 938, 999, 1081, 4494
- Workforce strategy
  - See
    - Early childhood education and child care – Workforce strategy – Development
Easements
- See
  - Surface rights
Easter
- Forgiveness, member's statement
  - Goudy, 5304
- Message of hope, member's statement
  - Carr, 3581
  - Ottenbreit, 2202
  - Wilson, 3579–80
  - Wotherspoon, 3580
- Resilience, redemption, and hope, member's statement
  - Sarauer, 5303
Eating disorders
- BridgePoint Centre for Eating Disorder Recovery, Milden
  - Anniversary, member's statement
    - Francis, 3519
  - Funding, budget debate, 5250
  - Virtual treatment, funding, U622
    - Budget debate, 5116
Economic development
- Biggar, revitalization projects, member's statement
  - Cheveldayoff, 677–78
- First Nations, N118
  - See also
  - Budget debate, 1902, 1910
  - Funding, budget debate, 3403
  - Potential, Throne Speech response, 4400–4401, 4445
  - And reconciliation
    - Throne Speech, 2567–68
    - Throne Speech response, 2586–87, 2588–89, 2633, 2692
  - Throne Speech, 876, 882, 4370–71
  - Throne Speech response, 901, 905, 954
- Melville, bioeconomy development opportunity zone, member's statement
  - Kaeding, 486
- Moosomin, Community Builders Alliance, recognition, member's statement
  - Bonk, 2436
- Pacific Northwest Economic Region
  - See
    - Pacific Northwest Economic Region
- Projects, infrastructure support, funding
  - See
    - Capital investments – Infrastructure needs, funding
- Regional economic development authorities
  - See
    - Regional economic development authorities
- Sakitawak Development Corporation, Ile-a-la-Crosse, Indigenous Community Owned Business Award of Excellence, recipient, member's statement
  - Lemaigre, 2372
- Saskatchewan Economic Development Alliance
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Economic Development Alliance
- Women
  - Government support and initiatives, E117–18, N22, N23, N33, N644
    - Priorities, N201–2
  - Women Breaking Barriers Conference, N458, N460, N461, N642
    - Budget debate, 3447
    - Member's statement
      - Young, C., 5392
Economic Impact Assessment Tribunal
- See
  - Federal government, critique – Regulatory policies, impact on provincial economy – Quantification of harm, Economic Impact Assessment Tribunal
Economic recovery from COVID-19 impacts
- And employment numbers
  - Harrison, J., 1091–92, 1120–21, 1163–64
  - Young, A., 1091–92, 1120–21, 1163–64
- And employment numbers, member's statement
  - Cockrill, 773
  - Dennis, 338
- And home sales, member's statement
  - Cheveldayoff, 467
- And importance of child care, N27
  - Harrison, J., 539–40
  - Meili, 763–64
  - Moe, 764
  - Young, A., 539–40
- Job creation, green opportunities
  - See also
    - Renewable energy – Job creation opportunities
  - Harrison, J., 340–41
  - Ritchie, 340–41
- Job creation plan
  - See also
    - Employment – Job creation
  - Harrison, J., 283, 311–12, 398–99
  - Young, A., 283, 311–12, 398–99
- Job creation plan, budget debate, 275, 284, 286, 298, 326, 343, 403, 412, 417
- Jobs plan, implement, moved (Young, A.)
  - See also
    - Employment – Job creation – NDP pillars
  - Mowat, 530–31
  - Young, A., 527–30
- And minimum wage
  - Harrison, J., 449–50
  - Young, A., 449–50
- And provincial sales tax, C258–60
  - On construction services, C46–47
    - Harpauer, 744–45
    - Harrison, J., 399–400, 745, 810–11
    - Wotherspoon, 399–400, 744–45, 809–10
  - On construction services and restaurant meals
    - Harrison, J., 267
    - Wotherspoon, 267
  - On construction services and restaurant meals, call for removal, budget debate, 275, 298, 412
  - On construction services and support for the forestry industry
    - Harrison, J., 311
    - Young, A., 310–11
  - On restaurant meals, C44–46
    - Harrison, J., 311, 515–16, 865–66
    - Wotherspoon, 514–15
    - Young, A., 311, 864–65
- Stimulus measures
  - See also
    - COVID-19, financial supports
  - Accelerated site closure program
    - See
      - Accelerated site closure program
  - Disproportionate benefits, 229
    - See also
      - Saskatchewan economic recovery rebate – Benefit by customer class
    - Budget debate, 316
  - Infrastructure stimulus funding
    - See
      - Infrastructure – Two-year plan
  - Means-testing and clear objectives, budget debate, 316
  - Municipal economic enhancement program
    - See
      - Municipal economic enhancement program
  - Saskatchewan home renovation tax credit
    - See
      - Saskatchewan home renovation tax credit
  - SaskPower economic recovery rebate
    - See
      - Saskatchewan economic recovery rebate
  - Small business tax rate, temporary rate reduction
    - See
      - Income tax – Small business, temporary rate reduction
Economically disadvantaged
- See
  - Poverty
Economy
- Caring economy
  - See
    - Employment – Female-dominated careers in the caring economy
- Challenges
  - Budget debate, 5320
  - Throne Speech, 4371
  - Throne Speech response, 4391, 4427, 4443, 4455, 4468, 4479, 4484, 4492, 4537–38, 4564, 4567, 4570–71
- And civilization, philosophical musings, budget debate, 330
- Confidence in
  - See
    - Capital investments – And confidence in economy, member's statement
- COVID-19, impact of
  - See also
    - COVID-19, government response – Effectiveness and economic impact
  - Economic resilience, budget debate, 273–74, 305, 388, 389
  - Recovery measures
    - See
      - Economic recovery from COVID-19 impacts
  - Throne Speech response, 219
- Development
  - See
    - Economic development
- Diversification
  - See also
    - Renewable energy – Investment, employment potential
  - And government policy, critique, budget debate, 275, 285, 5120
- And the environment, balance
  - See
    - Environment – And the economy, balance
- And government policy, critique
  - Budget debate, 5120
  - Member's statement
    - Young, A., 5343, 5392
- Green, federal legislation, critique, Throne Speech response, 2624–25
- Gross domestic product
  - See
    - Gross domestic product
- Growth
  - See also
    - Economic development
  - Budget debate, 3426, 3461, 3477, 3492, 5310
  - Forecast, development, C432
  - Importance of, 3857–58
    - See also
      - Capital investments – And benefits for Saskatchewan people
    - Budget debate, 3400–3401, 3432–33, 5114, 5117, 5140, 5160, 5170, 5174, 5175, 5182, 5184–85, 5196, 5199, 5205, 5224, 5225, 5228, 5241, 5245, 5246, 5257, 5259, 5261, 5281, 5284, 5292, 5317, 5318, 5320
    - Throne Speech, 4369
    - Throne Speech response, 66, 903, 983, 4394, 4419, 4438, 4439, 4440–41, 4442, 4449, 4451, 4452, 4471, 4473, 4570, 4572
  - Labour market needs
    - See
      - Labour market – Economic growth and need for more workers
  - Projection
    - Budget debate, 3400
    - Member's statement
      - Cockrill, 1474
    - Throne Speech, 4369
    - Throne Speech response, 2610, 2694, 2703, 2711, 2723, 2730, 4441, 4442, 4470
  - Relative to inflation, C433
  - Saskatoon
    - Member's statement
      - Cheveldayoff, 3226
    - Projection, Throne Speech response, 2615, 2730
  - Throne Speech response, 2611, 2613, 2616, 2633, 2637, 2641, 2642, 2651, 2653, 2666, 2678, 2698, 2707, 2741, 4435, 4449, 4451
- Knowledge economy
  - See
    - Post-secondary education – Investment importance and the economy of the future
    - Technology industries
- Modelling platforms, funding, C427
- And monetary theory, philosophical musing
  - Budget debate, 3452–53
  - Throne Speech response, 4482
- Performance and private investment
  - Harrison, J., 2422–23
  - Young, A., 2422–23
- Performance and projections, 2328–31, E167
  - Beck, 4796–97
  - Harpauer, 3248
  - Meili, 2319, 2353
  - Moe, 2319, 2353–54, 4797
  - Mowat, 3248
- Performance and projections, and agricultural initiatives
  - Beck, 3226
  - Moe, 3227
- Performance and projections, budget debate, 5137, 5223, 5239, 5289
- Prosperity, 10-year plan, development, Throne Speech response, 2683
- Resilience to climate change, E117
  - See also
    - Irrigation – Climate change benefits
- Rural-urban divide, philosophical musings
  - Budget debate, 295
  - Throne Speech response, 4484
- Strength, indicators, C433–34, C543, E56, E153, E173–74, E409, E558
  - See also
  - Budget debate, 301–2, 315–16, 351, 1881, 1911, 1948, 1957, 1970, 1999, 2007, 2019, 2021, 2025, 2059, 3400, 3406
  - Member's statement
    - Buckingham, 2979, 5084
    - Cheveldayoff, 4288, 5109, 5461
    - Cockrill, 2279
    - Francis, 123, 510, 970–71, 2203–4, 2473–74, 3079, 3750, 4877
    - Friesen, 3656
    - Hargrave, 2746
    - Jenson, 3130–31, 3634, 4937–38, 5544
    - Kaeding, 2576, 3395
    - Lawrence, 1159
    - McLeod, B., 4796
    - McLeod, T., 2873
    - Meyers, 862–63, 3162
    - Nerlien, 3566–67, 3606
    - Skoropad, 1606, 4714–15
    - Young, C., 3364, 5344
  - Throne Speech, 6, 875, 2561–62
  - Throne Speech response, 23, 61, 88, 121, 133, 138, 145, 151, 160, 222, 953, 1072, 2646, 2694, 2711, 2741
- Strength, indicators, choice of, 3874, 5567, C547
  - See also
    - Gross domestic product – Five-year trend, member's statement
    - Public welfare – Social health, indicators
  - Budget debate, 1924, 1953, 1995–96, 2051, 3406, 3423, 3449–50, 3464, 3466, 3480–81, 3528, 5119, 5120, 5157, 5203, 5239, 5241, 5244, 5265
  - Member's statement
    - Conway, 3393–94
    - Young, A., 3130, 5094–95
  - Throne Speech response, 31–32, 80, 94–95, 143, 950, 965, 1019, 2676, 2702, 2737, 2754, 4395, 4400, 4445, 4455, 4486, 4500, 4541–42
- Western Economic Diversification Canada, E113
Economy Committee
- Elections
  - Chair [Young, C.], moved (Cheveldayoff)
    - Cheveldayoff, E1
  - Deputy Chair [Belanger], moved (Dennis)
    - Dennis, E1
  - Deputy Chair [Bowes], moved (Sarauer)
    - Sarauer, E291
  - Deputy Chair [Young, A.], moved (Dennis)
    - Dennis, E141
- Membership
  - Addition, moved (Mowat)
    - Mowat, 899
  - Substitution, moved (Harrison, J.)
    - Harrison, J., 1983, 4718, H5, H17
  - Substitution, moved (Sarauer)
    - Sarauer, H20
- Reports
  - First, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Steele)
    - Steele, E140
  - First, moved (Young, C.) for concurrence
    - Young, C., 757–58
  - Second, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Jenson), E147
  - Second, moved (Young, C.) for concurrence
    - Young, C., 1448
  - Third, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Francis)
    - Francis, E289
  - Third, moved (Young, C.) for concurrence
    - Young, C., 2426
  - Fourth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Domotor)
    - Domotor, E303
  - Fourth, moved (Young, C.) for concurrence
    - Young, C., 3169
  - Fifth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Francis), E459
  - Fifth, moved (Young, C.) for concurrence
    - Young, C., 3782
  - Sixth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Francis), E464
  - Sixth, moved (Young, C.) for concurrence
    - Young, C., 4856
  - Seventh, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Francis), E599
  - Seventh, moved (Young, C.) for concurrence
    - Young, C., 5441
- Steering committee
  - Agenda, priority of business, and membership, moved (Cheveldayoff)
    - Cheveldayoff, E1
Economy Ministry
- Note: Ministry restructured in 2018
  - See
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2017) v.1, ch.17, P47–48
    - Young, A., P47–48
Ecostrat Inc.
- See
  - Economic development – Melville, bioeconomy development opportunity zone
Edinburgh, Duke of
- See
  - Tributes – Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, consort of Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain
Education
- See also
  - Skills training
- Adult basic education
  - See
    - Adult basic education
- Catholic Education Week, member's statement
  - Love, 3934
- Centre for Educational Research, Collaborations, and Development, University of Regina
  - See
    - University of Regina – Research institutes, alignment with strategic goals
- Class complexity, P534, U352–53
  - See also
    - Students, learning supports – Funding adequacy
    - Teachers – Burnout – And class complexity, member's statement
  - Specialized support classroom, pilot program, U575–76, U595
    - Budget debate, 5115, 5201, 5226, 5282, 5284, 5298
    - Member's statement
      - Lambert, 4971
- Class size and complexity
  - See also
    - Education, funding – Class size and complexity
  - Budget debate, 5165–66, 5180, 5279, 5311
- Class size and composition committee, recommendations
  - Duncan, 3752
  - Love, 3752
- COVID-19, appreciation for stakeholder efforts, U43, U45
  - Budget debate, 287, 302, 304, 381, 408, 1924, 1926, 1928
  - Throne Speech, 878
  - Throne Speech response, 92, 173, 200–201, 901, 961, 978, 985, 990, 997, 1000, 1010, 1041, 1081, 2627
- COVID-19, back to school plan, 231
  - Class size considerations, 233–34
  - Staff, non-teaching, additional
    - See also
      - Education, funding – COVID-19, classroom adjustments – Staffing adjustments
    - Throne Speech, 6
    - Throne Speech response, 51, 59, 139, 145
  - Throne Speech response, 79, 92, 215–16, 988, 1004
- COVID-19, classroom safety during pandemic
  - And consultations with school boards
    - Duncan, 1774
    - Love, 1773
  - And school board autonomy, U55
    - Beck, 342, 681, 703–4, 1140
    - Duncan, 342, 681, 703–4, 1140–41
  - And school board autonomy, budget debate, 409
  - Throne Speech response, 32, 116, 173, 220, 965, 982, 1099
- COVID-19, impact on classroom learning
  - Beck, 181–82, 268
  - Duncan, 126–27, 181–82, 268–69
  - Meili, 126, 181
- COVID-19, impact on classroom learning, budget debate, 411, 1993
- COVID-19, mask procurement, C19
- COVID-19 school closures, U54–55, U63
  - Child care implications
    - See
      - Early childhood education and child care – COVID-19 – School closures, impact of
  - Learning loss, supports
    - See
      - Students – COVID-19 school closures, learning loss due to, supports
- Curriculum
  - See
    - Curriculum
- Deaf education, Canada Research Chair, Joanne Weber, member's statement
  - Domotor, 394
- Dene immersion program at Clearwater River Dene Nation, budget debate, 1904
- Distance learning
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation
  - Capacity enhancement, 231
    - Throne Speech, 6
    - Throne Speech response, 55, 59, 139, 145, 153, 192
  - Centralized learning model
    - Duncan, 2965
    - Love, 2965
    - Critique, budget debate, 3405, 3423, 3451–52
    - Flex Ed, duplication of resources, P524
    - Flex Ed, future of, Throne Speech response, 2634–35
    - And improved class options for rural and remote communities, Throne Speech, 2563
    - And improved class options for rural and remote communities, Throne Speech response, 961–62, 2586, 2612, 2654
    - Rollout, critique, Throne Speech response, 2650
    - Throne Speech response, 2683
  - Policy development, U360–61
    - Throne Speech, 878
    - Throne Speech response, 901, 961–62, 977, 985, 1008, 1074
  - Vendor selection, U363
- Distance learning centre, Kenaston
  - Acquisition of assets by Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation – Learning centre, Kenaston, and physical assets, acquisition of
  - Online security implications, P110
  - Throne Speech response, 59
- Economic importance
  - Harrison, J., 3752–53
  - Young, A., 3752–53
- Education council, composition, U57–58
- Education Week, member's statement
  - Beck, 70
- Enrolment, home-based, online, or independent schools, U53, U63
- Enrolment, increased
  - Budget debate, 3401, 3433, 3485
  - Funding
    - See
      - Education, funding – Enrolment
      - Education, funding – Qualified independent schools – Funding and enrolment growth
    - Mid-year adjustment
      - See
        Education, funding – Mid-year adjustment
  - Ministerial statement (Duncan)
    - Duncan, 2720–21
    - Love, 2721
  - Throne Speech response, 2723, 2757, 2759, 2762
- First Nations and Métis, joint task force for improving education and employment outcomes, initiatives
  - Following Their Voices, P509, P510–11, P513–15, U601
  - Funding, U53
  - OurSchool survey, P134, P511, P515
- Funding
  - See
    - Education, funding
- Home schooling
  - Oversight processes, P132–33
  - Trends, P133
- Inclusive education, U595–96
  - See also
    - Early childhood education and child care – Children with complex needs
    - Early childhood education and child care – Children with disabilities, inclusion initiatives
- Land-based, Indigenous, N18, P516–17
  - See also
    - Northern Lights School Division No. 113 – Land-based education, development
- Minimum instruction time, required areas of study, P272–74
  - Challenges, P44
  - Monitoring, P43
- Minister, performance, 5563
  - See also
    - Education – Parental involvement, minister's statements on
  - Beck, 5462–63, 5475
  - Cockrill, 5463–64, 5476, 5490, 5767
  - Love, 5463–64, 5476, 5767
  - Moe, 5462–63, 5475–76
  - Teed, 5489–90
- Minister, performance, critique, budget debate, 5166, 5311
- Northern Saskatchewan
  - Investments, Throne Speech response, 2592
  - Opportunities in home and nearby communities, budget debate, 1904
- Online learning
  - See
    - Education – Distance learning
- Parent teacher home visit pilot project
  - Throne Speech, 878
  - Throne Speech response, 904, 982, 1001, 1014, 1057, 1081
- Parental choice, 5565
  - Budget debate, 5299
- Parental choice and involvement, 5563, 5564
- Parental involvement, 3858
  - See also
    - Education policy – Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students
  - Cockrill, 3996
  - Duncan, 3799, 3890
  - Wilson, 3798–99, 3889, 3996
- Parental involvement, minister's statements on
  - See also
    - Education – Minister, performance
  - Cockrill, 5438–39
  - Young, A., 5438–39
- Pre-kindergarten
  - See
    - Early childhood education and child care
- Privatization, Throne Speech response, 2739
- Provincial assessment system, development of, U359
  - Cockrill, 4855
  - Duncan, 3660
  - Wilson, 3660, 3731–32, 4855
  - Wyant, 3732
- Qualified independent schools, associate schools, and historical high schools
  - See also
    - Education, funding – Qualified independent schools, associate schools, and historical high schools
  - Enrolment numbers, U598
  - Students with intensive needs, accessibility, U324, U329
- Schools
  - See
    - Schools
- Social media campaign
  - See
    - Social media – Take a Break campaign
- Staff
  - Role in COVID-19 testing and contact tracing
    - See
      - School boards and divisions – COVID-19, rapid tests, use of
  - Violence against, U69, U82–83
    - See also
      - Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board – Fatality and serious injury reduction strategy
- Standardized testing
  - See
    - Education – Provincial assessment system, development of
- Supports for learning
  - See
    - Students, learning supports
- Supports for students, teachers, and school staff, take urgent action, motion (Love); leave not granted
  - Love, 3980
- Technology
  - Classroom instruction, integration in, P124–25, P126, P127, P536–37
  - Cost and funding, P127–28
  - Device management, P125–27, P536
  - Upgrades, budget debate, 375
- Treaty education
  - See
    - Treaties, indigenous – Treaty education – Curriculum
- Truth and reconciliation, student learning grant, Throne Speech response, 902
- Ukrainian refugees, parents, students, and educators
  - Inter-ministerial working group
    - See
      - Immigration and Career Training Ministry – Ukrainian refugees, parents, students, and educators, inter-ministerial working group
  - Supports, U194
- Violence in the classroom
  - See also
    - Education – Staff – Violence against
  - Throne Speech response, 4435
Education, funding 2323, 5552, 5569, U43, U187, U395, U575, U594
- Adequacy, 5563–64, U187, U192–93, U325, U334, U359, U582–83, U590–91
  - See also
    - Demonstrations – Education funding
  - Beck, 3680, 3697–98, 3713
  - Cockrill, 5276
  - Duncan, 1774, 1797, 1893–94, 1918–19, 2071–72, 2089–90, 2102–3, 2135–36, 2229, 2249, 3415–16, 3444, 3965–66
  - Love, 1774, 1797, 1893–94, 2071–72, 2089–90, 2102–3, 2135, 2229, 2249, 3415–16, 3444, 3698–99, 3713–15, 3965, 5275–76
  - Meili, 1918–19, 2539
  - Moe, 2539–40, 3680
  - Wyant, 3698–99, 3713–15
  - Budget debate, 288, 317, 327, 344, 1884, 1896–97, 1926, 1998, 2014, 2052, 2057, 2077, 3405, 3406, 3417–18, 3423, 3450–51, 3460, 3465–66, 3481, 3482, 3526, 3527, 5120, 5137, 5165, 5166, 5264, 5265, 5279, 5281, 5311
  - And funding for qualified independent schools, U325, U391
    - Beck, 3765
    - Duncan, 3765, 3796–97
    - Love, 2159, 3765
    - Wyant, 2159
    - Young, A., 3796–97
    - Budget debate, 5280
    - Throne Speech response, 2739
  - Impact on ability to manage COVID-19, budget debate, 275, 285, 287–88, 298, 416–17
  - And school board budgets, 3869–70
    - See also
      - School boards and divisions, funding
    - Cockrill, 5154–55
    - Duncan, 3779–80, 3853, 3914–15, 3939
    - Love, 3779, 3853, 3914–15, 3939, 5154–55
  - Throne Speech response, 79, 118, 173, 176, 965, 2606, 2634, 2649, 2650, 2652, 2683, 2759, 4395, 4400, 4425, 4434, 4435–36, 4476, 4499, 4540, 4564–65
- Adequate, government failure to provide, condemnation, moved (Bowes)
  - Bowes, 3589–91
  - Bradshaw, 3593–95
  - Conway, 3592–93
  - Friesen, 3591–92
  - Goudy, 3596–97
  - Mowat, 3595–96
  - Young, A., 3597–98
  - Questions and comments
    - Bowes, 3598–99
    - Conway, 3598, 3600
    - Dennis, 3598–99
    - Friesen, 3598–3600
    - Goudy, 3599
    - Grewal, 3599
    - Harrison, D., 3598
    - Jenson, 3599
    - Mowat, 3599
    - Young, A., 3599
- Adequate, moved (Conway)
  - Conway, 3812–14
  - Francis, 3997
  - Sarauer, 3814
- Adequate and stable, petition
  - See also
    - School boards and divisions, funding – Adequate, sustainable, and predictable, petition
  - Beck, 1206, 1235, 1291–92, 1325, 1793, 1813, 1839–40, 1888–89, 2084, 2130–31, 2153, 2258, 2277, 2299, 2350, 2445
  - Love, 2417
  - Mowat, 3676–77
  - Teed, 3694–95
- Budget debate, 270, 296, 304, 329, 375, 382, 385, 388, 405, 407, 1880, 1902, 1937–38, 1948, 1955, 1959, 1961, 1970, 1985, 1993–94, 2001, 2005, 2021, 2025, 2049, 3401, 3426, 3428, 3430, 3432–33, 3435, 3452, 3458, 3460, 3477, 3485, 5114, 5115, 5144, 5146–47, 5162, 5168, 5172, 5174, 5181, 5185, 5189, 5198, 5201, 5205, 5220, 5226, 5228–29, 5231, 5233, 5234, 5235, 5245, 5246, 5249, 5257, 5258, 5281, 5282, 5284, 5294, 5296, 5298, 5314, 5315, 5317, 5318
- Capital spending
  - See
    - Schools
- Class size, based on, and funding for educational assistants
  - Throne Speech, 878
  - Throne Speech response, 901, 938, 962, 965, 978, 980, 982, 1001, 1008, 1014, 1017, 1081
- Class size and complexity, U49, U395, U591–92, U593–94
  - See also
  - Beck, 5535
  - Cockrill, 5410–12, 5535–36
  - Duncan, 3398–99
  - Love, 3398, 5410–11, 5536
  - Young, A., 5411–12
  - Budget debate, 317, 327, 3449, 3466, 3526, 3528, 5115, 5198, 5201, 5205, 5226, 5229, 5233, 5235–36, 5282, 5284, 5287, 5314
  - Throne Speech, 4374
  - Throne Speech response, 79, 80, 118, 2683, 2702, 2755, 4424–25, 4435, 4444, 4476, 4494, 4499, 4565, 4567
- COVID-19, classroom adjustments, 832–33, 844, U44, U53
  - See also
    - Education – COVID-19, impact on classroom learning
  - Applications and allocations, 231–32, 234–35
  - Budget debate, 271, 303, 304, 332, 375, 419
  - Federal funding, C254
  - Priorities and conditionality, U47
  - Staffing adjustments, 232–33, 234
  - Substitute teachers
    - See
      - Teachers – Substitutes
  - Throne Speech, 6, 878
  - Throne Speech response, 49, 51, 59, 92, 133, 139, 145, 153, 192, 220, 901, 982, 1008, 1074, 1081
- COVID-19, impact on enrolments, funding stability, 233
  - Beck, 1140
  - Duncan, 103–4, 1140
  - Love, 103
- Distribution model, needs testing, P42, P46
- Education property tax
  - See
    - Education property tax
  - Ratio
    - See
      - Education, funding – Government grants and education property tax, ratio
- Enrolment, increased, U348, U352
  - Throne Speech response, 4494, 4567
- Enrolment projections, funding, U581–82
  - Budget debate, 5115
- Enrolment projections and school board flexibility, 833, C428–30, U47, U193
  - See also
    - Education, funding – Adequacy – And school board budgets
    - Education, funding – Mid-year adjustment
- Francophone funding model, U349
- French immersion, litigation, costs, U333–34
- Funding model
  - See
    - School boards and divisions, funding – Funding model
  - For learning supports
    - See
      - Students, learning supports – Funding model
- Government grants and education property tax, ratio, N276–77, U56
  - Duncan, 1919
  - Meili, 1918–19
- Government priorities, critique, member's statement
  - Love, 4899–4900
- Historical high schools, U195
  - See also
    - Education, funding – Qualified independent schools, associate schools, and historical high schools
- Inflation, accounting for, U583–84
  - See also
- Inflationary pressures, funding, budget debate, 5115, 5201
- Mid-year adjustments, 3869, U355, U356
  - Duncan, 3683
  - Love, 3682–83
- Minority language education
  - Federal agreement, C436, U50
  - Funding, U50–51
- Non-teaching staff
  - Contracts, impact on operating funding, U194–95, U354
  - Funding, budget debate, 5115, 5201
- Operating costs and inflationary pressures, U583–84
  - See also
    - Education, funding – Inflationary pressures, funding
  - Cockrill, 5525–26
  - Love, 5525–26
  - Member's statement
    - Love, 5150
- Operating costs and savings, U44
  - And inflationary pressures, 832–34, U48–49, U325–26
    - Duncan, 2194
    - Love, 2194
  - And inflationary pressures, budget debate, 3423
- Predictability, U49, U355–56, U357
  - See
    - School boards and divisions, funding
- Priorities, U352–53
- Qualified independent schools, 3858, U43, U46
  - Flex Ed, P524, U46, U599
  - Funding and enrolment growth, U195–96, U598–99
  - Funding and enrolment growth, Minister's comments
    - Duncan, 2159, 2193
    - Love, 2159, 2193
  - New designation, funding, U195
  - Throne Speech response, 2619
- Qualified independent schools, associate schools, and historical high schools, U188, U577
  - Enrolment and funding, U323–24
  - Funding and tuition, U324
  - Funding and tuition and ability to fundraise, U325
  - Funding by type, U323–24, U391, U394
  - Students with intensive needs, U328–29
- Qualified independent schools and historical high schools, U44, U350
  - Budget debate, 2011
- Rally at the Legislative Building
  - See
    - Demonstrations – Education funding
- And school board autonomy, U331, U593–94, U602
  - Budget debate, 5120, 5312, 5314
- Teacher innovation and support fund
  - See
    - Teacher innovation and support fund
- Throne Speech response, 2757, 2761–62, 4421, 4449, 4450, 4494, 4513
Education Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 134)
- First reading
  - Duncan, 3639
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 3707
  - Conway, 3684–85
  - Duncan, 3684
  - Love, 3825–26
  - Ritchie, 3720–21
  - Sarauer, 3769–70
  - Wotherspoon, 3756–57
  - Young, A., 3787–88
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Harrison, J., 3826
- Committee discussion
  - Duncan, U533–48
  - Love, U533–48
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Kaeding), U548
- Report without amendment
  - Jenson, 3856
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Duncan, 3856
- Third reading
  - Duncan, 3856
- Royal Assent, 3941
Education Consequential Amendments Act, 2023 (No. 135)
- First reading
  - Duncan, 3639
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 3708
  - Conway, 3685
  - Duncan, 3685
  - Love, 3826
  - Ritchie, 3721
  - Sarauer, 3770
  - Wotherspoon, 3757
  - Young, A., 3788
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Harrison, J., 3826
- Committee discussion
  - Duncan, U549
  - Love, U549
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Steele), U549
- Report without amendment
  - Jenson, 3856
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Duncan, 3856
- Third reading
  - Duncan, 3856
- Royal Assent, 3941
Education Ministry
- Capital asset strategy, evaluation and analysis, P38, P40
- Child care subsidy, ministerial responsibility
  - See
    - Early childhood education and child care – Subsidy – Ministerial responsibility
- Debt servicing costs, C261
- Deputy Minister Donna Johnson, retirement, U352
  - Budget debate, 3483
- Early learning and child care renewal branch, U321, U586, U589
- Estimates
  - See
    - Education Ministry, Estimates
- Funding, U348, U575
  - Budget debate, 3401, 3485, 5115, 5198, 5200–5201, 5205, 5220, 5226, 5233, 5235, 5249, 5282, 5287, 5314
- Inflationary pressures and efficiency measures, U190, U326
  - See also
    - Education, funding – Inflation, accounting for
    - School boards and divisions, funding – Inflation, impact on
- Information technology
  - Licensing fees, U190
  - Student record system, P122–23, P532
  - Support for school boards and divisions, P531
- Integrated youth services, inter-ministerial team
  - See
    - Children – Integrated youth services
- Legislative Secretary
  - Outreach, budget debate, 5200
  - Recognition, budget debate, 3483
- Minister [Cockrill]
  - See
    - Government procurement – Contracts with Legislative Assembly members, conflict of interest
- Minister engagement, budget debate, 5174
- Minister's performance
  - See
    - Education – Minister, performance
- Policies
  - See
    - Education policy
- Priority action team, P510
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - Education Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
- Rent, funding, U190
- Senior Indigenous advisor, C373
- Staff, U189
- Staff, numbers, C206, U580
- Staff with teaching backgrounds, U580–81
Education Ministry, Estimates
- (2020, December), supplementary, 231–35, 241
  - Beck, 231–35
  - Duncan, 231–35
- (2021, April), supplementary, U127
- (2021-22), main, U43–61, U63–72, U126
  - Beck, U45–60, U64–72
  - Duncan, U43–60, U63–72
- (2022-23), main, U187–96, U315–34, U335
  - Conway, U315–23
  - Duncan, U187–96, U315–34
  - Love, U189–96, U323–34
- (2023, March), supplementary, U551–52
- (2023-24), main, U347–63, U383–96, U549–50
  - Conway, U383–89
  - Duncan, U347–63, U383–96
  - Love, U352–63, U389–96
- (2024, March), supplementary, U697
- (2024-25), main, U575–602, U696
  - Cockrill, U575–602
  - Conway, U584–90
  - Love, U579–84, U590–602
Education Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2018) v.2, ch.18, P37–38
  - Young, A., P37–38
- (2019) v.1, ch.8, P111–18
  - Goudy, P115–16
  - Nerlien, P117
  - Wotherspoon, P117–18
  - Young, A., P114–15
  - Recommendations, P118
- (2019) v.1, ch.17, P38–41
  - Wotherspoon, P40–41
  - Young, A., P38–40
- (2019) v.1, ch.18, P41–42
  - Young, A., P41–42
- (2019) v.1, ch.19, P42–44
  - Young, A., P43–44
- (2019) v.1, ch.20, P44
- (2019) v.2, ch.15, P118–19
  - Young, A., P118–19
  - Recommendations, P119
- (2019) v.2, ch.17, P37–38
  - Young, A., P37–38
- (2019) v.2, ch.20, P124
- (2019) v.2, ch.25, P124–28
  - Young, A., P126–27
  - Young, C., P127–28
  - Recommendations, P128
- (2019) v.2, ch.30, P44–45
  - Young, A., P44–45
- (2019) v.2, ch.31, P45–47
  - Young, A., P45–47
- (2020) v.1, ch.5, P108–11
  - Young, A., P109–11
  - Recommendations, P111
- (2020) v.1, ch.8, P129–32
  - Young, A., P130–32
  - Recommendations, P132
- (2020) v.1, ch.20, P132
- (2020) v.1, ch.21, P132–33
  - Young, A., P133
- (2020) v.1, ch.22, P133–34
- (2020) v.2, ch.18, P118–19
  - Young, A., P118–19
  - Recommendations, P119
- (2020) v.2, ch.34, P134–35
- (2020) v.2, ch.35, P134
- (2020) v.2, ch.41, P119–20
  - Young, A., P119
- (2021) v.1, ch.2, P108–11
  - Young, A., P109–11
  - Recommendations, P111
- (2021) v.1, ch.5, P266–68
  - Ritchie, P266–68
  - Young, C., P268
  - Recommendations, P268
- (2021) v.1, ch.11, P120–24
  - Skoropad, P123
  - Young, A., P121–23
  - Recommendations, P123–24
- (2021) v.1, ch.12, P268–71
  - Ritchie, P269–71
- (2021) v.1, ch.30, P128–29
  - Young, A., P129
- (2021) v.2, ch.21, P271–72
  - Ritchie, P272
- (2021) v.2, ch.22, P272–74
  - Ritchie, P273–74
- (2021) v.2, ch.23, P274–75
  - Ritchie, P275
  - Young, C., P275
- (2022) v.1, ch.1, P529–31
  - Young, A., P530–31
  - Recommendations, P531
- (2022) v.1, ch.8, P517–25
  - Goudy, P520
  - Lambert, P524
  - Wotherspoon, P520–21
  - Young, A., P521–24
  - Recommendations, P525
- (2022) v.1, ch.23, P532–34
  - Young, A., P533–34
- (2022) v.1, ch.27, P535–37
  - Young, A., P536–37
- (2023) v.1, ch.2, P529–31
  - Young, A., P530–31
- (2023) v.1, ch.3, P507–17
  - Lemaigre, P516–17
  - Wotherspoon, P517
  - Young, A., P510–16
  - Recommendations, P517
- (2023) v.1, ch.9, P525–29
  - Young, A., P526–29
- (2023) v.1, ch.16, P538–39
  - Young, A., P538–39
- (2023) v.1, ch.23, P534–35
  - Young, A., P535
- (2023) v.1, ch.25, P537–38
  - Young, A., P537–38
Education (Parents' Bill of Rights) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 137)
- Leave to move first reading, motion (Harrison, J.); leave not granted, 3979
- First reading
  - Cockrill, 3997
- Second reading
  - Burki, 4138–40
  - Clarke, 4242–68
  - Cockrill, 4042–43
  - Conway, 4145–73, 4181–95
  - Eyre, 4105–7
  - Love, 4043–68, 4075–4105
  - Mowat, 4108–38
  - Nippi-Albright, 4298–4312
  - Ritchie, 4268–79
  - Teed, 4195–4242
  - Vermette, 4140–45
  - Wilson, 4107–8
  - Wotherspoon, 4279–86, 4294–98
  - Young, A., 4312–15
- Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Harrison, J., 4316
- Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Cockrill, 4316–19, 4320–35, 4339–45, 4347
  - Eyre, 4316, 4319–20, 4326, 4328–31, 4333, 4339, 4341, 4345–48
  - Love, 4320–35, 4337–48
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Harrison, J.)
    - Harrison, J., 4350
- Report without amendment (Bradshaw)
  - Bradshaw, 4350
- Third reading
  - Beck, 4351–52
  - Cockrill, 4351
  - Duncan, 4357–59
  - Sarauer, 4359–64
  - Young, A., 4352–57
- Royal Assent, 4365
- Repeal, call upon the government
  - See
    - Education policy – Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students – Repeal, call upon the government, moved (Teed)
Education policy
- Child abuse prevention
  - See
    - Curriculum – Interpersonal violence
- Distance education, development
  - See
    - Education – Distance learning – Policy development
- Home schooling
  - See
    - Education – Home schooling – Oversight processes
- Implementation and enforcement
  - Cockrill, 4694
  - Wilson, 4694
- Inspiring Success, First Nations and Métis education policy framework, P507–10
  - Action plans, P508, P509
  - Analysis and reporting, P508–10
  - Funding reconciliation, P508
- Minimum instruction time
  - See
    - Education – Minimum instruction time, required areas of study
- Nutrition
  - See
    - Students – Health and fitness, promotion of
    - Students – Nutrition
- Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students
  - See also
  - Consultation and feedback
    - Beck, 4071, 4289
    - Moe, 4071–72, 4289–90
  - Consultation on and volume of parental response
    - Cockrill, 3985–86
    - Conway, 3985–86
  - Court challenge, legal costs, N655–56
    - Conway, 5426
    - Eyre, 5426–27, 5478–79
    - Sarauer, 5477–78
  - Court challenge, legal costs, budget debate, 5158
  - Enforcement
    - Cockrill, 5501
    - Wilson, 5501
  - And government priorities, critique, budget debate, 5267
  - And government priorities, critique, member's statement
    - Teed, 3973
    - Wotherspoon, 3973–74
  - Human rights commissioner, resignation of
    - Beck, 4071
    - Moe, 4071
  - Immediately repeal and implement evidence-based sexual health education, petition
    - Teed, 3981–82, 5434, 5723–24
  - Immediately reverse and conduct public consultation, petition
    - Ritchie, 3973
  - Indigenous consultation and duty to consult
    - Beck, 4290
    - Cockrill, 4290
    - Moe, 4290
    - Nippi-Albright, 4290
  - Mental health impacts
    - Cockrill, 3994
    - Mowat, 3994
  - Mental health impacts, budget debate, 5265
  - Mental health impacts, Throne Speech response, 4434
  - Mental health impacts and in school supports
    - See
      - Suicide prevention – Children and youth, non-binary and gender diverse, supports for
    - Cockrill, 4529
    - McLeod, T., 4075
    - Mowat, 4075
    - Teed, 4529
  - Mental health impacts and supports for children and youth
    - Cockrill, 4613
    - Sarauer, 4613
  - Notwithstanding clause, use of
    - Cockrill, 3977–79
    - Eyre, 3978–79
    - Love, 3977–79
  - Notwithstanding clause, use of, Throne Speech response, 4536
  - Notwithstanding clauses and immunity clause
    - Beck, 4016
    - Moe, 4016
  - And parental engagement strategy
    - Cockrill, 4292
    - Love, 4291–92
  - Recall of legislature, cost, budget debate, 5138
  - Recall of legislature and government priorities
    - Beck, 3975
    - Moe, 3975
  - Recall of legislature and government priorities, Throne Speech response, 4394–95, 4424, 4436, 4456, 4476–77, 4486, 4499, 4540–42, 4565
  - Repeal, call upon the government, moved (Teed)
    - McLeod, B., 4781–82
    - Ritchie, 4780–81
    - Sarauer, 4782–84
    - Skoropad, 4779–80
    - Teed, 4777–79
    - Young, A., 4785
    - Young, C., 4784–85
    - Questions and comments
      - Cheveldayoff, 4785
      - Dennis, 4786
      - Friesen, 4786
      - Goudy, 4786
      - McLeod, B., 4785–86
      - Ritchie, 4785–86
      - Sarauer, 4786–87
      - Teed, 4785
      - Young, C., 4786
  - Support for
    - Budget debate, 5200
    - Throne Speech response, 4486, 4536, 4540–41
  - Throne Speech response, 4539, 4563, 4564
- Sexual education, third-party educators
  - See
    - Curriculum – Sexual education, third-party educators, banning
  - Repeal legislation
    - See
      - Education policy – Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students – Repeal, call upon the government, moved (Teed)
Education property tax 5564, 5568, N712, N713
- Collection, powers, opposition statements on
  - Budget debate, 5168, 5189, 5314, 5315
  - Member's statement
    - Francis, 5085
- Decrease, government record, C431
  - Budget debate, 5117, 5168, 5189, 5198, 5207, 5230, 5281
- Equity, critique, budget debate, 5279
- Historical, 3858, 3871, 5565
- Increase
  - Budget debate, 275, 344, 412, 416, 3450, 5158, 5238–39
  - Revenue, redirected to General Revenue Fund, budget debate, 1998, 3450
- Lloydminster school divisions, U582–83
- Mill rate adjustment, N183–84
  - Additional revenue, U357
  - Budget debate, 1881
  - Consultation with school boards, P338
  - Proposal by Government Relations Ministry, process improvements, P337–38
- Percentage of overall education funding, ratio
  - See
    - Education, funding – Government grants and education property tax, ratio
- Revaluation and percentage of value by industry, N275–76
- Revenue, increase, budget debate, 1881, 1939
- Revenue by property class, N277–78
- Treaty land entitlement, funding, N282–83
Education (Safe Access to Schools) Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 66)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 1266
- Second reading
  - Beck, 1335–36
  - Duncan, 1334–35
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Dennis, 1336
- Committee discussion
  - Beck, U157–60
  - Duncan, U157–60
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Nerlien), U161
- Report without amendment
  - Cheveldayoff, 1418
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Duncan, 1418
- Third reading
  - Duncan, 1419
- Royal Assent, 1419
Education sector strategic plan
- COVID-19 and interim plan, U49, U56
- Graduation rates, P272
- Kindergarten readiness to learn
  - See
    - Early childhood education and child care – Early years assessments – Kindergarten assessment
- Literacy
  - See
    - Literacy – Reading at grade level
- Math at grade level
  - See
    - Students – Math at grade level, assessment
- Measures and targets, First Nations and Métis, P508, P509–10, P515
- New
  - See also
    - Provincial Education Plan
  - Development, impact of COVID-19, U56
- Parents, absence from, Throne Speech response, 4486
- School division action plans, P44
Education tax
- See
  - Education property tax
Educational assistants
- COVID-19 vaccination
  - See
    - Teachers – And school staff, COVID-19 vaccine prioritization
- Funding, 2323, 5564, U187, U325, U329–30, U348
  - See also
    - Education, funding – Class size, based on, and funding for educational assistants
  - Beck, 2264
  - Duncan, 2264
  - Budget debate, 1880, 1902, 1928, 1938, 1946, 1948, 1961, 1970, 1985, 2014, 2021, 2025, 2026, 2028, 2033, 3401, 3430
  - And funding for learning supports, U593–94
    - Duncan, 2194, 2229, 2421–22
    - Love, 2193–94, 2229, 2420–22
  - Throne Speech, 2563
- New, Throne Speech response, 2586, 2612, 2619
eHealth Saskatchewan
- Clinical systems, contract consolidation, U261
- Cybersecurity protocols, P173–74
- Disaster recovery plans, P153–54, P573, P574
  - Implementation timeline, P154–56, P576–77
- Funding, U397
- Funding, adequacy to address security needs, P156, U218, U260–61
  - Budget debate, 414
- Information technology
  - Assumption of responsibility for all former health authorities, status update, P153, U260
  - Panorama integrated public health information system, funding, U249
- Infrastructure requirements, P152
- Mobile devices
  - See
    - eHealth Saskatchewan – Portable computing devices
- Network access, centralized control, P574, P578–79, P580–81
- Outages and security incidents impacting patient care, P577–78
- Outages impacting patient care, P151–52
- Password manager apps, permissibility, P580
- Patient data records
  - See
    - Medical records – Patient data
- Portable computing devices
  - Central management software, P578, P579
  - Security, P149–52, P574, P578–79, P580
    - Audit recommendations, challenges to implementation, P151–52
    - Central management software, P150, P152
- Procurement, sole-source, P146, P148
- Procurement policies, improvements, P145–48
- Provincial lab system, information technology standardization, P183
- Ransomware attack, P151, P152, P173–74, P581
- Security awareness training, P574, P578, P579–80
- Security incidents impacting patient care
  - See
    - eHealth Saskatchewan – Outages and security incidents impacting patient care
- Security monitoring, P578
  - Third-party contracts, P574, P579, P581–82
- Service agreement, Saskatchewan Health Authority, P153, P167–68, P573, P574, U260
  - Development, P154, P169–71, P574–75
  - Legal services, costs, P576
  - Recovery time objectives, P577
  - Risk areas, incidents, P575–76
- Staff
  - Conflict of interest policies, P145–47
  - Security awareness training
    - See
      - eHealth Saskatchewan – Security awareness training
  - Security team, P152
  - Transitioned from former health regions, P151, P170
- Vendor-sponsored travel, P146, P147, P148
Election Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 123)
- First reading
  - Eyre, 3136
- Second reading
  - Eyre, 3175
- Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Eyre, 3175
- Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3176
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Harrison, J.)
    - Harrison, J., 3176
- Report without amendment
  - Hargrave, 3176
- Third reading, by leave, not granted
  - Eyre, 3176
- Third reading
  - Eyre, 3195
- Royal Assent, 3196
Election (Fairness and Accountability) Amendment Act (No. 619)
- First reading
  - Conway, 5733
Elections
- See also
  - Elections Saskatchewan
- By-election, Athabasca constituency, voter turnout, Throne Speech response, 2727
- Campaign finance
  - See
    - Political parties – Corporate, out-of-province, and union donations
  - Pass legislation to improve
    - See
      - Government – Accountability and transparency, pass legislation to improve, moved (Conway)
- Provincial 2024, 5550, 5569–70
  - Budget debate, 5176, 5179, 5191–93, 5238, 5253, 5263–64, 5266, 5290, 5312, 5313, 5318
Elections Saskatchewan
- Chief Electoral Officer, appointment, Michael Boda, effective November 18, 2021, moved (Harrison, J.)
  - Harrison, J., 1068
- COVID-19, recognition of work during election
  - Throne Speech, 6
  - Throne Speech response, 23, 40, 65, 144, 153
- Estimates
  - (2020, December), supplementary, statutory, 242
  - (2021-22), main, statutory, H11
  - (2022, March), supplementary, statutory, H14
  - (2022-23), main, statutory, H13
  - (2022, November), supplementary, statutory, H23
  - (2023-24), main, statutory, H25
  - (2023, November), supplementary, statutory, H31
  - (2024-25), main, statutory, H33
Electric vehicles
- Electrical infrastructure requirements, C194, C421–22
  - Throne Speech response, 4502
- Road-use fee
  - Budget debate, 274, 321, 350, 372, 377
  - Government vehicles, application to, C24
  - And support for low-emission transportation
    - Kaeding, 777
    - Ritchie, 777
- Tax
  - Budget debate, 275, 297, 326, 380, 3450
  - Cancel, petition
    - Beck, 818
    - Ritchie, 771, 1235, 1376, 1574
    - Sarauer, 795
    - Wotherspoon, 805
    - Young, A., 851
  - Member's statement
    - Ritchie, 366
  - And support for low-emission transportation, budget debate, 317–18, 345, 402–3
Electricity
- Baseload power requirements, C139–40, C195
  - See also
    - Small modular reactors – And importance of reliable baseload power
  - Budget debate, 322, 5222, 5252
  - Throne Speech, 2565–66
  - Throne Speech response, 33, 162, 923–24, 2724, 2732, 2760
- Battery storage project, C238
- Battery storage project, Regina, C334
- Birch Narrows Dene Nation, partnership with Impact Energy Services, employment and educational opportunities
  - Budget debate, 5160
  - Throne Speech response, 4419
- Carbon tax, representation on customer bills
  - See
    - Carbon tax (Canada) – Representation on customer bills
- Clean coal technology, budget debate, 331
- Clean electricity transition grant, C484–85, C544
  - Budget debate, 5283
  - Funding, E586
  - Management
    - See
      - Government financial management – Fixed investment funds, management, funding
  - Use of, C485–87, E593–94
- Consumption, trend, C199, C334, C403–4
  - COVID-19, impact of, C127, C136, E141–42
  - And economic growth
    - See also
      - Gross domestic product – Growth, impact on energy usage
    - Throne Speech response, 2641
  - And long-term planning, C134, C192–93, C194–96, C421–22
- Consumption by customer class, C496
- COVID-19, impact on power demand and distribution, 230
- District consolidation
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Maintenance districts, consolidation
- Exports
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Exporting entity, long-term goal
- Federal regulations
  - See also
    - Resource industries – And electricity production, assert exclusive provincial jurisdiction, moved (Keisig)
  - Impact of, C497, C518
    - See also
      - Federal government, critique – Regulatory policies, impact on provincial economy
      - Power stations – Infrastructure investments and clean fuel standard
    - Budget debate, 3459, 3461, 5222
    - Throne Speech response, 2729, 4535, 4571
  - Penalties, C403
  - Recognize as unrealistic and unaffordable, moved (Moe); amendment (Beck)
    - Beck, 3945–46
    - Eyre, 3949–53
    - Moe, 3942–45
    - Morgan, 3946–47
    - Young, A., 3947–49
  - Recognize as unrealistic and unaffordable, moved (Moe); amendment (Beck); transmittal (Harrison, J.)
    - Harrison, J., 3954
  - Unrealistic and unaffordable, 3862
    - Member's statement
      - Young, A., 4730
    - Throne Speech response, 4453, 4494
- Future Electricity Fund (federal), C341, C491, C518
- Generation
  - See also
    - Power stations
  - Capacity and demand, C483
  - Coal-fired, equivalency agreement, C129–30, C518, E592
  - Emissions reduction
    - See
      - Greenhouse gas mitigation
  - Fuel sources, diversification, C512
  - Fuel sources, mix, C401
    - See also
      - Greenhouse gas mitigation – Net zero, federal legislation – And provincial energy sources
  - Nuclear
    - See
      - Nuclear energy
  - Rate, impact of fuel source, C490–91, C493–94, C495
  - Renewable sources, C187, C483, E242–43
    - See also
      - Renewable energy
    - Cost and limitations, Throne Speech response, 4447
    - Funding, budget debate, 5199
    - Grid, limitations, C419–20
    - Target, E451
    - Target, budget debate, 5252
    - Target, Throne Speech, 2566
    - Target, Throne Speech response, 41, 923, 2647
    - Throne Speech response, 4436
- Imports, Manitoba Hydro, capacity, C511
  - Throne Speech response, 4535
- Imports, Manitoba Hydro agreement, C140–42, C193
  - Connection costs, C136–37
- Independent power producers
  - See also
    - Renewable energy – Independent power producers, use of
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Power purchase agreements
  - Market share and trend, C138
- Infrastructure
  - Cyber and critical infrastructure, North American standards, compliance with, C128
  - Duty to consult, requirements and supports
    - See
      - Utilities – Projects, duty to consult, requirements and supports
  - Funding, C126, C127, C187–88, C398
    - Budget debate, 3404
  - Industrial projects, responsibility for costs, C418–19
  - Investment, Throne Speech, 881
  - Investment, Throne Speech response, 903, 983, 1009, 1074, 1082
  - Line contractor, Hundseth Power, payments to, C191
  - Maintenance improvements, C333
  - Reliability and increased demand, C512
  - Reliability and increased demand, funding, C334, C397, C483
    - Budget debate, 272, 320, 322, 383, 386, 410, 1956
  - Stimulus spending, C24, C187, C238–39
    - Budget debate, 272
  - Wood poles, maintenance and replacement, C190, C397
    - Regulatory change, impact on, C399–400
- Infrastructure maintenance processes
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Infrastructure maintenance processes
- Meter reading, service standards, C190–91
- Northern Saskatchewan, affordability
  - See also
    - Electricity, consumer rates – Northern Saskatchewan
  - Throne Speech response, 2726
- Northern Saskatchewan, outages, Throne Speech response, 2727
- Northern Saskatchewan, reliability and redundancy, C190–91
- Power grid renewal grant
  - Throne Speech, 881
  - Throne Speech response, 983, 1074
- Power outages, damages due to
  - See
    - Property insurance – Damage due to power outages, claims
- Rates
  - See
    - Electricity, consumer rates
- SaskPower economic recovery rebate
  - See
    - Saskatchewan economic recovery rebate
- Self-generation and co-generation, trends and impact on SaskPower, C194–95
- Smart meters
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Smart meters
- Usage-based payments, C544
Electricity, consumer rates
- See also
  - Utilities – Consumer rate
- Carbon tax and commodity rate, impact of, C135–36, C337–38
- Demand-charge calculation, adjustments, C422–23
  - Member's statement
    - Steele, 3655
- Fuel source, impact on
  - See
    - Electricity – Generation – Rate, impact of fuel source
- Increase, C267–68
  - See also
    - Utilities – Consumer rates, increase
  - Budget debate, 1899, 1939, 5136, 5158, 5239, 5310
  - And corporate sustainability, C187, C196–97, C337–39, C484–85
    - Morgan, 2174–75, 2320–21
    - Young, A., 2174–75, 2320–21
  - And impact of carbon tax
    - Beck, 3519
    - Clarke, 4074
    - Harpauer, 2914, 4074–75
    - Moe, 3519–20
    - Morgan, 3134–35, 3766–67, 3837
    - Young, A., 2913–14, 3134, 3766–67, 3837
  - Impact on businesses
    - Morgan, 2450–51
    - Young, A., 2450–51
  - Impact on businesses, Throne Speech response, 2621
  - Revenue, C431
  - And revenue rebalancing, C197
  - And rural concerns
    - Harrison, J., 2206–7
    - Morgan, 2207
    - Young, A., 2206–7
  - Throne Speech response, 2594, 2754, 4400, 4564
  - And use of dividends, C196
    - Morgan, 2136
    - Young, A., 2136
  - And use of dividends, budget debate, 1997
- Levelized cost of generation, analysis, C490
- Northern Saskatchewan, budget debate, 378
Electronic cigarette smoking
- See
  - Vaping
Elevators, grain
- See
  - Grain elevators
Elevators and escalators
- See
  - Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan – Elevating devices
Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain
- See
  - Royal family – Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain
Elliot, Sally
- See
  - Tributes
Embedded internet devices
- See
  - Internet – Smart technologies
Emergency 911 System Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 99)
- First reading
  - Tell, 2812
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 3068–69
  - Conway, 2858–59
  - Love, 2990
  - Mowat, 3089–90
  - Nippi-Albright, 2971
  - Sarauer, 3147
  - Teed, 2950
  - Tell, 2857–58
  - Vermette, 2906
  - Young, A., 2889
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 3147
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N523
  - Tell, N523
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Grewal)
    - Grewal, N523
- Report without amendment
  - Dennis, 3717
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Tell, 3717
- Third reading
  - Tell, 3717
- Royal Assent, 3941
Emergency housing
- See also
  - Homelessness
  - Transition houses
- Access to, budget debate, 2059
- Alternative response officers
  - See
    - Police officers – Alternative response officers
- Bruno's Place, Yorkton, Throne Speech response, 4439
- Complex needs shelter, Regina, C459–60
- Complex needs shelter, Saskatoon, C459, C460–61, C462
  - Facility ownership and responsibility for maintenance, C460
  - Local consultation
    - Makowsky, 4819
    - Nippi-Albright, 4818–19
  - Location, choice of, C461–62
- Complex needs spaces, Regina and Saskatoon, new, U635, U640
  - Funding, budget debate, 5201, 5281
  - Throne Speech, 4372
  - Throne Speech response, 4510
- COVID-19, federal funding for shelters, N200
  - Expiration of, N499–500
- COVID-19, funding for shelters
  - See
    - Poverty – COVID-19, impact on and supports for vulnerable people
- Emergency wellness centre, Saskatoon, establishment, Throne Speech, 2568
- Funding, U87, U636
  - Budget debate, 5117, 5281
  - Throne Speech response, 4570
- Funding model, U106–7
- La Ronge, need for, and government collaboration initiatives
  - Carr, 2137
  - Conway, 2137
- The Lighthouse, The Battlefords, provide core funding, petition
  - Conway, 336, 465, 533, 555, 619, 676, 689, 699, 741, 761, 851–52
  - Mowat, 723, 751, 771, 795–96
- Meadow Lake Homeplate Shelter Coalition Corp., recognition, member's statement
  - Harrison, J., 4877
- Shelters, insurance, U556
- Spaces, additional, U635, U640
  - Funding, U555, U557
  - Locations, determination of, U556
  - Throne Speech, 4372
  - Throne Speech response, 4427, 4510, 4569
- Stepping Stones Shelter, Prince Albert, funding, budget debate, 5259
- Temporary shelters, Regina and Saskatoon, U231
- Use of, need for funding support, budget debate, 345
- And use of hotels, U107, U238–39, U422, U423–24, U638–40
  - See also
    - Child welfare – Children in care – Hotels, use of
  - Carr, 2157–58, 2208
  - Conway, 2157–58, 2207–8, 4691
  - Makowsky, 4691–92, 4880
  - Wotherspoon, 4880
  - Funding, U556
  - Payment to business owned by government member, U637–38, U642, U645–46
    - See also
    - Beck, 4674
    - Conway, 4674–77, 4691, 4733–34, 4819–20, 5218–19, 5275, 5397, 5412–13, 5427–28
    - Harrison, J., 4733
    - Makowsky, 4674–77, 4691, 4734, 4819–20, 5219, 5275, 5397, 5412–14, 5427–28, 5440
    - Wilson, 5440
    - Budget debate, 5121, 5238, 5310
    - Investigation by Provincial Auditor, U643
      - Beck, 4748–49, 4772
      - Conway, 4749–52, 4774, 4820, 4921–22, 4940–41, 5113
      - Harpauer, 4751–52
      - Makowsky, 4749–51, 4774–75, 4820, 4921–22, 4940–41, 5113
      - Moe, 4772
  - Policies, Social Services Ministry
    - See also
      - Social Services Ministry – Financial management policies regarding hotel payments for ministry clients
  - Policy changes, U637–38, U642–45
    - Conway, 4959, 4991, 5112, 5332–33, 5412–13, 5699–5700
    - Makowsky, 4959, 4991, 5112, 5332–33, 5412–14, 5700
- And use of hotels, investigation by Provincial Auditor, moved (Conway)
  - Conway, 5503–5
  - Friesen, 5505–6
  - McLeod, B., 5510–11
  - Nippi-Albright, 5509–10
  - Teed, 5506–8
  - Young, C., 5508–9
  - Questions and comments
    - Bonk, 5512
    - Conway, 5512
    - Dennis, 5512–13
    - Friesen, 5512–13
    - Kaeding, 5511
    - Lemaigre, 5512
    - Nippi-Albright, 5512–13
    - Steele, 5513
    - Teed, 5511–13
- And warm-up shelters, funding
  - Conway, 2877
  - Makowsky, 2877
- Youth
  - Lulu's Lodge, Regina, fundraiser, member's statement
    - Conway, 3991
    - Docherty, 2872–73
    - Wotherspoon, 1182–83
  - Saskatoon, U88
  - Saskatoon, Miskasowin, member's statement
    - Nippi-Albright, 1794
  - YWCA Prince Albert, budget debate, 5259
  - YWCA Prince Albert, member's statement
    - Ross, A., 3935
Emergency housing for women
- See
  - Women's shelters
Emergency management, preparedness
- Emergency Management Exemplary Service Award, recipient Ray Unrau, member's statement
  - Keisig, 4689
- Stakeholder plans, alignment with provincial emergency management plan, P358
- Stakeholders, determination of, P359
- Stakeholders, onboarding processes, P359
Emergency medical services
- See also
  - Ambulance service
- 911 system
  - See
    - Emergency services
- Funding, increased, U604, U617, U622
  - Budget debate, 5116, 5201
  - Member's statement
    - Francis, 3655–56
- Kroeger, Les, recognition of life saving first aid, member's statement
  - Skoropad, 1293–94
- Paramedics
  - See
    - Paramedics
- Rural and remote areas, improvements, U622
  - Budget debate, 5224
  - Funding, U365, U604
  - Funding, budget debate, 3401, 3460
- Rural improvements, U220
Emergency Planning Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 23)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 252
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 462
  - Conway, 442
  - Love, 503
  - Mowat, 549–50
  - Wotherspoon, 481–82
  - Wyant, 441–42
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 550
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N63–66
  - Wyant, N63–66
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Keisig)
    - Keisig, N66
- Report without amendment
  - Docherty, 737
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 737
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 738
- Royal Assent, 860
Emergency Planning Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 2) (No. 67)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 1300
- Second reading
  - Beck, 1407
  - Bowes, 1710–11
  - Conway, 1754
  - Love, 1676–77
  - Mowat, 1801
  - Nippi-Albright, 1549
  - Ritchie, 1337
  - Vermette, 1778–79
  - Wotherspoon, 1437–38
  - Wyant, 1336–37
  - Young, A., 1518–19
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 1801
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N178
  - Wyant, N177–78
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.)
    - McLeod, T., N178
- Report without amendment
  - Docherty, 1863
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 1863
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 1863
- Royal Assent, 2517
Emergency preparedness N90
- Emergency Preparedness Week, member's statement
  - Bradshaw, 5655
  - Keisig, 743
- Rural municipalities, co-operative projects, funding, N719, N720
Emergency rooms
- See
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - Mental health and addictions facilities – Emergency units – Support and funding, petition
Emergency services
- 911, administration, transfer to Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, N506
- 911, calls dropped in Northern Saskatchewan,
  - See
    - Ministikwan Lake First Nation – Cellular coverage
- 911, fees and technology upgrades, N90–91, N691–92
- 911 operators, Telecommunicators Week, recognition, member's statement
  - Buckingham, 3605
  - Steele, 5422
- 911 triage system, trial, member's statement
  - Grewal, 5328
- Emergency alert system
  - See
    - Public safety – SaskAlert program
- First responders
  - See
    - First responders
Emergency shelters
- See
  - Emergency housing
Emmertech
- See
  - Agriculture Technology Venture Capital Fund
Employability assistance for persons with disabilities E400, E569
- Funding, E19, E21, E155, E160–61, E162, E559
  - Budget debate, 272, 319, 350, 389
- Participants and delivery organizations, E165
- Self-employment programming, E22
Employment
- COVID-19, impact
  - See also
    - Economic recovery from COVID-19 impacts – And employment numbers
  - Budget debate, 420
- Female-dominated careers in the caring economy, N29–30, N197–98, N199, U81, U301–2, U318
  - See also
    - Nurses, training – Preceptorships, unpaid, impact on recruitment and retention
  - Budget debate, 288, 298, 316, 2028
- Job creation
  - Brandt group of companies
    - Throne Speech, 875
    - Throne Speech response, 925, 953, 980, 998, 1006, 1042, 1046, 1073, 1082, 1102
  - Full-time positions and government economic record
    - Beck, 2577
    - Harrison, J., 2577, 2578, 2663–64, 2853
    - Young, A., 2578, 2663–64, 2853
  - And government economic record, 5553–55, C547–48
    - Beck, 3606–7, 5534–35
    - Duncan, 5535
    - Harpauer, 5024
    - Harrison, J., 3607, 3964–65, 4941–42
    - Moe, 3607, 5535
    - Young, A., 3964, 4941, 5023–24
  - And government out-of-province contracts
    - Beck, 5523–24
    - Hargrave, 5524
    - McMorris, 5523–24
  - Government record, 3857, E393
    - Beck, 3290, 3309, 3395, 3680, 5329–30
    - Harrison, J., 3822–23, 5330–31
    - Moe, 3290–91, 3309, 3395, 3581–82, 3680–81, 5330
    - Wotherspoon, 3581–82
    - Young, A., 3822–23, 5330–31
  - Government record, budget debate, 5318
  - Government record, critique
    - Budget debate, 315, 3421, 3423, 3466, 3480–81, 3528, 5120, 5137, 5310
    - Member's statement
      - Beck, 2154–55
    - Throne Speech response, 27, 1073, 2684, 2702, 2754
  - Government record, Throne Speech response, 4438, 4441, 4492, 4566
  - Growth plan target, 5551, 5555, E153, E173, E393, E409, E536, E559, U297, U306
    - Baseline, establishment, E411
    - Budget debate, 1884, 1909, 1911, 1937, 3406, 3449
    - Measures
      - Budget debate, 272, 297
    - Throne Speech, 10, 875, 4370
    - Throne Speech response, 27, 54, 66, 84, 133, 148, 221, 900, 937, 977, 990, 998, 1006, 1045, 1072, 2611, 4479, 4491, 4494
  - Innovation Saskatchewan
    - See
      - Innovation Saskatchewan – Economic impact and job creation
  - NDP pillars, C431
    - Budget debate, 275, 344, 412
  - Relative to needs, C433–34
- Job creation plan
  - See also
    - Economic recovery from COVID-19 impacts – Job creation plan
    - Labour force – Saskatchewan Labour Market Strategy
  - Need for, budget debate, 3423
- Job growth, 3862–63, E153, E167
  - See also
    - Labour market – Economic growth and need for more workers
  - Budget debate, 1879, 1881, 1911, 1938, 1948, 1970, 1984, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2019, 2021, 2025, 2059, 3400, 3432, 3435, 3461, 3529
  - Northern Saskatchewan, Throne Speech response, 945
  - Projections, 5554–55
  - Throne Speech, 2561
  - Throne Speech response, 900, 945, 2631, 2700, 2706, 2730
- Job loss due to liquor store privatization
  - See
    - Liquor stores – Public, closure, and loss of quality jobs
- Opportunities
  - Budget debate, 1931, 1933, 5200, 5205, 5254, 5279
  - Throne Speech response, 4418, 4441, 4451, 4473, 4491, 4492, 4511
- And out-migration
  - Harrison, J., 1798–99
  - Young, A., 1798–99
- Provincial sales tax expansion, impact
  - See
    - Provincial sales tax expansion – Employment, impact on
- Quality
  - See also
    - Minimum wage – Adequacy
  - And access, budget debate, 286, 298
  - Throne Speech response, 2606, 2702, 4512, 4549
- Resource industries
  - See
    - Resource industries – Employment in
- Rural jobs and businesses
  - Growth and decline
    - Harrison, J., 5051–52
    - Young, A., 5050–52
  - Loss of, budget debate, 5120, 5241
- Saskatchewan employment supplement
  - See
    - Saskatchewan employment supplement
- Saskatchewan jobs plan
  - See
    - Labour force – Saskatchewan labour market strategy
- SaskJobs career service, E165–66, E394, E560–61, E563
- saskjobs.ca, E394
  - And national job bank, E27–28, E567–68
  - Unique postings, E403
- Skilled labour shortage
  - Reiter, 3266–67
  - Sarauer, 3266
- Women
  - Caring economy
    - See
      - Employment – Female-dominated careers in the caring economy
  - Dress for Success, Regina and Saskatoon, N195, N460
  - Dress for Success Regina, fundraising event, member's statement
    - Tell, 1661
  - In leadership positions and non-traditional sectors, N471–72
  - Metrics, N33, N195, N461–62, N463–64
- Youth, needs, budget debate, 298
Employment incentive program
- See
  - Saskatchewan employment incentive program
Employment insurance
- Apprentices, financial supports
  - See
    - Skills training – Apprenticeship training allowance
- Clients moving to employment, E401–2
- Federal changes, provincial implications
  - See
    - Labour legislation – Employment insurance, extension, provincial amendments
- Targeting, referral and feedback service, E166
Employment rate
- See also
  - Unemployment rate
- Budget debate, 332, 387
- First Nations and Métis
  - Throne Speech, 875, 4371
  - Throne Speech response, 1015, 1082, 4427, 4435
- Labour force survey, budget debate, 5117, 5142
- Labour force survey, member's statement
  - Bonk, 2770
  - Francis, 1496, 4579
  - Harrison, D., 5019
  - Jenson, 1746, 5682
  - Meyers, 2495
  - Nerlien, 4986
  - Young, A., 4014, 4997
  - Young, C., 3290, 3975
- Labour force survey, Throne Speech, 4369
- For new immigrants
  - See
    - Immigration – Employment rate
- Return to pre-COVID-19 levels
  - Throne Speech, 875
  - Throne Speech response, 943, 957, 998, 1072
- Saskatoon, budget debate, 2019
- Throne Speech response, 1099
Endometriosis
- Endometriosis Awareness Month
  - Member's statement
    - Bowes, 5214
  - Proclaim, petition
    - Mowat, 3200–3201
- Government investments
  - Bowes, 5218
  - Hindley, 5218
Energy
- See also
- Decarbonization and return on infrastructure investment
  - See also
    - Power stations – Infrastructure investments and clean fuel standard
  - Budget debate, 317
- Management and conservation, recognition of Greenwave Innovations, Regina, member's statement
  - Meyers, 2116
- Regional energy and resource tables (federal)
  - See
    - Resource industries – Regional energy and resource tables (federal)
- Security, C192–93, C299–300, C338
  - Budget debate, 322
  - Call on federal government to repeal legislation and support pipeline projects, moved (Francis)
    - Francis, 1738–40
    - Harrison, J., 1740
  - Energy security unit
    - See
      - Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan – Energy security unit
  - Global, provincial strength, E219
  - Global, support for provincial role in providing and call on federal government to support pipeline projects and repeal damaging legislation, moved (Ottenbreit)
    - Domotor, 1837–38
    - Harrison, D., 1835–36
    - Ottenbreit, 1831–33
    - Wotherspoon, 1836–37
    - Young, A., 1834–35
  - National and global, E178–79, E409–10
    - Budget debate, 1910–11, 1956, 2060, 2062, 3460
    - Throne Speech response, 2653, 2690, 2707, 2732–33, 2760–61
  - SAFE 2023 Summit, Washington, D.C., presentation by Premier, E410, E417–18
Energy and Resources Ministry
- Advertising, Sustainable Saskatchewan, E222–23, E586
  - See also
    - Government – Advertising expenditures – Critique
  - Airport campaign, N482
  - Airport campaign, budget debate, 3431, 3462, 3526–27
  - Airport campaign, Throne Speech response, 4536
- Advertising and marketing, E427
- Assistant Deputy Minister Janice Loseth, retirement, E577, E578
- Audit services
  - See
    - Immigration and Career Training Ministry – Audit services
- Compliance management framework, improvements, E578
- Corporate services, repatriation to former Economy Ministries, E427
- Efficiency measures and initiatives, E222
- Estimates
  - See
    - Energy and Resources Ministry, Estimates
- Funding, E577
  - Budget debate, 5118, 5283
- Information technology
  - Geoscience data management system, E233–34, E425–26
  - Petrinex
    - Contract, P47, P48
    - Public data portal, E429
    - Valuation reporting, E426
  - Projects, modernization, E221
  - Shared services agreement
    - See
      - Immigration and Career Training Ministry – Information technology – Service providers, monitoring
- Integrated resource information system for oil and gas regulation
  - Education and outreach, E136
  - Expansion of included commodities, E221–22
  - Mineral rights tax program, expansion to include, E126
  - Pipelines, expansion to include, implementation, E232, P53
  - Reporting, upsets and exceedances, E128
- Performance measures, alignment with growth plan goals, E133–34
- Policy development, consultation processes, E222
- Producer returns, royalty and tax, auditing, E136, P385–87
  - Backlog, P385–86, P387
  - Backlog, calculation of risk, P50–51
  - Backlog, process improvements, P50
  - Challenges and appeals, P52
  - Documentation, P49, P50
  - Frequency, P387
  - Frequency, information technology benefits, P51
  - Manual, maintenance, P49–50
  - Penalties and interest, P52
  - Quality reviews, P49, P50
  - Staffing requirements, P48, P49, P50, P386
- Project management office, application of information technology project delivery, E233–34
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - Energy and Resources Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
- Staff, E427
  - Full-time equivalents, C206, E221–22
  - Vacancies, E222
Energy and Resources Ministry, Estimates
- (2021-22), main, E125–37
  - Eyre, E125–36
  - Ritchie, E127–36
- (2022-23), main, E219–35, E262
  - Eyre, E219–35
  - Ritchie, E221–35
- (2022, November), supplementary, E297–300
  - Reiter, E297–300
  - Young, A., E297–300
- (2023-24), main, E425–37
  - Reiter, E425–29, E431–36
  - Young, A., E427–37
- (2023, November), supplementary, E585
- (2024-25), main, E577–85
  - Reiter, E577–84
  - Young, A., E578–84
Energy and Resources Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2019) v.1, ch.4, P48–52
  - Wotherspoon, P52
  - Young, A., P50–52
  - Young, C., P52
  - Recommendations, P52
- (2019) v.1, ch.22, P52–54
  - Young, A., P53–54
- (2021) v.1, ch.14, P379–80
  - Young, A., P380
- (2021) v.2, ch.4, P380–85
  - Harrison, D., P385
  - Young, A., P381–84
  - Recommendations, P385
- (2022) v.1, ch.10, P385–87
  - Young, A., P386–87
Energy consumption
- Commercial space and water heater rebate
  - See
    - Crown corporations – Commercial space and water heater rebate
- Efficiency programs, C201–2
- Efficiency programs, government spending, C106, C111, C112, C325, C327–28, E245–46
  - See also
    - Greenhouse gas mitigation, output-based performance standards – Proceeds, use of
    - Natural gas – Consumption, trend, and energy efficiency programs
  - And emissions reductions initiatives, C113–14
    - Kaeding, 249–50
    - Ritchie, 249–50
  - National rank, member's statement
    - Ritchie, 99
  - Need for, budget debate, 3526
- Efficiency programs, municipal, N280
  - Government support, E245, N725–26
- Energy efficient housing
  - See
    - Housing – Construction, emissions reduction, building code improvements
  - R-2000 standard, development
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Research Council – Innovations, historical
- First Nations furnace replacement rebate
  - See
    - SaskEnergy Inc. – First Nations furnace replacement rebate
- Home efficiency retrofit rebate
  - See
    - SaskEnergy Inc. – Home efficiency retrofit rebate
- Residential heating equipment replacement program
  - See
    - SaskEnergy Inc. – Residential equipment replacement program
Energy efficiency
- See
  - Energy consumption
Energy industry
- Economic contributions
  - Throne Speech, 877
  - Throne Speech response, 957, 978
Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 68)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 1300
- Second reading
  - Beck, 1407–8
  - Conway, 1519–20
  - Love, 1677
  - Mowat, 1779
  - Nippi-Albright, 1549–50
  - Ritchie, 1338
  - Sarauer, 1847
  - Vermette, 1754–55
  - Wotherspoon, 1711–12
  - Wyant, 1337–38
  - Young, A., 1807–9
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 1847
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N181–82
  - Wyant, N181
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Lambert), N182
- Report without amendment
  - Docherty, 1865
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 1865
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 1865
- Royal Assent, 2517
Engineered wood
- One Sky, oriented strand board mill, Prince Albert, 2326, 2331, E134–35, E174, E219, E584
  - Budget debate, 297, 1935, 1948, 1991, 5260
  - Throne Speech, 876
  - Throne Speech response, 901, 942, 953, 957, 1006, 1015, 1026, 1038, 1046, 1073, 1102, 2611, 2681, 2711, 4502
- Weyerhauser, oriented strand board mill, Hudson Bay
  - Budget debate, 5146
  - Throne Speech response, 4421
Engineering
- Association of Consulting Engineering Companies Awards of Distinction, recipients, member's statement
  - Jenson, 2960
- Science, technology, engineering, arts, and math fields
  - See
    - Science, technology, engineering, arts, and math fields
- Science, technology, engineering, math
  - See
    - Science, technology, engineering, and math fields
English River First Nation
- Des Nedhe Development, recognition, member's statement
  - Lemaigre, 4900–4901
Enion, Greg
- See
  - Tributes
Entertainers
- Actors
  - See
    - Actors
    - Theatre
- Dancers
  - See
    - Dance
- Drag queens and drag kings
  - See
    - Drag, queens and kings
- Musicians
  - See
    - Music
Entertainment districts
- See also
- Saskatoon, downtown entertainment district, development supports, N704
Entrepreneurs
- Angele, Leslie, business owner and community leader, recognition, member's statement
  - Lambert, 5474
- Behari, Bob, EnviroWay, Saskatoon, recognition, member's statement
  - Friesen, 3266
- Chiste, Paola, Beppi's Gelato, Saskatoon, recognition, member's statement
  - Ritchie, 5084
- Digital literacy programs, E164
  - See also
    - Entrepreneurs – Women – Scale up and digital literacy programs
- Entrepreneur of the Year award, recipient Kristjan Hebert
  - See
    - Agriculture – Hebert Grain Ventures
- Greenwave Innovations, Regina
  - See
    - Energy – Management and conservation, recognition of Greenwave Innovations, Regina, member's statement
- Indigenous
  - Clarence Campeau Development Fund
    - See
      - Clarence Campeau Development Fund
  - Dubois, Jen, owner of Miyosiwin Salon Spa, Regina, recognition, member's statement
    - Docherty, 2508
  - Growth in and government supports for, member's statement
    - Lambert, 2508–9
  - Women, supports
    - See
      - Clarence Campeau Development Fund – Indigenous women entrepreneurship program
- Regina, Miller Comprehensive High School, entrepreneurship course and fundraiser
  - See
    - Suicide prevention – Turning Point fundraiser, member's statement
- Saskatchewan Young Professionals and Entrepreneurs Awards, recipients, member's statement
  - Young, A., 4849–50
- Saskatoon, recognition, budget debate, 2050
- Saskatoon Association of Filipino Entrepreneurs, recognition, member's statement
  - Mowat, 1977
- Summach, Terry, agricultural entrepreneur
  - See
    - Tributes
- Upland Organics
  - See
    - Farmers – Canada's Outstanding Young Farmers award – Recipients, Cody Straza and Allison Squires, member's statement
- Women
  - Government support and initiatives, N33, N195–96
  - Indigenous
    - See
      - Entrepreneurs – Indigenous – Dubois, Jen, owner of Miyosiwin Salon Spa, Regina, recognition, member's statement
  - Metrics
    - See
      - Employment – Women – Metrics
  - Scale up and digital literacy programs, E154, N196
    - Member's statement
      - Young, C., 1414
  - Scale up program, E165
- Women Business Enterprises Canada Council certification, C495–96
- Women Entrepreneurs Saskatchewan
  - Ambassador
    - See
      - Small business – Saskatchcushions
      - Transgender people – TransCare Fund, Pretty Young Things Studios, member's statement
  - Founders Table program
    - See
      - Technology industries – Women, development, Founders Table program
  - Ramaswamy, Prabha, chief executive officer
    - See
      - Chambers of commerce – Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce – Chief executive officer, new, Prabha Ramaswamy, member's statement
  - Recognition, member's statement
    - Francis, 2277–78
- Women Entrepreneurs Week, member's statement
  - Young, C., 2472, 3961
Environment
- Contaminated sites, regulation and remediation
  - See
    - Contaminated sites, regulation and remediation
- Earth Day, member's statement
  - Clarke, 5460
  - Conway, 2243–44
  - Ritchie, 599–600
  - Skoropad, 600–601
- And the economy, balance, E449
  - See also
    - Federal government, critique – Regulatory policies, impact on provincial economy
  - Throne Speech response, 58
- Protection
  - See
    - Environmental protection
- State of the Environment Report, assumption of water quality information
  - See
    - Environment Ministry – State of the Environment Report, assumption of water quality information
Environment Ministry
- Capital funding, E76
- Central management and services, E241
- Climate change and adaptation branch, E241
- Climate change unit, cumulative effects branch, E87–88
- Compliance and field services branch, transfer to Corrections, Policing and Public Safety
  - See
    - Provincial protective services unit – Environmental compliance and field services
- Emissions reduction strategy
  - See
    - Greenhouse gas mitigation – Emissions reduction strategy, ministerial collaboration
- Estimates
  - See
    - Environment Ministry, Estimates
- Fish and wildlife population management, E439, E587
- Funding, E75, E439, E449, E586
  - Budget debate, 3525
- Indigenous engagement, funding, E76, E84–85, E441
- Information technology, funding, E239, E441, E590
- Information technology, timber scaling system, E586
- Lands branch, funding, E587
  - Budget debate, 5199
- Net metering program
  - See
    - Renewable energy – Solar, rooftop program, and need for reliable baseload power
  - Ministerial responsibility, E77, E242
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - Environment Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
- Saskatchewan Technology Fund, responsibility for
  - See
    - Prairie Resilience climate change strategy – Technology fund – Ministerial responsibility, breakdown
- Small modular reactors
  - Planning
    - Completion of, E439, E442, E449–50
    - Throne Speech, 881
    - Throne Speech response, 903, 1012, 1074
  - Secretariat
    - See
      - Small modular reactors – Secretariat
  - Transfer of responsibility to Crown Investments Corporation
    - See
      - Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan – Energy security unit – Small modular reactors, assumption of responsibility
- Staff, numbers, C206
- Staff, seconded to Crown Investments Corporation
  - See
    - Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan – Energy security unit – Vice president, seconded from Environment Ministry
- Stakeholder engagement, E449
- State of the Environment Report, assumption of water quality information, P345
Environment Ministry, Estimates
- (2021-22), main, E75–90, E137–38
  - Kaeding, E75–90
  - Ritchie, E76–90
- (2022-23), main, E237–49
  - Kaeding, E237–48
  - Ritchie, E240–48
- (2023-24), main, E438–57
  - Skoropad, E439–42, E444–56
  - Teed, E448–56
  - Young, A., E441–48
- (2024, March), supplementary, E596
- (2024-25), main, E585–96
  - Clarke, E588–95
  - Tell, E585–89, E591–95
Environment Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2019) v.1, ch.23, P58–59
  - Nerlien, P58–59
  - Young, A., P59
- (2019) v.2, ch.4, P59–60
  - Young, A., P60
  - Recommendations, P60
- (2019) v.2, ch.21, P60–64
  - Wotherspoon, P62–63
  - Young, A., P62, P63
  - Young, C., P64
  - Recommendations, P63–64
- (2020) v.1, ch.16, P54–56
  - Young, A., P55–56
- (2020) v.2, ch.20, P64–66
  - Young, A., P65–66
  - Recommendations, P66
- (2020) v.2, ch.29, P56–58
  - Wotherspoon, P57–58
  - Young, A., P56–57
Environmental, social, and governance reporting
- For Crown corporations
  - See
    - Crown corporations – Environmental, social, and governance reporting
- For resource industries
  - See
    - Resource industries – Environmental, social, and governance reporting and social licence
Environmental protection
- See also
  - Nature conservation
- Critique of capital investment benefits, Throne Speech response, 1051
- Environmental assessment process, E295, E454–55
  - Development criteria, E454–55
  - Throne Speech response, 1010
- Environmental code, updates
  - Composting facilities
    - See
      - Refuse and refuse disposal – Composting facilities, updates to Environmental Code
  - Refuse transfer stations
    - See
      - Refuse and refuse disposal – Transfer stations, updates to Environmental Code
- Environmental stewardship awards, Canadian Gas Association
  - See
    - SaskEnergy Inc. – Environmental stewardship awards
- Equivalency agreements with federal government
  - See
    - Electricity – Generation – Coal-fired, equivalency agreement
- Federal employees on provincial lands
  - Comments by Premier and Environment Minister, Throne Speech response, 2702
  - Government response, E321–22
- Funding, E591
- Impact Assessment Act (federal)
  - See also
    - Energy – Security (motions)
  - Alberta Court of Appeal, ruling of unconstitutional
    - Budget debate, 3461
    - Member's statement
      - Harrison, D., 2494
    - Throne Speech, 2566
    - Throne Speech response, 2641–42, 2725, 2759
    - Upheld by Supreme Court, C518–19
    - Upheld by Supreme Court, member's statement
      - Keisig, 4016
    - Upheld by Supreme Court, Throne Speech, 4371
    - Upheld by Supreme Court, Throne Speech response, 4391, 4447, 4495, 4535, 4537, 4544
- Infrastructure projects
  - See
    - Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program – Green infrastructure stream
- Inter-ministerial collaboration, E88–89
- Northeast swale, Saskatoon, suspend development and update legislation protecting species at risk and important ecological habitat, petition
  - Bowes, 805–6, 818
  - Love, 771–72
  - Ritchie, 1060, 1292, 1472, 1812–13, 2115
- Northern Saskatchewan environmental quality committee, N674, N679
- Protected and conserved areas network
  - See
    - Environmental protection – Representative area networks
- Regulatory oversight, funding, E238
- Representative area networks, E85–86, E87, E587, E588–89
  - Other effective area-based conservation measure, new designation, E588
- Throne Speech, absence from, Throne Speech response, 4434
Epilepsy
- Purple Day, epilepsy awareness, member's statement
  - Mowat, 3411–12
Errors in Hansard
- See
  - Corrigenda
ESG (environmental, social, and governance reporting)
- For Crown corporations
  - See
    - Crown corporations – Environmental, social, and governance reporting
- For resource industries
  - See
    - Resource industries – Environmental, social, and governance reporting and social licence
ESSP (Education sector strategic plan)
- See
  - Education sector strategic plan
Estimates, 2020-21
- Supplementary estimates
  - Transmitted, April 2021, 269
  - Transmitted, December 2020, 213
- Supplementary estimates, December 2020
  - Education Ministry, 231–35, 241
  - Finance Ministry, 241
  - Government Relations Ministry, 241
  - Health Ministry, 235–42
  - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, 225–26, 242
  - Saskatchewan Research Council, 242
  - Tourism Saskatchewan, 226–28, 242
  - Trade and Export Development Ministry, 228–30, 242
- Supplementary estimates, December 2020, statutory
  - Advocate for Children and Youth, 242
  - Chief Electoral Officer, 242
  - Debt redemption, 243
  - Municipal Financing Corporation, lending and investing activities, 242
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation, lending and investing activities, 243
- Supplementary estimates, April 2021
  - Advanced Education Ministry, U126
  - Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry, N132
  - Education Ministry, U127
  - Finance Ministry, C52–53
  - Health Ministry, U127–28
  - Highways Ministry, E139–40
  - Innovation Saskatchewan, E140
  - Justice Ministry and Attorney General, N133
Estimates, 2021-22
- Main estimates, transmitted, 269
- Main
  - Advanced Education Ministry, U115–25
  - Advanced Education Ministry, lending and investing activities, U125–26
  - Advocate for Children and Youth, H11
  - Agriculture Ministry, E3–17, E137
  - Conflict of Interest Commissioner, H11
  - Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry, N88–97, N131
  - Education Ministry, U43–61, U63–72, U126
  - Energy and Resources Ministry, E125–37
  - Environment Ministry, E75–90, E137–38
  - Executive Council, 825–48
  - Finance Ministry, C35–52
  - Government Relations Ministry, N101–23
  - Health Ministry, U3–23, U25–41, U126–27
  - Highways Ministry, E33–53, E138
  - Immigration and Career Training Ministry, E19–32, E138
  - Information and Privacy Commissioner, H11
  - Innovation Saskatchewan, E110–18, E138
  - Integrated Justice Services, N131
  - Justice Ministry and Attorney General, N77–88, N131–32
  - Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry, U72–86, U127
  - Legislative Assembly Service, H12
  - Ombudsman and Public Interest Disclosure Commissioner, H12
  - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, N3–20, N132
  - Provincial Auditor, H12
  - Public Service Commission, C10–16, C53
  - Saskatchewan Research Council, E105–10, E139
  - SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry, C17–27, C54
  - SaskBuilds Corporation, C54
  - Social Services Ministry, U87–113, U127
  - Status of Women, N21–36
  - Tourism Saskatchewan, N36–45, N132
  - Trade and Export Development Ministry, E55–71, E139
  - Water Security Agency, E91–103, E139
- Main, statutory
  - Chief Electoral Officer, H11
  - Debt redemption, C53
  - Finance Ministry, debt servicing, C53
  - Interest on gross debt, Crown enterprise share, C53
  - Municipal Financing Corporation, lending and investing activities, C53
  - Revolving funds, advances, C53
  - Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation, lending and investing activities, C54
  - Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation, lending and investing activities, C3–10, C54
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation, lending and investing activities, C54
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications, lending and investing activities, C54–55
  - Saskatchewan Water Corporation, lending and investing activities, C55
  - SaskBuilds Corporation, lending and investing activities, C55
  - SaskEnergy Inc., lending and investing activities, C55
  - Sinking fund payments, government share, C53
- Supplementary estimates
  - Transmitted, December 2021, 1419–20
  - Transmitted, March 2022, 1879
- Supplementary estimates, December 2021
  - Agriculture Ministry, E143–47
  - Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry, N142–51
  - Finance Ministry, C177–80
  - Government Relations Ministry, N138–42
  - Health Ministry, U165–80
  - Justice Ministry and Attorney General, N135–38
  - Trade and Export Development Ministry, E141–43
- Supplementary estimates, December 2021, statutory
  - Debt redemption, C180
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications, lending and investing activities, C180
  - Saskatchewan Water Corporation, lending and investing activities, C180
- Supplementary estimates, March 2022
  - Chief Electoral Officer, H14
  - Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry, N325–26
  - Health Ministry, U337
  - Justice Ministry and Attorney General, N326
- Supplementary estimates, March 2022, statutory
  - Debt redemption, C277
  - Municipal Financing Corporation of Saskatchewan, lending and investing activities, C277
Estimates, 2022-23
- Main estimates, transmitted, 1879
- Main
  - Advanced Education Ministry, U196–210, U335
  - Advanced Education Ministry, lending and investing activities, U336–37
  - Advocate for Children and Youth, H13
  - Agriculture Ministry, E193–210, E262
  - Conflict of Interest Commissioner, H13
  - Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry, N236–56, N323–24
  - Education Ministry, U187–96, U315–34, U335
  - Energy and Resources Ministry, E219–35, E262
  - Environment Ministry, E237–49
  - Executive Council, 2323–47
  - Finance Ministry, C253–73, C275
  - Firearms Secretariat, N324
  - Government Relations Ministry, N183–94, N265–84, N324–25
  - Health Ministry, U217–29, U249–83, U285–96, U335–36
  - Highways Ministry, E249–62
  - Immigration and Career Training Ministry, E153–67, E262–63
  - Information and Privacy Commissioner, H13–14
  - Innovation Saskatchewan, E167–73, E263
  - Integrated Justice Services, N324
  - Justice Ministry and Attorney General, N219–36, N325
  - Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry, U297–313, U336
  - Legislative Assembly Service, H14
  - Ombudsman and Public Interest Disclosure Commissioner, H14
  - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, N203–18, N325
  - Provincial Auditor, H14
  - Public Service Commission, C205–9, C275–76
  - Saskatchewan Research Council, E265–73, E288–89
  - SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry, C227–37, C276
  - SaskBuilds Corporation, C237–43, C276
  - Social Services Ministry, U230–47
  - Status of Women, N195–202
  - Tourism Saskatchewan, N287–301, N325
  - Trade and Export Development Ministry, E173–92, E263
  - Water Security Agency, E213–18, E263–64
- Main, statutory
  - Chief Electoral Officer, H13
  - Debt redemption, C277
  - Finance Ministry, debt servicing, C275
  - Interest on gross debt, Crown enterprise share, C277
  - Municipal Financing Corporation, lending and investing activities, C276
  - Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation, debt redemption, C209–16
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation, lending and investing activities, C187–202, C277
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications, lending and investing activities, C216–24, C277
  - Saskatchewan Water Corporation, lending and investing activities, C243–50, C277
  - SaskEnergy Inc., lending and investing activities, C277
  - Sinking fund payments, government share, C277
- Supplementary estimates
  - Transmitted, November 2022, 3085
  - Transmitted, March 2023, 3400
- Supplementary estimates, November 2022
  - Agriculture Ministry, E301–3
  - Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry, N380–85
  - Energy and Resources Ministry, E297–300
  - Finance Ministry, C311–12
  - Government Relations Ministry, N373–76
  - Health Ministry, U341–44
  - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, N375–80
  - Saskatchewan Research Council, E293–97
- Supplementary estimates, November 2022, statutory
  - Chief Electoral Officer, H23
  - Debt redemption, C312–13
  - Municipal Financing Corporation, lending and investing activities, C312
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation, lending and investing activities, C313
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications Corporation, lending and investing activities, C313
  - Sinking fund payments, government share, C313
- Supplementary estimates, March 2023
  - Advanced Education Ministry, U551
  - Corrections, Policing and Public Safety, N593
  - Education Ministry, U551–52
  - Firearms Secretariat, N593
  - Government Relations, N593
  - Health Ministry, U552
  - Justice Ministry and Attorney General, N593
  - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, N593–94
- Supplementary estimates, March 2023, statutory
  - Finance Ministry, debt servicing, C455
  - Finance Ministry, pension and benefits, C455
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation, lending and investing activities, C455
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications, lending and investing activities, C455
Estimates, 2023-24
- Main estimates, transmitted, 3400
- Main
  - Advanced Education Ministry, U495–514, U549
  - Advanced Education Ministry, lending and investing activities, U551
  - Advocate for Children and Youth, H25
  - Agriculture Ministry, E358–75, E457
  - Conflict of Interest Commissioner, H25
  - Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry, N505–22, N590–91
  - Education Ministry, U347–63, U383–96, U549–50
  - Energy and Resources Ministry, E425–37
  - Environment Ministry, E438–57
  - Executive Council, 3857–79
  - Finance Ministry, C427–40, C453
  - Firearms Secretariat, N591
  - Government Relations Ministry, N527–58, N591
  - Health Ministry, U363–81, U396–412, U424–43, U550
  - Highways Ministry, E345–58, E457–58
  - Immigration and Career Training Ministry, E393–408, E458
  - Information and Privacy Commissioner, H25–26
  - Innovation Saskatchewan, E328–43, E458
  - Integrated Justice Services, N591–92
  - Justice Ministry and Attorney General, N491–505, N592
  - Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry, U445–64, U550–51
  - Legislative Assembly Service, H26
  - Ombudsman and Public Interest Disclosure Commissioner, H26
  - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, N449–72, N592
  - Provincial Auditor, H26
  - Public Service Commission, C369–78, C453–54
  - Saskatchewan Research Council, E379–92, E458
  - SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry, C378–93, C454
  - SaskBuilds Corporation, C454
  - Social Services Ministry, U415–24, U465–76, U551
  - Status of Women, N456–72
  - Tourism Saskatchewan, N472–88, N592
  - Trade and Export Development Ministry, E408–23, E459
  - Water Security Agency, E317–28, E459
- Main, statutory
  - Chief Electoral Officer, H25
  - Debt redemption, C455
  - Finance, debt servicing, C453
  - Interest on gross debt, Crown enterprise share, C455
  - Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan, lending and investing activities, C454
  - Municipal Financing Corporation of Saskatchewan, lending and investing activities, C455
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation, lending and investing activities, C397–423, C455
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications, lending and investing activities, C455
  - Saskatchewan Water Corporation, lending and investing activities, C455
  - SaskEnergy Inc., lending and investing activities, C455
  - Sinking fund payments, government share, C455
- Supplementary estimates
  - Transmitted, November 2023, 4801
  - Transmitted, March 2024, 5114
- Supplementary estimates, November 2023
  - Agriculture Ministry, E461–64
  - Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry, N603–7
  - Energy and Resources Ministry, E585
  - Government Relations Ministry, N599–603
  - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, N595–99
  - SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry, C459–62
  - SaskBuilds Corporation, C462–64
  - Social Services Ministry, U555–58
- Supplementary estimates, November 2023, statutory
  - Chief Electoral Officer, H31
- Supplementary estimates, March 2024
  - Agriculture Ministry, E598
  - Corrections, Policing and Public Safety, N730
  - Debt redemption, C558–59
  - Education Ministry, U697
  - Environment Ministry, E596
  - Finance Ministry, financial programs, C558
  - Finance Ministry, pensions and benefits, C558
  - Government Relations, N728
  - Health Ministry, U697
  - Highways Ministry, E598–99
  - Justice Ministry and Attorney General, N730
  - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, N730
  - Saskatchewan Research Council, E599
  - SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry, C558
  - Social Services Ministry, U697–98
- Supplementary estimates, March 2024, statutory
  - Finance Ministry, debt servicing, C467
  - Municipal Financing Corporation, lending and investing activities, C467
  - Saskatchewan Water Corporation, lending and investing activities, C467
Estimates, 2024-25
- Main estimates, transmitted, 5114
- Main
  - Advanced Education Ministry, U657–73, U695–96
  - Advanced Education Ministry, lending and investing activities, U697
  - Advocate for Children and Youth, H33
  - Agriculture Ministry, E509–19, E596
  - Conflict of Interest Commissioner, H33
  - Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry, N686–99, N728
  - Education Ministry, U575–602, U696
  - Energy and Resources Ministry, E577–85
  - Environment Ministry, E585–96
  - Executive Council, 5550–72
  - Finance Ministry, C537–52, C555–56
  - Firearms Secretariat, N728–29
  - Government Relations Ministry, N671–86, N711–28
  - Health Ministry, U603–20, U621–33, U696
  - Highways Ministry, E496–507, E596–97
  - Immigration and Career Training Ministry, E558–74, E597
  - Information and Privacy Commissioner, H33
  - Innovation Saskatchewan, E551–58, E597
  - Justice Ministry and Attorney General, N648–61, N729
  - Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry, U683–95
  - Legislative Assembly Service, H33–34
  - Ombudsman and Public Interest Disclosure Commissioner, H34
  - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, N629–47, N729
  - Provincial Auditor, H34
  - Public Service Commission, C499–508, C556–57
  - Saskatchewan Research Council, E473–95, E597–98
  - SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry, C525–35, C557
  - SaskBuilds Corporation, C557
  - Social Services Ministry, U635–56, U673–81, U696–97
  - Status of Women, N641–47
  - Tourism Saskatchewan, N701–9, N729
  - Trade and Export Development Ministry, E535–51, E598
  - Water Security Agency, E520–33, E598
- Main, statutory
  - Chief Electoral Officer, H33
  - Debt redemption, C509–23, C558
  - Finance Ministry, debt servicing, C556
  - Interest on gross debt, Crown enterprise share, C509–23, C558
  - Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan, lending and investing activities, C557
  - Municipal Finance Corporation of Saskatchewan, lending and investing activities, C557
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation, lending and investing activities, C482–97, C557
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications, lending and investing activities, C473–82, C557–58
  - Saskatchewan Water Corporation, lending and investing activities, C558
  - SaskEnergy Inc., lending and investing activities, C558
  - Sinking fund payments, government share, C509–23, C558
Ethnic cleansing
- See
  - Genocide
Event centres
- Cenovus Energy Hub, Lloydminster, member's statement
  - Young, C., 4651
- Live events, application of provincial sales tax
  - See
    - Provincial sales tax expansion – Live events
- Spring Valley Guest Ranch
  - See
    - Tourism industry – Spring Valley Guest Ranch, recognition
Exchange rates
- See
  - Foreign exchange rates
Executive Council
- Intergovernmental relations unit, 828
- Staff
  - Numbers, C206
  - Salaries, funding, 828
- Sustainable growth secretariat, E445
Executive Council, Estimates
- (2021-22), main, 825–48
  - Meili, 827–45, 847
  - Moe, 825–48
- (2022-23), main, 2323–47
  - Meili, 2327–36, 2338–43, 2345–47
  - Moe, 2323–47
  - Mowat, 2337
  - Wilson, 2337
- (2023-24), main, 3857–79
  - Beck, 3859–60, 3862–78
  - Moe, 3857–79
- (2024-25), main, 5550–72
  - Beck, 5553–56, 5558–60, 5562–67, 5569–71
  - Moe, 5550–72
Executive Council, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2020) v.2, ch.4, P466–69
  - Wotherspoon, P468–69
  - Young, A., P467–68
- (2021) v.2, ch.5, P466–69
  - Wotherspoon, P468–69
  - Young, A., P467–68
- (2022) v.2, ch.2, P466–69
  - Wotherspoon, P468–69
  - Young, A., P467–68
Exercise
- See
  - Parks, urban – Wascana Centre, Regina – Outdoor fitness stations, new, member's statement
- Physical fitness centres
  - See
    - Physical fitness centres
- Provincial strategy for children and youth
  - See
    - Children – Physical activity strategy
Exports
- Agri-food, growth plan target, 3861, E3, E173, E193, E409
  - Budget debate, 1881, 2021, 2060, 3403
  - And progress update, E535
  - And progress update, Throne Speech, 4369–70
  - And progress update, Throne Speech response, 4427, 4468, 4479
  - Throne Speech, 877
  - Throne Speech response, 55, 66, 221, 1081, 4442, 4443
- Agri-food, record amounts, E509
  - Member's statement
    - Harrison, D., 5328–29
    - Kaeding, 5061
- Agricultural, 5552, E193, E358, E409
  - Budget debate, 322, 1881, 3403, 3476, 5221, 5227
  - Throne Speech, 4371
  - Throne Speech response, 2724, 4451, 4479
- Canadian Potash Exporters
  - See
    - Potash industry – Canpotex, 50th anniversary
- China, restriction on trade, alternative markets, E70, E179–80
  - See also
    - Trade – Market expansion, importance of
- Growth, 2330, E173, E409, E411–12
  - And areas of strength, E174
  - And areas of strength, Throne Speech response, 109–10
  - Budget debate, 3400, 3403
  - And government focus on, budget debate, 5317–18
  - And government focus on, member's statement
    - Bonk, 3266
    - Francis, 279
    - Jenson, 2117, 3247
    - Young, C., 5696
  - International trade offices, benefits
    - See
      - Trade, international offices – Benefits
  - Throne Speech, 875
  - Throne Speech response, 998, 1073, 1101, 2672, 2694, 2723–24, 4443
- Growth, support for policies and investments, moved (Bonk)
  - Bonk, 5583–86
  - Harrison, D., 5590–91
  - Kaeding, 5587–89
  - Sarauer, 5591–92
  - Teed, 5589–90
  - Young, A., 5586–87
  - Questions and comments
    - Bonk, 5593–94
    - Goudy, 5594
    - Harrison, D., 5593–94
    - Ross, A., 5593
    - Sarauer, 5593–94
    - Skoropad, 5593
    - Teed, 5593–94
    - Young, A., 5592–93
    - Young, C., 5594
- India, record level
  - Budget debate, 5161–62
  - Member's statement
    - Kaeding, 4985–86
- International, E535
  - Growth, member's statement
    - Harrison, D., 5655
  - Growth plan target
    - See
      - Trade – Markets, international, growth plan target
  - Percentage of all goods produced in province, E535
    - Budget debate, 3426
    - Throne Speech, 2565
    - Throne Speech response, 2610, 2611, 2615, 2620, 2645, 2647
- Japan
  - See
    - Cattle industry – Beef, export to Japan
- Liquefied natural gas, export potential
  - See
    - Natural gas – Liquefied, export potential
- Manufacturing, growth plan target
  - Accomplishment, 3861–62
  - Accomplishment, Throne Speech, 4370
  - Accomplishment, Throne Speech response, 4479
  - Throne Speech response, 221
- Market development, E365–66
  - Consultant, Harper & Associates, 828, E57, E65, E186
    - Budget debate, 5138, 5158
  - Food, Fuel, Fertilizer Global Summit, Regina, member's statement
    - Keisig, 5626–27
  - And provincial economy
    - Harrison, J., 5606–7
    - Young, A., 5606–7
  - Throne Speech response, 2666
  - Trade performance measure, E63–64
  - Travel expenses, engagement, and return on investment
    - Duncan, 5658
    - Harrison, J., 5644
    - Reiter, 5658–59
    - Young, A., 5644, 5658–59
- Merchandise exports, member's statement
  - Young, A., 5033
- Mexico, record, E358
- National leader, support for, and condemnation of federal economic policies, moved (Lemaigre)
  - Domotor, 3350–51
  - Kaeding, 3352–54
  - Lemaigre, 3346–48
  - Mowat, 3351–52
  - Teed, 3354–55
  - Wotherspoon, 3348–49
  - Questions and comments
    - Bonk, 3355–56
    - Domotor, 3356
    - Kaeding, 3357
    - Lemaigre, 3355–56
    - Mowat, 3356
    - Ross, A., 3356
    - Teed, 3356
    - Wotherspoon, 3355, 3357
    - Young, C., 3356
- Port at Churchill, Manitoba, potential, E51, E260
  - Budget debate, 2046
  - Infrastructure requirements, E260–61
  - Throne Speech response, 175, 2617
- United States, government record, member's statement
  - Francis, 3849
- Value, growth plan target, 5552, E173, E409, E536
  - Accomplishment, 3861
  - Accomplishment, Throne Speech, 4370
  - Accomplishment, Throne Speech response, 4479
  - Budget debate, 297, 1910
  - Measurement, E411–13
  - Throne Speech, 10, 875
  - Throne Speech response, 55, 133, 148, 1072, 2611
- Value, member's statement
  - Nerlien, 1530
- Value to economy
  - Budget debate, 1999, 2019
  - Throne Speech response, 4482, 4567
- Vancouver port, E356–57
  - Board membership, E259–60, E357, E506, E507
  - Importance of, budget debate, 3458
Exposition buildings
- Live events, application of provincial sales tax
  - See
    - Provincial sales tax expansion – Live events