Hansard Subject Index - 29th Legislature

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Laboratories
- See
  - Medical laboratories
  - Roy Romanow Provincial Laboratory
Labour force
- See also
  - Labour legislation
  - Labour market
- COVID-19, economic recovery
  - See
    - Skills training – Economic recovery work experience program
- COVID-19, impact on female workers
  - See
    - Early childhood education and child care – COVID-19 – Funding, federal, and support for workers
    - Women – COVID-19, impact on
- COVID-19, impact on tourism industry
  - See
    - Tourism industry – COVID-19 travel restrictions, impact of
- COVID-19, worker displacement, U305–6
- COVID-19 fatalities, U309
  - Meili, 679
  - Merriman, 646
  - Moe, 679
  - Young, A., 646
- COVID-19 supports, E19, E28–29
  - See also
    - Labour force – Paid sick leave – And existing COVID-19 supports
- Development, inter-ministerial collaboration, U122–23
  - See also
    - Health care workers, recruitment and retention – Comprehensive strategy
- Fatalities
  - See also
    - Labour force – COVID-19 fatalities
    - Labour force – National Day of Mourning for workers killed or injured on the job, member's statement
  - Morgan, 3683–84, 3717
  - Sarauer, 3683, 3717
- Fatalities and injuries, U73, U312, U445
- Foreign workers
  - See
    - Foreign workers
- Gig and contract workers, inclusion in occupational health and safety standards, petition
  - See
    - Occupational health and safety – Standards, modernize to include contract and gig workers and provisions on mental health and sexual harassment, petition
- Government support, critique, Throne Speech response, 157, 2738
- Immigrants, attachment
  - See
    - Immigration – Labour force attachment
    - Refugees – Labour market attachment
- Injured workers, return-to-work
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board – Return to work program, improvements
- Low-income workers, U305–6
  - See also
    - Minimum wage – Earners, demographics
  - Saskatchewan employment incentive program
    - See
      - Saskatchewan employment incentive program
- May Day (May 1), member's statement
  - Beck, 700
  - Bowes, 2300–2301, 3749
- Mobility, and foreign credential assessments, improvements, E333, E401, E565–66
  - See also
    - International credential recognition grant
    - Labour Mobility and Fair Registration Practices Office
  - Funding, E559, E563–64
    - Budget debate, 5116, 5198–99
  - Ministerial statement (Harrison, J.)
    - Harrison, J., 3167–68
    - Young, A., 3168
- National Day of Mourning for workers killed or injured on the job, member's statement
  - Beck, 675
  - Bowes, 677, 2273, 2277
  - McMorris, 5493
  - Morgan, 675, 2273, 3723
  - Sarauer, 3723, 3726–27, 5493
- Operational stress and post-traumatic stress injuries, support initiative, member's statement
  - Sarauer, 4650
- Paid leave, victims of domestic violence, N22–23, U461–62
- Paid sick leave, U462
  - Budget debate, 275, 285, 286, 287, 317, 343, 403, 2030
  - And existing COVID-19 supports, 843–44, U75–77, U302–3
    - See also
      - COVID-19, financial supports – Self-isolation support program
    - Bowes, 582–83, 647, 665–66, 775–76, 801, 1162–63
    - Harpauer, 775
    - Meili, 679–80, 682–83, 692
    - Moe, 683, 692–93
    - Morgan, 582–83, 647, 665–66, 679–80, 801–2, 1162–63
    - Reiter, 776
  - Federal legislation, development, U303–4
  - And government supports
    - Bowes, 2376–77, 2449–50
    - Harrison, J., 2376
    - Morgan, 2376–77, 2449–50
  - Legislation, implement, petition
    - See also
      - Labour legislation – Improvements for workers, petition
    - Bowes, 1324, 1889, 1976, 2316, 2351, 2370, 2434, 2445, 2826, 2936, 3102
    - Ritchie, 4745
  - Throne Speech response, 95, 157, 2754
- Paid vaccination leave policy, expansion to include child vaccination
  - Beck, 1417, 1446–47
  - Duncan, 1417, 1446–47
  - Merriman, 2423–24
  - Morgan, 1447
  - Mowat, 2423–24
- Right to refuse unsafe work, U312–13
- Saskatchewan labour market strategy, E537, E540, E559–60, E566, E567–68
  - See also
    - Capital investment – Attraction strategy
  - Ministerial statement (Harrison, J.)
    - Harrison, J., 4959–60
    - Young, A., 4960
  - Throne Speech, 4370–71
  - Throne Speech response, 4396, 4427, 4435, 4471, 4479, 4491, 4494, 4542, 4565
- Saskatoon and District Labour Council, Labour Community Service Awards, recipient, member's statement
  - Sarauer, 3776
- Skilled, need for
  - See also
  - Budget debate, 298, 1997, 3481, 5221
  - Throne Speech response, 980, 2731–32, 4446–47, 4503
- Skills development
  - See
    - Skills training
- Technology industry, development
  - See
    - Technology industries – Ecosystem program
- Under-represented groups, training and development, E395–96, E399–400, E560, E563
  - See also
    - Labour force – Saskatchewan labour market strategy
  - Budget debate, 5282
  - Funding, E26–27, E153–54, E155, E333, E559
- Wage theft, U454–55
- Women, inequalities
  - See
- Workforce development, E27
  - Funding, E19
  - Funding, budget debate, 272, 319, 350, 389, 408, 1884, 1897, 1945, 1968, 1996, 2005, 2053, 5115
  - Funding, federal agreements
    - See
      - Skills training – Federal funding agreements
  - And labour market responsiveness, E26–27, U122
- Workplace standards and legislation
  - See
    - Workplaces – Standards and legislation, compliance and enforcement
- Young worker readiness training, U73, U297
Labour legislation
- See also
  - Occupational health and safety
- COVID-19, temporary layoff provisions, U74–75, U300, U306
- Employment insurance, extension, provincial amendments, U80–81
- Employment standards
  - Complaints, U454–55, U688
  - Compliance and enforcement
    - See
      - Workplaces – Standards and legislation, compliance and enforcement
  - Funding, U73
  - Level-playing field
    - See
      - Workplaces – Level-playing field, definition
- Federally regulated industries
  - See
    - Railways – Canadian Pacific Railway, labour dispute – Back-to-work legislation, implement, and designate as essential service, petition
- Harassment in the workplace
  - Covered workers, expansion, U84, U298, U306–7, U693
    - Outcomes
      - See
        Workplaces – Harassment – Expanded provisions, impact on claims
    - Throne Speech, 880
    - Throne Speech response, 980, 999
- Improvements for workers, petition
  - Ritchie, 4649
  - Sarauer, 4382, 4408, 4461, 4523, 4553–54, 4577, 4589–90, 4607, 4626–27, 4671, 4688, 4712, 4729, 4745, 4769, 4794, 4848–49, 4874–75, 4898–99, 4936, 4952, 4984–85, 5149–50, 5213, 5271, 5302, 5357, 5369, 5472, 5484, 5532, 5724–25
  - Teed, 5541–42, 5623–24
- Modified work arrangements, U85
- Paid leaves
  - See
    - Labour force – Paid leave
- Pay equity
  - See
    - Pay equity – Legislation
- Poppies, freedom to wear in the workplace
  - See
    - Workplaces – Poppies, freedom to wear, legislation
- Review process, U454
  - See also
    - Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry – Legislation, review
- Saskatchewan Employment Act
  - Employment standards [Part II], review, U446, U683, U684–85
  - Occupational Health and Safety [Part III], regulations, review, U83, U297–98, U683, U685
  - Review process, U83, U691–92
- Supervisory employees, collective bargaining, provisions
  - See
    - Public service – Staff – Supervisory, collective bargaining, provisions
- Truck drivers, mandatory training
  - See
    - Trucking industry – Drivers, mandatory training
- Worker protections, historical provincial contributions, Throne Speech response, 2674
- Workplace inspections, standardized
  - See
    - Workplaces – Inspections, standardized procedures, development
Labour market
- Development
  - See
    - Skills training
  - Regional colleges, role of
    - See
      - Regional colleges – Labour market development and programming responsiveness to local needs
  - Responsiveness
    - See
      - Labour force – Workforce development – And labour market responsiveness
      - Post-secondary education – Labour market responsiveness
- Economic growth and need for more workers, Throne Speech response, 1011, 2633, 2642, 2666, 2667, 2706
- Mobility, and foreign credential assessments, improvements
  - See also
    - Immigration – Newcomer retention – And labour force attachment
  - Legislation, introduction of, E157, E166–67
- Shortages, E539, E541–42
  - See also
  - Budget debate, 3454, 3461, 3493
  - Government plan
    - See
      - Labour force – Saskatchewan labour market strategy
  - Inflation, impact on
    - See
      - COVID-19 – Inflation, impact on
  - Planning and outreach, E402–3, E561–62
  - Throne Speech response, 2678, 2686, 4391, 4432, 4455
Labour Mobility and Fair Registration Practices Act (No. 81)
- First reading
  - Harrison, J., 2121
- Second reading
  - Conway, 2235
  - Harrison, J., 2161–62
  - Love, 2252–53
  - Mowat, 2182
  - Nippi-Albright, 2360–61
  - Ritchie, 2308–9
  - Sarauer, 2162
  - Vermette, 2268–69
  - Wotherspoon, 2197–98
  - Young, A., 2406
- Referred to Economy Committee
  - Harrison, J., 2406–7
- Committee discussion
  - Harrison, J., E280–88
  - Young, A., E281–88
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Steele), E288
- Report without amendment
  - Young, C., 2426
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Harrison, J., 2426
- Third reading
  - Harrison, J., 2426
- Royal Assent, 2517
Labour Mobility and Fair Registration Practices Office 2326
- Creation and purpose, E154
- Funding, E394, E563
- Legislation, development, E400–401
- Navigation and pathfinding services, E401
- Staff, E396
Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry
- Deputy Minister Karen Aulie
  - See
    - Tributes
- Employment standards branch, U454, U455–56, U684–85
  - Foreign workers recruitment and protection
    - See
      - Foreign workers – Recruitment and protection, consolidation under Immigration and Career Training Ministry
  - Funding and caseload, U299–300
    - See also
      - Labour legislation – Employment standards
- Enforcement activities, summary offence ticketing, P490–92
- Estimates
  - See
    - Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry, Estimates
- Funding, U297, U445, U683
- Inflation, accounting for, U300, U686
- Legislation, review, U446
  - See also
    - Labour legislation – Saskatchewan Employment Act
    - Workers' compensation – Legislative review
  - Funding, U447
- Occupational health and safety branch, U448–49
  - See also
    - Occupational health and safety
  - Cultural renewal, U687
- Program funding, U85
- Project delivery and real estate services, funding, U447
- Prosecutor, occupational health and safety cases, transfer to Justice Ministry
  - See
    - Justice, administration – Prosecutors – Occupational health and safety cases
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
- Staff, U447, U686
  - Administrative, U298
  - Compensation, U448
  - Compensation, out-of-scope, U300
  - Numbers, C206
  - Vacancies, U447–48
- Workplace complaints, tracking, U452
Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry, Estimates
- (2021-22), main, U72–86, U127
  - Beck, U73–86
  - Bowes, U81
  - Cheveldayoff, U73
  - Morgan, U72–86
- (2022-23), main, U297–313, U336
  - Bowes, U298–313
  - Morgan, U297–312
- (2023-24), main, U445–64, U550–51
  - Morgan, U445–46, U448–56, U458–64
  - Sarauer, U446–64
- (2024-25), main, U683–95
  - McMorris, U683–86, U688–93
  - Sarauer, U684–94
Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2020) v.1, ch.19, P490–92
  - Sarauer, P491–92
Labour Relations Board
- See
  - Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board
Labour unions
- Canadian Labour Congress, NDP leader attendance at, 5569–70
  - See also
    - Fuel tax – Suspension, temporary – And NDP leader attendance at Canadian Labour Congress meetings, Ottawa
- Canadian Pacific Railway, Teamsters union
  - See
    - Railways – Canadian Pacific Railway, labour dispute
- Canadian Union of Public Employees
  - See
    - Public service – Collective bargaining
- Health care worker unions, research requirement for private service delivery
  - See
    - Health facilities – Private clinics, proof of cost savings, union requirement
- Saskatchewan Government and General Employees' Union
  - See
    - Public service – Collective bargaining
- Saskatchewan Teachers Federation
  - See
    - Teachers, collective bargaining agreement
- Saskatoon and District Labour Council
  - See
    - Labour force – Saskatoon and District Labour Council, Labour Community Service Awards, recipient, member's statement
- United Steelworker's Union, president Tom Conway
  - See
    - Tributes
Lacrosse
- Saskatchewan Rush Pride night, member's statement
  - Teed, 3201–2
- Shattler, Jeff, recognition of accomplishments and contributions, member's statement
  - Jenson, 1377–78
Lagoons
- See
  - Waste management – Lagoons
Lake basins
- See
  - Watersheds
Lakeland College
- Funding, U117
- Information technology, enterprise resource planning and student information system
  - See
    - Regional colleges – Information technology, enterprise resource planning and student information system
Lakes
- See also
  - Bodies of water
- Grant Devine Lake
  - See
    - Dams – Grant Devine spillway modification project
- Lac la Ronge Lake, overflow concerns, E217–18
- Lac Pelletier, world record for longest line of water inflatables
  - See
    - Parks, regional – Lac Pelletier Regional Park, Guinness world record
- Lake Diefenbaker
  - See
    - Reservoirs
- Little Manitou Lake, algae blooms, E323–25
- Maxwell Lakes
  - See
    - Geographic Names Program
- Pasqua Lake, algae blooms, E98–99
- Qu'Appelle lakes, algae blooms, Throne Speech response, 4436
- Wascana Lake, shoreline management and restoration, N718
Land drainage
- See
  - Drainage
Land Titles Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 57)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 1213
- Second reading
  - Beck, 1512–13
  - Bowes, 1671–72
  - Conway, 1463
  - Love, 1314–15
  - Nippi-Albright, 1762–63
  - Ritchie, 1703–4
  - Sarauer, 1270, 1777
  - Vermette, 1432
  - Wotherspoon, 1401
  - Wyant, 1269–70
  - Young, A., 1545
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 1777
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N170–71
  - Wyant, N170
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.)
    - McLeod, T., N171
- Report without amendment
  - Docherty, 1821
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 1821
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 1821
- Royal Assent, 2517
Landfills (garbage)
- See
  - Refuse and refuse disposal – Landfills
Landlord and tenant
- See also
  - Housing, rental
- Leases
  - See
    - Leases
- Residential Tenancies Office
  - See
    - Office of Residential Tenancies
Landmarks and geographical features
- Provincial naming policy, buildings and landmarks
  - See
    - Parks, urban – Wakamow Valley, Moose Jaw – Lorne Calvert Campground and Lorne Calvert Loop, provincial naming policy, ministerial statement (Moe)
Landownership
- See
  - Farm land – Ownership, foreign
Langford, John (Jack) Fenton
- See
  - Condolence motions
Languages
- American Sign Language, curriculum development
  - See
    - Curriculum – Signed languages, development, consultation
- Cree, preservation and education
  - See
    - Teacher education – Indigenous language teacher education programs
  - Solomon Ratt
    - See
      - Honours and awards – Saskatchewan Order of Merit
- Dene
  - See
    - Education – Dene immersion program at Clearwater River Dene Nation
    - Teacher education – Dene teacher education program
- English as an additional language
  - Adult learners, programming needs, assessment, P469–70, P471
  - Adult learners, responsibility for costs
    - See
      - Immigration – English language programming, responsibility for costs, federal and provincial
  - Enrolment numbers
    - See
      - Students – English as an additional language, enrolment numbers
  - Kindergarten to grade 8 programs, analysis, P134, P538–39
- German Language School Saskatoon
  - See
    - Entrepreneurs – Angele, Leslie, business owner and community leader, recognition
- Indigenous languages
  - Curriculum
    - See
      - Curriculum – Indigenous languages, expanded offerings
  - Library collections
    - See
      - Provincial library – Multilingual and Indigenous language collections, refresh
  - Preservation and revitalization
    - See
      - Teacher education – Indigenous language teacher education programs
  - Scholarships
    - See
      - Scholarships and bursaries – Indigenous languages, funding
- International Mother Language Day
  - See
    - Culture and multiculturalism – Bangladeshi Community Association, International Mother Language Day, member's statement
- Michif
  - See
    - Early childhood education and child care – Michif early learning pilot project
- Nakota, high school classes
  - See
    - Curriculum – Nakota language classes
- Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism
  - See
    - Culture and multiculturalism – Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism
Lanthanides
- See
  - Critical minerals and rare earth elements
Late blight
- See
  - Crops – Potatoes, diseases, surveillance activities
Law enforcement
- See
Law Society of Saskatchewan
- Paralegal program, N80
Lawyers
- Crown counsel compensation, N495
- Johnson, Harold
  - See
    - Tributes
- Laosebikan, Foluke, designation of Queen's Counsel, member's statement
  - Goudy, 862
- Law students, University of Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Legal services – Community Legal Assistance Services for Saskatoon Inner City
- McKercher, Donald Stewart, Q.C.
  - See
    - Tributes
- Ozirny, Merv, Nation Builders Award, member's statement
  - Kaeding, 2807
- Queen's Counsel designation, new appointments, member's statement
  - McLeod, T., 1857
- Rural areas
  - See also
    - University of Saskatchewan – College of Law, clinical legal education
  - Throne Speech response, 4534
- Sexual assault, legal development support
  - See
    - Sexual assault – Vicitims' legal services, training
LD (disease)
- See
  - Pests – Blacklegged ticks, monitoring
Leafcutting Beekeepers Registration Repeal Act (No. 96)
- First reading
  - Marit, 2793
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 2865–66
  - Conway, 2813
  - Marit, 2813
  - Sarauer, 2888
  - Vermette, 2904
  - Wotherspoon, 2946
- Referred to Economy Committee
  - Harrison, J., 2946
- Committee discussion
  - Marit, E305
  - Wotherspoon, E305–6
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Francis)
    - Francis, E306
- Report without amendment
  - Young, C., 3253
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Marit, 3253
- Third reading
  - Marit, 3253
- Royal Assent, 3589
Leap year
- Budget, impact on
  - See
    - Health care, funding – Leap year, impact on budgeting
Leases
- Breaking, legislation to protect victims of sexual assault
  - Throne Speech, 10
  - Throne Speech response, 67, 114, 140, 193
- On Crown land
  - See
    - Crown land
- Life leases
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Life lease units
Legal Aid Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 46)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 1122
- Second reading
  - Beck, 1586–88
  - Bowes, 1504–5
  - Conway, 1424–26
  - Love, 1396
  - Meili, 1666–67
  - Mowat, 1176–77
  - Nippi-Albright, 1309
  - Ritchie, 1280–81
  - Sarauer, 1143–44, 1696
  - Vermette, 1537–38
  - Wotherspoon, 1198
  - Wyant, 1143
  - Young, A., 1450–52
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 1696
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N164
  - Wyant, N163–64
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.), N164
- Report without amendment
  - Docherty, 1725
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 1725
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 1725
- Royal Assent, 2517
Legal Aid Commission
- See
  - Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission
Legal services
- Community Legal Assistance Services for Saskatoon Inner City, N657–59
  - Funding, N231–32, N501–2
  - Recognition, member's statement
    - Sarauer, 2418–19
Legislation Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 41)
- First reading
  - Harrison, J., 1068
- Second reading
  - Beck, 1130–31
  - Conway, 1277
  - Love, 1148–49
  - Mowat, 1393
  - Nippi-Albright, 1172–73
  - Sarauer, 1108
  - Vermette, 1421
  - Wotherspoon, 1306
  - Wyant, 1108
  - Young, A., 1193–94
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 1421
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N162
  - Wyant, N162
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Lambert), N162
- Report without amendment
  - Docherty, 1724
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 1724
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 1725
- Royal Assent, 2517
Legislative Assembly
- Acknowledgments, end of session
  - Beck, 5776–78
  - Harrison, J., 867–68, 869, 2553, 3967
  - Moe, 5769–76
  - Mowat, 868–69, 2553–54
  - Sarauer, 3968–69
  - Speaker, 869–70, 2554–55, 3969, 5779
  - Wilson, 5778–79
- Acknowledgments and Christmas greetings
  - Carr, 3197, 4946
  - Harrison, J., 256–57, 1613
  - Mowat, 257–58, 1613–15
  - Sarauer, 3197–98, 4946
  - Speaker, 258–59, 1615, 3198, 4946–47
- Adjournment
  - See
    - Legislative Assembly, adjournment
- Clerk, Greg Putz, retirement
  - Speaker, 2880
- Clerk, Greg Putz, retirement, recognition, moved (Harpauer)
  - Beck, 3171
  - Harpauer, 3170
  - Harrison, J., 3171
  - Sarauer, 3171–72
  - Speaker, 3172
- Clerk, Iris Lang, first sitting day
  - Speaker, 3199
- Clerk at the Table, new
  - Speaker, 2573
- Clerk at the Table, professional development participant
  - Speaker, 2657
- Clerk designate, Iris Lang, appointment, moved (Harrison, J.)
  - Harrison, J., 2880
- Estimates, supplementary, withdraw from respective standing committees and committed to the Committee of Finance, moved (Harrison, J.)
  - Harrison, J., 224
- Moment of silence
  - Death of Prince Philip
    - Speaker, 335
  - Death of Queen Elizabeth II
    - Throne Speech, 2561
  - Hildebrand, Joseph, killed in action in the Ukraine war, 2806
  - National Day of Mourning for workers killed or injured on the job, 675, 2273, 3723, 5493
  - Police officers killed in the line of duty, 3910
- Pages, introduction
  - Speaker, 884, 2571, 3981, 4013, 4377, 4405
- Parliamentary tradition, importance of, budget debate, 2078–79, 2080
- Pipe ceremony to honour legislative session
  - See
    - Rites and ceremonies – Pipe ceremony to honour legislative session
- Prorogation
  - See
    - Lieutenant Governor – Prorogation speech
- Religious and cultural diversity, expansion of representation under former Speaker, Throne Speech response, 115, 213
- Rules and Procedures of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
  - See
    - House Services Committee – Rules and Procedures of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
- Safety protocols, visitors in the galleries, budget debate, 406–7
- Safety protocols
  - See also
    - House Services Committee – Reports – Fifth, moved (Mowat) for concurrence
    - Legislative Assembly members – Mask use and safety protocols
  - Meili, 265, 726
  - Moe, 265–66, 726
- Saskatchewan legislative internship program
  - See
    - Saskatchewan legislative internship program
- Sergeant-at-Arms, deputy, new
  - Speaker, 2765, 3285
- Sergeant-at-Arms, new
  - Speaker, 1617, 3199
- Sessional orders
  - See
    - Sessional orders
- Sitting days
  - See
    - Legislative Assembly, sitting days
- Speaker not present to open today's sitting, 3603, 3617, 3631, 3653
- Staff, treaty education
  - See
    - Treaties, Indigenous – Treaty education – Legislative Assembly members, staff, and public servants
Legislative Assembly, adjournment
- (December 10, 2020), until the call of the Speaker, moved (Harrison, J.)
  - Harrison, J., 22
- (May 14, 2021), until 10 a.m. on October 27, 2021, moved (Harrison, J.)
  - Harrison, J., 869, 870
- (December 9, 2021), until 1:30 p.m. on March 7, 2022, moved (Harrison, J.)
  - Harrison, J., 1615
- Death of member for Regina Walsh Acres [Meyers], moved (Harpauer)
  - Harpauer, 3497
- (May 19, 2022), until 10 a.m. on October 26, 2022, moved (Harrison, J.)
  - Harrison, J., 2555
- (December 7, 2022), until 1:30 p.m. on March 6, 2023, moved (Carr)
  - Carr, 3198
- (May 18, 2023), until 10 a.m. on October 25, 2023, moved (Harrison, J.)
  - Harrison, J., 3969
- (October 20, 2023), until 10 a.m. on October 25, 2023, moved (Harrison, J.)
  - Harrison, J., 4365
- (May 16, 2024), until the call of the Speaker, moved (Harrison, J.)
  - Harrison, J., 5779
Legislative Assembly, sitting days
- Easter week, April 6 to 8, 2021, ordinary time of sitting shall apply, moved (Harrison, J.)
  - Harrison, J., H7
  - Mowat, H7
- Modification of
  - See
    - Sessional orders
- Remembrance day, adjourn November 9th, 2023 until November 14, 2023, and final day of sitting moved to December 7, 2023, moved (Harrison, J.)
  - Harrison, J., H29–30
- Saturday (April 10, 2021), member's statement
  - Wilson, 365–66
- Third session, recall of legislature
  - See
    - Education policy – Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students – Recall of legislature and government priorities
Legislative Assembly Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 70)
- First reading
  - Tell, 1301
- Second reading
  - Beck, 1756–59
  - Bowes, 1698–1700
  - Conway, 2093–95
  - Love, 1559–69
  - Meili, 1780–84
  - Mowat, 2109–10
  - Nippi-Albright, 1802
  - Ritchie, 1550–54, 1555–59
  - Sarauer, 1386–88
  - Tell, 1385
  - Vermette, 1866–68
  - Wilson, 1521–22
  - Wotherspoon, 1678–81
  - Young, A., 1847–51
  - Amendment
    - Beck, 2358–59
    - Bowes, 2306–7
    - Conway, 2250–51
    - Love, 2179–80
    - Mowat, 2127
    - Ritchie, 2195–96
    - Sarauer, 2124–27
    - Wilson, 2266–67
    - Wotherspoon, 2163–64
    - Young, A., 2231–33
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 2360
- Committee discussion
  - Domotor, N352–53, N358–59, N362, N364
  - Goudy, N356, N359, N363
  - Keisig, N352, N358, N361–62
  - McLeod, T., N357, N359–60, N363
  - Mowat, N335, N337–39, N367
  - Ottenbreit, N339, N353, N355–56, N360, N364
  - Sarauer, N304–23, N327–35, N339–42, N346–52, N356, N358–59, N364
  - Tell, N303–4, N307–14, N316–19, N321–23, N327–51, N355–59, N361–63
  - Wilson, N312–13, N335–37
  - Young, A., N342–46
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Lambert), N367
- Suspend bill process and consider in Committee of the Whole, moved (Sarauer)
  - Sarauer, 2516
- Report without amendment
  - Docherty, 2516
- Third reading
  - Tell, 2516
- Royal Assent, 2517
- Stop passage, petition
  - See
    - Legislative Building, Regina – Security legislation – Stop passage, petition
Legislative Assembly members
- Accessibility for parents of young children, Throne Speech response, 1003
- Additional [2016], cost of, budget debate, 3451, 5158
- Apologies
  - See
    - Legislative Assembly members, statements of apology
- Cabinet ministers
  - See
    - Cabinet ministers
- Compensation, indexation and affordability for Saskatchewan people
  - See also
    - Public service – Collective bargaining – Legislative Assembly members, cost of living provisions, comparison
  - Morgan, 3271
  - Wilson, 3270–71
- Conflict of interest
  - See
    - Government procurement – Contracts with Legislative Assembly members, conflict of interest
  - Accountability and transparency, pass legislation to improve
    - See
      - Government – Accountability and transparency, pass legislation to improve, moved (Conway)
- Death, member for Regina Walsh Acres [Meyers], 3497
  - See also
    - Condolence motions
    - Legislative Assembly members – Statement of condolence, Derek Meyers, member for Regina Walsh Acres (died March 28, 2023)
  - Throne Speech response, 4389, 4404, 4437, 4508, 4542, 4547
- Decorum, 827
  - Budget debate, 354, 378, 416, 1967, 2055–56, 3424, 5168, 5191, 5283
  - And bullying, Throne Speech response, 2735–36
  - During member's statement, member's statement
    - Nippi-Albright, 2910
  - Throne Speech response, 57, 78, 160, 200, 202, 981, 2607, 4544
  - And unparliamentary language, budget debate, 3460–61
- Diversity and representative democracy, Throne Speech response, 201
- Elected in by-elections
  - Athabasca [Lemaigre]
    - See also
      - Elections – By-election, Athabasca constituency, voter turnout
    - Budget debate, 1905, 1930, 1936, 1960, 1987, 5169
    - Introduction, 1619
    - Member's statement
      - Lemaigre, 1623
    - And northern representation in government
      - See also
        Government – Northern representation
      - Budget debate, 1904–5, 1907, 1911, 1945, 1950, 1958, 2011, 2031, 2057, 2063
  - Lumsden-Morse [McLeod, B.]
    - Introduction, 3971
    - Throne Speech response, 4389, 4428, 4431, 4452, 4455, 4481, 4508, 4533, 4539
  - Regina Coronation Park [Burki]
    - Introduction, 3971
    - Throne Speech response, 4452, 4455, 4481, 4539, 4563
  - Regina Walsh Acres [Clarke]
    - Introduction, 3972
    - Throne Speech response, 4452, 4455, 4481, 4539, 4563
  - Saskatoon Meewasin [Teed], C299
    - Introduction, 2557
    - Member's statement
      - Teed, 2574
    - Throne Speech response, 2652, 2655, 2670, 2685, 2734, 4563
  - Throne Speech response, 4389, 4428, 4431, 4508, 4542, 4549
- Engagement and outreach
  - See
    - Constituencies – Saskatoon Centre, recognition and appreciation for constituents, member's statement
    - Politicians – And community outreach, importance
  - NDP
    - See
      - New Democratic Party, Saskatchewan – Engagement and outreach
  - Sask Party
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Party – Business outreach during COVID-19
      - Saskatchewan Party – Engagement and outreach
- Former members of the 29th legislature, recognition
  - Athabasca [Belanger], Throne Speech response, 959, 1069, 1094–95, 1103
  - Lumsden-Morse [Stewart]
    - Budget debate, 3424, 3434, 3458, 3460, 3475, 3483, 3488–89, 3492, 5144
    - Throne Speech response, 4392, 4401, 4517, 4542
  - Regina Coronation Park [Docherty]
    - Budget debate, 3457–58, 3475, 3483, 3488, 3492
    - Throne Speech response, 4428, 4549
  - Saskatoon Meewasin [Meili]
    - See
      - New Democratic Party, Saskatchewan – Leader, former, Ryan Meili
- Gantefor, Rod, recognition of contributions, budget debate, 3470
- Hamilton, Doreen
  - See
    - Tributes
- Indigenous members, discriminatory treatment
  - See
    - Discrimination and racism – Indigenous MLAs
- Legislative secretaries
  - See
    - Cabinet ministers – Legislative secretaries
- Maiden speeches
  - See
    - Maiden speeches
- Mask use and safety protocols
  - See
    - House Services Committee – Reports – Fifth, moved (Mowat) for concurrence
    - Legislative Assembly – Safety protocols
  - Budget debate, 284, 296, 316, 325–26, 327, 355, 379, 390, 415–16
  - Staying in Regina for duration of session, budget debate, 286, 304, 314, 323, 325, 328, 354, 356, 383, 390, 409, 412, 418
- Maxwell, Colin
  - See
    - Geographic Names Program
- Moose Jaw Wakamow [Lawrence], wishes for a speedy recovery, Throne Speech response, 4452, 4480
- Motivation
  - Budget debate, 301, 351–52, 378–79, 1929, 1936, 1967, 2051, 2055, 2057, 2078–79, 2080, 5143, 5145, 5146, 5181, 5186, 5190, 5191–92, 5225, 5245–46, 5253, 5281, 5286
  - Throne Speech response, 57–58, 63, 93, 132–33, 203, 2733, 4392, 4393, 4398, 4478, 4500, 4501, 4504, 4507–8, 4513, 4543, 4564, 4565
- Regina Coronation Park [Docherty], recognition of contributions to diversity, Throne Speech response, 115, 186–87, 213
- Regina Walsh Acres [Meyers]
  - See also
    - Legislative Assembly members – Death, member for Regina Walsh Acres [Meyers]
    - Legislative Assembly members – Statement of condolence, Derek Meyers, member for Regina Walsh Acres (died March 28, 2023)
  - Budget debate, 3424, 3434, 3448, 3455–56, 3460, 3473, 3475, 3477, 3480, 3483, 3489, 3492, 3526, 5144, 5195
- Resignation
  - Lumsden-Morse, member's statement
    - Stewart, 3199
  - Saskatoon Meewasin [Meili]
    - See
      - Official opposition – Leader Ryan Meili, expression of thanks on his resignation from politics, moved (Beck)
- Retirements, upcoming
  - Canora-Pelly [Dennis], budget debate, 5233
  - Carrot River Valley [Bradshaw], budget debate, 5145–46
  - Cumberland [Vermette]
    - Appreciation for constituents, member's statement
      - Vermette, 5680–81
    - Budget debate, 5190
    - Throne Speech response, 4512
  - Humboldt-Watrous, budget debate, 5318–19
  - Indian Head-Milestone [McMorris], budget debate, 5166
  - Kindersley [Francis]
    - Budget debate, 5242–43
    - Throne Speech response, 4543
  - Saskatoon Southeast [Morgan], Throne Speech response, 4389
  - Weyburn-Big Muddy [Duncan], budget debate, 5187
  - Yorkton [Ottenbreit]
    - Budget debate, 5293
    - Throne Speech response, 4437, 4439
- Retiring members, appreciation
  - See also
    - New Democratic Party, Saskatchewan – Retiring members, farewell
    - Saskatchewan Party – Retiring members, farewell
  - Moved (Moe)
    - Bradshaw, 5739–40
    - Duncan, 5746–50
    - Francis, 5707–11
    - Friesen, 5701–3
    - Grewal, 5703–4
    - Harpauer, 5750–53
    - Kirsch, 5738–39
    - McMorris, 5753–58
    - Moe, 5701
    - Morgan, 5713–16
    - Nerlien, 5711–13
    - Ottenbreit, 5741–46
    - Skoropad, 5704–7
    - Wyant, 5735–38
- Role and responsibilities
  - See
    - Government – Role of
    - Official opposition – Role of
- Saskatoon Centre [Nippi-Albright]
  - Eagle feather, significance, Throne Speech response, 2691
  - Indigenous populations, representation of, budget debate, 5157
- Schriemer, Joceline
  - See
    - Tributes – Hamilton, Doreen, and Joceline Schriemer, former Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly members, member's statement
- Statement, correction to the record
  - Conway, 636
- Statement of condolence, Derek Meyers, member for Regina Walsh Acres (died March 28, 2023)
  - Beck, 3500–3501
  - Buckingham, 3503
  - Cockrill, 3503–4
  - Conway, 3506–7
  - Domotor, 3504
  - Duncan, 3504–5
  - Friesen, 3505
  - Goudy, 3506
  - Grewal, 3505–6
  - Harpauer, 3501
  - Harrison, D., 3507
  - Hindley, 3507–8
  - Jenson, 3508
  - Kaeding, 3508–9
  - Keisig, 3509
  - Lemaigre, 3509–10
  - Makowsky, 3510
  - McLeod, T., 3510–11
  - McMorris, 3511
  - Merriman, 3511–12
  - Moe, 3499–3500
  - Morgan, 3512
  - Nerlien, 3512
  - Ottenbreit, 3512–13
  - Ross, A., 3514
  - Ross, L., 3502
  - Sarauer, 3502–3
  - Skoropad, 3513–14
  - Wilson, 3506
  - Wotherspoon, 3501–2
- Statement of condolence, Derek Meyers, member for Regina Walsh Acres (died March 28, 2023), transmittal, moved (Moe)
  - Moe, 3514–15
- Thatcher, Colin
  - See
    - Domestic violence – Colin Thatcher, invitation to Throne Speech
- Thorson, Kim
  - See
    - Birthdays
- Treaty education
  - See
    - Treaties, Indigenous – Treaty education – Legislative Assembly members, staff, and public servants
- Wheelchair challenge
  - See
    - Persons with disabilities – Accessibility – Wheelchair challenge, First Steps Wellness Centre, member's statement
- Women
  - Official opposition, gender parity, Throne Speech response, 80, 92, 155, 171, 202, 204, 214
  - Sask Party, budget debate, 324–25, 404
Legislative Assembly members, statements of apology
- Refusal, and naming by the Speaker
  - See
    - Naming of a member
- Regarding a question before the Assembly
  - Young, A., 2083
- Regarding arrest, member's statement
  - Domotor, 4949
- Regarding Colin Thatcher's invitation to the Throne Speech
  - Member's statement
    - Moe, 2597
  - Throne Speech response, 2619–20, 2676, 2701, 2737–38
Legislative Assembly Service
- Estimates
  - (2021-22), main, H12
  - (2022-23), main, H14
  - (2023-24), main, H26
  - (2024-25), main, H33–34
- Hansard anniversary, Throne Speech response, 2751
- Hansard production supervisor Cheryl Behrns, retirement, and departure of procedural clerk Stacey Ursulescu, member's statement
  - Cheveldayoff, 861
- Security team
  - See
    - Legislative Building, Regina – Security, provision of
- Staff, appreciation for assistance after an accident
  - See
    - Legislative Building, Regina – Staff, appreciation for assistance after an accident, member's statement
Legislative Building, Regina
- Asbestos abatement obligations, C382
- Chief Piapot Cultural Learning Grounds, designate west lawn, petition
  - Nippi-Albright, 1086, 1206, 1235, 1351, 1839, 1915, 2067, 2084, 2131
- Colonial legacy, Throne Speech response, 2682
- Demonstration, education, and cultural exchange, designation of west lawn, N189
  - See also
    - Provincial Capital Commission – Master plan, review – Indigenous cultural space, designation of
- Flag policy, Throne Speech response, 4533
- Gun, allegedly carried by member for Meadow Lake [Harrison, J.]
  - 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
- Legislative district security unit, N514
  - Funding, N251, N506, N689
    - And salaries, N690
  - Policies, development, N514–15
  - Recognition, member's statement
    - Ottenbreit, 4731
  - And Sergeant-at-Arms staff, N251
  - Training requirements, N251
- Operations and maintenance costs, C382
- Security, provision of
  - Harrison, J., 2439–40
  - Meili, 1329–30, 1414
  - Moe, 1414–15
  - Mowat, 1381–82
  - Sarauer, 1330–31, 1353–55, 1417, 1444–45, 1474–75, 1580–81, 1662–63, 1799–1800, 1878–79, 1922, 2104–5, 2121, 2400–2401, 2436–40
  - Tell, 1330–32, 1353–55, 1381–82, 1417–18, 1444–45, 1474–75, 1580–81, 1662–63, 1799–1800, 1878–79, 2104–5, 2121, 2400–2401, 2436–40
  - Wyant, 1922
- Security legislation
  - See also
    - House Services Committee – Rules and Procedures of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan – Changes to Rule 160, moved (Harrison, J.)
  - Implications for protests
    - Hindley, 2440
    - Sarauer, 1354–55, 2437
    - Tell, 1354–55, 2437
    - Vermette, 2440
  - Implications for surveillance operations
    - Harpauer, 2283
    - Moe, 2283–84
    - Wilson, 2283–84
  - Sergeant-at-Arms
    - Minister comments regarding
      - Merriman, 5769
      - Sarauer, 5768–69
    - Minister comments regarding, response to
      - See
        Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 4] – Personal comments – Personal attacks and character assassinations, letter from former Sergeant-at-Arms Terry Quinn
    - Severance and non-disclosure agreement, 2343
  - Stop passage, petition
    - Sarauer, 1688, 1716, 2298–99, 2397–98, 2417, 2433, 2444, 2470–71, 2492, 2506–7
    - Wotherspoon, 2242, 2350
- Staff, appreciation for assistance after an accident, member's statement
  - Nippi-Albright, 4746–47
- Visitors, political statements, policy development, N515
- Visitors to the galleries, new rules
  - Merriman, 4773–74
  - Sarauer, 4773
Legislative Building , Regina
- Cumberland Gallery
  - See
    - International Women's Day – Recognition – Art exhibit, member's statement
Legislators
- See
  - Politicians
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, transsexual, queer, questioning, or two-spirit plus
- See
  - Sexual orientation
  - Transgender people
LGBTQ2S+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, transsexual, queer, questioning, or two-spirit plus)
- See
  - Sexual orientation
  - Transgender people
Liberal Party, Canada
- See
  - Federal government, critique – Liberal Party of Canada and New Democratic Party of Canada agreement
Libraries
- See
  - Provincial Library
  - Public libraries
Lieutenant Governor
- Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain, Platinum Jubilee, presentation of commemorative pins
  - See
    - Royal family – Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain – Platinum Jubilee – Commemorative pins, presentation by Lieutenant Governor
- Heritage Awards
  - See
    - Honours and awards – Lieutenant Governor's Heritage Awards
- Mirasty, Russ, Indigenous heritage, Throne Speech response, 2588, 2590
- Molloy, W. Thomas
  - See
    - Condolence motions
- Outstanding Service to Rural Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Honours and awards – Lieutenant Governor's award for Outstanding Service to Rural Saskatchewan
- Post-Secondary Teaching Award
  - See
    - Post-secondary education – Post-Secondary Teaching Award, recipients, recognition, member's statement
- Prorogation speech, 871–72, 2557–58, 4367–68
- Speech from the Throne, 5–12, 873–83, 2561–69, 4369–76
Life Leases Act (No. 72)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 1333
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 1759–60
  - Love, 1522–23
  - Morgan, 1389
  - Mowat, 1682
  - Nippi-Albright, 1852
  - Ritchie, 1569–70
  - Sarauer, 1389–90, 1869
  - Vermette, 1784–85
  - Wotherspoon, 1700–1701
  - Young, A., 1803
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 1869
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N259–61
  - Wyant, N259–61
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.)
    - McLeod, T., N261
- Report without amendment
  - Docherty, 2209
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 2209
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 2209
- Royal Assent, 2517
Light, Don
- See
  - Tributes
Lights, feast of
- See
  - Hanukkah
LINK (leveraging immediate non-urgent knowledge)
- See
  - Mental health and addictions, services and treatments – Telephone support – LINK service
Lions clubs
- See
  - Service clubs
Liquor
- See
  - Alcohol
Liquor and Gaming Authority
- See
  - Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
Liquor stores
- Public, closure, 3858
  - Beck, 3163
  - Carr, 3163–64
  - Teed, 3163–64
  - Throne Speech, 2568
  - Throne Speech response, 2634
- Public, closure, and loss of quality jobs
  - Carr, 2579
  - Young, A., 2579
- Public, closure, and loss of quality jobs, budget debate, 3481
- Public, closure, and loss of quality jobs, Throne Speech response, 2594, 2606, 2609, 2619, 2620, 2621, 2684, 2701, 2709, 2738, 2753, 2754
- Public, closure, and loss of revenue, budget debate, 3451
- Public, closure, reverse decision, petition
  - Mowat, 3112–13
  - Sarauer, 3102
  - Teed, 2895, 2977, 3129, 3160, 3306
- Public, closure, The Battlefords building
  - See
    - Royal Canadian Mounted Police – The Battlefords, facility expansion
- Public, closure and position of member for Meewasin [Teed]
  - Throne Speech response, 2670, 2684
- Public, infrastructure requirements, Throne Speech response, 2621
- Saskatoon, Idylwyld Drive North location
  - See
    - Emergency housing – Complex needs shelter, Saskatoon
Literacy
- See also
  - Financial literacy
- 2024 Literacy Awards of Merit, recipients, member's statement
  - Lemaigre, 5761
- The Book Project in correctional centres
  - See
    - Correctional centres
- Prince Albert Literacy Network, Council of the Federation Literacy Award, recipient, member's statement
  - Ross, A., 4730–31
- Programs, U332
  - Funding, U45, U64–65, U189, U351–52, U579
    - See also
      - Public libraries – And literacy, funding
  - Location, U65
- Reading at grade level
  - Duncan, 3660, 4854–55
  - Wilson, 3659, 4854
- Reading at grade level, education sector strategic plan targets and assessment tools, P132
Lithium
- Battery-grade, development, Saskatchewan Research Council pilot plant, E474
- Exploratory activity, Throne Speech response, 2618
- Extraction and production, E125, E126, E476, E578
- Extraction and refining facility, Prairie Lithium, Emerald Park
  - Throne Speech, 876
  - Throne Speech response, 943, 944
- Incentive programs, addition to, ministerial statement (Reiter)
  - Reiter, 2774–75
  - Young, A., 2775
- Prairie Lithium Corporation and industry development, E220
  - Member's statement
    - Tell, 1183
- Production
  - Budget debate, 332
  - Throne Speech response, 111, 2587
Litter (Trash)
- Warman skateboard park, clean-up efforts of Grayson Griswald, member's statement
  - Jenson, 534–35
Livestock industry
- See also
  - Cattle industry
- Beekeeping
  - See
    - Beekeeping
- Carbon sequestration
  - See
    - Carbon sequestration – Livestock industry, recognition for
- Carbon tax, impact on
  - See
    - Carbon tax (Canada) – Agricultural operations, impact on
- Cash receipts, growth plan target, 3861, E3, E193
  - Budget debate, 3403
  - Throne Speech, 877
  - Throne Speech response, 53, 55, 66, 1081
- Cattleman of the Year award
  - See
    - Trade shows – Lloydminster Agricultural Exhibition
- Chronic wasting disease, game farms, response plan, P28
- Disease control and prevention, surveillance and response protocols, P28
- Drought, prolonged, supports, 5566, E301–2, E510, E512–13
  - See also
  - Location-based coverage, E461–62, E463
  - Stakeholder engagement, E511–12
  - Throne Speech response, 4498, 4516
- Drought of 2021, supports
  - See
- Electronic monitoring of herds
  - See
    - Agricultural technology – Smart Paddock, Australia, memorandum of understanding with SaskTel
- Feeding costs, supports, E510–11
  - Throne Speech, 4371
  - Throne Speech response, 4443, 4479, 4492–93, 4517
- Forage lands
  - See
    - Agriculture – Tame forage incentive
    - Crop insurance – Forage program
- Insurance
  - Cost-sharing, and impact on trade agreements, E361–62
  - Equity with other agricultural producers
    - See
      - Agriculture, programs – Business risk management programs – Livestock industry, equity for
  - Livestock price insurance program
    - See
      - Livestock industry – Livestock price insurance program
- Intensive livestock operations
  - Pre-1996 permits, compliance with current standards, P29
  - Waste, water protection controls, P29
- Livestock price insurance program, E360, E510, E515
  - Budget debate, 5135
- Pricing fairness
  - See
    - Groceries – Pricing investigation, agricultural initiatives, and carbon tax impact
    - Meat processing industry – Anticompetitive behaviour, investigation and support for local processors
- Slaughterhouses
  - See
    - Slaughterhouses
- Wildlife damage, mitigation efforts, E364
Livestock set aside program
- COVID-19, adjustments, E3
  - Throne Speech response, 53, 1052
Living Sky School Division No. 202
- Engaging grades 7 to 12 students
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – Living Sky School Division No. 202
Lloydminster Hospital
- Dialysis unit, anticipated completion, U280
- Renovations and upgrades, Throne Speech response, 977
- Upgrades, funding, Throne Speech response, 135
Lloydminster School Division No. 99
- Financial management
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – 2018-19 and 2019-20 annual integrated audits
Lobbying
- Accountability and transparency, pass legislation to improve
  - See
    - Government – Accountability and transparency, pass legislation to improve, moved (Conway)
- And government contracts
  - See
Lobbyists Transparency Amendment Act (No. 618)
- First reading
  - Conway, 5732
Local Government Election Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 105)
- First reading
  - Harrison, J., 2916
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 2973–74
  - Conway, 2945–46
  - Love, 3071
  - McMorris, 2944–45
  - Mowat, 3093–94
  - Nippi-Albright, 2993–94
  - Ritchie, 3255–56
  - Teed, 3233
  - Vermette, 3149–50
  - Wotherspoon, 3209–10
  - Young, A., 3179
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Carr, 3256
- Committee discussion
  - McMorris, N562–63, N565–66
  - Ritchie, N562–66
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Lambert), N566
- Report without amendment
  - Ritchie, 3733
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - McMorris, 3733
- Third reading
  - McMorris, 3733
- Royal Assent, 3941
Local history
- Lumsden district history and prehistory
  - See
    - Museums – Lumsden and District Historical Museum, recognition of Bill King, member's statement
- Museum collections
  - See
    - Museums – Western Development Museum
- Northwest Historical Society, historian Don Light
  - See
    - Tributes
- People's Architectural History of Saskatchewan by Joe Ralko, recommendation
  - See
    - Books
- Saskatoon history, efforts of Terry Hoknes, recognition, member's statement
  - Eyre, 3378–79
Local Improvements Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 104)
- First reading
  - Harrison, J., 2916
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 2993
  - Conway, 2944
  - Love, 3093
  - McMorris, 2943–44
  - Mowat, 3070–71
  - Nippi-Albright, 2973
  - Ritchie, 3255
  - Sarauer, 3233
  - Teed, 3148–49
  - Wotherspoon, 3208–9
  - Young, A., 3179
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Carr, 3255
- Committee discussion
  - McMorris, N558–60
  - Ritchie, N558–61
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.)
    - McLeod, T., N561
- Report without amendment
  - Ritchie, 3732
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - McMorris, 3732
- Third reading
  - McMorris, 3732
- Royal Assent, 3941
Logging
- See
  - Forests and forestry – Timber
Long-term care
- See also
  - Long-term care facilities
- Aging with Dignity bilateral agreement
  - See
    - Health care – Seniors – Aging with Dignity bilateral agreement with federal government
- Capacity, U20
  - Impact on hospital capacity
    - See also
      - Hospitals – Alternate level of care
    - Throne Speech response, 4500
- Family doctors, access for residents, U378–79
- For-profit model
  - See
    - Long-term care facilities – For-profit model
- And home care, investment, budget debate, 417
- Minimum care standards, budget debate, 2028
- Service disruptions due to staffing issues, U378
- Staff
  - Continuing care aides
    - See
      - Continuing care aides
  - Exit interviews, U377
  - Government accomplishments
    - Throne Speech, 8
    - Throne Speech response, 55, 96, 136, 168, 192
  - Overtime, costs, U378
  - Retention strategy, U623–24
  - Sustainability, 240
  - Temporary wage supplement
    - See
      - Temporary wage supplement – Senior care staff
Long-term care facilities
- Affiliate providers, funding, U364–65, U379, U623
  - Budget debate, 3458, 5201, 5224
- Battlefords District Care Centre
  - Ownership, C390
  - Replacement, U404–5
  - Replacement, planning, funding, C390, C526, U397, U403, U622, U629
    - Budget debate, 3404, 3490
    - Throne Speech, 4372
    - Throne Speech response, 4391, 4474
  - Throne Speech response, 4507
- Capacity, increase
  - Throne Speech, 874
  - Throne Speech response, 900, 938, 958, 991, 1018
- COVID-19 outbreaks, 239–40
  - And hospitalizations and fatalities, U226
  - Outcomes, public and private facilities, U21, U34
  - Parkside Extendicare, Regina, 240, 241, 837, 838
    - Hindley, 126, 250–51, 664–65
    - Love, 250–51, 664–65
    - Meili, 126
  - Parkside Extendicare, Regina, request Provincial Auditor to examine issues of care during COVID-19, moved (Young, A.), P7–9
    - Goudy, P8
    - Nerlien, P8
    - Young, A., P7–8
    - Young, C., P7–8
  - Parkside Extendicare, Regina, Throne Speech response, 1096
  - Prevention, funding and staffing needs, 236, 239–40
    - Hindley, 19–20, 469–70
    - Love, 19–20, 127–28, 468–69
    - Merriman, 127–28
  - Prevention and infection control, funding, U218
  - Prevention and intervention measures, 240–41, 838–40, 841, U22–23, U35–36
    - Hindley, 247–48, 727
    - Meili, 179–80, 247–48, 727, 743
    - Moe, 179–80, 743
  - Prevention and intervention measures, funding, U165, U167, U168–69, U170
    - Budget debate, 270, 303, 348, 388, 413
  - Reporting and individual risk assessments, U293–94
    - See also
      - Health – COVID-19 reporting and individual risk assessments, impact on seniors, member's statement
  - Throne Speech response, 29, 143
- Estevan, new, 831–32, 2325
  - Budget debate, 384, 3429, 5224, 5235, 5262, 5286
  - Community efforts, recognition, Throne Speech response, 4537
  - Funding, C525
  - Planning, C18, C25, C379
  - Planning, budget debate, 382, 420
  - Planning, funding, U5, U218, U403, U622
  - Planning, funding, budget debate, 272, 293, 303, 414, 1970
  - Planning, Throne Speech, 874, 2563, 4372
  - Planning, Throne Speech response, 927, 958, 1008, 1072, 1080, 2651, 4391, 4507, 4537
  - Throne Speech response, 2612, 2647, 2695, 4507
- Extendicare facilities, co-management agreement and termination of contract, U169–70, U294–95
- Extendicare facilities and assets, purchase of, U342–43
- For-profit model, U34–37, U294–95, U380, U402
  - See also
    - Long-term care facilities – COVID-19 outbreaks – Outcomes, public and private facilities
    - Long-term care facilities – COVID-19 outbreaks – Parkside Extendicare, Regina
  - Hindley, 581–82, 694, 1357
  - Love, 581–82, 693–94, 1357
- For-profit model, budget debate, 275
- For-profit model, staffing, U36–37
- Funding, budget debate, 3401, 3458, 3460
- Funding model for third-party facilities
  - See
    - Long-term care facilities – Affiliate providers, funding
- Goodwill Manor, Duck Lake
  - See
    - Physicians – Recruitment – Duck Lake and Beardy's and Okemasis Cree Nation
- Government accomplishments, 831–32, 5552
  - See also
    - Hospitals – Alternate level of care needs and long term care achievements
  - Budget debate, 363, 419–20, 1883, 5148
  - Throne Speech, 8, 4372
  - Throne Speech response, 26, 50, 55, 82, 96, 133, 136, 139, 174, 192, 1054, 2695, 2756, 4421, 4438, 4449–50, 4478, 4569
- Grenfell, new, 831, 2325, 5557, C18, C25, C379, U5
  - Budget debate, 384, 420, 5206, 5224, 5235
  - Completion, anticipated, U280
  - Construction starting, member's statement
    - Bonk, 3776
  - Funding, C525, U218, U397, U403, U622
  - Funding, budget debate, 271–72, 293, 303, 414, 1883, 1966, 3404
  - Funding, Throne Speech, 4372
  - Funding, Throne Speech response, 4391, 4483
  - Planning, Throne Speech, 874, 2563
  - Planning, Throne Speech response, 958, 1008, 1018, 1072, 1080, 2647, 2651, 2695
  - Sod-turning, Throne Speech response, 4507
  - Sod-turning ceremony, member's statement
    - Bonk, 4070
  - Throne Speech response, 50, 55, 139, 2612
- Inspections, pilot process, U295
  - Throne Speech response, 1018
- Inspections and quality improvement, P213, P215, U380
- Investigations, reports and recommendations, U380
  - Hindley, 128, 581, 605, 645, 680–81, 693, 777, 1533
  - Love, 128, 581, 605, 644–45, 680–81, 693, 777, 1532–33
  - Merriman, 128
  - And support for seniors' issues
    - Hindley, 729–30, 866, 1356
    - Love, 729–30, 1355–56
    - Mowat, 866
- Kamsack Hospital & Nursing Home
  - See
    - Health care workers, recruitment and retention – Rural services and facilities – And expansion of emergency services in Kamsack
- La Ronge, immediately invest in a new facility, petition
  - Love, 99
- La Ronge, new, 831, 2325, C18, C25, C379, U5, U39, U40, U295, U618
  - Budget debate, 384, 420, 3429, 5186, 5206, 5224, 5229, 5261
  - Community obligations, U296
  - Completion, anticipated, U280
  - Funding, C525, U218, U397, U403, U622
    - Budget debate, 271, 293, 303, 405, 1883, 1966, 2044, 2056, 3404, 5116, 5159, 5201, 5235
    - Throne Speech, 4372
    - Throne Speech response, 4391, 4507
  - Funding, and history of community efforts
    - Budget debate, 379–80, 5192
    - Throne Speech response, 2726–27, 4513
  - Planning
    - Throne Speech, 874, 2563
    - Throne Speech response, 958, 1008, 1018, 1072, 1080, 2647, 2651, 2695
  - Throne Speech response, 50, 55, 2612, 4569
- Maintenance and staffing needs, impact on ability to manage COVID-19
  - See also
    - Long-term care facilities – COVID-19 outbreaks – Prevention, funding and staffing needs
  - Budget debate, 275, 285, 355, 412–13, 417
  - Member's statement
    - Love, 206, 1873
  - Throne Speech response, 80, 172
- Meadow Lake, new, 831, 2325, C18, C25
  - Budget debate, 420
  - Completion, anticipated, U280
  - Funding, budget debate, 293
  - Throne Speech, 8
  - Throne Speech response, 50, 55, 82, 1018
- Meadow Lake, NorthWest Community Lodge
  - Funding, U220
  - Funding, budget debate, 1879
  - Throne Speech, 2563
  - Throne Speech response, 2647, 2695
- Medication
  - Management, P209–10, P595–96
  - As a restraint, P209, P595–96
- Moose Jaw Providence Place, roof replacement, Throne Speech response, 1000
- New, staffing, U295–96
- North Battleford, Villa Pascal, renovations, Throne Speech response, 948
- Northern Saskatchewan, need for, Throne Speech response, 1095
- Privately-run
  - See
    - Personal and/or special-care homes
- Quality of care, recognition, Throne Speech response, 4442
- Regina, capacity replacement, 5557
- Regina, capacity replacement, planning, 832, 2325, C18, C390–91, U36–37, U38–39, U379–81, U611
  - Budget debate, 420, 1906, 3429
  - Funding, C25, U5, U218, U623
  - Funding, budget debate, 272, 293, 300, 303, 346, 349, 414, 1883, 1928, 1966, 2022
  - Specialized beds, C525
    - Budget debate, 5262, 5293
    - Funding, U397, U403, U603, U623
    - Funding, budget debate, 5116, 5199, 5201, 5224, 5229, 5235, 5282
  - Throne Speech response, 4569
- Regina, innovative community-care project, U37–38
  - See also
    - Personal and/or special-care homes – Emmanuel Villa Special Care Home, Emerald Park, transfer of seniors to other facilities
- Regina, Pioneer Village replacement
  - See also
    - Long-term care facilities – Regina, capacity replacement, planning
  - Budget debate, 414, 1896, 3418
- Regina, upgrades, funding, U603
- Regina and Saskatoon, new spaces
  - Budget debate, 5224
  - Funding, U623
- Santa Maria Senior Citizens Home, Regina, Ombudsman investigation, reports and recommendations
  - See
    - Long-term care facilities – Investigations, reports and recommendations
- Specialized beds, replacement, funding, budget debate, 3404
- Staff
  - See
    - Continuing care aides
    - Long-term care – Staff
- Sunset Extendicare, Regina, Ombudsman investigation, reports and recommendations
  - See
    - Long-term care facilities – Investigations, reports and recommendations
- Ventilation program, funding, C237, C238, C241, U249, U282
- Wait times, U39–40, U625–26
- Watson, new, 5557
  - Budget debate, 354, 384, 5224, 5235
  - Funding, C526
  - Planning, C18, C25, C379
  - Planning, budget debate, 420
  - Planning, funding, U5, U218, U403, U622
  - Planning, funding, budget debate, 272, 293, 303, 414
  - Planning, Throne Speech, 874, 2563, 4372
  - Planning, Throne Speech response, 958, 1008, 1018, 1072, 1080, 2651, 4391, 4507
  - Throne Speech response, 35, 2612, 2647, 2695
- Yorkton, budget debate, 5186
Lotteries
- Revenues, use for community initiatives
  - See
    - Community initiatives fund – Sports and recreation, funding
Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan
- See also
  - Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
- Establishment, C305
  - Grants funding, impact on, N453–54
  - Timeline and implications for employees, C307
- Estimates
  - (2023-24), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C454
  - (2024-25), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C557
- Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund for Sports, Culture and Recreation
  - See
    - SaskCulture – Funding from lotteries revenue
Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan Corporation Act (No. 130)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 3524
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 3614
  - Conway, 3628
  - Love, 3687–88
  - Morgan, 3542
  - Mowat, 3542
  - Nippi-Albright, 3573–74
  - Ritchie, 3559–61
  - Teed, 3702–3
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Harrison, J., 3704
- Committee discussion
  - Morgan, C423–25
  - Teed, C424–25
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Bonk), C425
- Report without amendment
  - Bradshaw, 3800
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 3800
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 3800
- Royal Assent, 3941
Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan Corporation Consequential Amendments Act, 2023 (No. 131)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 3524
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 3614
  - Conway, 3629
  - Love, 3688
  - Morgan, 3543
  - Mowat, 3543
  - Nippi-Albright, 3574
  - Ritchie, 3561
  - Teed, 3704
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Harrison, J., 3704
- Committee discussion
  - Morgan, C426
  - Teed, C426
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Lawrence), C426
- Report without amendment
  - Bradshaw, 3800
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 3800
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 3801
- Royal Assent, 3941
Low-income people
- See also
  - Poverty
- Supports for
  - Conway, 4412–13
  - Makowsky, 4412–13
- Workers
  - See
    - Labour force – Low-income workers
LRB (Labour Relations Board)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board
Lutheran Collegiate Bible Institute Amendment Act (No. 906)
- Petition
  - Ottenbreit, 4649–50
- Petition, compliance and acceptance, B15
- Second reading
  - Ottenbreit, 5003
- Referred to Private Bills Committee
  - Speaker, 5003
- Committee discussion
  - Ottenbreit, B17
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Ottenbreit), B17
  - Waive fees, moved (Carr), B17
- Report without amendment
  - Bradshaw, 5632
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Ottenbreit, 5632
- Third reading
  - Ottenbreit, 5632
- Royal assent, 5648
Lyme disease
- See
  - Pests – Blacklegged ticks, monitoring