Hansard Subject Index - 29th Legislature

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GAAP (Global Agri-food Advancement Partnership)
- See
  - Food processing industry – Global Agri-Food Advancement Partnership incubator
Gabriel Dumont Institute
- Apprenticeship training
  - See
    - Highways Ministry – First Nation apprenticeships, funding
- Dumont Technical Institute
  - Funding, U117
  - Information technology, funding, U198
- Funding, U117
  - See also
    - Technical institutes – Funding
- Potash industry, pre-employment education
  - See
    - Potash industry – Pre-employment education – Cowessess First Nation, member's statement
Gambling
- See also
- Crown management agency
  - See
    - Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan
- Crown oversight agency
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
- Lottery revenues, use for community initiatives
  - See
    - Community initiatives fund – Sports and recreation, funding
- Online gaming site operated by Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority, 2333, C210, C214–15, C304–5
  - Official launch, member's statement
    - McLeod, T., 2745
  - And problem gambling, interventions, C215–16
  - Revenue, N600, N601, N685
  - Security, C306
  - Throne Speech, 882, 2568
  - Throne Speech response, 902, 994, 1001, 1015, 2586, 2758
- PlayNow.com
  - See
    - Gambling – Online gaming site operated by Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
- Responsible gaming, improvements, C209
- Separation of management and oversight duties, C307
- Single-event sports betting, C94
- Video lottery terminals, commission rates, budget debate, 1881, 1929, 1955, 2007
Games
- North American Indigenous Games, 2023, Nova Scotia, Team Saskatchewan's success, member's statement
  - Lambert, 4746
- Summer
  - See
    - Summer games
- Winter
  - See
    - Winter games
Gaming
- See
  - Casinos
  - Gambling
Gaming framework agreement N282
- Allocations, N184, N528
  - Purpose, N374
  - Replacement funding due to COVID-19 pandemic casino closures, C305, N102, N106–7, N116–17, N281–82, N373–74
    - Budget debate, 273, 372
- Funding, N600, N601, N672, N677, N684–85
- Success of
  - Throne Speech, 882
  - Throne Speech response, 902, 954
Gangs
- Former members, organizations
  - See
    - First Nations – Crazy Indians Brotherhood, community contributions, member's statement
- Gang-violence reduction strategy, N237
  - Community intervention model, N237, N252
  - In correctional centres
    - See
      - Correctional centres – Addictions and intervention services, gang violence reduction
  - Evaluation and continued funding, N252–53
  - Funding, budget debate, 319, 1882
  - Gang prosecutor, dedicated
    - See
      - Justice, administration – Prosecutors
- Prince Albert, community impacts, Throne Speech response, 2681, 2722
- Provincial programs, member's statement
  - Stewart, 467
- Str8 Up
  - 20th anniversary, member's statement
    - Nippi-Albright, 2714
  - Fundraiser, member's statement
    - Friesen, 2598
  - Throne Speech response, 1057
- Throne Speech response, 4486
Gaols
- See
  - Correctional centres
Garbage
- See
  - Litter (Trash)
  - Refuse and refuse disposal
Garden centres (Retail)
- Saskatchewan Greenhouse Growers Association, new president, member's statement
  - Domotor, 534
Garson Lake Road
- See
  - Highway No. 956
Gas
- See
  - Fuel
  - Natural gas
Gas stations
- See
  - Service stations
Gases, asphyxiating and poisonous
- See
  - Oil industry – Hydrogen sulphide, inspection and enforcement activities
- Carbon monoxide
  - Building codes
    - See
      - Housing – Building codes – Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms
  - Installation of
    - See
      - SaskEnergy Inc. – Carbon monoxide detectors, installation
Gases, rare
- Helium
  - See
    - Helium
- Radon
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Research Council – Radon, home testing kits
Gasoline
- See
  - Fuel
GATE (graduate applied training and entrepreneurship centre)
- See
  - University of Regina – Graduate applied training and entrepreneurship centre
GDP (gross domestic product)
- See
  - Gross domestic product
Gender
- Budgets, gender-based analysis
  - See
    - Budgets – Gender-based analysis
- Gender-based discrimination in the workplace
  - See
    - Workplaces – Gender-based discrimination, employee recourse
- Gender-based violence
  - See
    - Violence – Gender-based
    - Women's shelters – Second-stage housing – Operational funding and plan to end gender-based violence
- Gender pay gap
  - See
    - Pay equity
    - Wages and salaries – Gender wage gap
- Policy development, gender-based analysis
  - See
    - Government – Policy development, gender-based analysis
- Students, preferred first name and pronouns policy
  - See
    - Education policy – Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students
- Transgender people
  - See
    - Transgender people
Genocide
- Genocide Remembrance, Condemnation and Prevention Month, member's statement
  - Conway, 2085
- Rwandan, recognition and remembrance, member's statement
  - Docherty, 2400
Geo-memorial Commemorative Naming Program
- See
  - Canadian Armed Forces – Geo-memorial program dedication
Geographic Names Program
- Maxwell Lakes, honouring Colin Maxwell, member's statement
  - Domotor, 752–53
George Gordon First Nation
- See
  - Hockey – George Gordon First Nation, new hockey equipment for kids, member's statement
Gillies, Clark
- See
  - Tributes
Girl Guides
- Prince Albert, Trefoil unit, creation and donation of quilts, member's statement
  - Ross, A., 3202
Glamping
- See
  - Parks, provincial – Camp-easy programs
Gleim, Theodore (Ted) Robert
- See
  - Condolence motions
Global Agri-food Advancement Partnership
- See
  - Food processing industry – Global Agri-Food Advancement Partnership incubator
Global Institute for Food Security
- See
  - Food security – Global Institute for Food Security, Saskatoon
Global pandemic
- See
  - COVID-19
Global Transportation Hub
- Borrow material agreement, Highways Ministry, P21, P22
- Colliers, management and sales contract, P22
- Land acquisition processes, improvements, P21–22
- Land sales, P22
- Oversight and legislative scrutiny, P22
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2018) v.2, ch.33, P21–22
    - Young, A., P22
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation Logistics Warehouse Complex
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Logistics Warehouse Complex, Global Transportation Hub and facilities consolidation
Globe Theatre, Regina
- See
  - Performing arts facilities
Golf
- Grid Road Golf, promote small-town courses, member's statement
  - Domotor, 5641
- Special Olympics golfer Taylor Carter
  - See
    - Special Olympics – 2023 Summer games, Berlin, Germany – Golfer Taylor Carter, gold medalist, member's statement
- Stolar, Jake, played every grass green course in Saskatchewan, member's statement
  - Kaeding, 5423
Golf courses
- Duck Mountain Provincial Park golf course
  - See
    - Parks, provincial – Duck Mountain Provincial Park
- Elk Ridge golf complex
  - See
    - Hotels – Elk Ridge Resort
- Raymore miniature golf course
  - See
    - Communities – Raymore, Marshall Green miniature golf, recognition of community efforts, member's statement
Gophers
- Control program, E359, E372
- Prairie (Richardson's ground squirrel)
  - Control measures
    - See
      - Pests – Regulated, control measures
  - Monitoring, impact of strychnine deregistration, P30, P31, P32
    - See also
      - Gophers – Control program
Goranson, Don
- See
  - Tributes
Government
- Accountability and transparency, pass legislation to improve, moved (Conway)
  - Conway, 5452–55
  - Young, A., 5455
- Accountability and transparency, Throne Speech response, 2634
- Advertising expenditures
  - See
  - Critique, budget debate, 5138, 5158, 5289
- Budgets
  - See
- Buildings
  - See
    - Government buildings
- Continuous improvement
  - See also
  - Evaluation and reporting, C271
- Critique, 2332, 3874–75
  - Budget debate, 1900, 1938, 1939, 1994, 1995, 2014, 2051, 3482, 3527, 5164–65, 5179, 5180, 5310
  - Throne Speech response, 1003, 1050–51, 1079, 1097, 2701, 2702, 2738, 2753, 2754–55, 4395–96, 4399, 4455, 4486–87, 4499, 4565
- Fraud convictions, historical, budget debate, 1953
- Good governance, principles of, 3859
  - Budget debate, 287, 296–97, 298, 316, 352–53, 5165, 5246
  - Throne Speech response, 34–35, 57–58, 80, 937, 1050
- Growth plan
  - See
    - Saskatchewan growth plan
- Intergovernmental decision-making tables, First Nations representation at
  - See
    - First Nations – Intergovernmental decision-making tables, representation at
- Leadership, critique, member's statement
  - Beck, 2537
- Leadership, quality of, and economic growth
  - Harrison, J., 5731–32
  - Wilson, 5731
- Northern representation
  - See also
    - Legislative Assembly members – Elected in by-elections – Athabasca [Lemaigre]
  - Budget debate, 3493, 5159–60, 5192
  - Throne Speech response, 2590, 2609, 2727
- Outcome-based contracts
  - See
    - Community-based organizations – Outcome-based contracts
    - Immigration and Career Training Ministry – Outcomes-based contracts
- Policy development, gender-based analysis, N32, N196, N197, N457, N465, N643, N645
  - Performance measurement, N470–71
- Press conferences, flags on display, Throne Speech response, 4544
- Privatization agenda, critique, Throne Speech response, 2606, 2609, 2738–39
- Procurement
  - See
    - Government procurement
- Record on job creation, health care, and affordability, condemnation, moved (Wotherspoon)
  - Friesen, 3273–74
  - Jenson, 3278–80
  - Lambert, 3276–77
  - Love, 3274–76
  - Sarauer, 3277–78
  - Wotherspoon, 3271–73
  - Questions and comments
    - Francis, 3280
    - Friesen, 3280–81
    - Harrison, D., 3280
    - Keisig, 3281
    - Lambert, 3281
    - Love, 3280–81
    - Sarauer, 3281–82
    - Wotherspoon, 3280–81
    - Young, C., 3281
- Revenue, projections, C49–50, C51
- Rhetoric, reputational damage, critique
  - See also
    - Population – Growth and impact of provincial reputation
  - Throne Speech response, 2594–95, 2607–8, 2619–21, 2651–52, 2675–76, 2701–2, 2709, 2710, 2737–38, 2753–54, 4395, 4396, 4446
- Role of
  - Budget debate, 1932–33, 1957, 2055–56, 3455, 5286
  - Throne Speech response, 4395
- Scrutiny
  - See
- Senior Indigenous advisors
  - See
    - Public service – Senior Indigenous advisors
- Service development, youth advisory councils
  - Health Ministry
    - See
      - Health Ministry – Youth advisory councils
  - Social Services Ministry
    - See
      - Social Services Ministry – Youth engagement strategy and youth advisory teams
- Size of, critique
  - See also
    - Agriculture Ministry – Staff, workforce size and dedication
- Size of, critique, budget debate, 5252
- United States consultant, Nelson Mullins
  - See
    - International relations – United States, consultant, Nelson Mullins
- User fees and provincial sales tax, increase and expansion
  - See
    - Cost of living – And affordability, new taxes and fees hikes, condemnation of, moved (Bowes)
    - Provincial sales tax expansion – And fees, expansion
Government buildings
- See also
  - Government House, Regina
  - Legislative Building, Regina
- Assessments, funding, C229, C390
- Asset retirement obligation, representation in financial documents, C383
- Capital funding, C381
- COVID-19 adjustments, C19
- Facility assessment internal restatement, C382
- Facility condition index, C235
  - Health facilities
    - See also
      - Health facilities – Facility condition index
  - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation inventory
    - See also
      - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Facility condition index
  - Schools
    - See also
      - Schools – Facility condition index
  - Standardization across all ministries, C389, C390
- Guard services, funding, C229
- Liabilities, asbestos, accounting for, C228, C382
- Operations and maintenance, funding, C229, C381–82
- Property portfolio and services provided, C230
Government debt
- See
  - Government financial management, debt
Government financial management
- Agencies, financial statement deadlines, C35
- Borrowing, P501
  - See also
    - Government financial management, debt
  - International, C39–40
  - Long-term and short-term, C40
  - Long-term and short-term, budget debate, 3453
  - Market access, C262–63
- Budget policy debate
  - See
- Capital acquisitions, accounting standards, changes, C229, C233
- Capital assets, retirement obligation, accounting, C233–34
- Consolidated offset balance concentration, use of, C41–43
- Contractual obligations, increase, C230, C271–72
- Cost of living, impact on
  - Beck, 3001
  - Harpauer, 3001, 4073, 4632, 4735, 4798, 4836
  - Harrison, J., 4798
  - Reiter, 4633
  - Wilson, 4632
  - Wotherspoon, 4073, 4735, 4798, 4836
- COVID-19, impact on fiscal position, 3859
  - Harpauer, 1186–87, 1381
  - Harrison, J., 1187, 1381
  - Wotherspoon, 1186–87, 1380–81
- COVID-19, impact on fiscal position, budget debate, 3427
- Credit rating, P499–500
  - And impact on borrowing, C41, C263
    - Budget debate, 3453
  - Throne Speech response, 47, 138, 220
- Critique, C430
  - Budget debate, 286, 297–98, 331, 344, 390, 410, 2052, 3451–52, 3482–83, 5121, 5134, 5137–38, 5158, 5166, 5193, 5204, 5238–39, 5251–53, 5289, 5310
  - Throne Speech response, 80, 2594, 2622, 2651, 2753–54, 4486, 4500
  - In times of prosperity, budget debate, 275, 286–87, 318, 345, 380, 406, 3406, 3480, 3528
  - In times of prosperity, Throne Speech response, 2607
- Deficit and third quarter financial report
  - Duncan, 5063–64
  - Harpauer, 4975–76, 5088
  - Hindley, 5064
  - Wotherspoon, 4974–75, 5063–64, 5088
- Federal-provincial cost-sharing programs
  - See
    - Federal government – Cost-sharing programs
- Financial reports, third quarter, C51
  - Budget debate, 1931
- Fiscal resilience
  - See
    - Economy – COVID-19, impact of – Economic resilience
- Fiscal responsibility, C428–30
  - Benefits of, budget debate, 290
  - Budget debate, 1950, 1999–2000, 2002, 3400, 3425, 3426–27, 3453, 3477, 5205, 5231, 5243, 5283
  - Throne Speech response, 23, 38–39, 52, 221–22, 2613, 2628
- Fiscal strength, indicators, C549–50
  - See also
    - Government financial management, debt – Debt-to-gross domestic product ratio
    - Government financial management – Credit rating
  - Budget debate, 274, 315, 351, 387, 411
  - Throne Speech, 10
  - Throne Speech response, 23–24, 50, 108
- Fixed investment funds, management, funding, C537–38
- Flow-through funding, administration, P382–84
- Inflation, accounting for, C262–63, C267, U325–26
  - See
- Leap year, impact on budgeting
  - See
    - Health care, funding – Leap year, impact on budgeting
- Liquidity management, C40–41, C262–63
- Payments to individuals and vendors, representation in Public Accounts, U644
  - Conway, 4852–53
  - Harpauer, 4879–80
  - Makowsky, 4853
  - Wotherspoon, 4879–80
- Public Accounts
  - See
    - Public Accounts
- Revenue, non-renewable resources, estimation, P498, P501
- Revenue, non-renewable resources, reliance on, 2329, 2334, 2335, C428, C543
  - See also
    - Provincial sales tax – Rate, affordability and provision of government services
  - Budget debate, 317, 1958, 2000, 2001, 2014, 3425, 3428, 3432, 3453
  - Throne Speech response, 2618
- Revenue, sources of, budget debate, 1881, 3453
- Summary financial accounting and dividends from Crown corporations, C47–48, C167
- And support for federal policies
  - Harpauer, 2983
  - Harrison, J., 2983
  - Wotherspoon, 2982–83
- Treasury investment system, modernization, funding
  - See
    - Finance Ministry – Information technology – Treasury investment system, modernization, funding
Government financial management, debt
- COVID-19, impact on
  - See
    - Government financial management – COVID-19, impact on fiscal position
- Current and historical, source of, C550
  - Budget debate, 5137, 5158, 5177, 5238, 5263
- And debt management, C40
  - Beck, 4797
  - Moe, 4797
- Debt redemption
  - See
    - Government financial management, debt redemption
- Debt-to-gross domestic product ratio
  - Budget debate, 301, 322, 331, 332, 359, 1934, 2022, 3428, 5115, 5205, 5228, 5243, 5247, 5260, 5287, 5293
  - Throne Speech response, 160, 953
- Deficit budgets
  - 2021-22
    - See
      - Budget, 2021-22
  - 2022-23
    - See
      - Budget, 2022-23
  - 2023-24
    - See
      - Budget, 2023-24 – Surplus, projected – And realized deficit
      - Government financial management – Deficit and third quarter financial report
  - 2024-25
    - See
      - Budget, 2024-25
- Factors affecting, P499
- Increased
  - Budget debate, 390, 2029, 2055, 3406, 3449–50, 3466, 3480, 3528, 5177, 5251, 5267, 5279, 5280, 5310, 5311
  - Member's statement
    - Wilson, 5127
  - And servicing costs, C549–50
    - Budget debate, 5121, 5133, 5134, 5137, 5158, 5238
  - Throne Speech response, 2594, 2607, 2622, 2754, 4395
- Increased, and economic performance
  - Beck, 5086–87
  - Moe, 5086–87
- Increased, and infrastructure funding
  - Budget debate, 5243, 5254, 5260–61, 5287
  - Lake Diefenbaker irrigation project
    - See also
      - Irrigation, Lake Diefenbaker project – Cost, impact on debt picture
  - And project management
    - Conway, 5100
    - Harpauer, 5087–88, 5100
    - Wotherspoon, 5087–88
  - Small modular reactors, development
    - See also
      - Small modular reactors – Development – Cost, impact on debt picture
- Interest rate assumptions and refinancing, C262, C439
- Measurement, P499–500
  - See also
    - Government financial management, debt – Debt-to-gross domestic product ratio
    - Government financial management – Credit rating
- Net, and accumulated deficit, P496
- Operating versus capital, budget debate, 3453
- Representation in financial documents, C438–39, C551
- Servicing costs, C260–62, P500–501
Government financial management, debt redemption 2323
- Estimates
  - (2020, December), supplementary, statutory, 243
  - (2021-22), main, statutory, C53
    - Interest on gross debt, Crown enterprise share, C53
    - Sinking fund payments, government share, C53
  - (2021, December), supplementary, statutory, C180
  - (2022, March), supplementary, statutory, C277
  - (2022-23), main, statutory, C277
    - Interest on gross debt, Crown enterprise share, C277
    - Sinking fund payments, government share, C277
  - (2022, November), supplementary, statutory, C312–13
    - Sinking fund payment, government share, C313
  - (2023-24), main, statutory, C455
    - Interest on gross debt, Crown enterprise share, C455
    - Sinking fund payments, government share, C455
  - (2024, March), supplementary, statutory, C558–59
  - (2024-25), main, statutory, C509–23, C558
    - Duncan, C509–23
    - Ritchie, C511–23
    - Interest on gross debt, Crown enterprise share, C509–23, C558
      - Duncan, C509–23
      - Ritchie, C511–23
    - Sinking fund payments, government share, C509–23, C558
      - Duncan, C509–23
      - Ritchie, C511–23
- Operating, repayment, 3857–58
  - See also
    - Budget, 2023-24 – Surplus, projected – And debt repayment target
  - Budget debate, 1905, 1907, 1931, 1938, 1958, 1987, 2022, 2062, 3426, 3427, 3448, 3460, 3472, 3484–85, 3494
  - And savings on interest, C429
  - And savings on interest, budget debate, 2012–13, 3400, 3427–28, 3433–34, 3435, 3462, 3473, 3476, 3477, 5243, 5293
  - And savings on interest, Throne Speech, 2562, 4376
  - And savings on interest, Throne Speech response, 2610, 2612, 2614, 2638, 2646, 2653, 2698, 2703, 2707, 2722, 2723, 4511
  - Throne Speech response, 2587, 2618, 2670, 2725, 2762, 4391, 4433, 4439–40
- Sinking funds, use of, C438–39, C549, P501
Government House, Regina
- Asbestos abatement obligations, C382
- COVID-19, impact on, N113
- Interpretive centre, funding, N718
Government information technology
- Administrative information management system, Saskatchewan Health Authority
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Health Authority – Information technology – Administrative information management system
- Automated citizen support, development, C22
- Cybersecurity, C380–81, C384–85
  - See also
    - Government information technology – Security
  - Delivery, C228, C527
  - Nation-state actors, attacks from, C385–86
- Data centre, security, P367–68
- Digital identity service, development, 2337, C18, C22, C236–37
- Disaster response plans, modernization, C236
- eHealth
  - See
    - eHealth Saskatchewan
- Enterprise business modernization project, C231–32, C370–71, C531–32
  - Funding, C228, C229–30, C232–33, C381, C384
  - Planning, funding, C231
  - Resources, internal and external, C231, C234–35
- Innovation Challenge, E168, E329, E552
  - See also
    - Crime prevention – Rivercity Innovations, asset-tracking device
- Integrated financial, human resources and procurement solution, C11
  - See also
    - Government information technology – Enterprise business modernization project
- Linkin, Child and family services
  - See
    - Child and family services – Information technology, Linkin
- Made-in-Saskatchewan technology program, E111, E168, E329, E342, E552
- MiCase, Saskatchewan income support program
  - See
    - Income assistance programs – Information technology, MiCase case management software
- Project governance model, N497
- Project planning, C389–90
- Project reporting, C20
- Renewal, C18, C380
- Revenue management system, replacement
  - See
    - Finance Ministry – Revenue administration modernization project
- Security
  - Assessment and implementation, C228, C235–36
  - Funding, C18, C527
  - Improvements, P367–68, P369–70
  - And transparency
    - Carr, 3003
    - Reiter, 2090
    - Sarauer, 2090
    - Teed, 3003
- Service delivery, in-house and contracted out, P368
- Standardization
  - See
    - SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry – Creation and mandate
- Timber scaling system, Environment Ministry
  - See
    - Environment Ministry – Information technology, timber scaling system
- User accounts, general public, saskatchewan.ca, privacy concerns
  - See
    - Privacy – Government website, user accounts
- Web apps, security, P369–70
Government procurement
- Best-value approach, C526, P479
  - Considerations for local companies, C100–101, C391–92
- Capital assets, classes that must go through SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry, C234, C391, C528, U404
- Confidentiality clauses, C529
- Contracts, prioritize Saskatchewan workers and companies, moved (Young, A.)
  - Bonk, 5665–67
  - Clarke, 5667–68
  - Friesen, 5663–64
  - Keisig, 5668–69
  - Mowat, 5664–65
  - Young, A., 5660–62
  - Questions and comments
    - Cheveldayoff, 5671
    - Clarke, 5669–70
    - Friesen, 5670
    - Harrison, D., 5669–70
    - Keisig, 5669–71
    - McLeod, B., 5670
    - Mowat, 5670–71
    - Ottenbreit, 5670
    - Young, A., 5669–71
- Contracts with Legislative Assembly members, conflict of interest
  - See also
    - Emergency housing – And use of hotels – Payment to business owned by government member
  - Conway, 5729–30, 5768–69
  - Makowsky, 5729–30
  - Reiter, 5768–69
- Electricity generation projects, use of local workers
  - Harrison, J., 74, 821
  - Meili, 808–9, 820–21
  - Moe, 808–9
  - Morgan, 74, 820
  - Young, A., 74
- Electricity generation projects, use of local workers, Throne Speech response, 119
- Fraud mitigation, P488–89
- Goods and services, classes that must go through SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry, C234
- Indigenous businesses, C509
  - Supports and initiatives, C23
    - See also
      - Government procurement – Northern procurement, Indigenous requirements
- Local companies and workers, C381, C481, C509, C526–27
  - See also
    - Government procurement – Best-value approach – Considerations for local companies
  - Budget debate, 5262
  - And Community Benefits, C21–22
  - Highways Ministry
    - See
      - Highways and roads, construction and maintenance – Capital projects – Local contractors
  - And maximum benefit from infrastructure stimulus funding, C52
    - Budget debate, 284–85, 286, 412, 417
  - Preference for, implications for trade agreements
    - See
      - Northlands College – Purchasing policies – Trade agreements and preference for local suppliers
      - School boards and divisions – Purchasing goods and services – Suppliers, local preference
  - Supports, Throne Speech response, 121, 162, 170
- Major capital acquisitions, responsibility for costs, C233
- Northern procurement, Indigenous requirements, C530–31
- Out of province and out of country
  - See
    - Economy – Diversification – And government policy, critique
- Personal protective equipment, C19
  - See also
    - Health care workers, COVID-19 – Personal protective equipment, investment
- Saskatchewan-first plan, and support for local workers
  - See
    - Saskatchewan-first policies and legislation – Procurement, Saskatchewan-first plan, and support for local workers
- Single procurement service
  - See also
    - SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry – Procurement management division
  - Creation of, C21
- Sole-source, C528–29
  - Approval of, C530
- Spending threshold that must go through SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry
  - See
    - Government procurement – Capital assets, classes that must go through SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry
- Standardization and oversight
  - See
    - SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry – Creation and mandate
- Women Business Enterprises Canada Council program certification
  - See
    - Entrepreneurs – Women Business Enterprises Canada Council certification
Government Relations Ministry
- Accounting estimates, significant events, P306
- COVID-19 pandemic, impact on casino grants
  - See
    - Gaming framework agreement – Allocations – Replacement funding due to COVID-19 pandemic casino closures
- Deputy ministers, former Greg Miller and current Laurier Donais, recognition, Throne Speech response, 2669
- Dispute mediation, Lone Rock and RM of Wilton
  - See
    - Water, supply – Supply systems – Lone Rock, dispute with RM of Wilton over services, recognition of community advocacy, member's statement
- Duty to consult
  - See
    - Duty to consult
- Estimates
  - See
    - Government Relations Ministry, Estimates
- First Nations, Métis and Northern affairs branch, N550–51
  - Community partnership program
    - See
      - First Nations and Métis community partnership program
  - Engagement and outreach, N109, N110–11
  - Funding, N106
  - And northern municipal services branch, staff, N673–74
  - Staff, N281
- Funding, N101, N102–3, N183, N184, N527, N528–29, N671, N673
- Funds administration, federal audit, N274
- Infrastructure funding, approval process
  - See
    - Infrastructure – Project recommendation process for federal funding
- Legislative Secretary, N674
- Minister
  - Advocacy on part of municipalities, N538–39, N674–76, N679
  - Critique of approach to First Nations and Métis relations, Throne Speech response, 2692, 2727–28
- Municipal administration and financial management, supports, N183, N272, N527–28, N539–40, N542–43, N672
- Northern municipal services, delivery improvements, P334
- Northern municipal services branch, N674, N676
  - Funding, N121, N682
  - Staff, P332
    - See also
      - Government Relations Ministry – First Nations, Métis and Northern affairs branch – And northern municipal services branch, staff
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - Government Relations Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
- Senior Indigenous advisor, C373–74
- Staff
  - See also
    - Government Relations Ministry – First Nations, Métis and Northern affairs branch
    - Government Relations Ministry – Northern municipal services branch
  - Indigenous, N109
  - Numbers, C206
Government Relations Ministry, Estimates
- (2020, December), supplementary, 241
- (2021-22), main, N101–23
  - Love, N113–22
  - McMorris, N101–22
  - Nippi-Albright, N103–13
- (2021, December), supplementary, N138–42
  - Love, N138–42
  - McMorris, N138–42
- (2022-23), main, N183–94, N265–84, N324–25
  - Beck, N184–89
  - McMorris, N183–94, N265–82, N284
  - Ritchie, N266–84
  - Sarauer, N189–94
- (2022, November), supplementary, N373–75
  - McMorris, N373–75
  - Mowat, N373–75
- (2023, March), supplementary, N593
- (2023-24), main, N527–58, N591
  - Conway, N529–35
  - McMorris, N527–40, N543–57
  - Nippi-Albright, N550–55
  - Ritchie, N535–50, N555–58
- (2023, November), supplementary, N599–603
  - McMorris, N600–603
  - Nippi-Albright, N600–603
- (2024, March), supplementary, N728
- (2024-25), main, N671–86, N711–28
  - McMorris, N671–86, N711–27
  - Nippi-Albright, N678–86
  - Ritchie, N711–27
  - Vermette, N675–78
Government Relations Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2020) v.1, ch.1, P338–40
  - Nerlien, P340
  - Young, A., P339–40
- (2020) v.2, ch.5, P338–40
  - Nerlien, P340
  - Young, A., P339–40
  - Recommendation, P340
- (2021) v.1, ch.15, P330–34
  - Young, A., P331–34
- (2021) v.1, ch.16, P334–37
  - Hargrave, P337
  - Young, A., P335–37
- (2021) v.2, ch.6, P338–40
  - Nerlien, P340
  - Young, A., P339–40
- (2021) v.2, ch.25, P337–38
  - Young, A., P338
Graduate retention program 2329, 3877, 5561, 5568, C430, U116, U198, U497, U505, U659, U666
- Budget debate, 320, 382–83, 1946, 1970, 1985, 2005, 2050, 3402, 5115, 5141–42, 5195, 5220, 5227, 5229, 5233, 5236, 5298
- Impact on graduate retention, U207–8, U505–7, U672–73
- Opposition statements regarding, 3858, 3874
  - Throne Speech response, 4441
- Recognition, member's statement
  - Goudy, 3364
  - Harrison, D., 3819–20
- And return-of-service agreements, U507
- And student supports, funding relative to universal undergraduate tuition, U204–6
  - Budget debate, 2030–31
- Throne Speech, 9, 4369
- Throne Speech response, 40, 56, 67, 82, 84, 133, 138, 150, 163, 170, 2587, 2612, 2731, 4403–4, 4427, 4438, 4442, 4475, 4490–91, 4572
Graduates
- Debt
  - See
    - Student loans – And debt levels
- Graduate retention program
  - See
    - Graduate retention program
- High school graduation
  - See
    - Students – Graduation rate and target
- Retention, U506–7
  - See also
- Salaries, interprovincial comparison, U671
Gradworks Intern Development Program C162, C163, C507–8
Grain
- Contracts, producer concerns, E205–6
- Drying, carbon tax costs, E9, E370, E445
  - Budget debate, 3420, 3461
  - Throne Speech response, 2617, 2729
- Grain Millers Canada, processing plant, Yorkton
  - Budget debate, 5294
  - Grain Millers Drive
    - See
      - Highways and roads, construction and maintenance – Grain Millers Drive, Yorkton
  - Throne Speech response, 4490
- Hebert Grain Ventures
  - See
    - Agriculture – Hebert Grain Ventures
- Legislative review
  - Government submissions and stakeholder consultation, E6–7
  - Grading, implications for, E7
- Transportation
  - Budget debate, 5135
  - Contracts, producer support and protection, E209–10, E357
  - Legislative review and improvements, E375
    - See
      - Railways – Legislative reform, provincial contributions
- Wheat
  - See
    - Pulp and paper mills – Red Leaf Pulp, wheat straw pulp facility, Regina
Grain elevators
- Biggar, construction, Viterra, member's statement
  - Kirsch, 691
- Coffee table book Saskatchewan Elevators
  - See
    - Books
- G3 elevator, Swift Current, E174
- G3 elevator, Yorkton, new, Throne Speech response, 4490
Grain terminals
- AGT Foods and Ingredients, Delisle, Throne Speech response, 1101
- North West Terminal, Unity
  - 25th anniversary
    - Member's statement
      - Domotor, 807
    - Throne Speech response, 1007
  - Processing and transportation hub, development, Throne Speech response, 2699
- Richardson Pioneer
  - New inland terminal, Gull Lake, Throne Speech response, 2705
  - Rider Nation Community Celebration Contest winner Marshall community rink
    - See
      - Skating Rinks
- South West Terminal, Gull Lake, 25th anniversary, Throne Speech response, 2705
Grasshoppers
- See
  - Pests – Regulated, control measures
Grasslands
- See
  - Native grasslands
Graveyards
- See
  - Residential schools – Undocumented deaths and burials
Great Famine, Ukraine, 1932-1933
- See
  - Holodomor, Ukraine, 1932-1933
Great horned owls
- See
  - Wildlife – Great horned owls research project, citizen involvement, member's statement
Great Plains College
- Auditorium renewal, funding, U197, U200
- Capital funding, budget debate, 2012, 2023
- Funding, U117
- Information technology, enterprise resource planning and student information system
  - See
    - Regional colleges – Information technology, enterprise resource planning and student information system
- Kindersley campus, practical nursing program, U617
  - Member's statement
    - Francis, 5423
- President and Chief Executive Officer Brad Mahon, recognition, Throne Speech response, 4506
Green jobs
- See
  - Economic recovery from COVID-19 impacts – Job creation, green opportunities
  - Renewable energy – Job creation opportunities
Greenhouse gas mitigation
- See also
  - Carbon capture, utilization, and storage
  - Carbon sequestration
- Agricultural industries, fertilizer, federal caps, E202
- Agriculture, value-added processing, Saskatchewan Lean Improvements in Manufacturing program
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Lean Improvements in Manufacturing program
- Clean fuel standard
  - See
    - Fuel – Clean fuel standard, federal
- Emissions offset program, development, E78, E79–80, E445–46
  - See also
    - Carbon sequestration – Agriculture – Carbon tax offset program, development
  - Throne Speech, 2568
- Emissions pricing
  - See
    - Carbon tax (Canada)
- Emissions reduction
  - Coal-fired power generation, equivalency agreement
    - See
      - Electricity – Generation – Coal-fired, equivalency agreement
  - Federal and provincial initiatives, efficacy, E78
  - Government programs
    - See
      - Energy consumption – Efficiency programs, government spending
  - Natural gas industry
    - See
      - Natural gas – Emissions output and reduction activities by stage of production
  - Nitrogen fertilizer
    - See
      - Fertilizer industry – Federal regulations
  - Oil industry
    - See
      - Oil industry – Emissions reduction, carbon dioxide and methane, recognition
  - SaskEnergy Inc., C325
- Emissions reduction strategy, ministerial collaboration, E77
- Emissions reduction targets, E78, E242–43, E593
  - International
    - See
      - Conference of the Parties – Glasgow, Scotland
  - Reporting and transparency, E78–79
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Emissions reduction target
  - SaskEnergy
    - See
      - SaskEnergy Inc. – Emissions reduction targets
  - Throne Speech response, 41, 1012, 1101, 1103
- Methane regulation, E78, E247, E443–44
  - Budget debate, 2063
  - Throne Speech response, 33, 1012
- Net zero, federal legislation, C397
  - See also
    - Federal government, critique – Regulatory policies, impact on provincial economy
    - Small modular reactors – Development – And government energy policy
  - And carbon-neutral policy, comparison, Throne Speech response, 4487
  - And government support for resource industries
    - Duncan, 5002
    - Wilson, 5002
  - And projected cost of electricity, C493–94
    - Duncan, 5500
    - Wilson, 5500
  - And provincial energy sources
    - Duncan, 5065–66, 5132, 5308–9, 5501, 5646, 5732
    - Wilson, 5065–66, 5132, 5308–9, 5501, 5646, 5732
  - Provincial targets
    - Duncan, 4559, 4942
    - Moe, 4560
    - Reiter, 4942–43
    - Wilson, 4559–60, 4942
  - Provincial targets, critique, budget debate, 5252
  - Provincial targets, critique, Throne Speech response, 4487
  - SaskEnergy, strategy
    - See
      - SaskEnergy Inc. – Emissions reduction targets – Net zero, strategy to achieve
  - Throne Speech, 4371
  - Throne Speech response, 41, 4538
  - Transition Accelerator
    - See
      - Oil industry – Hydrogen extraction – Regina-Moose Jaw industrial corridor, hub development
Greenhouse gas mitigation, output-based performance standards E75, E78, E79–80, E238, E586, E593
- Compliance payments
  - Calculation, E442–44
  - Rate, projected increases, C486
  - Revenue, E442–43
  - Validation, E446–47
- Electricity, consumer rates, impact on, C484–88
- Expansion, E440
- Expansion, funding, E237
- Federal restrictions, C485–86, E445–46
- Proceeds, use of, C414–17, C485–87, E447–48
  - See also
  - Beck, 3520
  - Duncan, 5630–31, 5644–45
  - Moe, 3520–21
  - Morgan, 3521
  - Nippi-Albright, 3521
  - Wotherspoon, 3520–21
  - Young, A., 5630–31, 5644–45
- Proceeds, use of, representation in financial documents, C544–45
- Proceeds, use of, C521
- Proceeds, use of, budget debate, 3526, 5238, 5241, 5283
- Provincial control, C339–41, C415–18, E443, E447–48
- Requirements, sector-specific performance allocations, E444
- SaskEnergy, impact on
  - See
    - SaskEnergy Inc. – Operations and maintenance costs, increase
- Stakeholder engagement, E449
- Technology fund
  - See
    - Prairie Resilience climate change strategy – Technology fund
- Throne Speech response, 1012
Greenhouse gases
- Agricultural carbon footprint relative to global competitors
  - See
    - Agriculture – Carbon footprint relative to global competitors
- Allowable limit, budget debate, 3525–26
- Coal with carbon capture compared to natural gas
  - See
    - Boundary dam carbon capture project – Emissions output compared to natural gas
- Emissions, forecasted, E244–45
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Emissions reduction
- Emissions, per capita
  - Budget debate, 403
  - And intensity, budget debate, 5317–18
  - And intensity, impact on international investment
    - Kaeding, 2158–59
    - Ritchie, 2158–59
  - Throne Speech response, 4436
- Emissions, potash industry
  - See
    - Potash industry – Emissions
- Emissions inventory, development, E266, E269, E380
- Emissions measurement, per capita and intensity, E247, E592–93
- Federal caps, referred to Economic Impact Assessment Tribunal, ministerial statement (Eyre)
  - Eyre, 5334–35
  - Sarauer, 5335
- Wetland drainage, impact on, E531–32
Greenhouses (Retail)
- See
  - Garden centres (Retail)
Greentech
- See
  - Climate change – Cleantech accelerator, partnership, and government initiatives
Groceries
- Prepared meals, provincial sales tax
  - See
    - Provincial sales tax expansion – Restaurant meals – And prepared meals and children's clothing, reinstate exemption, petition
    - Snack foods – And prepared meals, provincial sales tax
- Prices in Northern Saskatchewan compared to alcohol prices
  - See
    - Alcohol – Northern Saskatchewan, prices, compared to food prices
- Pricing, strike a special committee, motion (Wotherspoon); leave not granted
  - Wotherspoon, 2880
- Pricing, strike a special committee to examine increases, moved (Wotherspoon)
  - Bonk, 3008–9
  - Bowes, 3012–14
  - Kaeding, 3011–12
  - Nerlien, 3014–15
  - Teed, 3009–11
  - Wotherspoon, 3006–8
  - Questions and comments
    - Bowes, 3016
    - Goudy, 3015
    - Jenson, 3015–16
    - Lambert, 3016
    - Lemaigre, 3017
    - Nerlien, 3015–16
    - Teed, 3015–16
    - Wotherspoon, 3016
    - Young, A., 3015
- Pricing investigation, agricultural initiatives, and carbon tax impact
  - Beck, 2873–74
  - Harpauer, 3134
  - Harrison, J., 3133
  - Marit, 2873–75, 2900–2901, 3025, 3082, 3134, 3194, 3293–94
  - Morgan, 3133
  - Wotherspoon, 2874–75, 2900, 3025, 3081–82, 3133–34, 3193, 3293–94
- Pricing investigation, federal, provincial submissions, E366
- Pricing investigation, federal, Throne Speech response, 4480
- Pricing investigation, need for, budget debate, 3405, 3420, 3421
- Pricing investigation, official opposition position on, 3874
- Snack foods
  - See
    - Snack foods
Grocery stores
- Extra Foods on Broadway Avenue, Saskatoon, closure of, member's statement
  - Ritchie, 1717
- Gateway Co-op, Canora, young worker injury
  - See
    - Occupational health and safety – Youth worker injured in the workplace, penalties and sanctions
- Pacific Fresh Fish, Regina
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Health Authority – Spending, luxury retailers, member's statement
- Prairie Co-op, Melville, new Home Centre and Food Store
  - See
    - Stores, retail – Prairie Co-op, Melville, new Home Centre and Food Store, member's statement
- Steep Hill Food Co-op, Saskatoon
  - Member's statement
    - Ritchie, 2659
  - Throne Speech response, 2674
Gross domestic product E173
- Debt-to-gross domestic product ratio
  - See
    - Government financial management, debt – Debt-to-gross domestic product ratio
- Five-year trend, member's statement
  - Young, A., 4689
- Flat, C266
  - Budget debate, 1884, 5137
- Government policy, impact on, member's statement
  - Teed, 3565
- Government revenue, impact on, C49–50
- Growth, impact on energy usage, C194–95
- Growth, projected, C432–33, E536
  - Budget debate, 1954–55, 2022
- Oil and gas and mining industries, impact on, E219
- Projections, 3860, C51, E409
- Resource industries, impact on, E425
- Shrinking, 3859, 3860, 3862
  - Budget debate, 3423, 3449, 5134, 5158, 5239
  - Throne Speech response, 2754
- Throne Speech response, 4485
Group homes
- Abuse and neglect, protocols, U680
- Cheshire Homes, Saskatoon, recognition, member's statement
  - Love, 3339
- Children and youth, U654
  - See also
    - Child welfare – Children in care – Residential spaces, developmental and complex behavioural needs, funding
- Children and youth, funding, budget debate, 5116
- Children and youth, number of homes and demographic breakdown, U473, U654
- Chip and Dale Homes day program facility
  - See
    - Persons with disabilities – Chip and Dale Homes day program facility
- Client choice, impact on placement, P418, U476, U680
- First Nations, funding, N678
- For-profit homes, U244–45, U655
- For-profit homes, adequacy of care
  - Carr, 694–95
  - Conway, 694
  - Budget debate, 344
- For-profit homes, oversight of, U112
  - See also
    - Group homes – Oversight, improvements
  - And special report by Advocate for Children and Youth, U110–11
    - Member's statement
      - Conway, 677
- Michael's Place, Saskatoon
  - See
    - Prairie Harm Reduction, Saskatoon – At-risk youth, specialized supports and services
- Mortality rates and medication errors, U680
- New
  - For children and youth with significant mental health and addictions issues, U606
    - Funding, U364, U366, U415–16
    - Member's statement
      - Ross, A., 5034–35
    - Throne Speech, 4375
  - For persons with intellectual disabilities, U88
    - And assessment and stabilization home, U636
      - Budget debate, 5117
    - Member's statement
      - Buckingham, 5521
- With nurses or nursing staff, U680
- Oversight, improvements, U475, U636
  - Budget debate, 1971
  - Funding, U232, U415
- Persons with disabilities
  - See
    - Persons with disabilities – Government supports and housing options
- And private service homes, oversight
  - Centralized tracking system, P414, P416, P420–21
  - Criminal record checks, best practices, P414–15, P416, P421
  - Inspection standards, P420
  - Inspections, P414, P416
  - Licences, conditional, monitoring, P414, P415–16, P417
  - Licences, renewal, P418–19
  - Person-centred plans, assessment, P415
    - And outcomes-based service delivery model, P421–22
    - And resident support plans, P416
  - Serious incidents
    - Analysis, P415, P416–17
    - Reporting and implementation of recommendations, P415, P416
    - Tracking, P423
- And private service homes, wait-lists, P418, U680
  - See also
    - Group homes – Client choice, impact on placement
  - And interim client supports, P419–20
- Staff turnover, U680
- Wilkie, Throne Speech response, 1008
Growing Forward 2
- See
  - Canadian Agricultural Partnership – Growing Forward 2, funding
Guns
- Advocacy, Gil White, member's statement
  - Meyers, 601
- Ballistics lab, Saskatoon, N512–13, N698–99
  - Construction, funding, N506
    - Budget debate, 3479, 5117
- Buyback program (federal)
  - See
    - Guns – Federal confiscation program
- Carried in the Legislative Building
  - See
    - House Services Committee – Harassment, allegations made by the Speaker – Independent investigator to look into allegations member from Meadow Lake [Harrison, J.] brought a long gun into the Legislative Building, appoint
- Chief Firearms Officer
  - See
    - Chief Firearms Officer
- Federal confiscation program
  - And ballistic analysis, N513–14
  - Compensation committee, funding, N506, N513
    - Budget debate, 3479
  - Information technology, funding, N506
- Firearms program
  - Establishment and funding, N89
  - Federal funding, C436
  - Throne Speech, 882
  - Throne Speech response, 903, 906, 986, 1001, 1043–44, 2612
- Illegal uses, prevention of, and protection for law-abiding owners
  - Budget debate, 3458, 3478
  - Throne Speech, 2567
  - Throne Speech response, 2654, 2700
- Legislation, devolve to province, moved (Bradshaw)
  - Bradshaw, 4644–46
  - Kaeding, 4787–89
  - Keisig, 5386–87
  - Steele, 5513–15
- Legislation, federal
  - Opposition statements on, critique, 3858–59, 3874
  - Outfitting industry and United States tourism, impact on, N479
  - Ownership regulations
    - See
      - Federal government, critique – Condemnation, increased regulation on law-abiding gun owners and reduced sentences for serious offenders
- Legislation, provincial, N513
  - Budget debate, 3477
  - Opposition statements on, critique, member's statement
    - Jenson, 3777
- Métis Nation, safety and education, memorandum of understanding, member's statement
  - Lemaigre, 4815–16
- Non-criminal firearms offences, prosecutors
  - See
    - Justice, administration – Prosecutors – Non-criminal firearms offences, new unit
- Protect rights of law-abiding citizens, petition
  - Friesen, 3112
  - Steele, 3128
- Protect rights of law-abiding firearm owners, moved (Tell)
  - Bradshaw, 3034–35
  - Cockrill, 3057–58
  - Domotor, 3037–39
  - Fiaz, 3063
  - Francis, 3059–61
  - Friesen, 3049–50
  - Grewal, 3035–37
  - Harrison, D., 3033–34
  - Harrison, J., 3029–32
  - Jenson, 3058–59
  - Kaeding, 3040–41
  - Keisig, 3039–40
  - Lawrence, 3053–55
  - Lemaigre, 3056–57
  - Makowsky, 3062–63
  - McLeod, T., 3055–56
  - Meyers, 3043–48
  - Nerlien, 3041–43
  - Ottenbreit, 3063–64
  - Ross, A., 3061
  - Sarauer, 3029
  - Steele, 3050–53
  - Tell, 3027–29
  - Wotherspoon, 3032–33
- Safety, awareness programming, N506, N513
- Saskatchewan Marshals Service, purchased by
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Marshals Service – Weapons, choice of
Gustafson, Leonard
- See
  - Tributes
Gymnastics
- Taiso Gymnastics, Saskatoon, Canada Winter Games
  - See
    - Athletes – Saskatchewan athletes, successes
Gyms
- See
  - Physical fitness centres