Hansard Subject Index - 29th Legislature

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SABEX (Saskatoon Achievement in Business Excellence Awards)
- See
  - Chambers of commerce – Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce – Saskatoon Achievement in Business Excellence Awards
SADD (Students Against Drinking and Driving)
- See
  - Impaired Driving
Safe consumption sites
- Critique, budget debate, 5258
- Funding, 3875, U292–93
  - See also
    - Suicide prevention – Strategy, legislation – Funding, and funding for mental health and addictions
  - Need for, budget debate, 1900, 1953–54, 1968, 2052–53, 3422, 3449, 3481, 3526
  - Need for, Throne Speech response, 2594, 2684
- And harm reduction initiatives
  - See
    - Drug and alcohol abuse, harm reduction – Initiatives, and safe consumption sites
- Nēwo-Yôtina Friendship Centre, Regina
  - See
    - Friendship centres – Nēwo-Yôtina Friendship Centre, Regina, safe consumption site
- Prairie Harm Reduction, Saskatoon
  - See
    - Prairie Harm Reduction, Saskatoon
SAFE (Securing America's Future Energy)
- See
  - Energy – Security – SAFE 2023 Summit, Washington, D.C., presentation by Premier
SAFE (stopping abuse for everyone)
- See
  - Prisoners – Stopping abuse for everyone program, expansion to include
Safer communities and neighbourhoods
- See
  - Provincial protective services unit – Creation, member's statement
- Investigators and community safety officers, powers, N248
Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 21)
- First reading
  - Tell, 251
- Second reading
  - Beck, 502–3
  - Bowes, 549
  - Conway, 440
  - Love, 480–81
  - Nippi-Albright, 570–71
  - Ritchie, 461
  - Sarauer, 649
  - Tell, 440
  - Vermette, 592–93
  - Wotherspoon, 607–8
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 649
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N97–99
  - Tell, N97–99
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.)
    - McLeod, T., N99
- Report without amendment
  - Docherty, 758
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Tell, 758
- Third reading
  - Tell, 758
- Royal Assent, 860
Sage grouse
- See
  - Wildlife – Conservation – Sage grouse
SAGES (Saskatchewan advantage grant for education savings)
- See
  - Saskatchewan advantage grant for education savings
SAID (Saskatchewan assured income for disability)
- See
  - Saskatchewan assured income for disability
SAIL (Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living
Salaries
- See
  - Wages and salaries
SAMA (Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency
Sanctum Care Group
- Expansion, member's statement
  - Friesen, 3848–49
- Funding, U364, U366
- High-risk mothers, support programs, funding, U416
- Prenatal outreach resource team, U366
  - Funding, U622
  - Funding, budget debate, 5116
- Sanctum 1.5, Saskatoon, high-risk mothers
  - Outreach program, U89
  - Program funding, budget debate, 271, 293, 349–50, 404
Sandison, Margaret
- See
  - Tributes
Sanitary napkins
- See
  - Menstrual products
SARC (Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres
SARM (Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities
Sasakamoose, Fred
- See
  - Tributes
SaskAbilities
- 75th anniversary, budget debate, 5291
- Satellite programs, Saskatoon and Warman, grand opening, member's statement
  - Jenson, 2895–96
- Special needs equipment, provision of
  - Complaints process, P92
  - Grants and supports for individuals, P90–91, P92
  - Inventory management and maintenance, P89–90, P91–92
Saskatchewan 4-H
- Funding, E194
- Youth public speaking, development, member's statement
  - Bonk, 1353
Saskatchewan accessibility office
- Awareness, partnership with Rick Hansen Foundation, U636
- Establishment, U415
Saskatchewan Act, 1905 (federal)
- Constitutional amendment affirming areas of exclusive provincial jurisdiction
  - Throne Speech, 2566
  - Throne Speech response, 2588, 2612, 2642, 2725, 2729, 2761
- Constitutional amendment regarding taxation of Canadian Pacific Railway, moved (Wyant)
  - See also
    - Taxation – Lawsuits and legal challenges
  - Wotherspoon, 1384
  - Wyant, 1382–84
- Constitutional amendment regarding taxation of Canadian Pacific Railway, moved (Wyant); transmittal, moved (Harrison, J.)
  - Harrison, J., 1385
Saskatchewan advantage grant for education savings
- Discontinuation, U200–201, U669–70
Saskatchewan Advantage Innovation Fund E341–42
- Funding, E111, E168, E329, E552
- Funding and project intake, E172
- Investments
  - See
    - Energy – Management and conservation, recognition of Greenwave Innovations, Regina, member's statement
- Throne Speech, 877
- Throne Speech response, 901, 938, 983, 999
Saskatchewan advantage scholarship 2329, U497, U672
- Budget debate, 408, 1985, 2001, 2005
- Funding, C430
  - Budget debate, 3476
- Increase, 831, U508
  - Budget debate, 271, 296, 323, 382, 385
  - Funding, U116, U119, U197
  - Funding, budget debate, 349
  - Throne Speech, 9, 879
  - Throne Speech response, 39, 40, 56, 67, 82, 84, 133, 138, 163, 196, 201, 220, 904, 982, 1008
- Throne Speech response, 2612
Saskatchewan Affordability Tax Credit
- See
  - Affordability tax credit
Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living 5568, C430
- Enhanced services, 2329
Saskatchewan air ambulance service
- See
  - Ambulance service – Saskatchewan air ambulance service
Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission
- Apprenticeship, responsibility for, breakdown
  - See
    - Skills training – Apprenticeship – Responsibility for, breakdown
- COVID-19, impact on inspections, P371
- Funding, E153
- Inspection policy, P371
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2019) v.1, ch.34, P371–72
    - Nerlien, P371
    - Young, A., P371
  - (2020) v.2, ch.36, P371–72
    - Nerlien, P371
    - Young, A., P371
Saskatchewan Archives Board
- See
  - Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Arts Board
- See
  - SK Arts
Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency
- Funding, N672, N726
  - Budget debate, 5227
- Review of the Property Tax System in Saskatchewan (April 2022)
  - See
    - Property tax – System review, report
Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres
- Awards event and support for the disabilities sector, member's statement
  - Conway, 2575
- Disability Services Professional Week
  - See
    - Persons with disabilities – Disability Service Professional Week, member's statement
- Employment supports, funding, E22
- Sarcan recycling centres
  - See
    - Recycling industry – Sarcan recycling centres
- Staff, compensation, impact on retention, U245
Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities
- Annual convention, budget debate, 1987–88, 2010
- Annual convention, member's statement
  - Harrison, D., 3306, 5084
  - Keisig, 1770
  - Steele, 5047
  - Stewart, 1815
- Drought planning committee, request for
  - See
    - Drought – Drought planning committee, need for
- Pest control programs, funding, E359
  - Budget debate, 3454–55
- Rat control program
  - See
    - Rats – Control programs, agreement with Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities
    - Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities – Pest control programs, funding
- Treaty land entitlement funding, administration, N282
Saskatchewan assured income for disability
- Adequacy, U235–36
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan assured income for disability – And seniors' income plan, indexation of benefits, member's statement
  - Budget debate, 3527–28
  - Throne Speech response, 2702, 4434
- Benefits
  - Adequacy, and income exemptions
    - See also
      - Saskatchewan assured income for disability – Canada Pension Plan, early applications for
    - Carr, 2476
    - Conway, 2476
  - Calculation of
    - See
      - Income assistance programs – Rates – Calculation of
  - Incorrect payments, P427, P428
  - Increase, 5568, C430, C431–32, U415, U636, U674
    - Conway, 3367
    - Makowsky, 3367
    - Budget debate, 5117, 5233, 5259, 5281, 5292
    - And failure to include adequate funding in the budget
      - See also
        Income assistance programs – Budgeting for
    - Representation, arrival at, U465–66
  - Indexation
    - See also
      - Saskatchewan assured income for disability – And seniors' income plan, indexation of benefits, member's statement
    - Petition
      - Conway, 3362, 3376–77, 3392, 3410, 3438, 3533, 3551, 3564, 3604, 3619, 3677, 3695, 3725, 3748, 3761–62, 3832, 3846–47, 3923, 4875
      - Teed, 3792
  - School supplies, U674
  - Utilities, average rates, U676, U677
- Budget debate, 3460
- Canada Pension Plan, early applications for, C431, U102, U239
  - Conway, 3383, 3555–56
  - Makowsky, 3383, 3556
- Clients, numbers, tracking and trends, U232, U235, U416, U656, U674
- Education training incentive
  - See
    - Skills training – Education training incentive
- Eligibility, change in status, U92, U94, U674–75
- Eligibility and application process, U93–94, U98, U674–75
- Funding, U89, U232
  - Budget debate, 347, 349, 1882, 3402, 3431
- Information technology, MiCase case management software
  - See
    - Income assistance programs – Information technology, MiCase case management software – Saskatchewan assured income for disability clients, inclusion in
- Personal care home benefit
  - See
    - Personal care home benefit
- And seniors' income plan, indexation of benefits
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan assured income for disability – And supports for seniors
  - Makowsky, 3271
  - Wilson, 3271
- And seniors' income plan, indexation of benefits, member's statement
  - Wilson, 3307
- Special needs equipment, funding support
  - See
    - SaskAbilities – Special needs equipment, provision of – Grants and supports for individuals
- And supports for seniors
  - Beck, 3365
  - Moe, 3365
- Universal disability benefit, federal, impact on rates, U236
- As a whole-income approach, U423
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan assured income for disability – Canada Pension Plan, early applications for
Saskatchewan Auto Fund
- See also
  - Automobile insurance
- Administration fees, C79
- Annual reports
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Government Insurance – Annual reports
- Consumer rates and rebates
  - See also
    - Automobile insurance – Consumer rates – And Saskatchewan Auto Fund surplus
- Corporate donations and partnerships, C89
- COVID-19 pandemic, payment deferrals and interest waivers
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Government Insurance – COVID-19 pandemic – Deferred payments and interest waivers
- Financial highlights, C71, C318
- Financial management, capital and liquidity, recover and release, C86
- Investments, management and returns, C83, C84–85
- Liability calculation, changes to accounting requirements, C321
  - Consumer rates, impact on, C86
  - Financial statements, impact on, C85–86
- Premium taxes, C87
- Rate review process, C89
- Rate stabilization reserve, C71
  - And minimum capital test, C83–84, C85, C321
    - Budget debate, 1997
- Rebates, 846, 2329, 2333, C42–44, C70, C87, C318
  - Administration, C319–20
  - Budget debate, 301, 302, 316, 347, 405, 408, 2007
  - Funding, C163
  - Funding, budget debate, 273, 348, 381, 386, 389
  - Member's statement
    - Fiaz, 2537–38
  - Policy development, C321–22
  - And strong investment performance, C71
  - Throne Speech response, 2587, 2612, 2631
- Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society funding
  - See
    - Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society – Funding – Saskatchewan Auto Fund contribution
Saskatchewan Aviation Museum & Learning Centre
- See
  - Museums
Saskatchewan Cancer Agency
- See also
  - Cancer
- Allan Blair Cancer Centre, Regina, services, provision during COVID-19, Throne Speech response, 51
- Exemplary standing, Accreditation Canada, member's statement
  - Ottenbreit, 1978
- Funding, U4, U218, U399, U603, U605
  - Budget debate, 270, 303, 349, 382, 407, 1880, 1955, 1984, 3401, 5116, 5199, 5206, 5229, 5232, 5235, 5250, 5282, 5284, 5294
- Information technology
  - Development, implementation delay, P144
  - Interagency communication with Saskatchewan Health Authority, P143
- Oncology drug program, funding, U218, U605
  - Throne Speech, 874
  - Throne Speech response, 900, 905, 929, 938, 958, 981, 1007, 1044, 1072, 1080
- Procurement
  - See
    - Health Shared Services Saskatchewan
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2020) v.2, ch.21
    - See
      - Health Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports – (2020) v.2, ch.21
  - (2020) v.2, ch.37
    - See
      - Health Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports – (2020) v.2, ch.37
- Recruitment and retention initiatives, breakdown of responsibility
  - See
    - Health care workers, recruitment and retention – Initiatives – Breakdown of responsibility
- Screening programs
  - See
    - Cancer
Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts, Regina
- See
  - Performing arts facilities – Conexus Arts Centre, Regina, funding
Saskatchewan Commercial Innovation Incentive (Patent Box) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 158)
- First reading
  - Harrison, J., 5278
- Second reading
  - Burki, 5399
  - Clarke, 5468
  - Conway, 5337
  - Harrison, J., 5336–37
  - Love, 5365
  - Sarauer, 5479
  - Teed, 5352
  - Vermette, 5430
  - Wotherspoon, 5417
  - Young, A., 5490–91
- Referred to Economy Committee
  - Carr, 5491
- Committee discussion
  - Harrison, J., E601
  - Teed, E602
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Ottenbreit)
    - Ottenbreit, E602
- Report without amendment
  - Young, C., 5631
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Harrison, J., 5631
- Third reading
  - Harrison, J., 5631
- Royal assent, 5648
Saskatchewan Craft Brewers Association
- See
  - Breweries and distilleries – Craft Beer Week, member's statement
Saskatchewan Craft Council
- See
  - Art and artists – Saskatchewan Craft Council and Handmade House, anniversaries, member's statement
Saskatchewan critical minerals innovation incentive E550, E577
- Budget debate, 5118
- And critical minerals strategy
  - See
    - Critical minerals and rare earth elements – Strategy – Tax incentives, role of
Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation
- AgriStability
  - See
    - AgriStability
- Consolidated offset balance, C261, E7–8
  - See also
    - Government financial management – Consolidated offset balance concentration, use of
- Enterprise resource planning, administration costs, E143
- Funding, federal, C254
- Livestock set aside program
  - See
    - Livestock set aside program
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2019) v.1, ch.10, P33–34
    - Young, A., P34
    - Recommendations, P34
- Staff, adjusters, E146
- Staff retention and turnover, P34
- Succession management processes, P33–34
Saskatchewan Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services
- Deaf-blind services and support staff
  - See
    - Deaf-blind persons
Saskatchewan Disease Control Laboratory
- See
  - Roy Romanow Provincial Laboratory
Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation
- Academic advisors
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation – Learning facilitators
- Adult learners, P522
- Adult learning opportunities, partnership with Northlands College, member's statement
  - Lemaigre, 4577–78
- Agricultural course offerings and work placement opportunities, member's statement
  - Nerlien, 4524–25
- Audit processes, P531
- Board composition and accountability, U362
- Career-focused course offerings
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation – Labour market programs
  - And work placement opportunities, member's statement
    - Goudy, 4876–77
- Course development policy and review frequency, P518, P519
- Enrolment, full-time and part-time, U576, U600
  - Inmates in correctional centres
    - See
      - Prisoners – Enrolled in Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation
  - Projections, U361–62
- Establishment, purpose, P523
- Funding
  - Budget debate, 3401, 3430, 3486–87, 5233
  - And cost to students, U348–49
  - And tuition, U361, U576
    - See also
      - Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation – School boards and divisions
- Governing legislation, U390
- Improved class options, U349, U352
- Improved class options for rural and remote communities, 3870–71
  - Budget debate, 3401, 3430, 3454, 3471, 3486–87
  - Throne Speech response, 4471
- Information technology, disaster recovery requirements, P531
- Labour market programs
  - Impact on student engagement, P520
  - Industry associations, partnerships, U576
  - Throne Speech, 4374
  - Throne Speech response, 4433, 4453–54
- Learning centre, Kenaston, and physical assets, acquisition of, P523, U389–90
- Learning facilitators, P520, P521, P522
- Learning supports, access for students, P524, U349
- Regional campuses, P522, U349
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation – Student engagement
- School boards and divisions
  - Cost for, P521–22, U600
  - Refund policy for dropped courses, U600–601
  - Savings, U355–56, U357
- Staff, P521, P522
- Staff, teachers and facilitators, U600
- Staff, teaching and administrative, U349, U362–63
- Student attainment, measurement, U390
- Student engagement, U390–91
- Students
  - Course completion rate, P519, P520, P523–24
  - First Nations and Métis, P524
  - Inactivity policy, P518, P519
  - Part-time, course registration, P522
  - Registered in the same courses online and in-person, value for money, P520–21
  - Success, tracking, analysis, and reporting, P519
- Students, learning supports
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation – Learning supports, access for students
- And Sun West distance learning centre, improvements, P522–23
- Teachers
  - Marking and feedback, timeliness, P518, P519
  - Professional development, P518, P519–20, P523
- As a treasury board Crown, U362, U390
Saskatchewan Economic Development Alliance
- And Economic Development Week, member's statement
  - Ritchie, 5625
Saskatchewan economic recovery rebate 228, 831, 846, 2333, C70, C146, E58–59
- Benefit by customer class, E59, E142–43
- Budget debate, 296, 297, 301, 302, 315, 316, 322, 323, 347, 381, 386, 405, 408
- Funding, C163, E57, E141, E142
  - Budget debate, 273, 348, 389
- Industrial consumers, inclusion of, 229
- Introduction, ministerial statement (Morgan)
  - Morgan, 20–21
  - Young, A., 21
- Out-of-province entities, inclusion of, 229–30
- And subsequent rate increases, C339
- Throne Speech, 7
- Throne Speech response, 24, 26, 33, 38, 49, 52, 55, 60, 64, 89, 96, 107, 113, 121, 132, 139, 145–46, 151, 154, 161–62, 169, 176, 192, 196, 201, 220, 2612, 2631
Saskatchewan Emergency Response Institute
- See
  - Suncrest College – Saskatchewan Emergency Response Institute, Melville
Saskatchewan Employment Act
- See
  - Labour legislation – Saskatchewan Employment Act
Saskatchewan Employment Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 60)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 1242
- Second reading
  - Beck, 1339–41
  - Love, 1316
  - Morgan, 1271–72
  - Sarauer, 1272–73
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Harrison, J., 1341
- Committee discussion
  - Beck, U161–63
  - Morgan, U161–63
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Meyers), U164
- Report without amendment
  - Cheveldayoff, 1419
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 1419
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 1419
- Royal Assent, 1419
Saskatchewan Employment (Fairer Workplaces, Better Jobs) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 613)
- First reading
  - Sarauer, 4615
Saskatchewan employment incentive program U555, U556–57, U635
- Funding, U636, U674
- Funding, budget debate, 5117, 5145, 5207, 5230, 5281, 5292
- Throne Speech, 4375
- Throne Speech response, 4435, 4471, 4511
Saskatchewan Employment (Paid Sick Days) Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 603)
- First reading
  - Bowes, 778
Saskatchewan Employment (Paid Sick Days) Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 606)
- First reading
  - Bowes, 1166
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 1253–54, 2464–65
  - Conway, 2221–22
  - Mowat, 1254
  - Sarauer, 1490–92
Saskatchewan Employment (Part III) Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 91)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 2750
- Second reading
  - Conway, 2781
  - Morgan, 2780–81
  - Nippi-Albright, 2819–20
  - Sarauer, 2861
  - Young, A., 2799–2800
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Harrison, J., 2861
- Committee discussion
  - Morgan, U531–33
  - Sarauer, U531–33
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Hargrave), U533
- Report without amendment
  - Jenson, 3855
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 3855
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 3855
- Royal Assent, 3941
Saskatchewan employment supplement U242
Saskatchewan Firearms Act (No. 117)
- First reading
  - Tell, 3120
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 3238
  - Conway, 3140
  - Love, 3259
  - Nippi-Albright, 3330–31
  - Ritchie, 3370–71
  - Sarauer, 3546
  - Teed, 3215
  - Tell, 3139–40
  - Vermette, 3316–17
  - Wotherspoon, 3301
  - Young, A., 3183–84
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 3546
- Committee discussion
  - Keisig, N438–40
  - Sarauer, N431–38
  - Tell, N431–32, N435
  - Committee, report with amendment, moved (Grewal)
    - Grewal, N440
- Report with amendment
  - Dennis, 3587
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Tell, 3587
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - Tell, 3587
- Third reading
  - Tell, 3587
- Royal Assent, 3589
Saskatchewan Firearms Office
- See also
  - Firearms Secretariat
- Funding, budget debate, 5117
Saskatchewan First Act (No. 88)
- First reading
  - Eyre, 2665
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 2947
  - Conway, 2777–78, 3065
  - Eyre, 2776–77
  - Love, 2885–86
  - Mowat, 2860
  - Nippi-Albright, 2985–87
  - Teed, 2903–4
  - Vermette, 2968–69
  - Wotherspoon, 2797–98
  - Young, A., 2814–16
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 3066
- Committee discussion
  - Eyre, N388–90, N395–424
  - Lemaigre, N390, N425–26
  - Sarauer, N390–95, N397–406, N408–12, N414–28
  - Committee, report with amendment, moved (Grewal)
    - Grewal, N428
- Report with amendment
  - Dennis, 3345
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Eyre, 3345
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - Eyre, 3345
- Third reading
  - Eyre, 3345
- Royal Assent, 3589
- Committee discussion, motions to include Indigenous testimony
  - Eyre, 3344
  - Sarauer, 3343–44
Saskatchewan First Nations Natural Resource Centre of Excellence
- Funding, E559
- Government partnership with, member's statement
  - Jenson, 5533–34
Saskatchewan-first policies and legislation
- See also
  - Government procurement
- Legislation, N491
  - Budget debate, 3462, 3476, 3477, 3482
  - Critique, Throne Speech response, 2675
  - Indigenous consultation
    - See also
      - Natural resources – Jurisdiction, assertion of – Indigenous concerns
    - Beck, 3340–41
    - Eyre, 2915, 3341–42
    - Moe, 3341
    - Nippi-Albright, 2915, 3341–42
  - Indigenous consultation, budget debate, 5193
  - Introduction and purpose, Throne Speech, 2566
  - Introduction and purpose, Throne Speech response, 2588, 2612, 2633, 2642, 2647, 2680, 2690, 2700, 2707, 2722, 2725, 2729–30, 2740, 2760–61
  - Quantification of harm
    - See
      - Federal government, critique – Regulatory policies, impact on provincial economy – Quantification of harm
  - Throne Speech response, 4421, 4427, 4468, 4471
- Procurement, Saskatchewan-first plan, and support for local workers
  - Harrison, J., 75, 471
  - Morgan, 471–72
  - Reiter, 490–91
  - Young, A., 75, 471–72, 490–91
- Procurement, Saskatchewan-first plan, and support for local workers, budget debate, 1884
- Support, petition
  - Bonk, 3101, 3306
  - Bradshaw, 2743, 3287–88
  - Buckingham, 2958
  - Dennis, 3323
  - Domotor, 2847
  - Fiaz, 3264
  - Francis, 2714, 3362, 4711
  - Friesen, 3244
  - Goudy, 2825, 3391–92
  - Grewal, 3223–24
  - Hargrave, 2767–68, 3376
  - Harrison, D., 2785–86, 3410
  - Jenson, 2997, 3579
  - Kaeding, 3437–38
  - Keisig, 3564
  - Kirsch, 2976–77
  - Lambert, 2935–36
  - Lawrence, 3076, 3551
  - Lemaigre, 2894
  - McLeod, T., 3019–20, 3532
  - Meyers, 3159
  - Nerlien, 2804–5
  - Ottenbreit, 2870, 3338
  - Ross, A., 2909
  - Young, C., 3188, 3201
- Support for, member's statement
  - Young, C., 2716
- Support for, moved (Young, C.)
  - Domotor, 3282–83
  - Harrison, D., 3017–18
  - Harrison, J., 2846
  - Nerlien, 3600–3601
  - Young, C., 2844–46
Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation
- See also
  - Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan
- Annual reports (2019-20), (2020-21), C90–95
  - Morgan, C90–91, C93–94
  - Sarauer, C91–94
- Annual report (2021-22), C304–5, C308
  - Morgan, C304–5, C308
  - Teed, C308
- Community giving program, C90, C91, C305
- Dividends, C90, C210, C305
- Endowments through General Revenue Fund, C90, C305, N184
- Estimates
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation, Estimates
- Information technology, security, C303–4, C305–6
  - Attacks, C306–7
  - Sensitive information and types of threats, C306
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation, Provincial Auditor's reports
- Rebranding initiative
  - See
    - Casinos – Moose Jaw and Regina – Rebranding initiative
- Reconciliation initiatives
  - See
    - Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, Calls to Action – Saskatchewan Gaming, initiatives
- Revenue, C90, C209, C210, C305
- Staff, C212–13
  - Collective bargaining, C210
  - Customer service training, C91, C209, C212
  - Development, ComIT partnership, E334
  - Employee absenteeism, C90–91
  - Employee absenteeism, mitigation, C94–95
  - Turnover, C95, C215
- Staff, diversity, C91
  - Indigenous, C93–94, C210, C213–14, C305
Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation, Estimates
- (2021-22), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C54
- (2022-23), main, statutory, debt redemption, C209–16
  - Morgan, C209–11, C213–16
  - Sarauer, C210–16
Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2019) v.2, ch.38, C90–91, C94–96
  - Morgan, C90–91, C94–96
  - Sarauer, C94–96
- (2021) v.2, ch.17, C303–8
  - Morgan, C304–7
  - Teed, C306–7
  - Recommendations, C307–8
Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 49)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 1141
- Second reading
  - Beck, 1310
  - Bowes, 1507–8
  - Conway, 1201
  - Love, 1397–98
  - Meili, 1668
  - Morgan, 1168
  - Nippi-Albright, 1426–27
  - Ritchie, 1454–56
  - Sarauer, 1168–69, 1697
  - Vermette, 1591–92
  - Wotherspoon, 1539
  - Young, A., 1282
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Harrison, J., 1697
- Committee discussion
  - Morgan, C183–85
  - Wotherspoon, C184–85
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Harrison, D.), C185
- Report without amendment
  - Dennis, 1820
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 1820
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 1820
- Royal Assent, 2517
Saskatchewan geological survey
- See
  - Natural resources – Saskatchewan geological survey
Saskatchewan Government and General Employees' Union
- See
  - Public service – Collective bargaining
Saskatchewan Government Insurance
- 75th anniversary, C71
- Adjusters, pool of, C323
- Annual reports (2019-20), (2020-21), C70–72, C75–90
  - Harrison, D., C90
  - Morgan, C70–72, C75, C77–84, C86–90
  - Young, A., C75–90
- Annual report (2021-22), C318–24
  - Morgan, C318–24
  - Teed, C319–24
- Asset disposal, C80
- Asset sales, claims and salvage centres, C82
  - See also
    - Vehicles – Salvage auctions, online
- Branding and visual identity, C70
  - Costs, staff and consultants, C80–81
- Citizen of Distinction Award, Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Throne Speech response, 1038
- Claims, C71, C318
  - Processing time, C77
- Corporate strategy, C70–71
  - And digital transformation, C75–76
    - See also
      - Saskatchewan Government Insurance – Information technology, digital transformation
- COVID-19 pandemic
  - Deferred payments and interest waivers, C78, C87–88, C89, C163
  - Service adjustments
    - See
      - Driver education – Road-testing backlog due to COVID-19 pandemic
- Customer satisfaction and impact of COVID-19 pandemic, C77
- Dividends, C70, C71
  - And minimal capital test, C79–80
- Drivers' licences
  - See
    - Drivers – Licences
- Financial highlights, C318
- Harold Johnson Memorial Scholarship and Sponsorship, C510
- Income replacement benefits, impact on automobile injury insurance claims
  - See
    - Automobile insurance – Injury coverage – Additional care benefits and end of income replacement clawback
- Information technology, digital transformation, C323
- Information technology upgrades, C79
- Leases, operating and capital, representation in financial documents, C80
- Premiums, growth, C70–71
- Premiums, out of province, spread of risk, C70–71, C168, C318–19, C511
- Privatization, C319, C324
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Government Insurance, Provincial Auditor's reports
- Rebates
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Auto Fund – Rebates
- Recognition programs, safe driver and business, C318
- Revenue, C70, C71, C511, C512
- Saskatchewan Impaired Driver Treatment Centre, relation to
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Impaired Driver Treatment Centre – Saskatchewan Government Insurance, relation to
- Staff
  - Diversity, C76–77, C322
  - Executives living out of province, C89–90
  - Over- and underemployment, C77
  - Skilled digital workforce, development, C76
    - See also
      - University of Regina – Data science program, development
  - And use of contractors, C319–20
- Storms and catastrophic events, frequency, and use of reinsurance, C78, C511–12
- Strategic plan
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Government Insurance – Corporate strategy
- Traffic safety fund
  - See
    - Traffic safety fund
- Transportation rescue extrication program
  - See
    - Fire departments and firefighters – Transportation rescue extrication program
- Volunteer fire departments, training and equipment program
  - See
    - Fire departments and firefighters – Volunteer fire departments – Training and equipment program, member's statement
Saskatchewan Government Insurance, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2019) v.1, ch.11, C68–74
  - Morgan, C69–74
  - Skoropad, C74
  - Young, A., C72–74
  - Recommendations, C74
- (2020) v.1, ch.23, C70, C74–75
  - Morgan, C70, C74–75
  - Young, A., C74–75
- (2022) v.1, ch.16, C315–16
  - Morgan, C315–16
  - Teed, C316
- (2022) v.1, ch.17, C316–18
  - Morgan, C317
  - Teed, C317
Saskatchewan growth plan
- Budget debate, 294, 1908–9, 1911, 1959, 2060, 3401
- New, introduction, Throne Speech, 10
- Supports, C379, E237–38, E317, E409–10, E426
  - See also
    - Capital investments – Tax incentive programs, recognition of success, moved (Cockrill)
    - Post-secondary education – Growth plan, support for
  - Budget debate, 1950–51
  - Critique, budget debate, 297–98
  - Critique, Throne Speech response, 2621
  - International education strategy
    - See
      - Post-secondary education, international education strategy
  - Resource industries
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Research Council – Projects, focus areas
  - Technology industries
    - See
      - Innovation Place – Cluster areas, alignment with growth plan goals
  - Throne Speech response, 1082
  - Water management
    - See
      - Water – Industrial projects and management of water resources
- Targets
  - Agri-food exports
    - See
      - Exports – Agri-food, growth plan target
  - Agriculture, value-added
    - See
      - Value-added agriculture – Revenue, growth plan target
  - Canola crushing capacity, increase
    - See
      - Canola crushing – Growth plan target
  - Crop production
    - See
      - Crops – Production, growth plan target
  - Exports, total value
    - See
      - Exports – Value, growth plan target
  - Forests and forestry
    - See
      - Forests and forestry – Growth plan target
  - Highways and roads
    - See
      - Highways and roads, construction and maintenance – Growth plan target
  - Infrastructure investment
    - See
      - Infrastructure – Investment, growth plan target
  - Investment, private capital, increase
    - See
      - Capital investments – Private, growth plan target
  - Irrigable land
    - See
      - Irrigation – Irrigable land – Growth plan target
  - Job creation
    - See
      - Employment – Job creation – Growth plan target
  - Livestock cash receipts
    - See
      - Livestock industry – Cash receipts, growth plan target
  - Manufacturing exports
    - See
      - Exports – Manufacturing, growth plan target
  - Markets, international, growth
    - See
      - Trade – Markets, international, growth plan target
  - Meat processing, increase
    - See
      - Meat processing industry – Growth plan target
  - Oil industry
    - See
      - Carbon capture, utilization, and storage – Growth plan target
      - Oil industry – Growth plan targets
  - Population
    - See
      - Population – Growth plan target
  - Potash industry
    - See
      - Potash industry – Growth plan target
  - Prairie resilience, delivery, growth plan target
    - See
      - Prairie Resilience climate change strategy – Growth plan target
  - Pulse crops, processing, increase
    - See
      - Pulses – Processing, growth plan target
  - Resource industries
    - See
      - Resource industries – Growth plan targets
  - Small modular reactors, development, advancement of
    - See
      - Small modular reactors – Advancement, growth plan target
  - Surgical wait times, reductions
    - See
      - Surgery, wait times – Reduction – Growth plan target
  - Technology industries
    - See
      - Technology industries – Growth plan target
  - Tourism expenditures, increase
    - See
      - Tourism industry – Growth plan target
  - Uranium industry
    - See
      - Uranium industry – Growth plan target
- Targets, accounting for inflation, E413–14
- Targets, measurement, E411–13, E428
- Targets, progress towards
  - Throne Speech, 4369–70
  - Throne Speech response, 4439, 4449, 4468–69
- Throne Speech response, 196, 983, 990, 1009, 2697
- Vision for the future
  - Budget debate, 296, 389–90, 406, 1931, 1984
  - Throne Speech response, 40, 46, 50, 135, 153–54, 175, 220–21, 929, 1006, 2628
Saskatchewan Health Authority
- Air ambulance
  - See
    - Ambulance service – Saskatchewan air ambulance – Saskatchewan Health Authority responsibility for
- Amalgamation, improved processes and realized savings, U259–60
- Amalgamation challenges, P172–73
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Health Authority – Information technology – Administrative information management system
- Asset management, role of SaskBuilds, P192–93
- Capital funding
  - See
    - eHealth Saskatchewan – Funding
    - Health facilities – Capital funding
- Community health advisory networks, U629
  - Budget debate, 3422, 3465
- Comprehensive workforce plan, P587, P589
- Discrimination and racism
  - Employee survey
    - See
      - Discrimination and racism – Saskatchewan Health Authority – Employee survey
  - At Regina General Hospital
    - See
      - Regina General Hospital – Racism, staff complaint, impact on international recruitment
- Financial management, separating incompatible duties, P168, P171–72
- Funding, U4, U165, U397, U603, U605, U609
  - Budget debate, 270, 303, 348, 404, 1879, 1932, 1958, 2020, 5115, 5140, 5198, 5206, 5221, 5282, 5284
  - Throne Speech response, 97, 107, 195
- Indigenous cultural responsiveness training, U618–19
- Indigenous recruitment and retention strategy, development
  - See
    - Health care workers, recruitment and retention – Indigenous recruitment and retention strategy, development
- Inflation, impact on, U341–42, U343, U608
- Information technology
  - See also
    - eHealth Saskatchewan
  - Administrative information management system, P171–74, P210–11, P461
    - Purchasing documents, P583
    - Rollout, challenges
      - Merriman, 2772–73, 2828–29, 2876–77
      - Mowat, 2772–73, 2828–29, 2876–77
    - Rollout, challenges, budget debate, 5121, 5138, 5158, 5239
    - Rollout, challenges, lessons learned, C389–90
    - Rollout, challenges, Throne Speech response, 2607
    - Rollout, challenges and costs
      - Beck, 4609
      - Conway, 3753, 4940
      - Hindley, 4609–10, 4940
      - Merriman, 3753
  - Funding, C380
  - Interagency communication with Saskatchewan Cancer Agency, P143
- Leadership, board composition, U255–56
- Leadership, changes, U252–53, U255–57
  - Meili, 1497–99, 1531–32
  - Merriman, 1579–80, 1845
  - Moe, 1497–99, 1531–32
  - Mowat, 1579–80, 1845
- Leadership, changes, budget debate, 2051–52
- Leadership, changes, non-disclosure agreements, 2343, U253–54
  - Merriman, 2156–57
  - Sarauer, 2155–57
- Leadership, changes due to amalgamation, P172–73
- Opioid stewardship program
  - See
    - Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Opioid stewardship program, funding
- Procurement
  - See also
    - Health Shared Services Saskatchewan
  - Delegation of signing authority, P583, P584, P585
  - Sole-source, documentation, P583, P584–85
  - Supplier award decisions, communication, P584, P585–86
  - Supplier performance, tracking, P584, P585, P586
  - Tenders, supplier evaluation, P583–84, P585, P586
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Health Authority, Provincial Auditor's reports
- Spending, luxury retailers, member's statement
  - Wilson, 2910
- Staff, U31
  - Challenges, P171–72
  - Comprehensive workforce plan
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Health Authority – Comprehensive workforce plan
  - Exit interviews
    - See
      - Health care workers, recruitment and retention – Retention challenges – Exit interviews
      - Long-term care – Staff – Exit interviews
  - Purchase cards, P583, P584
  - Recruitment and retention initiatives, breakdown of responsibility
    - See
      - Health care workers, recruitment and retention – Initiatives – Breakdown of responsibility
  - Representative workforce goals, U409–10
  - Retention, analysis, U377–78
  - Tobacco enforcement
    - See
      - Tobacco – Enforcement – Officers
- Staff training
  - Critical incidents, P103, P105
  - Portable computing devices, security, P149, P150
  - Security awareness
    - See
      - eHealth Saskatchewan – Security awareness training
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, Calls to Action, implementation
  - See
    - Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, Calls to Action – Saskatchewan Health Authority, initiatives
- Vendor-sponsored travel policy, P168
- Wellness Day, Regina
  - See
    - Communities – Regina – North Central, Wellness Day
Saskatchewan Health Authority, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2018) v.2, ch.14, P167–74
  - Ritchie, P168–73
  - Recommendation, P174
- (2018) v.2, ch.23, P174–84
  - Goudy, P183–84
  - Ritchie, P177–79, P181–83
  - Skoropad, P181
  - Wotherspoon, P180
  - Young, C., P180–81
  - Recommendations, P184
- (2018) v.2, ch.24, P184–89
  - Ritchie, P186–89
  - Recommendations, P189
- (2019) v.1, ch.12, P189–95
  - Ritchie, P192–95
  - Recommendations, P195
- (2019) v.1, ch.35, P202–3
  - Ritchie, P202–3
- (2019) v.2, ch.12, P167–74
  - Nerlien, P174
  - Ritchie, P168–73
  - Young, C., P173–74
  - Recommendations, P174
- (2019) v.2, ch.24, P195–200
  - Friesen, P200
  - Ritchie, P198–200
  - Wotherspoon, P200
  - Recommendations, P200
- (2019) v.2, ch.39, P200–202
  - Young, C., P201–2
- (2019) v.2, ch.40, P203–4
  - Ritchie, P203–4
- (2019) v.2, ch.41, P204–5
  - Ritchie, P204–5
- (2020) v.1, ch.24, P205–6
- (2020) v.1, ch.25, P206–9
  - Ritchie, P207–8
  - Young, C., P208–9
- (2020) v.1, ch.26, P209
- (2020) v.1, ch.27, P209–10
  - Ritchie, P210
- (2020) v.1, ch.28, P210–13
  - Ritchie, P211–13
- (2020) v.1, ch.29, P213–16
  - Ritchie, P214–15
  - Young, C., P215
- (2020) v.2, ch.12, P167–74
- (2021) v.1, ch.22, P216–18
  - Ritchie, P217–18
- (2021) v.1, ch.23, P218–20
  - Ritchie, P219–20
- (2021) v.2, ch.11, P167–74
- (2021) v.2, ch.33, P203–4
  - Ritchie, P203–4
- (2022) v.1, ch.5, P583–87
  - Wotherspoon, P586
  - Young, A., P585–86
  - Recommendations, P587
- (2022) v.1, ch.18, P592–95
  - Young, A., P593–95
- (2022) v.1, ch.19, P602–5
  - Young, A., P603–5
- (2022) v.1, ch.20, P595–96
  - Young, A., P595–96
- (2022) v.2, ch.12, P587–92
  - Young, A., P590–92
  - Recommendations, P592
- (2023) v.1, ch.20, P596–602
  - Young, A., P597–602
Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation E339–40
- Funding, E112, E169, E330, E553
Saskatchewan Healthcare Recruitment Agency
- See
  - Health Care Recruitment Agency of Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Heritage Foundation
- Funding
  - See
    - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry – Third-party organizations, funding
Saskatchewan Highway Patrol
- Accreditation, P14, P17–18
- Commercial vehicle enforcement, expansion of duties, P14–15, P17, P19
- Equipment, regulated, inventory management, P13–14, P15, P16–17, P488
- K-9 unit, establishment
  - Budget debate, 5227
  - Funding, N687
- Procurement
  - Firearms and ammunition, licence requirements, P16
  - Firearms and ammunition, policies and oversight, P13, P15, P487–88
  - Inappropriate purchases, P14–16, P17–18, P21
  - Purchase card usage, P13, P15
    - See also
      - Highways Ministry – Financial management – Purchase cards, transaction limits, monitoring
- Protection and response team, training requirements, N245
- Provincial protective services unit
  - See
    - Provincial protective services unit – Creation, member's statement
  - Inclusion in, impact on operations, P485–87
- Seizure of illegal cigarettes, member's statement
  - Keisig, 5150–51
- Staff, appreciation for assistance after an accident
  - See
    - Legislative Building, Regina – Staff, appreciation for assistance after an accident, member's statement
Saskatchewan home renovation tax credit 2329, 2333
- Budget debate, 316, 381, 408, 409, 1882, 1955, 1986, 1998, 3456
- Energy efficiency benefits
  - Budget debate, 316, 323, 386
  - Throne Speech response, 196
- Funding, budget debate, 350
- Introduction, 846
  - And benefit to construction industry
    - Budget debate, 273, 300, 315, 347, 385–86
    - Throne Speech, 7
    - Throne Speech response, 24, 38, 49, 52, 55, 60–61, 64, 89, 96, 107, 133, 135, 146, 159, 162
  - Budget debate, 296, 302, 405
  - Throne Speech response, 84–85, 86–87, 139, 151, 154, 169–70, 196
- Throne Speech response, 2587, 2612
Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford
- Custody beds
  - Capacity and utilization, N255, N518–19
  - Staff, overtime and sick-leave usage, N519
  - Wait-list and assessment barriers, N255, N518
- Government accomplishment, 5552
  - Throne Speech response, 168, 4438, 4473
- Old building, demolition
  - Costs, C228
  - And preservation, member's statement
    - Cockrill, 762–63
- Pine Grove Correctional Centre, Prince Albert, transfer of inmates from, N693–94
- Public-private partnership, interest rate adjustments, C382–83
- Rehabilitation beds, occupancy, U10, U11
- Staffing, impact on service delivery, U281
  - Hindley, 2173
  - Mowat, 2173
- Structural issues, status update, U281
Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
- Acquisitions, U652, U653
- Admittance policies and asset limitations, U416–17, U420
  - Barriers, U421–22
  - Utility arrears
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Utility arrears, impact on eligibility
- Affordable and supportive rental units, Prince Albert, grand opening, member's statement
  - Ross, A., 2447
- All Nations Hope Network, transfer of Regina property
  - See
    - Homelessness – All Nations Hope Network, Regina, Awasiw program – And transfer of government building
- Board appointments, limitations, U466
  - Chair, term limits, U418
- Contracts awarded to Education Minister's [Cockrill] business
  - See
    - Government procurement – Contracts with Legislative Assembly members, conflict of interest
- Disposition of properties, P431–33, U418–19, U649
- Domestic violence stream, P434
- Eligibility, U105, U106
- Evictions
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Notices to vacate and evictions
- Facility condition index, P432
- Family units and energy efficiency improvements, Throne Speech response, 4510
- Funding, U555
- Housing authorities, U649
  - Process improvements, P434–35
  - Structure and financial management, U472
- Housing renewal strategy, P431
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Occupancy and vacancies – And housing renewal strategy
- Inventory, U646–48
- Life lease units, U647
- Maintenance
  - Funding, U417–18, U466
  - Funding and prioritization, P432–33
  - Plan and reporting, P431
  - And repair, funding, C526, U636, U649, U653
    - Budget debate, 5117, 5199, 5281
- Meadow Green family building, Prince Albert, reconstruction, budget debate, 5259
- Notices to vacate and evictions, U651–52
- Occupancy and vacancies, U104–6, U419–20
  - See also
    - Housing, rental – Affordable – North Battleford, new units, announcement, and cost of vacant units, member's statement
    - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Vacancies
  - And homelessness initiatives
    - See also
      - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Sales – And homelessness
    - Beck, 2939
    - Conway, 2877, 2940, 3083, 3730–31
    - Makowsky, 2877, 2940–41, 3083, 3730–31
    - Moe, 2939
  - And housing renewal strategy, P433–34
  - And increased homelessness, budget debate, 5267
  - And property management, member's statement
    - Conway, 4815
  - Wait-list, U420
- Payment arrears
  - As a barrier to housing
    - See
      - Saskatchewan income support program – Rent and utility payments
  - Clients turned away due to, U241–42
  - Repayment and forgiveness options, U238, U651–52
- Program expenses and major expenditures, U649
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation, Provincial Auditor's reports
- Rent, affordability, U636, U648, U676
- Rent, determination of, U242, U417, U465, U466
- Rent-ED program
  - See
    - Homelessness – Rent-ED program
- Roommate pilot project, P434, U420, U648, U676
- Sales, P432, P435, U418
  - And homelessness, budget debate, 3525
  - Procedures
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Disposition of properties
  - And units lost to other circumstances, U419
- Security improvements, U650–51
- Seniors' housing, quality and safety, U557, U649–51
  - Conway, 4800, 4837
  - Makowsky, 4800–4801, 4837
- Supportive housing, U557–58
  - Development, P434, U231–32, U246, U635, U640
  - Funding, C526, U555, U636
    - Budget debate, 5117
  - New units, Throne Speech, 4372
  - Phoenix Residential Society partnership, P433, U420
    - Funding, U364
  - Pilot project, Regina Treaty/Status Indian Services partnership
    - Throne Speech, 2568
- Units, chronically vacant, alternate use arrangements and better-use policy, U420, U648, U649–50
- Units, condition of, P432
  - Beck, 2939, 5305–6
  - Conway, 2831–32, 2854, 5306–7
  - Makowsky, 2831–32, 2854, 2939–40, 5306–7
  - Moe, 5305–6
- Units, condition of, budget debate, 5280
- Units, renovate and ensure occupancy
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Maintenance
  - Petition
    - Conway, 4952–53, 4985, 5059–60, 5083–84, 5303, 5542, 5725
    - Mowat, 5046
    - Teed, 4968–69
- Utility arrears, impact on eligibility, U421–22
- Vacancies, U557, U646–48
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Occupancy and vacancies
  - Cost of
    - Conway, 4527, 4612–13
    - Makowsky, 4527, 4612–13
  - Cost of, Throne Speech response, 4396
  - Reduction and prevention, funding, U636, U640–41, U652, U653
    - Budget debate, 5117, 5281
  - Throne Speech response, 4542, 4549
Saskatchewan Housing Corporation, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2020) v.1, ch.30, P431–34
  - Young, A., P431–34
- (2021) v.1, ch.24, P434–35
  - Young, A., P435
Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission
- See
  - Human rights – Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission
Saskatchewan Immigrant Investor Fund C301
- Housing program
  - See
    - HeadStart on a Home program
Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program E20, E397–98
- See also
  - Immigration
- Allocations, increased, E393, E395–96, E541, N478
  - Budget debate, 3474
  - Funding for
    - See also
      - Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program – Funding
- Allocations, percentage of all immigration, E22, E23
- Applications, processing
  - Staff, E393, E395, E396
  - Timelines, E155–56
- Budget debate, 5200
- COVID-19, extension of deadlines due to, E27
- Fraud detection and integrity services, funding, E559–60, E570
  - Budget debate, 5115
- Funding, E559
  - Budget debate, 3402
  - And increased allocation, budget debate, 5115
- Hard-to-fill skills program, E402, N477, N484
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program – Programs to fill labour market needs
  - Burki, 5155
  - Harrison, J., 5155
- Post-secondary student category, E573
- Program evaluation, E157
- Program levels, increase, and increased settlement supports, ministerial statement (Harrison, J.)
  - Harrison, J., 3294–95
  - Wotherspoon, 3295–96
- Programs to fill labour market needs, E154, N295
  - Budget debate, 5279
- Retention, 5-year, E22–23, E573–74
- Success, Throne Speech response, 160
- Tech talent pathway, E334
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program – Programs to fill labour market needs
- Work permit stream, expansion
  - Member's statement
    - Dennis, 4591
  - Ministerial statement (Harrison, J.)
    - Harrison, J., 4530
    - Young, A., 4530–31
Saskatchewan Impaired Driver Treatment Centre
- Capacity, N697
- Clients, P135–36, P138
- Program effectiveness, P135–36, P137
- Recidivism rates and targets, P137–38
- Saskatchewan Government Insurance, relation to, P138
- Wait times and impact of COVID-19, P137
Saskatchewan income support program U87–88, U231
- Adequacy, 3873–74, U94–95, U676–78
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan income support program – As whole-income approach
  - And impact on child welfare, U475
- Applications, client challenges and supports
  - See
    - Income assistance programs – Information technology, MiCase case management software – Client experience, impact on
- Benefit increase, 5568, C430, U636, U674
  - Adequacy, budget debate, 1996, 3482, 5117, 5138, 5233, 5259, 5281, 5292
  - Budget debate, 1882, 1929, 1964, 3402
- Benefits, additional, U676
  - Alternative heating benefit, budget debate, 3402
  - Employment and training benefit, U95
  - Funeral benefit, U102
  - Household health and safety benefit, U95–96
  - Prescribed diet benefit, U96–97
  - Shelter benefit, adequacy
    - See
      - Saskatchewan income support program – Rent and utility payments
  - Shelter benefit, consistency of application, P427, P428
  - Short-term emergency assistance benefit, U96
  - Stabilization benefit, U95
- Call centre
  - And caseworker responsibilities, P253–54
  - Dropped calls, U470
  - Staff, additional, U468
- Caseworker responsibilities
  - See
    - Saskatchewan income support program – Call centre – And caseworker responsibilities
- Clients, numbers, tracking and trends, U232–33, U235, U416, U656, U674
- Clients, personal identification, replacement of, C510
  - Funding, U636, U674
    - Budget debate, 5292
- Clients exiting the program, tracking and analysis, U422–23
- Clients transitioning to workforce, E562–63
  - Targets, U233–34, U239, U240–41
    - Conway, 2208, 2448
    - Harpauer, 2448
    - Moe, 2208
- Critique
  - Budget debate, 344, 1884, 1900, 1953, 1968, 2053–54, 2077, 3482
  - Throne Speech response, 935, 950–51, 2652, 4396, 4445
- Education training incentive
  - See
    - Skills training – Education training incentive
- Eligibility, P252
- Eligibility, need for an address
  - Carr, 2541
  - Conway, 2541
- Funding, and increase to benefits, U231, U415
- Funding, budget debate, 1996, 3431
- Income verification, P250, P251, P427, P428
  - Federal government data-sharing agreement, P429–30
- And increased homelessness
  - Carr, 1036–37, 2042, 2103–4, 2264–65
  - Conway, 1036–37, 2042, 2103–4, 2264
- Motivational interviewing, U95
  - Critique, Throne Speech response, 950
  - Testimony, U87–88
  - Training contract, U99–100, U239–40
- Overpayment recovery, P250–51, P252, P427, P428
  - Costs and benefits, P430
- Overpayments, system error, recovery and client support, U467–68, U469
- Rates, calculation of
  - See
    - Income assistance programs – Rates – Calculation of
- And removal of specific allowances, grants and benefits, U94–97
- Rent and utilities, direct payment to landlords, discontinuation of
  - Domestic violence victims, impact on
    - See
      - Women's shelters – Second-stage housing – Importance of, and problems with Saskatchewan Income Support program, member's statement
  - Restore, petition
    - Conway, 891, 912, 968, 1030, 1085–86, 1115, 1157, 1181, 1205–6, 1234–35, 1259, 1291, 1324–25, 1351, 1375–76, 1412, 1441, 1471, 1494, 1528, 1574, 1605, 1620–21, 1744, 1769, 1855, 1888, 2036, 2201, 2223, 2242, 2316, 2444–45
    - Ritchie, 3982
    - Wotherspoon, 1059, 1134
  - Throne Speech response, 951
- Rent and utility payments, U97, U99, U676
  - Alternative heating benefit
    - See
      - Saskatchewan income support program – Benefits, additional – Alternative heating benefit
  - Arrears
    - See also
      - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Utility arrears, impact on eligibility
      - Utilities – Missed payments and cut-off services – Impact of income assistance changes
    - Repayment and impact on housing options, U236–37
  - Trustee services, U231
    - See also
      - Community-based organizations – Management and trustee services
- Transition from prior income assistance programs, U97–99
- Underpayments, correction of, P430
- Utility payments, U236, U471
  - Budget debate, 3480, 3525
- As whole-income approach, U96–97, U231, U423
  - See also
    - Income assistance programs – And federal COVID-19 relief
  - Adequacy, U421–22, U470–71
    - Carr, 1666, 1894–95
    - Conway, 1665–66, 1894, 2448–49
    - Harpauer, 2448–49
  - Budget debate, 1970
Saskatchewan Indian Equity Foundation
- See also
  - Entrepreneurs – Indigenous – Growth in and government supports for, member's statement
- 35th anniversary, member's statement
  - Lambert, 2961
Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
- Casino management system, audit reporting, P24
- Casino management system, service provider, monitoring of, P24
- Financial reporting, human resources and information technology, P25
- Gaming framework agreement
  - See
    - Gaming framework agreement
- Information technology, user access management, P23, P25
- Online gaming site
  - See
    - Gambling – Online gaming site operated by Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2018) v.2, ch.15, P23–25
    - Young, A., P24–25
  - (2019) v.2, ch.13, P23–25
    - Young, A., P23–25
    - Recommendations, P25
  - (2020) v.2, ch.13, P23–25
    - Young, A., P24–25
Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies
- Aviation Learning Centre
  - Boeing investment, member's statement
    - Friesen, 5497
- Career centre, funding, E563
- Early childhood educators, training, U319
- Funding, U117
  - See also
    - Technical institutes – Funding
- Health care worker training seats, 3868
- Power engineering students, work placements
  - See
    - Petroleum Technology Research Centre, Regina – Power engineering students, work placements
- Student support services model, funding, U116, U670
Saskatchewan Indigenous Investment Finance Corporation 3861, E177, E411, N682–83
- Applications, E543–44
- Creation of, 2325–26, E337–38
  - Funding, budget debate, 1882, 1902, 1929, 1931, 1947, 1950, 1985, 1988, 2009, 2021, 2045
  - Funding, Throne Speech response, 2722, 2758
  - Throne Speech, 876, 4371
  - Throne Speech response, 901, 905, 938, 947, 954, 1015, 1044, 1046, 1082, 1102
- Economic reconciliation, advancement of, 2325, E392, E491–92, E494
  - Budget debate, 1902, 1929, 1950
  - Throne Speech, 876, 2567
  - Throne Speech response, 905, 1015, 1044, 1102
- Eligibility criteria, E176–77
- Funding, E175, E537, E542–43, N678
- Industries, focus, E175–76
- Loan guarantees, E177, E544
Saskatchewan Indigenous Investment Finance Corporation Act (No. 79)
- First reading
  - Harrison, J., 2090
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 2164
  - Conway, 2267–68
  - Harrison, J., 2107–8
  - Love, 2251–52
  - Mowat, 2180–81
  - Nippi-Albright, 2127–28
  - Sarauer, 2108
  - Vermette, 2196–97
  - Wotherspoon, 2233–34
  - Young, A., 2308
- Referred to Economy Committee
  - Harrison, J., 2308
- Committee discussion
  - Harrison, J., E275–77
  - Young, A., E275–77
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Francis), E278
- Report without amendment
  - Young, C., 2425
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Harrison, J., 2425
- Third reading
  - Harrison, J., 2425
- Royal Assent, 2517
Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity Scholarship
- Funding, U197, U659
Saskatchewan insulin pump program
- Eligibility, expanded
  - See
    - Diabetes – Supports, expanded
Saskatchewan labour market strategy
- See
  - Labour force – Saskatchewan labour market strategy
Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board
- Applications and dispositions, U456
- Funding, U298
- Independence of and Minister's involvement in, U456
Saskatchewan Lean Improvements in Manufacturing program E367–68, E510
- Funding, budget debate, 3455
- Tiered funding approach, E360, E368
Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission
- Cases, tracking, use of electronic case management system, P224, P225
- Central intake process, impact on acceptance rate, P224–25
- Court-appointed counsel program, funding, N135, N137
- Eligibility, N88
- Funding
  - Federal, C437
  - Federal and provincial, N87, N496
- Privatization, Throne Speech response, 95
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2018) v.2, ch.41, P223–26
    - Ritchie, P224–26
    - Young, C., P226
  - (2021) v.2, ch.34, P223–26
    - Ritchie, P224–26
    - Young, C., P226
- Staff, P225–26
  - Compensation, N495–96
  - Performance evaluations, P224, P226
- Vacancy rate and caseloads, N496
- Wait times and caseloads, N87–88
Saskatchewan legislative internship program C507–8
Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
- See also
  - Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan
- Cannabis regulation
  - See
    - Cannabis – Regulatory activities
- Client credit card information, data protection, P410–11
- Cyberattack, P410, P411
  - See also
    - Government information technology – Cybersecurity
- Financial reporting
  - Bank reconciliations, P23
  - Documentation, detailed review, P23
  - Human resources and information technology costs, P25
- Information technology
  - Project management, P26
  - Projects, status update, P26
  - Security, P23, P25
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority, Provincial Auditor's reports
- Retail outlets, sale of
  - See
    - Liquor stores
- Revenue, Throne Speech response, 2684
- Russian products, delisting of
  - See
    - Ukraine, invasion of (2022) – Government support
- Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority, casino management system, audit reporting, P24
- Staff, inspectors, sufficiency, P406
Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2018) v.2, ch.16, P23–26
  - Young, A., P24–25
  - Recommendations, P26
- (2018) v.2, ch.42, P26
  - Young, A., P26
- (2019) v.1, ch.36, P26–27
  - Young, A., P26–27
- (2019) v.2, ch.13, P23–25
  - Young, A., P24–25
  - Recommendations, P25
- (2019) v.2, ch.42, P27
- (2020) v.2, ch.13, P23–25
  - Young, A., P24–25
- (2020) v.2, ch.39, P26
  - Young, A., P26
- (2021) v.1, ch.10, P401–5
  - Young, A., P403–5
  - Recommendations, P405
- (2021) v.1, ch.25, P405–6
  - Young, A., P405–6
- (2022) v.1, ch.6, P406–10
  - Young, A., P408–9
  - Recommendations, P409–10
- (2022) v.2, ch.5, P410–11
  - Keisig, P411
  - Young, A., P410–11
  - Recommendation, P411
Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund for Sports, Culture and Recreation
- See
  - SaskCulture – Funding from lotteries revenue
Saskatchewan Marshals Service 5572, N690–91
- Accommodations, N509, N690, N691
- Benefits, budget debate, 5227, 5233, 5254–55, 5316
- Chief marshal, appointment of, budget debate, 5175–76
- Establishment, 3875, N687
  - Budget debate, 3431
  - Critique
    - Budget debate, 3421, 3451, 3482, 5121, 5138, 5158, 5204, 5239, 5289
    - Throne Speech response, 2620, 2709–10
  - Funding, N505, N508
    - Budget debate, 3402–3, 3478, 5117, 5206, 5233, 5282
  - Throne Speech, 2567
  - Throne Speech response, 2612, 2628, 2644, 2654, 2681, 2688, 2700, 2706, 2722, 2740, 2757, 4518
- And funding for policing, N510–12
  - See also
    - Royal Canadian Mounted Police – Funding – Needs, and Saskatchewan Marshals Service
  - Sarauer, 2942
  - Tell, 2942
- Officers
  - Experienced, competition for, N509–11
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Marshals Service – And funding for policing
  - Qualifications and duties, N508–10
- Staffing, N505, N509
- Weapons, choice of, N691
Saskatchewan Mining and Minerals Inc.
- See
  - Fertilizer industry – Sodium sulphate facility, Saskatchewan Mining and Minerals, Chaplin, expansion
Saskatchewan Municipal Board N269–70
- 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
- Disputes, and impact of COVID-19 on backlog, N187–88
Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation
- See also
  - Innovation Place
- Annual reports (2018-19), (2019-20), (2020-21), C119–25
  - Bowes, C120–25
  - Morgan, C119–23, C125
- Annual report (2020-21) addendum, C315
- Board, remuneration, C4
- Corporate governance, C6
- COVID-19 pandemic, client supports and service impacts
  - See
    - Innovation Place – COVID-19, client supports and service impacts
- Diversity targets, C7
- Dividends, C120
- Equity repayment, C120
- Estimates
  - (2021-22), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C3–10, C54
    - Bowes, C4–10
    - Morgan, C3–10
- Executive compensation, C122
- Forest Centre, Prince Albert, sale
  - See
    - University of Saskatchewan – Forest Centre, Prince Albert, acquisition
- Innovation Saskatchewan, integration into
  - See
    - Innovation Saskatchewan – Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation, integration of
- Operating expenses, C124
- Research and technology parks
  - See
    - Innovation Place
- Revenue, COVID-19 pandemic impacts, C120
- Staff reductions, C9
- Strategic direction, C8–9, C121
Saskatchewan Order of Merit
- See
  - Honours and awards – Saskatchewan Order of Merit
Saskatchewan Party
- Budgets, and election year promises, budget debate, 5119–20, 5136–37, 5157–58, 5165, 5168, 5179, 5263–64, 5266, 5289, 5293, 5295, 5310
- Budgets, balanced, critique
  - Budget debate, 275, 286–87, 297, 318, 346, 1896, 1900, 2029, 2052, 3406, 5121, 5134, 5158, 5176–77, 5251, 5266, 5280
  - Member's statement
    - Young, A., 5108–9
  - Throne Speech response, 80, 1096, 2594, 2607, 2622, 2754
- Business outreach during COVID-19, budget debate, 289, 301, 315, 324, 351, 385, 404
- Caucus renewal, Throne Speech response, 4429
- Caucus unity
  - And diversity, Throne Speech response, 4545
  - Throne Speech response, 4533
- Core values, Throne Speech response, 24
- Critique
  - Budget debate, 1939, 5263, 5264, 5288, 5311
  - Response, Throne Speech response, 4428–29, 4441, 4536
  - Throne Speech response, 4399, 4455, 4487, 4499, 4513–14, 4540
- Debt, approach to
  - See also
    - Government financial management, debt – Increased, and infrastructure funding
  - Budget debate, 2000–2001, 5244
- Election promises 2020
  - Active families benefit, reinstatement
    - See
      - Active families benefit – Reinstatement
  - Ambulance services for seniors, affordability
    - See
      - Ambulance service – Seniors, fees
  - Autism, individualized funding, expansion
    - See
      - Autism – Individualized funding, expansion
  - Child care spaces
    - See
      - Early childhood education and child care facilities – Spaces, government commitment
  - Community rink affordability grant, reinstatement
    - See
      - Community rink affordability grant – Reinstatement
  - Continuing care aides, additional
    - See
      - Continuing care aides – New, government commitment
  - Deaf-blind persons, services and supports
    - See
      - Deaf-blind persons
  - Diabetes, expanded supports
    - See
      - Diabetes – Supports, expanded
  - Fulfillment, budget debate, 270, 273, 275, 299, 301, 302, 315, 322, 331, 351, 388, 404, 408, 414, 416–17, 421
  - Growth plan
    - See
      - Saskatchewan growth plan
  - Home renovation tax credit
    - See
      - Saskatchewan home renovation tax credit – Introduction
  - Saskatchewan advantage scholarship, increase
    - See
      - Saskatchewan advantage scholarship – Increase
  - SaskPower temporary rate reduction
    - See
      - Saskatchewan economic recovery rebate
  - Seniors income plan, increase benefit
    - See
      - Seniors income plan – Benefit, increase
  - Small business, temporary income tax rate reduction
    - See
      - Income tax – Small business, temporary rate reduction
  - Taxation, broken promise, budget debate, 2052, 3480
  - Veterans clubs, increased funding
    - See
      - Veterans – Service club support program
- Engagement and outreach
  - Budget debate, 329, 348–49, 2008, 3433, 3454, 3493, 3494, 5159–60, 5176, 5182, 5285–86, 5291, 5295–96
  - Critique, Throne Speech response, 4487
  - Throne Speech response, 218, 2585, 2586, 2588–89, 2622, 2643–44, 2655, 2740, 4394, 4418, 4419, 4429, 4440, 4469, 4472, 4492, 4495, 4497, 4502
- Growth plans, 5551–52
  - 30 goals for 2030
    - See
      - Saskatchewan growth plan
  - Budget debate, 5318
  - Development and implementation, 3860–61
- Guiding principles
  - Budget debate, 351, 5114, 5184–85, 5257
  - Throne Speech response, 34–35
  - Throne Speech response, 1048
- Leadership and teamwork, recognition, Throne Speech response, 2653
- Premier, record, critique, member's statement
  - Young, A., 5625
- Promise of Saskatchewan, Throne Speech response, 222
- Record of time in government, member's statement
  - Ottenbreit, 4608–9, 5764
- Retiring members, farewell, budget debate, 5141, 5144, 5184, 5194–95, 5197–98, 5204–5, 5222, 5225, 5244–45, 5256, 5257, 5262, 5284, 5290–91, 5295–96, 5313
- Volunteers
  - See
    - Volunteers – Wallin, Bonnie, Sask Party volunteer for Kelvington-Wadena, member's statement
Saskatchewan petroleum innovation incentive E126, E135–36, E228, E433, E584
- See also
  - Lithium – Incentive programs, addition to, ministerial statement (Reiter)
- Extension of, E578, E583
Saskatchewan Police College
- Funding, N248, N506, N507
  - Budget debate, 3478
- Training needs assessment, N248–49
  - Recommendations, N507–8
Saskatchewan Polytechnic
- Applied research activities
  - Biochar, work of Dave Halstead
    - See
      - Biomass – Biochar – Fertilizer, use as, recognition of Dave Halstead and research efforts, member's statement
  - Funding
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Polytechnic – Research funding
  - Inventory and tracking, P324, P326
  - Office of applied research and innovation
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Polytechnic – Office of applied research and innovation
  - Projects, recognition, member's statement
    - Lambert, 3517
  - Risk assessments, documentation, P323, P325–26
  - Showcase winner Matthew Wilson
    - See
      - Medical instruments and apparatus – Cardiac diagnoses, student technology project
  - Success measures, P323, P325
- Apprenticeship, responsibility for, breakdown
  - See
    - Skills training – Apprenticeship – Responsibility for, breakdown
- Automotive services
  - See
    - Vehicles – Urban concept car, Saskatchewan Polytechnic students, Shell Eco-marathon Americas challenge winners, member's statement
- Brokerage program for regional colleges, U509, U663–64
- Code of conduct, annual reaffirmation, P323, P325
- Dental clinic
  - See
    - Dental health – Dental Health Centre, Saskatchewan Polytechnic, grand opening, member's statement
- Early childhood educators, training, U319
- Enrolment, 10-year high, member's statement
  - Friesen, 4384
- Funding, E153, U117
  - See also
    - Technical institutes – Funding
  - Adequacy, U508
  - Throne Speech response, 60
- Graduates
  - See also
    - Graduate retention program
  - Employment rate, First Nations and Métis
    - Throne Speech, 4371
    - Throne Speech response, 4427, 4435, 4503
  - Employment rate, Throne Speech response, 4468, 4503
  - Retention rate, Throne Speech response, 4403
- Health and Wellness Days
  - See
    - Dental health – Health and Wellness Days
- Hospitality industry training
  - See
    - Hospitality industry – Worker training
- Indigenous honour awards ceremony, member's statement
  - Friesen, 5304
- Indigenous student success strategy, funding, U116, U659, U670
- Information technology, cybersecurity, P322
- International students, Throne Speech response, 4468
- Loss compensation policy, P321–22
- Medical laboratory technologists
  - See
    - Health care professionals – Medical technologists, training
- Medical radiology technologists, training
  - See
    - Health care professionals – Medical radiology technologists, training
- Mining industry, micro-credentialing course, E339
- Moose Jaw campus
  - Mezzanine replacement project, funding, U116, U119
  - Upgrades, U200
  - Upgrades, Throne Speech response, 1001
- Nurse training
  - See
    - Nurses, training
- Office of applied research and innovation, P323
- Poon, Dr. Nancy
  - See
    - Prisoners – Release and reintegration of female-identified offenders, recognition of Nancy Poon and the Brighter Futures Fund, member's statement
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2019) v.2, ch.14
    - See
      - Advanced Education Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports – (2019) v.2, ch.14
  - (2020) v.2, ch.14
    - See
      - Advanced Education Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports – (2020) v.2, ch.14
  - (2020) v.2, ch.22
    - See
      - Advanced Education Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports – (2020) v.2, ch.22
- Recognition of, member's statement
  - Cheveldayoff, 2659
- Research funding, P323
  - Growth, target and funding sources, P324
  - Industry partners, funding agreements, P323–24, P326
  - And use of non-disclosure agreements, P325
- Respiratory therapist training
  - See
    - Health care professionals – Respiratory therapists – Training, in province, development
- Saskatoon campus renewal project
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Saskatoon campus renewal project
- Tra Vinh University, Vietnam, memorandum of understanding, E538
- Veterinary technologist training program, expansion
  - See
    - Veterinary services – Technicians, training, expansion
- Wait-lists for programs, U509, U668
Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Saskatoon campus renewal project U497, U665–66
- Budget debate, 5246
- Funding, C380, C526, U197, U200, U659
  - Budget debate, 1964, 2012, 2050, 3404, 5162
  - And donation from Nutrien, budget debate, 5141
  - And location at Innovation Place, U667
    - See also
      - Saskatchewan Polytechnic – Enrolment, 10-year high, member's statement
    - Throne Speech, 4374
    - Throne Speech response, 4391, 4447, 4484
  - Throne Speech, 2564
- Joseph A. Remai, Saskatoon Campus, donation and naming announcement, member's statement
  - Friesen, 5422
- Nursing program, donation from Dubé family and building dedication, member's statement
  - Friesen, 5681
- Potential location, innovation corridor
  - Throne Speech, 2564
  - Throne Speech response, 2741
- Throne Speech response, 4426, 4506
Saskatchewan Power Corporation
- Annual reports (2019-20), (2020-21), C126–27, C134–47
  - Morgan, C126–27, C136–41, C143, C146–47
  - Young, A., C134–47
- Annual report (2021-22), C334, C337–45
  - Morgan, C334, C337–45
  - Young, A., C337–45
- Assets, condition of, C335–36
- Auditor recommendations, implementation status and review schedule, C303
- Board appointments
  - Duncan, 5730–31
  - Young, A., 5730–31
- Business sustainability
  - See
    - Electricity, consumer rates – Increase – And corporate sustainability
- Capital expenditures, C135, C187–88, C483
  - See also
    - Electricity – Infrastructure
- Carbon pricing, output-based pricing system
  - See
    - Greenhouse gas mitigation, output-based performance standards
- Carbon tax
  - Collection and remittance, C143–44, C398–99, C415–16
  - Costs, C340, E447–48
  - Customer bills, removal from
    - See
      - Carbon tax (Canada), temporary exemption for home heating oil – And suspension on provincial heating costs
  - Customer bills, representation on
    - See
      - Carbon tax (Canada) – Representation on customer bills
- Chief executive officer, competition, C198
- Climate change, risk assessment, C496–97
- Commercial space and water heater rebate
  - See
    - Crown corporations – Commercial space and water heater rebate
- Community giving, C127
  - Jim Pattison Children's Hospital Foundation
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Paperless billing campaign and donation to Jim Pattison Children's Hospital Foundation, member's statement
  - Nipawin Hospital helipad
    - See
      - Nipawin Hospital
- Community rink relief program
  - See
    - Skating rinks – Community rink relief program, SaskPower
- Compressed air energy storage
  - See
    - Renewable energy – Compressed air energy storage
- COVID-19 pandemic, interest waiver program
  - See
    - Crown corporations – COVID-19 pandemic – Interest waiver program
- Customer accounts, C135, E141
  - New, anticipated, C194
- Customers
  - Billing, equalized payments
    - See
      - Electricity – Meter reading, service standards
  - Large power purchasers, environmental, social, and governance requirements, impact on operations, C137–38
  - Seasonal, rate relief
    - See
      - Electricity, consumer rates – Demand-charge calculation, adjustments
- Dividends, C196
  - See also
    - Electricity, consumer rates – Increase – And use of dividends
- Economic recovery rebate
  - See
    - Saskatchewan economic recovery rebate
- Emissions reduction, C496
- Emissions reduction target, C127, C147, C187, C422, E592
  - See also
    - Electricity – Generation – Renewable sources
    - Greenhouse gas mitigation – Emissions reduction targets
  - Throne Speech, 881, 2566
  - Throne Speech response, 923
- Employer awards, C334
- Environmental, social, and governance reporting, C170
- Estimates
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation, Estimates
- Exporting entity, long-term goal, C137, C140
  - To the United States, infrastructure, C518
- Exports, C401, C511
  - And imports, C193, C413–14
    - See also
      - Electricity – Imports, Manitoba Hydro
- Financial management, C483
  - Assets, amortization and depreciation, C145
  - Debt, C144–45, C490
  - Debt ratio, C145, C514
  - Equity, loss on, C338
  - Equity repayment, C165
    - Target
      - See
        Crown corporations – Equity repayment – Targets
  - Expenses, C484
  - Interest costs and refinancing, C143
- Fly ash sales, C142–43
- Inflation, accounting for, C398
- Information technology, security threats, C128
  - Insurance, C128–29
  - Mitigation, C125–26, C127
- Infrastructure
  - See
    - Electricity – Infrastructure
- Infrastructure maintenance processes
  - Budgeting, C336–37
  - Corrective, prioritization, C333, C336
  - Deferred, determination of consequences, C333, C336
  - Five-year plan, C333, C475
    - Funding, C336
  - Improvements, C334
  - Reporting, C333, C336
- Lawsuits, settlement costs
  - See
    - Power stations – Whitesand dam, flooding and remediation, settlement costs, SaskPower
- Lawsuits and litigation
  - See
    - Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan – Lawsuits and litigation
- Logistics Warehouse Complex, Global Transportation Hub and facilities consolidation, C145–46, C188, C334, C397
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Regina operations and maintenance complex
- Maintenance districts, consolidation, C191–92
- Mobile app, Throne Speech response, 2732
- Natural gas hedging, C144
- Net income
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Revenue
- Net metering program
  - See also
    - Electricity – Self-generation and co-generation, trends and impact on SaskPower
  - Throne Speech response, 58, 167–68
  - Transfer to Environment Ministry
    - See
      - Environment Ministry – Net metering program – Ministerial responsibility
- NorthPoint Energy Solutions Inc.
  - See
    - NorthPoint Energy Solutions Inc.
- Paperless billing campaign and donation to Jim Pattison Children's Hospital Foundation, member's statement
  - Steele, 763
- Power purchase agreements, C127, C135, C193–94, C418, C487, E419
  - See also
    - Electricity – Self-generation and co-generation, trends and impact on SaskPower
  - And shift to distributor status, C138–40
- Privatization, C337
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation, Provincial Auditor's reports
- Regina operations and maintenance complex, C483
- Renewable energy
  - Infrastructure requirements, impact on costs, C338–39
  - Projects
    - See
      - Renewable energy – Wind and solar projects – SaskPower projects, member's statement
  - Target
    - See
      - Electricity – Generation – Renewable sources
- Revenue, C194, C334, C511, C512
  - And return on equity, C126, C127, C398, C483–84
- Royalties paid to Water Security Agency
  - See
    - Power stations – Hydroelectric generation facilities – Royalties paid to Water Security Agency
- Small modular reactors, responsibility for
  - See
    - Nuclear energy – Micro-reactors and small modular reactors – Responsibility for, division of
    - Small modular reactors – Development – Ministerial responsibility
- Smart meters, C187–88, C189–90, C192, C397, C483
- Southwest Power Pool agreement, costs and benefits, C344–45, C412–14
- Staff
  - Diversity, C127
  - Full-time equivalents, C134
  - Skilled labour, challenges, C411
  - Syed, Ali
    - See
      - Tributes
- Superannuation plan, C334
- Sustainable Electricity Company designation, Canadian Electricity Association, C126
- Taxes paid
  - See
    - Income tax – Corporate, paid by Saskatchewan Power Corporation
- Transmission tariffs, C496
Saskatchewan Power Corporation, Estimates
- (2020, December), supplementary, statutory, lending and investing activities, 243
- (2021-22), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C54
- (2022-23), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C187–202, C277
  - Morgan, C187–202
  - Young, A., C187–202
- (2022, November), supplementary, statutory, lending and investing activities, C313
- (2023, March), supplementary, statutory, lending and investing activities, C455
- (2023-24), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C397–423, C455
  - Bonk, C422–23
  - Morgan, C397–423
  - Young, A., C398–422
- (2024-25), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C482–97, C557
  - Duncan, C482–97
  - Young, A., C483–97
Saskatchewan Power Corporation, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2019) v.2, ch.45, C125–29, C134
  - Morgan, C127
  - Young, A., C127–29
- (2020) v.2, ch.23, C126–27, C129–34
  - Morgan, C127, C130–31, C133
  - Skoropad, C134
  - Young, A., C129–34
  - Recommendations, C134
- (2022) v.1, ch.25, C332–37
  - Morgan, C333–36
  - Young, A., C335–37
Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board
- Board appointments, U601
Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency
- See also
  - Emergency preparedness
- 911, administration, assumption of
  - See
    - Emergency services – 911, administration, transfer to Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency
- Accommodations, efficiencies, N507
- Assistance provided out-of-province, N506
- Compliance and enforcement unit, P362
- COVID-19 response, coordination, N89–90, N145–46, N148, N253–54, U27
  - Budget debate, 271
  - Throne Speech, 873–74
  - Throne Speech response, 900, 958, 997, 1007, 1080, 1083
- Disaster response and management, N237–38
- Emergency preparedness, coordination of services
  - See
    - Emergency preparedness
- Emergency social services expenses, transfer of responsibility, N90
- Expanded role, N90, N146–47
- Firefighter training program, funding, ministerial responsibility, breakdown
  - See
    - Parkland College – Firefighter training program, Melville – Funding, ministerial responsibility, breakdown
- First Nations and communities, evacuation, planning, N676
  - Funding, N238, N253
- Funding, N89, N142, N236, N238, N253, N381, N505–6
  - Budget debate, 271, 305, 315, 343, 1882, 3403, 3478
  - Federal, C254
- Operations, overview, N146
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, Provincial Auditor's reports
- Provincial disaster assistance program, consolidation of, N506
  - Budget debate, 3403
  - Funding, N507
- Provincial emergency operations centre
  - See also
    - Health Ministry – COVID-19 response unit
  - Funding, N381
  - Funding and public briefings
    - Merriman, 2191
    - Sarauer, 2191
  - Ukrainian refugees, assistance with arrivals, N506–7
- Transportation rescue extrication program
  - See
    - Fire departments and firefighters – Transportation rescue extrication program
- Wildfire evacuation
  - See
    - Wildfires – Community evacuation
- Wildfire management
  - See
    - Wildfires – Wildfire management
Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2019) v.2, ch.32, P361–64
  - Kirsch, P364
  - Nerlien, P363–64
  - Young, A., P362–63
- (2020) v.2, ch.40, P358–60
  - Young, A., P359
- (2021) v.2, ch.35, P360–61
  - Young, A., P360–61
- (2021) v.2, ch.36, P361–64
  - Kirsch, P364
  - Nerlien, P363–64
  - Young, A., P362–63
Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 98)
- First reading
  - Tell, 2812
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 2949
  - Conway, 2857
  - Nippi-Albright, 3089
  - Ritchie, 2970–71
  - Sarauer, 3146
  - Teed, 2889
  - Tell, 2856
  - Vermette, 2905
  - Wotherspoon, 3068
  - Young, A., 2989–90
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 3147
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N440–41
  - Tell, N440
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Lambert)
    - Lambert, N441
- Report without amendment
  - Dennis, 3588
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Tell, 3588
- Third reading
  - Tell, 3588
- Royal Assent, 3589
Saskatchewan Remembrance Observance Act (No. 139)
- First reading
  - McMorris, 4531
- Second reading
  - McMorris, 4531
  - Sarauer, 4531–32
- Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4532
- Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McMorris)
    - McMorris, 4532
- Report without amendment
  - Bradshaw, 4532
- Third reading
  - McMorris, 4532
- Royal Assent, 4533
Saskatchewan rental housing supplement
- See
  - Housing, rental – Saskatchewan rental housing supplement
Saskatchewan Research Council
- 75th anniversary (2022), E265, E293
  - And geoanalytical laboratory, 50th anniversary (2023), E379
- Aboriginal mentorship program, E109, E477
- Accelerated site closure program
  - Administrative funding, E297, E298, P382
  - Project management, E299, P382–84
- Board composition, E270
  - Conflict of interest, E478–79
  - Diversity and representation, E385
  - And limitations, E384–85
  - Turnover, E478, E479
- Conflict of interest policies, P465–66
- Cyberattack, September 2021, E270–72
- Economic impact, E105, E265, E294, E379, E473
  - Jobs, measurement, E270
- Estimates
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Research Council, Estimates
- First Nations and Métis, engagement, E476–77, E488, E491–95
- Funding, E105, E107–8, E265, E379, E473
  - Return on investment
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Research Council – Economic impact
- Geothermal project
  - See
    - Power stations – Geothermal, Deep Earth Energy Production
- Governance structure and senior leadership, E383–84
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Research Council – Board composition
- Helium liquefaction hub, study
  - See
    - Helium – Liquefaction hub, study
- Hydrogen, commercial opportunities analysis
  - See
    - Oil industry – Hydrogen extraction – Regina-Moose Jaw industrial corridor, hub development
- Innovations, historical, E265, E379, E473
- Mandate and competition with private sector, E385–86
- Mining operations and facilities, consolidation, E267
  - Funding, E107
- Nuclear micro-reactors, development and testing
  - See
    - Nuclear energy – Micro-reactors – Development and testing
- Privatization, E478
- Projects, focus areas, E105–6, E265–66, E379–81, E382–83, E473–76
  - See also
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Research Council, Provincial Auditor's reports
- Purchasing policies, P462–66
  - Indigenous companies, preferential procurement, E494
  - Purchase cards, P463–64, P465, P466
  - Sole-source contracts, P464, P465
  - Suppliers, communication, P462, P465
  - Suppliers, performance, tracking, P463, P465, P466
  - Tenders, time frames, P462–63
- Radon, home testing kits, E106
- Solvent extraction cells, development, E380
- Staff, E108–9, E269–70
  - Conflict of interest policies
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Research Council – Conflict of interest policies
  - First Nations and Métis, E476
- As a treasury board Crown, E477
Saskatchewan Research Council, Estimates
- (2020, December), supplementary, 242
- (2021-22), main, E105–10, E139
  - Bowes, E107–10
  - Harrison, J, E105–10
- (2022-23), main, E265–73, E288–89
  - Harrison, J., E265–70, E272–73
  - Young, A., E267–73
- (2022, November), supplementary, E293–97
  - Harrison, J., E293–97
  - Nippi-Albright, E294–96
- (2023-24), main, E379–92, E458
  - Harrison, J., E379–92
  - Nippi-Albright, E381–92
- (2024, March), supplementary, E599
- (2024-25), main, E473–95, E597–98
  - Harrison, J., E473–95
  - Nippi-Albright, E475–79, E481–95
Saskatchewan Research Council, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2020) v.1, ch.10, P462–66
  - Nerlien, P466
  - Young, A., P463–66
  - Recommendations, P466
- (2023) v.1, ch.21, P462–66
  - Nerlien, P466
  - Young, A., P463–66
Saskatchewan Revenue Agency
- Costs and benefits, C434–35, C436, C538–39
  - Beck, 3163
  - Harpauer, 3163, 3165, 3194, 3365–66, 3382–83, 3797–98, 4798
  - Harrison, J., 3165, 3851–52
  - Reiter, 3397
  - Wotherspoon, 3164–65, 3194, 3365–66, 3381–83, 3397, 3797–98, 3851–52, 4798
- Costs and benefits, budget debate, 3406, 3452, 3472
- Critique, budget debate, 3421, 3451, 3482, 5121, 5158, 5239
- Development, analysis, C435–36, C538–40
  - Funding, C427, C537, C538
Saskatchewan Revenue Agency Act (No. 122)
- First reading
  - Harpauer, 3136
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 3302–3
  - Conway, 3240
  - Harpauer, 3173–74
  - Love, 3261
  - Mowat, 3217
  - Nippi-Albright, 3371
  - Ritchie, 3387
  - Sarauer, 3174
  - Teed, 3318–19
  - Vermette, 3332–33
  - Wotherspoon, 3544–45
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Harrison, J., 3545
- Committee discussion
  - Harpauer, C447–50
  - Wotherspoon, C447–50
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Steele), C450
- Report without amendment
  - Bradshaw, 3840
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Harpauer, 3840
- Third reading
  - Harpauer, 3840
- Royal Assent, 3941
Saskatchewan Scholarship of Honour
- See
  - Scholarships and bursaries – Scholarship of Honour, recipients, member's statement
Saskatchewan Science Centre, Regina
- 35th anniversary
  - Discovery Week celebration, member's statement
    - Fiaz, 5485
  - Member's statement
    - Sarauer, 5522
- Curriculum, contribution to, N629
- Funding
  - See
    - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry – Third-party organizations, funding
- Girls in STEAM 2022 conference
  - See
    - Science, technology, engineering, arts, and math fields – Girls in STEAM 2022 conference
- Upgrades, member's statement
  - Meyers, 820
Saskatchewan Strategy for Suicide Prevention Act, 2021 (No. 601)
- First reading
  - Vermette, 563
- Second reading
  - Hindley, 718–19
  - Vermette, 716–18
- Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Vermette, 719
- Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Harrison, J.)
    - Harrison, J., 720
- Report without amendment
  - Wilson, 720
- Third reading
  - Vermette, 720
- Royal Assent, 720
Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation
- See
  - Teachers, collective bargaining agreement
Saskatchewan Technology Fund
- See
  - Prairie Resilience climate change strategy – Technology fund
Saskatchewan technology start-up incentive E168, E552
- Economic impact, E111, E169, E329
  - Budget debate, 273, 290, 351
  - And job creation, E336
- Extension, E111
  - Budget debate, 273, 290, 302, 351
- Funding, E329
  - Increased due to over subscription, E172–73
- Tax credit cap, increase, budget debate, 1931, 2019, 2021
- Throne Speech, 877
- Throne Speech response, 901, 938, 983, 999
Saskatchewan Technology Start-up Incentive Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 30)
- First reading
  - Harrison, J., 472
- Second reading
  - Beck, 596–97
  - Bowes, 651–52
  - Harrison, J., 491–92
  - Love, 574
  - Nippi-Albright, 669
  - Ritchie, 553–54
  - Vermette, 492–93
  - Wotherspoon, 610
  - Young, A., 685
- Referred to Economy Committee
  - Harrison, J., 685
- Committee discussion
  - Harrison, J., E118–20
  - Young, A., E119–20
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Steele), E121
- Report without amendment
  - Young, C., 731
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Harrison, J., 731
- Third reading
  - Harrison, J., 731
- Royal Assent, 860
Saskatchewan Telecommunications
- See also
  - Telecommunications
- 911, administration, transfer to Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency
  - See
    - Emergency services – 911, administration, transfer to Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency
- Annual reports (2019-20), (2020-21), C147–62
  - Morgan, C148–62
  - Wotherspoon, C149–62
- Annual report (2021-22), C346–56
  - Morgan, C346–56
  - Wotherspoon, C347–56
- Assets, value, C476
- Bad debt
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Telecommunications – Customer accounts, overdue – Impact of COVID-19
- Board composition, C355
- Collective bargaining
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Telecommunications – Staff
- Community Merit award
  - See
    - Chambers of commerce – Yorkton Chamber of Commerce, Celebrate Success Business Awards – Member's statement
- Community Service Award
  - See
    - Chambers of commerce – Prairie Sky Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Awards – Zak's Home Hardware, Community Service Award, and other recipients, member's statement
- CommunityNet
  - See
    - CommunityNet
- Consultants, ISM, change in ownership, implications for local employees, C220
- Consumer rates, C478
- COVID-19 pandemic, customer supports and services, C148
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Telecommunications – Data overage charges, waived, ministerial statement (Morgan)
  - Interest waivers
    - See
      - Crown corporations – COVID-19 pandemic – Interest waiver program
- Customer accounts, overdue
  - Impact of COVID-19, C224
  - Interest rates, C152–53
- Customer connections for seniors, help setting up devices, U403
- Customer growth, C346
- Customer growth and churn rate, C148
- Data overage charges, waived, ministerial statement (Morgan)
  - Morgan, 400–401
  - Wotherspoon, 401
- Debt
  - Borrowing projections and repayment obligations, C476
  - And debt ratio, C474–75
- Digital innovation, partnerships, C148, C473–74
- Directwest, C355–56
- Dividend policy and infrastructure funding, C153–55, C222, C353, C474–78
  - See also
    - Telecommunications, connectivity – Rural
  - Budget debate, 3419, 5121
  - Consumer rates, impact on, C477
  - Throne Speech response, 2608, 4401
- Employer awards, C347
- Equity repayment, C476
  - Target
    - See
      - Crown corporations – Equity repayment – Targets
- Estimates
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Telecommunications, Estimates
- Fees, long-distance and text-messaging, Canada to Ukraine, waiver of
  - See
    - Ukraine, invasion of (2022) – Government support
- Head office, Regina, building age and condition, C479
- Huawei, peripheral equipment purchases, C160–61, C356, C482, E70
  - Samsung, replacement supplier, C219, C347
    - See also
      - Saskatchewan Telecommunications – Samsung, partnership
  - Security implications, C161, C386
- Information technology, customer support systems, C219
  - Funding, C220
- Infrastructure
  - See
    - Telecommunications
  - Peripheral equipment purchases from Huawei
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Telecommunications – Huawei, peripheral equipment purchases
- Privatization, C151, C347
- Public policy objectives and profitability, C477–78
- Reciprocal network sharing agreements, C479
- Revenue, C148, C346, C473
- Rogers-Shaw merger, impact on competitiveness, C350
- Rural fibre initiative
  - See
    - Internet – Rural fibre initiative
- Samsung, partnership, C347
- SecurTek
  - See
    - SecurTek
- Smart Paddock, Australia, partnership
  - See
    - Agricultural technology – Smart Paddock, Australia, memorandum of understanding with SaskTel
- Staff, C480–81
  - Collective bargaining, C474
  - Diversity targets, C223, C354–55
  - Executive, turnover, C223
  - Remote work, long term industry impacts, C223, C354
  - Retention challenges, mitigation efforts, C353–54
- Workforce development, C222–23
- Workforce management and use of contractors, C150–51, C480–81
Saskatchewan Telecommunications, Estimates
- (2021-22), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C54–55
- (2021, December), supplementary, statutory, lending and investing activities, C180
- (2022-23), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C216–24, C277
  - Morgan, C216–24
  - Wotherspoon, C217–24
- (2022, November), supplementary, statutory, lending and investing activities, C313
- (2023, March), supplementary, statutory, lending and investing activities, C455
- (2023-24), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C455
- (2024-25), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C473–82, C557–58
  - Duncan, C473–82
  - Wotherspoon, C474–82
Saskatchewan Tourism Education Council
- See
  - Tourism Saskatchewan – Saskatchewan Tourism Education Council
Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership E181–82
- Budget debate, 1881
Saskatchewan trafficking response team 2324, N237
- Budget debate, 1882, 1902, 1931, 2007, 2061, 3478
- Funding, N510
- Member's statement
  - Kirsch, 1328
- Officer positions, N250–51
- Throne Speech, 879, 2567
- Throne Speech response, 924, 947, 955, 958, 976–77, 982, 985–86, 999, 1001, 1008, 1017, 1081, 1100, 2627, 2654, 2706, 2740
Saskatchewan Transportation Company
- See
  - Bus services – Saskatchewan Transportation Company
Saskatchewan United Party
- Conservative alternative
  - And government fiscal management, member's statement
    - Wilson, 5496
  - Recognition, member's statement
    - Wilson, 4688–89
  - Throne Speech response, 4487
- Critique, Throne Speech response, 4535
- Election promises
  - Fuel tax, suspension of
    - See
      - Fuel tax – Suspension of, election promise
  - Provincial sales tax expansion, reverse
    - See
      - Provincial sales tax expansion – Reverse, election promise
Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association
- Annual convention, member's statement
  - Fiaz, 3605
  - Grewal, 2084
  - Lemaigre, 5391–92
  - Young, C., 3634
- President's Gala awards
  - See
    - Municipalities – Governance – Streelasky, Walter, Melville mayor
- Regional co-operation award, Saskatoon North Partnership for Growth, member's statement
  - Jenson, 3655
- Review of the Property Tax System in Saskatchewan (April 2022)
  - See
    - Property tax – System review, report
Saskatchewan urban native teacher education program
- See
  - Teacher education – Saskatchewan urban native teacher education program, funding
Saskatchewan value-added agriculture incentive E367, E368
- Enhancement, C273
  - Budget debate, 1881, 1910, 1931, 1985, 2002, 2021, 2060
  - Graduated structure, E175, E187–89, E190–92
  - Throne Speech, 876
- Fiscal impact, C272–73, E189–90, E191
Saskatchewan Water Corporation
- See also
  - Water
- Annual reports (2019-20), (2020-21), C97–98, C101–4
  - Morgan, C97–98, C102–4
  - Ritchie, C101–4
- Annual report (2021-22), C308–10
  - Morgan, C308–9
  - Teed, C309–10
- Borrowing, C243
- Branding and customer perception, C102–4
- Business objectives, customer growth and water conservation, C103
- Capital spending, C243
  - Federal funding, C249–50
  - Supply chain delays, impact of, C248
- Cost recovery model and role of SaskBuilds Corporation, C244
- COVID-19 pandemic, impact on operations, C248
- COVID-19 pandemic, waiver of charges, C101–4, C163
- Customer satisfaction, C98, C101–2, C308
- Debt ratio, C243
- Estimates
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Water Corporation, Estimates
- Growth, customers and water volumes, C244–45, C308
- Indigenous procurement policy, C250
- Industrial customers, C98
- Industrial growth opportunities, C309–10
  - See also
    - Water – Non-potable water, industrial usage, Regina
- Inflation, accounting for, C248
- Information technology
  - Enterprise resource planning software
    - Development, C100, C244
    - Purchasing improvements, C97, C99
  - Purchasing system, implementation, C303
  - Supervisory control and data acquisition system
    - See
      - SaskEnergy Inc. – Information technology – Supervisory control and data acquisition system
- Northern Saskatchewan, project management services, C98, C309
- Procurement
  - Best-value approach, C100–101
  - Contract templates, C96, C100
  - Process improvements, C99–100
  - Purchase order approvals, C96, C97
  - Supplier performance, tracking, C96, C97
- Procurement, sole-source transactions, C96
  - Documentation, C96, C97
  - Reporting, C96, C97
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2020) v.1, ch.31, C96–101, C104
    - Morgan, C97–99, C101
    - Ritchie, C99–101
- Rate increases, phased approach, C102
- Revenue, C98, C243–44, C308
  - Potash industry, C247
  - Projections and customer growth, C247
- Technology upgrades, C98
- And Water Security Agency, collaboration, C245, C249
Saskatchewan Water Corporation, Estimates
- (2021-22), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C55
- (2021, December), supplementary, statutory, lending and investing activities, C180
- (2022-23), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C243–50, C277
  - Love, C244–50
  - Morgan, C243–45, C247–48, C250
- (2023-24), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C455
- (2024, March), supplementary, statutory, lending and investing activities, C467
- (2024-25), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C558
Saskatchewan Water Security Agency
- See
  - Water Security Agency
Saskatchewan Weekly Newspapers Association
- Junior Citizens of the Year awards
  - See
    - Children – Junior Citizens of the Year, recognition, member's statement
Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation
- Camo Day initiative
  - See
    - Hunting and fishing – Hunting, Fishing, and Trapping Heritage Day, member's statement
Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board
- See also
  - Workers' compensation
- Appeals
  - Backlog, P398
  - Processing times, U459
  - Success rate, U460
- Business transformation plan, P388–89, P390, P395, U464
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board – Information technology, business modernization
  - Staffing, impact on, P391
  - Success measures and targets, P393
- Disability prevention mitigation program, P388–89, P390, P392–93, P399
- Fair Practices Office, U460–61, U694
  - Appeals, impact on, U299
- Fatality and serious injury reduction strategy, U445
  - Consultant, U453
  - Targeted sectors, U450
  - Violence in the workplace, U83, U458, U693
- Information technology
  - Cybersecurity, P394
  - User access management, P394
- Information technology, business modernization, U457
  - Claims system, P388, P389
    - Medical records systems, integration with, P391, P399–400
    - Procurement and implementation, P389–90
  - Human resources system, implementation, P394
- Mission: Zero
  - See
    - Workplaces – Mission: Zero
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board, Provincial Auditor's reports
- Psychological injuries claims processing, P394–95, P398–99, P400, U458
  - Quality reviews, P395, P396
- Return to work program, improvements, P388–94
  - Auditor recommendation, time to implement, P389, P390–91
- Staff, P395–96, P399, U77
- Staff training, P396, P398–99
Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2019) v.2, ch.43, P388–94
  - Wotherspoon, P389
  - Young, A., P389–93
- (2020) v.1, ch.4, P394
  - Young, A., P394
  - Recommendation, P394
- (2021) v.1, ch.1, P394
  - Young, A., P394
- (2022) v.1, ch.7, P394–401
  - Hargrave, P396
  - Young, A., P396–400
  - Recommendations, P401
- (2022) v.1, ch.22, P388–94
  - Young, A., P389–93
Saskatoon Correctional Centre
- See also
  - Correctional centres
- Admitting area, renovations, N89
- Remand, flex space, development, N515
- Remand centre, construction, C18, C25, C380, N237, N243–45
  - Female prisoners, space for, N693–94
  - Funding, C526, N506
  - Funding, budget debate, 272, 1883, 3404, 3478, 5117
  - Funding and increased capacity, N89
  - Funding and increased capacity, budget debate, 333
  - Inflation, impact on capacity target, N244, N515
- Remand centre, operations, capacity and staffing, N697
- Urban camp, N687
  - Completion, N517
  - Replacement and expansion, funding, N89, N237, N244
    - Budget debate, 272
    - Throne Speech response, 902
  - Saskatoon Tribal Council, agreement with, N688
Saskatoon Entertainment Group
- See
  - Lacrosse – Saskatchewan Rush Pride night, member's statement
Saskatoon Foundation Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 901)
- Petition
  - Cheveldayoff, 177
- Petition, compliance and acceptance, B1
- Second reading
  - Cheveldayoff, 625
- Referred to Private Bills Committee, 625
- Committee discussion
  - Cheveldayoff, B3–4
  - Ottenbreit, B4–5
  - Committee, report with amendment, moved, B4
  - Fees, remit, moved, B5
- Report with amendment
  - Steele, 683
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Cheveldayoff, 683
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - Cheveldayoff, 683
- Third reading
  - Cheveldayoff, 683–84
- Royal Assent, 720
Saskatoon freeway
- See
  - Highways and roads, construction and maintenance – Saskatoon freeway
Saskatoon Interventional Pain Centre
- See
  - Pain management
Saskatoon School Division No. 13
- Monitoring student readiness to learn after kindergarten
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – Saskatoon School Division No. 13
- Pension plan for non-teaching staff
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – Saskatoon School Division No. 13
- Procurement processes
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – Saskatoon School Division No. 13
- Supporting students with intensive needs
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – Saskatoon School Division No. 13
Saskatoon Sexual Health
- The Janes screening, member's statement
  - Bowes, 3710–11
Saskatoon Tribal Council
- Emergency wellness centre, Saskatoon, establishment
  - See
    - Emergency housing – Emergency wellness centre, Saskatoon, establishment
- Funding, U10, U11
  - Budget debate, 356
- Health bus and Fred Sasakamoose truck and trailer
  - See
    - Health care – Mobile services (buses) – Health bus and Fred Sasakamoose truck and trailer
- īkwēskīcik iskwēwak pilot project
  - See also
    - Offenders – īkwēskīcik iskwēwak transitional support pilot program for women
- Miskasowin Youth Emergency Shelter, Saskatoon
  - See
    - Emergency housing – Youth – Saskatoon, Miskasowin
- Offender Reintegration Partnership Agreement
  - See
    - Offenders – First Nations, Offender Reintegration Partnership Agreement, member's statement
- sawêyihtotân pilot project, Saskatoon Tribal Council
  - See
    - Homelessness – sawêyihtotân pilot project, Saskatoon Tribal Council
- sītoskawātowin program
  - See
    - Saskatoon Correctional Centre – Urban camp
SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry
- See also
  - Government procurement
  - Infrastructure
- Capital project delivery guide, P367
- Client list, C528, P370
- COVID-19, support for ministries, C19
- Creation and mandate, C17, C20–21, C227, C379, C526
  - Throne Speech, 7
  - Throne Speech response, 24, 133–34, 146
- Debt servicing costs, C261
- Estimates
  - See
    - SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry, Estimates
- Funding and operating budget, C17, C228, C381, C526
  - Cost recovery model, C230, C382
- Funding from Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry
  - See
    - Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry – Project delivery and real estate services, funding
- Inflation, accounting for
  - See
    - Infrastructure – Inflation, impact on government projects
- Information technology division, services, C228
- Infrastructure and procurement, funding, C230
- Infrastructure design and delivery division, C227
- Operations and service delivery division, C381, C527–28
- Priority Saskatchewan
  - See also
    - Government procurement – Best-value approach – Considerations for local companies
  - And support for local companies and workers, C228, C381
- Procurement management division, C381, C391
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
- Senior Indigenous advisor, C23
- Staff, numbers, C206
SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry, Estimates
- (2021-22), main, C17–27, C54
  - Conway, C19–20
  - Harrison, D., C24–25
  - Reiter, C17–26
  - Young, A., C19–27
- (2022-23), main, C227–37, C276
  - Reiter, C227–34, C236–37
  - Young, A., C228–37
- (2023-24), main, C378–93, C454
  - Carr, C378–87, C390–93
  - Love, C386–89
  - Wotherspoon, C381–86, C389–93
- (2023, November), supplementary, C459–62
  - Hargrave, C459–62
  - Love, C461–62
  - Wotherspoon, C459–62
- (2024, March), supplementary, C558
- (2024-25), main, C525–35, C557
  - Hargrave, C525–30, C532, C534
  - Love, C534–35
  - Wotherspoon, C528–34
SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2019) v.2, ch.44, P366–67
  - Young, A., P367
- (2021) v.1, ch.26, P367–69
  - Young, A., P368
- (2021) v.1, ch.27, P369–70
  - Hargrave, P370
  - Young, A., P369–70
SaskBuilds Corporation
- Creation, C240
- Crown corporation, operations as and relationship to SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry, C20–21, C237
- Estimates
  - (2021-22), main, C54
  - (2021-22), main, lending and investing activities, C55
  - (2022-23), main, C237–43, C276
    - Reiter, C237–42
    - Young, A., C237–43
  - (2023-24), main, C454
  - (2023, November), supplementary, C462–64
    - Hargrave, C462–64
    - Wotherspoon, C463–64
  - (2024-25), main, C557
- Funding, C24, C238
- Reporting and oversight, C24, C240
SaskCulture
- Funding from lotteries revenue, N630
- Gilks, Rose, retirement
  - See
    - Public service – Gilks, Rose, retirement as chief executive officer at SaskCulture, member's statement
SaskEnergy (Carbon Tax Fairness for Families) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 151)
- First reading
  - Duncan, 4694
- Second reading
  - Duncan, 4719
  - Love, 4742
  - Mowat, 4764
  - Ritchie, 4719–20, 4823
  - Sarauer, 4810
- Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Harrison, J., 4823
- Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Duncan, 4882–91
  - Ritchie, 4883–91
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Harrison, J.)
    - Harrison, J., 4892
- Report without amendment
  - Bradshaw, 4892
- Third reading
  - Duncan, 4892
- Royal Assent, 4923
SaskEnergy Inc.
- See also
  - Natural gas
- Annual reports (2019-20), (2020-21), C105–17
  - Morgan, C105–7, C108, C110–14, C117
  - Ritchie, C107–17
- Annual report (2021-22), C325–31
  - Morgan, C325–31
  - Ritchie, C327–31
- Asset sales, accounting requirements, C116
- Assets, depreciation and amortization, C329–30
- Carbon monoxide detectors, installation, C106
- Carbon tax, representation on customer bills
  - See
    - Carbon tax (Canada) – Representation on customer bills
- Carbon tax, suspension of, Throne Speech response, 4453, 4479–80, 4510, 4538, 4571
- Charitable giving and community support, C326
- Clean energy initiatives, federal funding, eligibility, C116
- Commercial space and water heater rebate
  - See
    - Crown corporations – Commercial space and water heater rebate
- Compressed air energy storage
  - See
    - Renewable energy – Compressed air energy storage
- COVID-19 pandemic, overdue accounts, C116
  - Interest waiver program
    - See
      - Crown corporations – COVID-19 pandemic – Interest waiver program
- Customer growth, C106, C325
  - See also
    - Heating – Fuel, rural seniors and SaskEnergy infrastructure costs
- Customer services improvements, C106
- Debt, refinancing, C115
  - And increased interest rates, C330
- Debt/equity ratio, C106, C326, C329
- Dividend policy, commodity rate and infrastructure funding, C327
- Dividends, C106, C326
- Emissions reduction
  - See
    - Greenhouse gas mitigation – Emissions reduction – SaskEnergy Inc.
- Emissions reduction targets, C107, C108–9
  - And focus areas, C325, C328–29
  - Measures, C106, C112–14
  - Net zero, strategy to achieve, C109–12
- Environmental, social, and governance reporting, C111–12, C326
- Environmental stewardship awards, C325
- Equity repayment, target
  - See
    - Crown corporations – Equity repayment – Targets
- Estimates
  - See
    - SaskEnergy Inc., Estimates
- Financial highlights, C326
- Financial management, risk, supplier security, C116
- First Nations furnace replacement rebate, C510
- Head office, ownership, C326
- Home efficiency retrofit rebate, C509–10
- Information technology
  - Supervisory control and data acquisition system, C249
- Infrastructure
  - See
    - Natural gas – Distribution system
- Operations and maintenance costs, increase, C114–15
- Procurement, local goods and services, C326
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - SaskEnergy Inc., Provincial Auditor's reports
- Research and development, C115
- Residential equipment replacement program, C299
- Revenue, C106, C326
- Staff, injury rate, improvement efforts, C330–31
- Technology use and process improvements, C115
SaskEnergy Inc., Estimates
- (2021-22), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C55
- (2022-23), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C277
- (2023-24), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C455
- (2024-25), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C558
SaskEnergy Inc., Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2020) v.1, ch.11, C104–7
  - Morgan, C105–7
  - Ritchie, C107
  - Skoropad, C107
  - Recommendations, C107
- (2022) v.1, ch.24, C326, C331–32
  - Morgan, C326, C332
SaskPower
- See
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation
SaskTel
- See
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications
SATCC (Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission
Sauder, Lloyd David
- See
  - Condolence motions
Sawmills
- Carrier Forest Products, Big River, 2331, E174, E219
  - Throne Speech, 876
  - Throne Speech response, 942, 953, 957, 1015, 1046, 1073
- Dunkley Lumber, Carrot River, 2331, E174, E219, E411
  - Budget debate, 1935, 1948, 2045–46
  - Facility upgrades
    - And biochar production, budget debate, 5146, 5199
    - Member's statement
      - Bradshaw, 2538
  - Member's statement
    - Bradshaw, 678
  - Throne Speech, 876
  - Throne Speech response, 931, 942, 953, 957, 1015, 1046, 1073, 2617, 2644, 4421
- Expanded and upgraded, Throne Speech response, 2611
- Northwind Forest Products, Glaslyn, ownership by Meadow Lake Tribal Council, Throne Speech response, 2758
- Waste, use in biomass facility
  - See
    - Biomass – Biochar – Forestry waste, production from, BioLesna Carbon Technologies, member's statement
    - Renewable energy – Biomass, Meadow Lake Tribal Council project
SCAN (safer communities and neighbourhoods)
- See
  - Safer communities and neighbourhoods
SCAP (Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership)
- See
  - Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership
Schellenberg, Reg
- See
  - Tributes
Schmeiser, Percy Arnold
- See
  - Condolence motions
Scholarships and bursaries
- Cameco Literacy Learner Award and bursary
  - See
    - Literacy – 2024 Literacy Awards of Merit, recipients, member's statement
- Crown Investments Corporation Indigenous bursary program
  - See
    - Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan – Indigenous bursary program
- Final clinical placement bursary for health care workers
  - See
    - Health care workers, training – Final clinical placement bursary
- Funding, U116, U119–20, U197, U497, U659
  - Budget debate, 3476
- Harold Johnson Memorial Scholarship and Sponsorship
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Government Insurance – Harold Johnson Memorial Scholarship and Sponsorship
- Indigenous languages, funding, U497, U659, U670, U672
  - Member's statement
    - Lemaigre, 3677–78
  - New, Throne Speech, 2563–64
  - New, Throne Speech response, 2612
- International Minerals Innovation Institute
  - See
    - International Minerals Innovation Institute
- Paramedics training bursaries
  - See
    - Paramedics – Training – Bursaries
- Queen Elizabeth II Scholarship and Queen Elizabeth II Centennial Aboriginal Scholarship, recipients, member's statement
  - Buckingham, 762
- Saskatchewan advantage scholarship
  - See
    - Saskatchewan advantage scholarship
- Saskatchewan Agriculture Student Scholarship, recipients, member's statement
  - Harrison, D., 2418, 3923–24, 4627
  - Skoropad, 5602
- Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity Scholarship
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity Scholarship
- Scholarship of Honour, recipients, member's statement
  - Cockrill, 1135
  - Lambert, 2827–28
  - Skoropad, 71
- Science, technology, engineering, and math scholarships for Indigenous learners, E334
- Western Hockey League player scholarships, Harvest Lottery fundraiser
  - See
    - Hockey – Western Hockey League
School boards and divisions
- Audit process, P530–31
- Audit recommendations
  - Cost of implementation and available supports, P116
  - Leverage and applicability to other school divisions, P116
- Board members, recognition
  - Budget debate, 3418, 5133
  - Throne Speech response, 934, 2606, 4399
- Carbon tax costs
  - Budget debate, 5298
  - And climate action incentive fund, U594–95
- Conseil des écoles fransaskoises, preventative maintenance and renewal funding
  - See
    - Schools – Pavillon Monique-Rousseau elementary school, Saskatoon, maintenance needs – And parental involvement in education
- Contracts, purchasing policy, P108–9
- COVID-19, classroom safety during pandemic, autonomy and consultation
  - See
    - Education – COVID-19, classroom safety during pandemic
- COVID-19, rapid tests, use of, U53–54, U63, U64
  - See also
    - Teachers – And school staff, COVID-19 vaccine prioritization – And use of rapid testing
  - Training and support, U54–55
- Disaster recovery planning, P108, P109, P110–11
- Early years action plans
  - See
    - Early childhood education and child care – Early years assessments – Action plans, evaluation and support
- Education sector strategic plan action plans
  - See
    - Education sector strategic plan
- Efficiency measures and shared procurement, U71
- Enrolment projections, U45–46, U194
- Enrolment projections and impact of COVID-19 on attendance
  - Funding flexibility
    - See
      - Education, funding – Enrolment projections and school board flexibility
  - Kindergarten students
    - See
      - Students – COVID-19 impacts – Kindergarten enrolment
- Facilities maintenance processes
  - See
    - Schools – Maintenance processes
- Financial management processes, P108, P109–10
- Former director Greg Enion
  - See
    - Tributes
- Funding
  - See
    - School boards and divisions, funding
- Graduation improvement plans, evaluation, P42
- Information technology
  - See also
    - Education Ministry – Information technology
  - Financial system and service provider, monitoring processes, P529–30
  - Security, responsibility for, P531
- Instruction time, measurement, P273
- Letter to trustees from Minister, teachers collective bargaining, U601–2
  - Cockrill, 5363–64
  - Love, 5363–64
- List
  - See
    - School boards and divisions, list of
- Newcomer assessments, funding, U395–96
- Parent teacher associations
  - See
    - School boards and divisions – School community councils
- Pension plan, non-teaching staff, financial management, P118–19
- Premier's Board of Education Award for Innovation and Excellence
  - See
    - Ile-a-la-Crosse School Division No. 112 – Premier's Board of Education Award for Innovation and Excellence, recipient, member's statement
- Professional development, Deepening the Discussion tool kit, U65
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - Education Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
- Purchasing goods and services, P111–15
  - Suppliers, evaluation and communication, P112–13, P117, P119
  - Suppliers, local preference, P111, P113–14, P115, P117–18
- Rural divisions, supports, 3870–71
- School community councils, U57, U63–64
  - Review and report, budget debate, 5236
  - Walker and Rosemont, annual community chili night, member's statement
    - Wotherspoon, 5213
  - Walker School Community Council, Regina
    - See
      - Schools – Regina – Walker Elementary School, outdoor covered learning space, fundraising efforts, member's statement
- Shared procurement, fuel, P115, U334, U354
- Temporary exclusions of students, U596–98
- Transportation costs, U353–54
- Vaccination requirements
  - See
    - Public health measures, COVID-19 – Provincial and local areas of responsibility
School boards and divisions, funding 833, 2323, 3869, U43, U187, U348, U355, U360
- Adequate, sustainable, and predictable, petition
  - Clarke, 4935–36, 5107, 5212, 5421, 5531–32, 5624
  - Conway, 3972, 5094, 5126, 5326–27, 5342
  - Love, 3747, 3761, 3774, 3818, 3831, 3846, 3909–10, 3922, 3933–34, 3990, 4013, 4382, 4407, 4553, 4744, 4769, 5270, 5639, 5653, 5723
  - Mowat, 5059
  - Ritchie, 3792, 4814, 4899
  - Teed, 3883
  - Wotherspoon, 4951–52
- And autonomy
  - See
    - Education, funding – And school board autonomy
- Budget debate, 271, 304, 346, 349, 358, 375, 382, 385, 420, 1880, 1902, 1955, 1959, 2005, 2021, 2026, 3401, 3473, 3485
- Budgets
  - See
    - Education, funding – Adequacy – And school board budgets
- Classroom supports
  - See also
  - Multi-year funding agreement, U575
    - See also
      - Education, funding – Class size and complexity
    - Accountability framework, budget debate, 5315
    - Enshrine in contract with teachers
      - Cockrill, 5023, 5155
      - Love, 5022–23, 5154–55
    - Member's statement
      - Goudy, 5019–20
    - And negotiation with school boards
      - Beck, 5036
      - Cockrill, 5036–38
      - Love, 5037–38
- Distance learning, centralization, impact on funding, 3869–71
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation – School boards and divisions
  - Budget debate, 3430, 3487
- Funding model, U356–59, U581–82
- Increases and decreases, U47–48
- Inflation, impact on, C429, C431, U187, U192–93, U348, U353–55, U357
  - Throne Speech, 2563
  - Throne Speech response, 2610, 2627, 2650, 2654, 2757
- Municipal levies, funding support, U50
- And need for fundraising
  - Duncan, 3328–29
  - Love, 3328–29
- And need for fundraising, budget debate, 3405, 3423
- And need for student fees, budget debate, 3466
- And need for student fees, Throne Speech response, 2648, 2754
- Predictability, budget debate, 287–88
- Reserve funds, use of, 3870
- Technical briefing for officials, U592–93
- Throne Speech, 2563, 4374
- Throne Speech response, 195, 2610, 2627, 2654, 2741
School boards and divisions, list of
- Chinook School Division
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – Chinook School Division No. 211
- Christ the Teacher Roman Catholic Separate School Division
- Conseil des écoles fransaskoises
  - See
    - Education, funding – Francophone funding model
- Creighton School Division
- Good Spirit School Division
- Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools
  - See
    - St. Paul's Roman Catholic Separate School Division, No. 20
- Holy Family Roman Catholic Separate School Division
- Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Separate School Division
- Horizon School Division
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – Horizon School Division No. 205
- Ile-a-la-Crosse School Division
  - See
    - Ile-a-la-Crosse School Division No. 112
- Light of Christ Roman Catholic Separate School Division
- Living Sky School Division
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – Living Sky School Division No. 202
- Lloydminster Roman Catholic Separate School Division
  - See
    - Education property tax – Lloydminster school divisions
- Lloydminster School Division
  - See
    - Education property tax – Lloydminster school divisions
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – 2018-19 and 2019-20 annual integrated audits
- North East School Division
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – North East School Division No. 200
- Northern Lights School Division
  - See
    - Northern Lights School Division No. 113
- Northwest School Division
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – 2018-19 and 2019-20 annual integrated audits
- Prairie South School Division
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – 2020-21 and 2021-22 annual integrated audits
- Prairie Spirit School Division
- Prairie Valley School Division
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – Prairie Valley School Division No. 208
- Prince Albert Roman Catholic Separate School Division
- Regina Public Schools
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – 2018-19 and 2019-20 annual integrated audits
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – Regina School Division No. 4
- Regina Roman Catholic Separate School Division
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – Regina Roman Catholic Separate School Division No. 81
- Saskatchewan Rivers School Division
- Saskatoon Public Schools
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – Saskatoon School Division No. 13
- South East Cornerstone School Division
- St. Paul's Roman Catholic Separate School Division
  - See
    - St. Paul's Roman Catholic Separate School Division, No. 20
- Sun West School Division
  - See
    - Education – Distance learning centre, Kenaston
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – 2018-19 and 2019-20 annual integrated audits
School buses
- COVID-19 safety adjustments, 234
- Fuel costs, C429, U334, U583
  - See also
    - School boards and divisions – Transportation costs
  - Shared procurement
    - See also
      - School boards and divisions – Shared procurement, fuel
Schools
- Balcarres Community School, reconciliation project, N721
- Capacity, over capacity, P525, P528, U59, U191
- Capital plan, 10-year rolling, P525
  - Development, P38
  - Prioritization framework, P38–39, P40, P268–69
  - Prioritization framework, alternative funding opportunities, impact of, P39, P41
  - Utilization, impact on, P527–28
- Capital projects, C18, U44–45, U188
  - See also
    - Schools – Infrastructure stimulus funding
  - Budget debate, 420, 3430
  - Funding, C227, C379, C380, C387, C526, U349, U352, U577
  - Funding, budget debate, 272, 304, 329, 346, 350, 376, 385, 409, 1883, 1902, 1938, 2006, 2022, 2061, 3404, 3453, 3476, 3485, 5115, 5188, 5201, 5205, 5226, 5229, 5261, 5314
  - Funding, Throne Speech response, 4453
  - Inflation, impact on, C387–88, U394–95
    - Changes to project scope, C388–89
    - Responsibility for
      - See
        Schools, new and renovated – Cost to school divisions
  - Planning for, critique, budget debate, 5165
  - Process changes, stakeholder feedback, C386–88
  - Public-private partnership funding model, C23–24
    - Costs, budget debate, 3452
  - Throne Speech, 2563
  - Throne Speech response, 55, 2610
- Centennial High School, Saskatoon, Crayon Crusade
  - See
    - Teachers, collective bargaining agreement – Student support for, member's statement
- Child care spaces, U65, U588
  - See also
    - Schools, new and renovated – Regina – Argyle and École St. Pius elementary schools, consolidation – Child care spaces
    - Schools, new and renovated – Weyburn, Legacy Park Elementary School consolidation project – And child care spaces
  - Closure during COVID-19 pandemic
    - See
      - Early childhood education and child care – COVID-19 – School closures, impact of
- Climate action incentive fund, C242, U50
  - See also
    - School boards and divisions – Carbon tax costs – And climate action incentive fund
    - Schools – Preventative maintenance, renewal, and emergency funding – And climate action incentive funding
- Closures, review for potential, U60
- COVID-19 cases in or associated with, U54
- COVID-19 outbreaks, U224–25
- COVID-19 safety measures, 833
  - Duncan, 104
  - Love, 104
- COVID-19 safety measures, janitorial staff and enhanced cleaning, funding, budget debate, 375
- COVID-19 vaccination requirements
  - See
    - Public health measures, COVID-19 – Provincial and local areas of responsibility
- Facility condition audits, P271, P526, U58, U188
  - And deferred maintenance, C389, P527, U190–91
- Facility condition index
  - See also
    - Government buildings – Facility condition index
  - Criteria, P527, P528–29
  - And maintenance information technology system, P131
  - Methodology, change of, C389, P527–28, P529, U191
  - Use of, P39–40, P132
- Facility condition targets, establishment of, P269–71
- Historical high schools
  - See also
  - Capital funding, U59, U196, U324–25
- Independent, number, U60
- Infrastructure stimulus funding, P130, U45
  - Budget debate, 272
  - Throne Speech response, 55, 135, 220
- Internet use and bandwidth
  - See
    - CommunityNet
- Legacy Christian Academy
  - See
    - Qualified independent schools – Abuse allegations
- Maintenance needs, Throne Speech response, 4395, 4397, 4455
- Maintenance processes, P129–30, P131
  - Fire protection and suppression systems and boilers, prioritize, P129, P130–31, P132
- Melville Comprehensive School chapter, Students Against Drinking and Driving
  - See
    - Impaired driving
- Menstrual products, provision of
  - See
    - Menstrual products – Provision of, partnership with Shoppers Foundation for Women's Health
- Mental health first aid training in every school
  - See
    - Mental health and addictions, children and youth – First aid training, staff member in every school
- Minor capital renewal program, P526, U188, U190–91, U395
  - Budget debate, 1902, 1938, 2006, 3486, 5201, 5261
  - Funding, C380, C387, C526, U350, U578
- Of necessity, U60, U64
- Number, U60, U63
- On-reserve, Microsoft software licensing
  - See
    - Education – First Nations and Métis, joint task force for improving education and employment outcomes, initiatives
- Online, Flex Ed
  - See also
  - Oversight of, U599–600
- Of opportunity, U60
- Parental choice
  - See
    - Education – Parental choice
- Pavillon Monique-Rousseau elementary school, Saskatoon, maintenance needs
  - And parental involvement in education
    - Beck, 3976
    - Cockrill, 3976–77
    - Harrison, J., 3977
    - Love, 3976–77
  - And parental involvement in education, Throne Speech response, 4395
  - Throne Speech response, 4477
- Porcupine Plain Comprehensive School, industrial arts program
  - See
    - Students – Porcupine Plain Comprehensive School, winners of provincial go-cart challenge and recognition of industrial arts programs, member's statement
- Preventative maintenance, renewal, and emergency funding, 3871, P270, U58, U188, U190, U348, U395, U578
  - See also
    - Schools – Minor capital renewal program
  - Adequacy, budget debate, 1998
  - Budget debate, 272, 346, 376, 1938, 2006, 2022, 2061, 3473, 3486, 5258
  - And climate action incentive funding, U45
  - Emergency applications, U58
  - Throne Speech response, 174, 4421, 4433
  - Timing of and accumulation in reserves, P131
- Public-private partnership agreements, maintenance services, contact oversight, P44
- Qualified independent schools
  - See
    - Education, funding – Qualified independent schools
    - Qualified independent schools
- Regina
  - Balfour Collegiate
    - See
      - Art and artists – Balfour Collegiate Arts Collective, member's statement
  - Coronation Park Community School, annual holiday lunch, member's statement
    - Burki, 5533
  - Miller Comprehensive High School, entrepreneurship course and fundraiser
    - See
      - Suicide prevention – Turning Point fundraiser, member's statement
  - Needs, budget debate, 285
  - Needs, Throne Speech response, 2606, 4400
  - Potential, budget debate, 3418
  - Walker Elementary School, outdoor covered learning space, fundraising efforts, member's statement
    - Wotherspoon, 2317
- Regina and Saskatoon, funding to determine future school locations, Throne Speech response, 59
- Relocatable classrooms, 5564
  - Joint-use, P3 schools, U60
  - Source and tender, U60
- Relocatable classrooms, funding, C380, C526, P528–29, U45, U188, U350, U578
  - Budget debate, 272, 376, 2022, 2050, 2061, 3404, 3486, 5115, 5139, 5201, 5229, 5261, 5282
  - Member's statement
    - Skoropad, 4954–55
  - Sufficiency, P526, U58–59
- Renovations and facility downsizing, funding, U188
- Residential school monument
  - See
    - Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, Calls to Action – Residential school monument, Regina
- Restorative action program in Saskatoon high schools
  - See
    - Justice, administration – Restorative action program in Saskatoon high schools, recognition
- Saskatchewan flags, requirement, Throne Speech response, 4533
- Staff training, mental health first aid
  - See
    - Mental health and addictions, children and youth – First aid training, staff member in every school
- Stewart Valley school, struck by lightening, replacement
  - See
    - Schools, new and renovated – Stewart Valley, sod-turning for replacement school, member's statement
- Sunwest Distance Learning Centre
  - See
    - Education – Distance learning centre, Kenaston
- Technology renewal, budgeting, U354–55
- Vending machines, alignment with nutrition policy, P128, P537
- White City and/or Emerald Park, need for high school, Throne Speech response, 4435
Schools, new and renovated
- Balgonie, Greenall High School, renovation and expansion, C380, C387, U349–50, U578
  - Budget debate, 3485, 5147
- Blaine Lake, K to 12 replacement, C387, U45, U59, U188, U350
  - Budget debate, 376, 3485
  - Throne Speech, 2563
  - Throne Speech response, 55, 1040, 2610, 4426
- Carlyle, K to 12, consolidation and replacement, C380, C387, U349, U577
  - Budget debate, 3404, 3476, 3485, 5147, 5284
- Carrot River, K to 12 consolidation, C387, U45, U59, U188, U350
  - Anticipated completion, member's statement
    - Bradshaw, 4384
  - Budget debate, 376, 3485
  - Corporate donation, budget debate, 2045–46
  - Corporate donation, Throne Speech response, 932
  - Sod-turning ceremony, member's statement
    - Bradshaw, 2660
  - Throne Speech, 2563
  - Throne Speech response, 55, 2610, 2616, 4420
- Corman Park, south, C526, U577
  - Budget debate, 5147
- Cost to school divisions, C535
- Edam, H. Hardcastle School, roof repairs, Throne Speech response, 195
- Francophone, N630
- Government achievements, 3871, 5552, C227, C380, C526, U188, U350, U578
  - Budget debate, 272, 329, 358, 376, 1883, 1938, 3404, 3430, 5139, 5147, 5159, 5162, 5188–89, 5198, 5201, 5224, 5261, 5294, 5314
  - And current projects, member's statement
    - Cheveldayoff, 3973
  - Throne Speech, 2563, 4369, 4374
  - Throne Speech response, 26, 55, 60, 88, 174, 932, 978, 991, 2616, 4391, 4420, 4426, 4429, 4438, 4440, 4442, 4450, 4458, 4471, 4473, 4478, 4483, 4490, 4506, 4510, 4514, 4537, 4567–68
- Hillmond School, gym replacement, Throne Speech response, 195
- Jans Bay, Mōswākanisihk Community School, gym construction, U578
  - Budget debate, 5159, 5160
- Kelvington, K to 12 consolidation, C387, U350, U578
  - Budget debate, 3455, 3486
- La Loche, Ducharme Elementary, replacement, C380, C387, U45, U59, U188, U350, U577
  - Budget debate, 376, 3485, 3494, 5147, 5159, 5160, 5186
  - Dene Centre of Excellence, desire for, Throne Speech response, 4419
  - Throne Speech, 4374
  - Throne Speech response, 55, 4391, 4421, 4444, 4450
- Lanigan, K to 12 consolidation and replacement, C380, C387, U45, U59, U188, U350, U577
  - Budget debate, 376, 3485, 5147
  - Throne Speech, 4374
  - Throne Speech response, 55, 4391, 4421, 4444
- Lashburn, J.H. Moore Elementary, HVAC repairs, Throne Speech response, 195
- Lloydminster high schools, C387, U45, U188, U350
  - Budget debate, 376
  - Renovations, U45
    - Budget debate, 376, 2061, 3486
    - Throne Speech response, 55, 135, 978
  - Throne Speech response, 55, 135, 2741
- Lloydminster Holy Rosary High School, Indigenous culture centre, Throne Speech response, 2741
- Medstead Central School, renovations, C387, U350, U578
  - Budget debate, 3486
- Moose Jaw, Kyle Composite and St. Margaret, renovations, C387, U350, U578
  - Budget debate, 3486
- Moose Jaw, South Hill schools, consolidation, C25, C380, C387, U45, U59, U188, U350, U577
  - Budget debate, 376, 409–10, 3485, 5147
  - Sod-turning, member's statement
    - Lawrence, 3935
  - Throne Speech, 4374
  - Throne Speech response, 923, 1001, 4391, 4421, 4444, 4450
- North Battleford, John Paul II Collegiate, C387, U45, U188
  - Budget debate, 290, 376, 1932, 3486
  - Renovations, planning and design, U350
  - Renovations, planning and design, Throne Speech response, 948
  - Throne Speech response, 55, 2644, 4474
- Notre Dame, Athol Murray College
  - See
    - Schools, new and renovated – Wilcox, Athol Murray College of Notre Dame, renovations
- Pinehouse, high school replacement, U577
  - See also
    - Schools, new and renovated – Pinehouse, Minahik Waskahigan
  - Budget debate, 5147, 5159, 5160, 5172, 5180, 5192, 5193
- Pinehouse, Minahik Waskahigan, C526
- Prince Albert
  - École Valois, replacement
    - See
      - Schools, new and renovated – Prince Albert – Francophone K to 12
  - Francophone elementary, U59
  - Francophone K to 12, C380, C387, U349, U578
    - Budget debate, 3404, 3485, 5147, 5258
  - St. John's Community School, renovations, C387, U350, U578
    - Budget debate, 3486, 5258
- Projects, 2325, 5552, 5563
  - Budget debate, 3435, 5147, 5168, 5174, 5188, 5198, 5201, 5224, 5226, 5229, 5236, 5249, 5261, 5282, 5284, 5314
  - Funding, C380, C387, C526, C534–35, U577
  - Funding, budget debate, 1883, 1902, 2022, 2061, 3404, 3485
  - Member's statement
    - Lambert, 5151
  - Throne Speech, 878, 2563
  - Throne Speech response, 901, 924, 932, 938, 978, 982, 1001, 1008, 1017, 1022, 1040, 1054, 1074, 1077, 1081, 2586, 2610, 2612, 2627, 2631, 2632, 2654, 4421, 4429, 4433, 4442, 4453, 4473, 4503, 4537, 4567–68
- Regina
  - 2021-22 Budget, member's statement
    - Docherty, 444
  - Argyle and École St. Pius elementary schools, consolidation, C25, C380, C387, U44, U59, U188, U350
    - Budget debate, 272, 346, 376, 3485
    - Child care spaces, U350
    - Throne Speech response, 110
  - Budget debate, 5198
  - Campbell Collegiate, renovations, C380, C387, U350, U578
    - Budget debate, 3485, 5147
  - East, joint-use elementary, C526, U577
    - Budget debate, 5147
  - East, joint-use high school, C526, U577
    - Budget debate, 5147, 5172
  - Francophone elementary, new, C380, U45, U59, U188, U349, U350, U577
    - Budget debate, 346, 376, 3485, 5147, 5293
    - Throne Speech, 4374
    - Throne Speech response, 55, 110, 4391, 4397, 4420, 4444, 4450
  - Funding, Throne Speech response, 84
  - Joint-use, north end
    - Throne Speech, 4374
    - Throne Speech response, 4391, 4397, 4421, 4444, 4450
  - St. Peter, St. Michael, and Imperial schools, consolidation and replacement, U350
    - Site assessment, Throne Speech response, 110
    - Throne Speech response, 55–56
  - St. Peter, St. Michael, Imperial, and McDermid schools, consolidation and replacement, C387, U45, U59, U188, U577
    - Budget debate, 346–47, 376, 3485, 5147, 5293
    - Throne Speech response, 1022, 4397
  - Throne Speech, 2563
  - Throne Speech response, 2610
  - West Harbour Landing, joint-use elementary school, new, C387, U45, U188, U350, U578
    - Budget debate, 304, 346, 376, 1948, 3486, 5147, 5172, 5201, 5293
    - Throne Speech, 4374
    - Throne Speech response, 55, 110, 991, 4391, 4421, 4444, 4450, 4468
- Saskatoon
  - Brighton, 5552, C526, U577
    - Budget debate, 5139–40, 5147, 5188, 5293, 5314
    - Throne Speech response, 1040, 4426
  - City centre project
    - See
      - Schools, new and renovated – Saskatoon – Princess Alexandra, King George and Pleasant Hill elementary schools, consolidation
  - Francophone elementary, new, C380, C387, U349, U578
    - Budget debate, 3485, 5147
  - High schools, east side, priority
    - Throne Speech response, 2687
  - Holmwood
    - See
      - Schools, new and renovated – Saskatoon – Brighton
  - Princess Alexandra, King George and Pleasant Hill elementary schools, consolidation, C387, U45, U59, U188, U350, U577
    - Budget debate, 329, 358, 376, 3435, 3485, 5147
    - Member's statement
      - Friesen, 677
    - Throne Speech, 4374
    - Throne Speech response, 55, 2631, 4391, 4403, 4421, 4444, 4450
  - St. Frances Cree bilingual elementary, replacement, C380, C387, U45, U59, U188, U350, U577
    - Budget debate, 358, 376, 3485, 5147
    - Throne Speech, 4374
    - Throne Speech response, 56, 4391, 4420, 4444, 4450
  - St. Michael School, new, elementary, Throne Speech response, 60
  - Sylvia Fedoruk School, new elementary
    - Moose on the loose
      - See
        Conservation officers – Education and engagement, recognition of efforts, member's statement
    - Throne Speech response, 60
- Stewart Valley, sod-turning for replacement school, member's statement
  - McLeod, T., 4607
- Swift Current Comprehensive High School, renovation, C526, U577
  - Budget debate, 5147, 5249
- Turtleford School, roof repair, Throne Speech response, 195
- Waldheim school, renovation and roof repair, U578
- Weyburn, Legacy Park Elementary School consolidation project, C25, U44, U59
  - Budget debate, 272, 376–77
  - And child care spaces
    - Throne Speech, 878
    - Throne Speech response, 1081
  - Completion, impact on operating costs, U43–44
  - Throne Speech response, 92, 961
- Wilcox, Athol Murray College of Notre Dame, renovations, C387, U45, U59, U578
  - Budget debate, 376, 3486, 5147
  - Throne Speech response, 56
- Yorkton Regional High School, renovations, C387, U45, U188, U350
  - Budget debate, 376, 3486, 5186
  - Throne Speech response, 55, 169, 4439, 4490
Schriemer, Joceline
- See
  - Tributes – Hamilton, Doreen, and Joceline Schriemer, former Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly members, member's statement
Science
- See also
  - Astronautics
  - Engineering
- Education, recognition of David Crowell
  - See
    - Teachers – Awards, Prime Minister's Awards for Teaching Excellence
- Federal facilities, funding of, E338
- Saskatchewan Science Centre, Regina
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Science Centre, Regina
- Science, technology, engineering, arts and math
  - See
    - Science, technology, engineering, arts, and math fields
- Science, technology, engineering, math
  - See
    - Science, technology, engineering, and math fields
Science, technology, engineering, and math fields
- Scholarships for Indigenous learners
  - See
    - Scholarships and bursaries – Science, technology, engineering, and math scholarships for Indigenous learners
- Summer camps
  - See
    - Camps – Summer camps, coding and STEM
- Women, participation, C355
  - See also
    - International Minerals Innovation Institute – Female scholarship recipients, member's statement
  - Research project, N22, N23, N33, N195, N642
Science, technology, engineering, arts, and math fields
- Girls in STEAM 2022 conference, N195, N458, N460, N461
  - Budget debate, 1906, 3447
  - Member's statement
    - Young, C., 1771
SDLC (Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation
Seals (Animals)
- International Day of the Seal, member's statement
  - Conway, 700
Search and rescue operations
- Search and Rescue Saskatchewan Association of Volunteers, recognition, member's statement
  - Nerlien, 2100
Secretaries
- See
  - Administrative professionals
Securing America's Future Energy
- See
  - Energy – Security – SAFE 2023 Summit, Washington, D.C., presentation by Premier
Securities Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 58)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 1213
- Second reading
  - Beck, 1432–33
  - Bowes, 1545–46
  - Conway, 1763
  - Love, 1513–14
  - Mowat, 1403
  - Nippi-Albright, 1672
  - Ritchie, 1704–5
  - Sarauer, 1270, 1777
  - Wotherspoon, 1463–64
  - Wyant, 1270
  - Young, A., 1315
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 1777
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N171–72
  - Wyant, N171
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Grewal), N172
- Report without amendment
  - Docherty, 1821
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 1821
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 1821–22
- Royal Assent, 2517
Securities (Saskatchewan Investors Protection) Amendment Act (No. 150)
- First reading
  - Eyre, 4656
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 4992
  - Burki, 4843
  - Clarke, 4809–10
  - Conway, 4827
  - Eyre, 4677–78
  - Love, 4741–42
  - Mowat, 4980
  - Nippi-Albright, 4926–27, 5026
  - Ritchie, 4763–64
  - Sarauer, 4678
  - Teed, 4726
  - Wotherspoon, 4912–13
  - Young, A., 4964–65
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Carr, 5026
- Committee discussion
  - Eyre, N664–65
  - McLeod, B., N666
  - Sarauer, N665–66
  - Committee, report with amendment, moved (Goudy)
    - Goudy, N666
- Report with amendment
  - Dennis, 5414
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Eyre, 5415
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - Eyre, 5415
- Third reading
  - Eyre, 5415
- Royal assent, 5648
Security services, Legislative Building
- See
  - Legislative Building, Regina – Security
Security systems
- See
  - SecurTek
SecurTek C168–69
SEDA (Saskatchewan Economic Development Alliance)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Economic Development Alliance
Seed capital
- See
  - Venture capital
Seed industry
- Ag-Vision Seeds, Carrot River, grass seed processing
  - Budget debate, 5146
  - Throne Speech response, 932, 2617, 4421
- Legislative review and farm-saved seeds, E7
Seizure of Criminal Property Act, 2009
- Throne Speech response, 947
Seizure of Criminal Property Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 38)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 975
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 1191
  - Conway, 1170–71
  - Love, 1341–42
  - Mowat, 1390
  - Nippi-Albright, 1276
  - Ritchie, 1305
  - Sarauer, 1105–6
  - Vermette, 1126, 1420
  - Wotherspoon, 1145–46
  - Wyant, 1105
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 1420
- Committee discussion
  - Keisig, N157
  - Sarauer, N156–57
  - Wyant, N155–57
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.), N157
- Report without amendment
  - Docherty, 1723
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 1723
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 1723
- Royal Assent, 2517
Senate, Canada
- Dyck, Lillian
  - See
    - Honours and awards – Order of Canada
- Gustafson, Leonard
  - See
    - Tributes
- Michel, Ron
  - See
    - Tributes
Senior citizens' ambulance assistance program
- Funding, 236
Seniors
- See also
  - Long-term care facilities – Investigations, reports and recommendations – And support for seniors' issues
- Absence from Throne Speech, Throne Speech response, 4424, 4434, 4564
- Advocate, appoint, petition
  - Love, 1326
- Aging-in-place
  - See also
    - Home care – Supportive services
    - Seniors – Home supports program
  - Funding, U365
  - Funding, budget debate, 2024
  - Funding, Throne Speech response, 2614
- Aging-in-place models
  - Budget debate, 1925
  - Research, funding, U220
  - Throne Speech response, 1018
- Ambulance fees, reduction
  - See
    - Ambulance service – Seniors, fees
- Caregivers
  - See
    - Caregivers
- Centre on Aging and Health, University of Regina
  - See
    - University of Regina – Research institutes, alignment with strategic goals
- COVID-19, impact on, U167–68
  - Throne Speech response, 1013–14, 1041
- COVID-19, protection from, condemnation of government failure
  - See
    - Health – COVID-19 reporting and individual risk assessments, impact on seniors, member's statement
  - Moved (Love)
    - Beck, 1364–65
    - Goudy, 1365–67
    - Lambert, 1363–64
    - Love, 1358–60
    - McLeod, T., 1360–62
    - Ritchie, 1362–63
    - Questions and comments
      - Beck, 1367
      - Fiaz, 1367
      - Harrison, D., 1368
      - Lambert, 1368
      - Lawrence, 1367
      - Love, 1367–68
      - McLeod, T., 1367–68
      - Nerlien, 1368
      - Ritchie, 1367–68
- COVID-19, recognition of sacrifices made during pandemic, member's statement
  - Love, 277–78
- Health care
  - See
    - Health care – Seniors
- Home supports program
  - See also
    - Home care
  - Need for, budget debate, 1925
  - Petition
    - Burki, 4916–17, 5094, 5495
    - Love, 1769–70, 1793, 1855, 1975–76, 2036, 2083–84, 2114–15, 2187, 2201, 2223–24, 2243, 2493, 3376, 5342
- Housing
  - See
    - Seniors, housing
- Inflation, impact on
  - See also
    - Cost of living – And supports for seniors
  - Budget debate, 3418
  - Throne Speech response, 2684
- Minister for, appointment of, Throne Speech response, 49, 96, 107, 192
- Protection from predatory activities, U40–41
- Regina Senior Citizens' Centre, member's statement
  - Sarauer, 3225–26
- Seniors income plan
  - See
    - Seniors income plan
- Social opportunities, Saskatoon
  - See
    - Community associations – Saskatoon – Eastview Community Association, Seniors' Hub Club, member's statement
- Treaty education
  - See
    - Treaties, Indigenous – Treaty education – Seniors
- Vaccination
  - COVID-19
    - See
      - Vaccination, COVID-19 – Distribution, vulnerable populations
  - Influenza
    - See
      - Vaccination – Seniors, high-dose influenza vaccines, funding
Seniors, housing
- Aging-in-place and home care
  - See
    - Home care
    - Seniors
- Columbian Manor, founder and volunteer Bob Jeanneau
  - See
    - Volunteers – Jeanneau, Bob, recognition, member's statement
- Life leases
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Life lease units
- Personal care home benefit
  - See
    - Personal care home benefit
- Round Prairie Elders' Lodge, Saskatoon
  - See
    - Housing, rental – Round Prairie Elders' Lodge, Saskatoon
- In Saskatchewan Housing Corporation properties
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Seniors' housing, quality and safety
- Subsidies, elimination
  - See also
    - Housing, rental – Co-operative housing program, contract expiry
  - Carr, 1862
  - Love, 1861–62
- Subsidies, elimination, reverse decision
  - Luther Heights, Saskatoon, petition
    - Love, 2471, 2507
    - Teed, 2959, 3101–2, 3264, 3710, 3761, 3846
  - Petition
    - Conway, 2492–93
- Supports, eligibility, U106
Seniors income plan
- Benefit, increase, 831, 5568, U89, U231, U415, U635
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan assured income for disability – And seniors' income plan, indexation of benefits
  - Budget debate, 293, 296, 323, 331, 347, 349, 1882, 1937, 1964, 2005, 2018, 3402, 3430, 3431
  - Funding, budget debate, 271, 319, 381, 384, 388, 404
  - Throne Speech, 9, 2568
  - Throne Speech response, 27, 40, 47, 50, 52, 55, 61, 64, 67, 84, 97, 107, 133, 136, 140, 155, 174, 196, 201, 2614, 2722
- Benefit increases, government record, 3877, C430
  - Budget debate, 271, 347, 384, 388, 404, 5259
  - Throne Speech, 4374
  - Throne Speech response, 40, 50, 52, 61, 133, 136, 155, 174, 4427, 4437, 4471
- Budget debate, 5233, 5292
Separation and divorce
- Dispute resolution pilot project, N82, N219
- Dispute resolution program, N649
  - Fees, N494–95
  - Implementation, N492–93
  - Mandatory, impact on petitions filed, N495
- Family law screening project, N491, N492
- Maintenance payments
  - See
    - Child support
- Pilot projects, budget debate, 5163
Sergeant-at-Arms
- See
Serious incident response team
- See
  - Public Complaints Commission – Serious incident response team, police oversight
Service clubs
- Kin Canada Lifetime Membership Award, Yorkton, George Flunder, member's statement
  - Ottenbreit, 3551–52
- Kinsmen of the Year Award, Unity, Bryce Woytiuk, member's statement
  - Domotor, 206
- Kinsmen Telemiracle
  - See
    - Fundraising – Kinsmen Telemiracle
- Knights of Columbus
  - Annual State Convention, member's statement
    - Lambert, 2435
  - Coats for Kids program, milestone, recognition, member's statement
    - Skoropad, 4815
  - Member Bob Jeanneau
    - See
      - Volunteers – Jeanneau, Bob, recognition, member's statement
- Lions Club, Unity, recognition of fundraising efforts, member's statement
  - Domotor, 4462
- Optimist Club
  - See
    - Skiing – Optimist Hill, member's statement
- Rotary Club of Prince Albert, Premier's Service Club Award, recipient, member's statement
  - Hargrave, 2068
- Rotary Club of the Battlefords, anniversary, member's statement
  - Cockrill, 1032
- Royal Purple, BrainLove campaign, member's statement
  - Hargrave, 4997–98
- Royal Purple, Unity, dissolution, member's statement
  - Domotor, 2715
- Veterans
  - See
    - Royal Canadian Legion
    - Veterans – Service club support program
Service stations
- Prince Albert, Sturgeon Lake First Nation partnership with Western Nations, member's statement
  - Ross, A., 742
Services, legal
- See
  - Legal services
Servitudes
- See
  - Surface rights
Sessional orders
- Bill No. 137, modification of sitting days and times, and increase debate to 40 hours, moved (Harrison, J.)
  - Conway, 4021–28
  - Harrison, J., 3988, 3998
  - Sarauer, 3999–4011, 4021
  - Teed, 4037–39, 4041–42
  - Wotherspoon, 4028–31
  - Young, A., 4031–37
- Bill No. 137, modification of sitting days and times, and increase debate to 40 hours, moved (Harrison, J.); closure notice
  - Harrison, J., 4021
- COVID-19, modification of procedures due to, moved (Harrison, J.); amendment (Mowat)
  - Harrison, J., 887–88
  - Mowat, 888
- House Services Committee first report, adoption of, moved (Harrison, J.)
  - Harrison, J., 13
- House Services Committee fifth report, adoption of, moved (Harrison, J.)
  - Harrison, J., 262
Seventy-five minute debate
- Abortion
  - Access, support for, and opposition to parental consent for minors, moved (Mowat), 4633–44
- Affordability
  - Government programs and policies, support for, moved (Goudy), 5441–52
- Canada Health Transfer
  - Increase to 35 per cent, ensuring sustainability of the systems, moved (Meyers), 2211–21
- Capital investment
  - Tax incentive programs, recognition of success, moved (Cockrill), 1243–52
- Carbon tax (Canada)
  - Increase and impact on affordability, condemnation, moved (Friesen), 3801–12
- Cost of living
  - And affordability, new taxes and fees hikes, condemnation of, moved (Bowes), 2137–48
  - Relief, provide, moved (Young, A.), 5376–86
- COVID-19, government response
  - Failure to control, resulting in death and economic hardship, condemnation, moved (Mowat), 781–91
- Discrimination and racism
  - Systemic racism, recognition of and necessary actions to end, moved (Nippi-Albright), 625–36
- Drought
  - 2021, impact on producers, government supports, commendation, moved (Francis), 1481–90
- Education, funding
  - Adequate, government failure to provide, condemnation, moved (Bowes), 3589–3600
- Education policy
  - Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students, repeal, call upon the government, moved (Teed), 4777–87
- Emergency housing
  - And use of hotels, investigation by Provincial Auditor, moved (Conway), 5503–13
- Energy
  - Security, global, support for provincial role in providing and call on federal government to support pipeline projects and repeal damaging legislation, moved (Ottenbreit), 1831–38
- Exports
  - Growth, support for policies and investments, moved (Bonk), 5583–94
  - National leader, support for, and condemnation of federal economic policies, moved (Lemaigre), 3346–57
- Federal government, critique
  - Regulatory policies, impact on provincial economy, demand Liberal-NDP coalition end such policies and denounce federal NDP for their support of said policies, moved (Domotor), 4695–4705
- Food security
  - Global, and federal energy policies, moved (Kaeding), 2917–28
- Government
  - Record on job creation, health care, and affordability, condemnation, moved (Wotherspoon), 3271–82
- Government procurement
  - Contracts, prioritize Saskatchewan workers and companies, moved (Young, A.), 5660–71
- Groceries
  - Pricing, strike a special committee to examine increases, moved (Wotherspoon), 3005–17
- Health benefits coverage
  - Contraceptives, no-cost coverage, introduce, moved (Bowes), 3733–43
- Health care workers, COVID-19
  - Government response, damage to workforce and rural service delivery, moved (Mowat), 1727–38
- Municipalities
  - Support for, programs and investments, moved (Kaeding), 5067–78
- Resource industries
  - And electricity production, assert exclusive provincial jurisdiction, moved (Keisig), 4856–68
- Resource royalties
  - Windfall-profits
    - Cost-of-living relief, use to provide, 3891–3902
- Seniors
  - COVID-19, protection from, condemnation of government failure, moved (Love), 1358–68
- Small modular reactors
  - Secretariat, support to aid in the development of technology, moved (Hargrave), 517–27
  - Support for, and condemnation of federal energy policies, moved (Kaeding), 3661–71
  - Support for, moved (Jenson), 2454–63
- Suicide
  - Crisis, recognition of and call upon the government to take urgent action, moved (Vermette), 2284–94
- Teachers, collective bargaining
  - Negotiation, class size and complexity, address, moved (Love), 5003–13
- Trade
  - International, government success, commendation, moved (Domotor), 3121–22
- Utilities
  - Consumer rate increases, cancel during affordability crisis, moved (Wotherspoon), 2833–44
- Value-added agriculture
  - Opportunities, government strategy to increase, moved (Cockrill), 706–16
Sewage
- See
  - Waste management
Sex trafficking
- See
  - Human trafficking
Sexual assault
- See also
  - Violence
- 24-7 call line
  - See
    - Violence – Interpersonal violence and abuse – 24-7 call line
- Case review initiative
  - See
    - Police services – Sexual assault case review initiative
- Community outreach worker, new
  - See also
    - Domestic violence – And sexual assault, community outreach worker, new
- Consent, education curriculum
  - See
    - Curriculum – Sexual education, consent
- Examination kits in health facilities, N82
- Nurse examiner training
  - See
    - Nurses – Sexual assault nurse examiner training
- Prevention, N646–47
- Research, Status of Women office
  - See
    - Violence – Gender-based – Research, Status of Women office
- Service providers
  - Funding, N500
  - Northern Saskatchewan, N500–501
- Sexual Assault Awareness Week, member's statement
  - Sarauer, 806
- Sexual Violence Awareness Week
  - See also
    - United Nations Commission on the Status of Women – Saskatchewan delegate Amber Stewart, recognition, member's statement
  - Member's statement
    - Cockrill, 852
    - Sarauer, 2472
- Survivors of, supports and wait lists
  - Beck, 4715, 4732
  - Eyre, 4820
  - Moe, 4715–16, 4732
  - Sarauer, 4820
- Vicitims' legal services, training, N651, N652
- Victims, breaking a lease
  - See
    - Leases – Breaking, legislation to protect victims of sexual assault
Sexual harassment
- See
  - Occupational health and safety – Standards, modernize to include contract and gig workers and provisions on mental health and sexual harassment, petition
- Contract workers, advocacy of Ariana Donovan, member's statement
  - Sarauer, 1260
Sexual orientation
- Bullying
  - See
    - Bullying – International Day of Pink, member's statement
- Coming Out Day and recognition of Doug Wilson, member's statement
  - Teed, 3982
- Conversion therapy, ban, petition
  - Bowes, 2959, 3113, 3410
  - Ritchie, 3847, 3990–91, 4523
  - Teed, 2825–26, 2871, 2909–10, 2936, 2998, 3020, 3077, 3201, 3224, 3288, 3438, 3551, 3677, 3725, 3748, 3831–32, 3922, 3972, 4013–14, 4461, 4576, 4711, 4898
- Conversion therapy, banning, Regina city council, member's statement
  - Conway, 690
- Conversion therapy ban, federal, commendation, moved (Conway)
  - Conway, 1582
  - Wyant, 1582
- First openly gay elected member, value to queer youth, Throne Speech response, 2683
- Gay & Lesbian Community of Regina, 50th anniversary, member's statement
  - Beck, 2418
- International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia
  - See
    - Sexual orientation – Rainbow week of action, member's statement
- LGBTQ+ community, safety and inclusion, Throne Speech response, 4434
- Lulu's Lodge, Regina, youth homeless shelter
  - See
    - Emergency housing – Youth – Lulu's Lodge, Regina
- Marriage commissioners
  - See
    - Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee Medal – Mitchell, Sally
- Prairie Lily Curling League
  - See
    - Curling – Prairie Lily Curling League hosts Rock the River Cup, member's statement
- Pride Alliance in the public service
  - See
    - Public service – Employee networks
- Pride events and parades, disinvitation of Sask Party members, and education policy
  - Cockrill, 5699
  - Ross, L., 5699
  - Teed, 5699
- Pride night, Saskatchewan Rush
  - See
    - Lacrosse – Saskatchewan Rush Pride night, member's statement
- Rainbow week of action, member's statement
  - Teed, 5726
SGEU (Saskatchewan Government and General Employees' Union)
- See
  - Public service – Collective bargaining
Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute
- See
  - Post-secondary education, international education strategy – Memorandums of understanding
Shelters, women's
- See
  - Women's shelters
Shelters for the homeless
- See
  - Emergency housing
Shipment of goods
- See
  - Supply chain management
Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society
- Anniversary, member's statement
  - Ottenbreit, 2301–2
- Care on the Air radiothon, member's statement
  - Young, C., 620
- Family Nine restaurant, Katepwa Beach, fundraiser, member's statement
  - Keisig, 2715–16
- Funding, 3863–64, P93, U5, U608
  - Budget debate, 270, 303, 382, 407
  - And contract, P95
  - Crown corporations, contributions, C510, C512–13
  - Municipal obligations
    - See
      - Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society – Heliports and landing zones – Responsibility for
  - Saskatchewan Auto Fund contribution, C88–89
  - Throne Speech response, 2633
- Funding, First Nations
  - See
    - Ambulance service – First Nations, federal funding
- Government accomplishment
  - Budget debate, 3470, 5148
  - Throne Speech response, 168, 4478
- Health Ministry, oversight role, P93
  - Quarterly reporting, P568
- Helicopter, new, funding, U5
  - Budget debate, 270, 293, 303, 305, 315, 321, 349, 382, 384–85, 404, 409
- Heliports and landing zones
  - Melfort
    - See
      - Melfort Hospital
  - Nipawin
    - See
      - Nipawin Hospital
  - Responsibility for, N715
  - Selection of, P93
  - Weyburn
    - See
      - Weyburn General Hospital – Replacement
- Inter-facility transfers, P93, P96
- Neonatal equipment, member's statement
  - Bradshaw, 4986
- Pegasus Project fundraiser, member's statement
  - Friesen, 2069
- Reporting on quality indicators, P94, P95, P96–97, P568
- Simulation competition, Florida, championship win, Throne Speech response, 2633
- Staff qualifications and training, P93–94, P95, P97
Shopping
- Regina, shopping crawl to support local stores, and charitable donation, member's statement
  - Tell, 819
Shops
- See
  - Stores, retail
Shortline railways
- See
  - Railways – Shortline
SHRF (Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation
SIF (Strategic Investment Fund)
- See
  - Post-secondary institutions – Strategic Investment Fund
SIGA (Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
SIIT (Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies
Sikh Heritage Month Act (No. 602)
- First reading
  - Wotherspoon, 696
Sikhism
- Regina society
  - See also
    - Food security – Guru Nanak Free Kitchen, recognition, member's statement
- Sikh Heritage Month
  - See also
    - Sikh Heritage Month Act (No. 602)
  - Member's statement
    - Wotherspoon, 509
  - And Vaisakhi, member's statement
    - Grewal, 3580–81, 5358
- Sikh Riders
  - See
    - Fundraising – Sikh Riders, recognition, member's statement
- Sikh Society of Regina, Khalsa Day Parade, member's statement
  - Buckingham, 5641
- Vaisakhi, and history of Sikhs in Canada, member's statement
  - Grewal, 444–45
Sinclair, Jim
- See
  - Tributes
SINP (Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program)
- See
  - Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program
SIPPA (Saskatchewan international physician practice assessment)
- See
  - Physicians – Saskatchewan international physician practice assessment
SIRT (serious incident response team)
- See
  - Public Complaints Commission – Serious incident response team, police oversight
SIS (Saskatchewan income support)
- See
  - Saskatchewan income support program
SK Arts
- 40+ Years in the Making: Women and Clay exhibit
  - See
    - International Women's Day – Recognition – Art exhibit, member's statement
- 75th anniversary, N452
- 75th anniversary campaign, member's statement
  - Teed, 3438–39
- Funding, N213–14
  - See also
    - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry – Third-party organizations, funding
  - And return on investment, budget debate, 5265–66
- Grants, impact of inflation, N453
Skateboard parks
- Evraz Place indoor park, Regina, member's statement
  - Wotherspoon, 661
- Pump track, Regina
  - See
    - Communities – Regina – Pump track
- Warman skateboard park
  - See
    - Litter (Trash)
Skating
- Figure skater Marty Haubrich, recognition, member's statement
  - Kaeding, 2100
- Figure skaters Tristan Taylor and Ashlyn Schmitz
  - See
    - Athletes – Saskatchewan athletes, successes
- Figure skating judge Margaret Sandison, member's statement
  - See
    - Tributes
Skating rinks
- Community rink affordability grant
  - See
    - Community rink affordability grant
- Community rink relief program, SaskPower, C299
- Creighton sportsplex upgrades, partnership with Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation, N720
- Electricity rates
  - See
    - Electricity, consumer rates – Demand-charge calculation, adjustments
- Marshall community rink, recipient of Richardson Pioneer Rider Nation Community Celebration Contest grant, Throne Speech response, 2740
- Outdoor rinks, Saskatoon Eastview, recognition of volunteers, member's statement
  - Love, 619
- Pense Memorial Rink, fundraising goals realized, member's statement
  - Stewart, 99–100
Skiing
- Canadian Ski Patrol Qu'Appelle Zone
  - See
    - Winter sports – Youth program, member's statement
- Optimist Hill, member's statement
  - Cheveldayoff, 642
Skills training
- See also
  - Labour force – Workforce development
- Adult basic education
  - See
    - Adult basic education
- Apprenticeship
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission
  - First Nations
    - See
      - Highways Ministry – First Nation apprenticeships, funding
  - Indigenous, tiny house project, E22
  - Indigenous partnerships, N679
  - Indigenous partnerships, budget debate, 5160
  - Responsibility for, breakdown, P371–72
  - Seats, additional, E334, E394, E540, E559, E561, E567
    - Funding, budget debate, 5115, 5221
    - Member's statement
      - Young, C., 5095
  - Youth initiative, practical and applied arts, E22
- Apprenticeship training allowance, E155, E161, E334
  - Funding, E394, E406
  - Funding, budget debate, 3402
- Canada-Saskatchewan Job Grant
  - See
    - Canada-Saskatchewan Job Grant
- ComIT program, digital literacy training, C7–8, C120, E112, E118, E329, E334
  - Indigenous learners program, E169–70
- Digital literacy for entrepreneurs
  - See
    - Entrepreneurs – Digital literacy programs
- Digital literacy for job seekers initiative, E154
- Economic recovery work experience program, E153, E164–65
- Education training incentive, E403–5, U231, U245, U676
  - Budget debate, 1970–71, 1996
  - Funding, E155
- Employability assistance for persons with disabilities
  - See
    - Employability assistance for persons with disabilities
- Federal funding agreements, E563
  - See also
    - Employability assistance for persons with disabilities
    - Workforce development agreement
  - COVID-19 funding, E155, E563, E566
  - COVID-19 funding, priority areas, E21–22
    - See also
      - Labour force – Under-represented groups, training and development – Funding
  - Funding, C254, C437, E155, E161, E395
  - Funding, representation in financial documents, E160
  - History, E21, E394–95
  - Labour market transfer agreement, funding, E154, E161
- First Nations and Métis institutions and initiatives, E153, E559
  - Budget debate, 372
  - Funding, N678
- Funding, E154, E394, E559
  - Budget debate, 3402
- Income assistance clients, E399–400, E406, E568
- Information and communications technology industry, skilled workforce, development
  - See
    - Information and communications technology industry – Skilled workforce – Development
- Journey to Trades program, Women Building Futures non-profit, member's statement
  - Lambert, 5214–15
- Northern Career Quest, funding, E153
- Northern Saskatchewan programs
  - See also
    - Northlands College – Northern skills training program
  - Budget debate, 3493
- Northern skills training, funding, E155
- Potash industry, pre-employment education
  - See
    - Potash industry – Pre-employment education
- Pre-employment programs, E563
  - See also
    - Potash industry – Pre-employment education
  - Funding, E559
- Re-Open Saskatchewan training subsidy, E19, E27, E28, N36
  - Budget debate, 305, 315, 385
  - Extension and transformation to Re-Skill Saskatchewan training subsidy, E153
  - Owner eligibility
    - Harrison, J., 756–57, 767–68
    - Young, A., 756–57, 767–68
- Re-Skill Saskatchewan training subsidy
  - Budget debate, 1947, 2005
  - Funding, E154, E161
- Ready to work program, Tourism Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Tourism Saskatchewan – Ready to work program
- Regina Trades & Skills Centre
  - 15th anniversary, member's statement
    - Grewal, 3324
  - Student roofing project, member's statement
    - Fiaz, 3727
- Service providers, funding, E20
- Skilled Trade and Technology Week, member's statement
  - Jenson, 2715
- Skills Canada competition
  - See
    - Students – Skills Canada Saskatchewan competition, member's statement
- Skills for Success program, E154, E161
  - Budget debate, 1947
- Trades, enhanced training, Throne Speech response, 2685
- Training voucher program, E154
  - Expansion, E22
Slaughterhouses
- Local, inspection, E367
- Regulation and inspection, P97
- South East Butcher Block, Alameda, budget debate, 1955–56
Sled dog racing
- Torch River Run, Christopher Lake, Unity participants, member's statement
  - Domotor, 2189
Sledge hockey
- See
  - Hockey – Sledge hockey
SLGA (Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
SLIM (Saskatchewan Lean Improvements in Manufacturing program)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Lean Improvements in Manufacturing program
SLIP (Saskatchewan legislative internship program)
- See
  - Saskatchewan legislative internship program
Small business
- See also
  - Business
- Canadian Federation of Independent Business, social media criticism by opposition member, member's statement
  - Dennis, 1183
- Challenges, government policy
  - Budget debate, 3449
  - Throne Speech response, 2620, 2621
- Chamberlain, recognition, Throne Speech response, 4471–72
- Country Hills Catering, winner, Saskatchewan Wedding Industry Awards, member's statement
  - McLeod, B., 5473–74
- COVID-19, impact on
  - Budget debate, 1997
  - Throne Speech response, 958, 960, 981, 1041
- COVID-19 adaptation grant, E22, E57, N36
  - Budget debate, 289, 301, 315, 385
  - Ministerial statement (Harrison, J.)
    - Harrison, J., 129–30
    - Young, A., 130
- COVID-19 business response team, E19, E28, E29, E55, E65–66, E153, E177, N145–46
- COVID-19 public health measures
  - Compliance and shifting directives, E29–30
    - Harrison, J., 682
    - Young, A., 682
  - Interpretation of, E29, E30
    - Harrison, J., 667
    - Young, A., 666–67
  - Supports, adequacy
    - See
      - Small business – COVID-19 supports
- COVID-19 service adjustments
  - Budget debate, 290, 291, 315, 381
  - Throne Speech response, 24, 36, 49, 147, 160, 203
- COVID-19 service adjustments to keep staff and customers safe, member's statement
  - Ritchie, 394
- COVID-19 supports, C179, E22, E55, E65, E70–71
  - Adaptation grant
    - See
      - Small business – COVID-19 adaptation grant
  - Adequacy, and impact of public health measures
    - Harrison, J., 20, 209–10, 604–5
    - Young, A., 20, 209–10, 604–5
  - Adequacy, and impact of public health measures, budget debate, 298, 343–44, 413
  - Adequacy, and impact of public health measures, Throne Speech response, 29–30, 31, 117, 143, 172–73, 215, 216
  - Budget debate, 359
  - Federal funding, provincial requirements, Throne Speech response, 1003
  - Marketing support, Throne Speech, 7
  - Marketing support, Throne Speech response, 24, 47, 96, 109, 139, 146, 147, 193
  - Outreach, E27
    - See also
      - Saskatchewan Party – Business outreach during COVID-19
  - Re-Open Saskatchewan training subsidy
    - See
      - Skills training – Re-Open Saskatchewan training subsidy
  - Small-business emergency payment program
    - See
      - Small-business emergency payment program
  - Tax rate, temporary reduction
    - See
      - Income tax – Small business, temporary rate reduction
  - Throne Speech response, 139
  - Tourism sector support program
    - See
      - Tourism sector support program
- Crime, impact on
  - See
    - Crime – Small business, impact on, member's statement
- Locally-owned and operated, community impact
  - Throne Speech, 7
  - Throne Speech response, 27, 85, 139
- Resilience, recognition, Throne Speech response, 4455
- Rural, closures
  - See also
    - Employment – Rural jobs and businesses
  - Budget debate, 5239, 5279
- Saskatchcushions, recognition of Catherine Higginbotham, member's statement
  - Francis, 557
- Small Business Saturday, member's statement
  - Young, A., 2979, 4746
- Sperle's Tire, Unity, 50th anniversary, member's statement
  - Domotor, 1413
- Support, need for, budget debate, 3528
- Support for, and opposition statements on, member's statement
  - Francis, 5578
- Utility rate increases, impact on, budget debate, 3423, 3449, 3526
Small-business emergency payment program 2333, C177–78, C253, N36
- Applications and success rate, C39, C178
- Budget debate, 289, 301, 305, 315, 385
- Expiry and extension of, C36
  - Harrison, J., 695, 704–5, 728–29
  - Young, A., 695, 704–5, 728–29
- Extension, budget debate, 343–44
- Funding, C177
- Funding, budget debate, 381
- Ministerial responsibility, breakdown, E57, E67
- Program oversight, C178, C179
- Renewal, ministerial statement (Harrison, J.)
  - Harrison, J., 105–6
  - Young, A., 106
- Throne Speech, 6
- Throne Speech response, 24, 49, 51, 121, 132, 139, 145, 147, 153, 193, 218, 219
Small modular reactors
- See also
  - Nuclear energy – Micro-reactors and small modular reactors
- Advancement, growth plan target, 3862, E75
- Cameco, purchase of Westinghouse and development of small modular reactors, E380–81
  - Budget debate, 3454
  - Throne Speech response, 2587, 2644, 2707, 2724
- Costs and uncertainty, critique, budget debate, 5252
- Development, C127, C130–31, C137–38, C342, C483, C519–22, E242
  - Budget debate, 3459
  - Business case, E489
  - Business case and economic impact assessment, C199–200
  - Business case and feasibility study, E441–42
  - Consultants, use of, C188, C199
  - Cost, impact on debt picture, C548
  - Cost estimation, C342, C408–9, C411–12, C488–90, C520–22
    - And funding sources, C490–91
  - First Nations Power Authority interest in
    - See
      - First Nations Power Authority – Small modular reactors, interest in
  - Funding, C188, C491, E75
    - Carbon tax proceeds, use of, C340, C341–42
      - See also
        Small modular reactors – Investment fund
  - And government energy policy
    - Duncan, 5582
    - Wilson, 5582
  - Ministerial responsibility, C300–301, C491, E77, E241–42
    - See also
      - Environment Ministry – Small modular reactors
  - And ownership of assets, C342–43, C420–21, C545
  - Potential, Throne Speech response, 41
  - Site selection
    - See
      - Small modular reactors – Site selection
  - Stakeholder engagement, C408–9, C491
    - See also
      - Small modular reactors – Site selection – And public consultation
  - Support, Saskatchewan Research Council, E106, E380–81
  - Technology, selection of, C412
  - Throne Speech, 881
  - Throne Speech response, 943, 945, 1012, 1042, 1074, 1082, 2613, 2732
  - Worker and supplier supports, C301, C520
    - See also
      - Nuclear energy – Worker requirements and training
      - Uranium industry – Resource, abundance, and sustainable production
- Development, interprovincial partnership, C187, C519, E220
  - Advancement of, ministerial statement
    - Morgan, 1922–23
    - Young, A., 1923
  - Memorandum of understanding with Alberta, ministerial statement (Duncan)
    - Duncan, 5583
    - Young, A., 5583
  - Ontario proponent announced, Saskatchewan announcement pending, ministerial statement
    - Morgan, 1478–79
    - Young, A., 1479–80
  - Risk, impact on, C491–93
- Federal requirements, C200–201, C483, C510, C519–20
  - See also
    - Nuclear energy – Micro-reactors and small modular reactors – Design approval and licensing
    - Small modular reactors – Licensing
- Funding, C521
- And importance of reliable baseload power, 3862
  - Throne Speech response, 905, 932, 983, 985, 1074
- Investment fund, C485, C521, C522, C544–45, E586
  - See also
    - Small modular reactors – Development – Funding – Carbon tax proceeds, use of
  - Budget debate, 5283
  - Management
    - See
      - Government financial management – Fixed investment funds, management, funding
- Licensing, C409, C494
  - See also
    - Nuclear energy – Micro-reactors and small modular reactors – Design approval and licensing
- Public acceptance, C494
  - See
    - Nuclear energy – Public acceptance
- Secretariat, C300
  - Budget debate, 377
  - Support to aid in the development of technology, moved (Hargrave)
    - Beck, 525–26
    - Francis, 521–22
    - Hargrave, 517–19
    - McLeod, T., 523–25
    - Mowat, 522–23
    - Wotherspoon, 519–20
    - Questions and comments
      - Beck, 527
      - Conway, 526
      - Francis, 527
      - Keisig, 527
      - McLeod, T., 527
      - Meyers, 526
      - Mowat, 526–27
      - Nerlien, 527
      - Young, C., 526
- Site selection, C483, C510
  - Estevan and Elbow, potential areas, Throne Speech, 2566
  - Estevan and Elbow, potential areas, Throne Speech response, 2641, 2647
  - Northern communities, consideration for, C190
  - And public consultation, C300–301, C408
  - Transmission costs, impact on, C489
- Support for, and condemnation of federal energy policies, moved (Kaeding)
  - Grewal, 3663–64
  - Harrison, D., 3665–66
  - Kaeding, 3661–62
  - Keisig, 3669–70
  - Nerlien, 3668–69
  - Nippi-Albright, 3662–63
  - Teed, 3664–65
  - Wotherspoon, 3666–68
  - Questions and comments
    - Conway, 3670
    - Francis, 3670
    - Friesen, 3671
    - Grewal, 3670
    - Keisig, 3671
    - Nippi-Albright, 3670–71
    - Ross, A., 3671
    - Teed, 3670–71
    - Wotherspoon, 3670–71
    - Young, C., 3670
- Support for, moved (Jenson)
  - Grewal, 2457–58
  - Harrison, D., 2459–61
  - Jenson, 2454–56
  - Love, 2461–62
  - Ritchie, 2458–59
  - Young, A., 2456–57
  - Questions and comments
    - Grewal, 2462–63
    - Harrison, D., 2462
    - Love, 2462
    - McLeod, T., 2462
    - Meyers, 2462–63
    - Ritchie, 2462–63
    - Skoropad, 2463
    - Young, A., 2462–63
- Water requirements, C407
- Worker requirements and training
  - See
    - Nuclear energy – Worker requirements and training
Smoke alarms
- See
  - Housing – Building codes – Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms
Smoking
- See also
  - Tobacco
  - Vaping
- Quit smoking challenge, member's statement
  - Fiaz, 4918
- Quitline, funding, U608
- Rates, U282
- Smokers Helpline, funding, U249
  - See also
    - Smoking – Quitline, funding
Smuggling of drugs
- See
  - Saskatchewan trafficking response team
Snack foods
- And prepared meals, provincial sales tax
  - Beck, 3835
  - Harpauer, 3835–36
  - Wotherspoon, 3835–36
- Provincial sales tax, revenue, C256
Snow removal
- See also
  - Highways and roads, construction and maintenance – Winter maintenance
- Plow operators, recognition, member's statement
  - Morgan, 4970
  - Skoropad, 467
- Recognition of workers
  - See also
    - Winter storms
  - Member's statement
    - Nerlien, 1207
- Regina bypass
  - See
    - Regina bypass – Winter maintenance contract – Cost
- Snow angels, Regina, recognition, Throne Speech response, 4399
- And winter road maintenance, funding, E350
  - Budget debate, 3454
Snowbirds
- See
  - Royal Canadian Air Force
Snowmobiles and snowmobiling
- Kamsack snowmobiling club, funding, Throne Speech response, 56
- Prairie Women on Snowmobiles cancer fundraising efforts, member's statement
  - Harpauer, 1841
- Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association, recognition, member's statement
  - Keisig, 3393
- Tourism development, N480
Soccer
- Canadian men's and women's teams, international successes, member's statement
  - Love, 1917
Social assistance
- See
  - Income assistance programs
Social media
- COVID-19 information
  - See
    - COVID-19 – Government website and social media, increased traffic
- Pros and cons for politicians, budget debate, 5286
- Provincial Auditor, social media strategy
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor – Awareness of – And social media strategy
- Take a Break campaign
  - Budget debate, 1961–62
  - Throne Speech, 878–79
  - Throne Speech response, 904, 962, 982, 985, 1014, 1017, 1077, 1081, 1100–1101
- Tourism Saskatchewan, use of
  - See
    - Tourism Saskatchewan – Social media
Social Services Ministry
- See also
- Accommodation costs, U242
- Bank reconciliation, P251, P252
- Budget and overview, U87–90
- Child care subsidy, ministerial responsibility
  - See
    - Early childhood education and child care – Subsidy – Ministerial responsibility
- Clients, information sharing with service providers, P253
- Community-based organization oversight, P258, P259
- COVID-19, response, U87
- Data collection and program analyses, U422–23
- Emergency social services expenses, transfer of responsibility
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency – Emergency social services expenses, transfer of responsibility
- Estimates
  - See
    - Social Services Ministry, Estimates
- Estimates, scrutiny, time allotted, U555, U675–76, U681
- Financial management policies regarding hotel payments for ministry clients
  - Conway, 4820, 4905
  - Makowsky, 4820, 4905
  - Request investigation by Provincial Auditor, motion (Conway); leave not granted
    - See also
      - Emergency housing – And use of hotels – Payment to business owned by government member – Investigation by Provincial Auditor
    - Conway, 4776–77
  - Request investigation by Provincial Auditor, moved (Young, A.)
    - Nerlien, P449
    - Young, A., P449
- First Nations and Métis, programs and funding, N678
- Funding, U231, U415, U635
  - Budget debate, 3402, 3430, 3460, 3477, 5117, 5168, 5175, 5207, 5246, 5281, 5292
- Housing programs division, U472
- Indigenous Services Canada, funding, C254
- Information technology
  - Case management software, costs, U656
    - Conway, 3753–54, 3767–68, 4612
    - Harpauer, 3754, 4612
    - Makowsky, 3754, 3767–68
  - Linkin
    - See
      - Child and family services – Information technology, Linkin
  - MiCase program
    - See
      - Income assistance programs – Information technology, MiCase case management software
  - Program delivery, use in, U252–53
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - Social Services Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
- Provincial training allowance, ministerial responsibility
  - See
    - Provincial training allowance – Ministerial responsibility
- Recommendations, tracking, U109, U110
- Reconciliation initiatives
  - See
    - Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, Calls to Action – Social Services Ministry, initiatives
- Second-stage housing, ministerial responsibility
  - See
    - Women's shelters – Second-stage housing
- Service delivery branch, eligibility review unit, composition and overview, U234–35
- Staff
  - Mental health supports, P263–64
  - Numbers, C206, U637, U656, U674
  - Recruitment and retention, U246–47
  - Team of Indigenous Employees of Saskatchewan, U230
- Staff absenteeism and sick leave
  - Management of, P262–64, P426
    - Use of disability management consultant, P263–64
  - Underlying causes and impact of COVID-19, P263, P426
- Youth engagement strategy and youth advisory teams, U230, U636
Social Services Ministry, Estimates
- (2021-22), main, U87–113, U127
  - Carr, U87–95, U97–100, U102–13
  - Conway, U90–113
- (2022-23), main, U230–47
  - Carr, U230–43, U245–47
  - Conway, U232–47
- (2023-24), main, U415–24, U465–76, U551
  - Conway, U416–24, U465–76
  - Makowsky, U415–21, U423–24, U465–72, U474, U476
- (2023, November), supplementary, U555–58
  - Conway, U555–58
  - Makowsky, U555–58
- (2024, March), supplementary, U697–98
- (2024-25), main, U635–56, U673–81, U696–97
  - Conway, U637–56, U675–81
  - Makowsky, U635–56, U673–74, U676–81
Social Services Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2019) v.2, ch.16, P250–54
  - Conway, P252–54
- (2019) v.2, ch.46, P257–59
  - Conway, P258
- (2020) v.1, ch.12, P254–57
  - Conway, P256–57
  - Wotherspoon, P257
  - Recommendations, P257
- (2020) v.2, ch.15, P250–54
  - Conway, P252–54
  - Recommendations, P254
- (2020) v.2, ch.42, P259–62
  - Conway, P260–61
- (2020) v.2, ch.43, P262–64
  - Conway, P262–64
- (2020) v.2, ch.44, P264
- (2021) v.1, ch.28, P265
- (2021) v.1, ch.29, P264–65
  - Conway, P265
- (2021) v.2, ch.12, P250–54
  - Conway, P252–54
- (2021) v.2, ch.18, P413–24
  - Nerlien, P423
  - Wotherspoon, P419–20
  - Young, A., P417–23
  - Recommendations, P423–24
- (2021) v.2, ch.37, P257–59
  - Conway, P258
- (2022) v.1, ch.26, P424–26
  - Wotherspoon, P425
  - Young, A., P425
- (2022) v.2, ch.6, P427–31
  - Young, A., P428–30
  - Recommendations, P430–31
- (2022) v.2, ch.24, P426–27
  - Young, A., P426
Social workers
- Caseload, U100–101, U102–3
  - See also
    - Child and family services – Caseload to staff ratio
- Child protection workers, funding, U232
- Social Work Week, member's statement
  - Beck, 1794
  - Friesen, 3364, 5095
SOCO (Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation
Software development
- See
  - Government information technology
- Mobile apps
  - See
    - Mobile apps – Development
Sotropa, Vern
- See
  - Tributes
Sour gas
- See
  - Oil industry – Hydrogen sulphide, inspection and enforcement activities
Southeast College
- Funding, U117
- Information technology, enterprise resource planning and student information system
  - See
    - Regional colleges – Information technology, enterprise resource planning and student information system
- Weyburn campus facility, government accomplishment, budget debate, 5189
Speaker
- Deputy Speaker [Bradshaw], acclamation, 3980
- Deputy Speaker [Hargrave], election, 898
  - Hargrave, 898
- Deputy Speaker [Wilson], acclamation, 21–22
  - Wilson, 22
- Election [Weekes]
  - Meili, 3
  - Moe, 2–3
  - Speaker, 2
- Former, member for Coronation Park [Docherty], recognition of contributions to diversity
  - See
    - Legislative Assembly members – Regina Coronation Park [Docherty], recognition of contributions to diversity
- Harassment, allegations of
  - See
    - House Services Committee – Harassment, allegations made by the Speaker
    - Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 4] – Chair – Harassment and bullying, allegations of
Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 1]
- See also
  - Points of Order [Session 1]
- Chair, remind member to speak through the Chair, 113, 119
- Members
  - Characterization of, use of literary devices and allegory, out of order, 723
  - Remind you not to refer to a member's attendance or absence, 130, 755
- Personal comments
  - About another member not in order, Leader of the Opposition [Meili], 691, 774
  - Remind all members not to make, 855
- Prop, remind the member for Saskatoon Eastview [Love] not to display, 282
- Question period, party politics, don't bring into your answer, caution the member, 705
- Seventy-five minute debate, you have one minute for questions, 526
- Unparliamentary language
  - Caution the member, 327
  - Use of "that it was a lie," member for Regina Elphinstone [Conway], withdraw and apologize, 857
Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 2]
- See also
  - Points of Order [Session 2]
- Bills
  - Haven't spoken to the bill here in some period of time, 1460
  - Stick with the bill, 2365
- Breaking some rules here, member for Regina University [Young, A.] has the floor, 1506
- Chair, remind the member to speak through, 1534, 2053, 2514
- Guests
  - Remind guests you're not to take part in the debate or use your phones, 2443, 2503, 2531
  - Remind members of the gallery not to take part in the debate, 2373
  - Remind members of the gallery not to take part in the proceedings and not to take pictures, 2413
  - Tell members of the gallery that you are not allowed to participate, 1122
- Members
  - Caution the member to refer to the minister by his proper title, 1163
  - Government House Leader [Harrison, J.], reflecting on the absence of; withdraw and apologize, 2513
  - Health of individual members is a private matter and the comments in relation to that are prohibited, 2140
  - Remind members to make sure to use the proper name of the party that you're referring to, 2438
- Order
  - Having trouble hearing the speaker, 2049
  - I can't hear her, 1787
  - I'll ask the members come to order when I call order, please, 1477
  - Member for Saskatchewan Rivers [Wilson] come to order, 2513
  - Too much side chats going on, 2408
- Personal comments
  - Ask the member to refrain from personal remarks like that, 1478
  - Caution the Leader of the Opposition [Meili], 1262, 1296
  - Caution the Leader of the Opposition [Meili]; withdraw and apologize, 1263
  - Caution the Leader of the Opposition [Meili] not [...] impugn the reputation of another member, 1160
  - Caution the member [...] not in order, 1239
  - Don't counter with another personal attack; you're making your point of order by attacking the other side, 2500
  - Government House Leader [Harrison., J.], do not make personal comments, 2512
  - Leader of the Opposition [Meili], cannot say indirectly what you cannot say directly, 2424
  - Member for Regina University [Young, A.], use of "completely without class", 2424
    - Apology for incorrectly attributing comments, 2429
  - Minister of Energy and Resources [Eyre], that's inappropriate, 2518
  - Question was personal; apologize and withdraw, 2512
  - Remind member for Regina Elphinstone [Conway] not to make personal comments, 2541
  - Remind the member to watch your language, 1533
- Petitions
  - No debate on any matter on or in relation to, 1234, 1326
  - No debate on any matter on or in relation to; time limit set at 90 seconds, 1349
  - Out of order; can't submit two of the same petition, 2398
  - Read the prayer, 1060, 1235, 2398
- Phones, I'll ask the phone leave the Chamber, 1551
- Privilege, no method exists to accept or consider alternate arguments put forward in subsequent communications, 2091
- Question period
  - Continue with the question, 1118
  - Go to your question, 1748
  - Remind the members that I'll keep track of the time, 1121
- Speaker, caution the minister [Tell] not to bring the Speaker into debate, 1331
- Unparliamentary language
  - Both sides are getting close to saying things that's unparliamentary; be careful about your language, 2283
  - Member for Regina University [Young, A.]; withdraw and apologize, 1822
  - Remind the member to use proper language, 2121
  - Use of "bomb threat"; withdraw and apologize, 2318
  - Use of "buffoon", 2147
  - Use of "criminal", 1239
  - Use of "it's untrue"; withdraw and apologize, 1751
  - Use of "misinformation"; withdraw and apologize, 1751
  - Very sensitive topic; let's move on, 2514, 2515
    - More egregious than I originally thought; Member for Cumberland [Vermette] withdraw and apologize, 2516, 2517–18
    - More egregious than I originally thought; Member for Cumberland [Vermette] withdraw and apologize; refusal and removal from the House, 2518
  - Withdraw and apologize; Member for Saskatchewan Rivers [Wilson] refusal to apologize and removal from the House, 2514–15
Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 3]
- See also
  - Points of Order [Session 3]
- Bills
  - Advise members that [...] there is three hours and three minutes left to debate the second reading motion, 4293
  - Can't adjourn debate, 4138, 4145
  - Debate on third readings or any amendments shall not exceed two hours, 4351
  - Get back on track, 4222
  - Stick with the bill, 4123, 4126, 4208
- Chair
  - Caution the member to speak through, 3522
  - Do not challenge the chair, Government House Leader [Harrison, J.] withdraw and apologize, 3424–25
  - Remind the member to speak through, 2916, 3118, 3343
  - Reminder to challenge by formal motion, 3243
  - Through the chair, 3735, 4037, 4114
- Documents, you can table it; won't be distributing, 4045
- Gestures, threatening, caution the member, 3424
- Guests
  - Caution you not to clap, 3823
  - Caution you not to take part in any of the proceedings, 2891, 3691, 3815, 3827, 3843, 3919, 3957, 3973
  - Do not hang over the galleries, 3745
  - Do not participate in debate, 3550, 3745, 3759, 3772
  - Do not participate in or record debate, 3337, 3340, 3391
  - Do not participate in the proceedings, 2805
  - Leave the mother and child alone, they can stay in the gallery, 3993
  - Refrain from taking part in debate, 2955
  - Remind all the people in the gallery not to take part in any deliberation, 2935, 2939
  - Remind the person in the gallery not to shout out, 2899
  - You're not allowed to use your phone or anything here, 4249
- Members
  - Caution the member to refer to the ministers by their proper title, 3570
  - Do not include the galleries in the debate, 2810
  - Don't comment on the absence of a member, 3729
  - NDP opposition or Sask Party government, don't just use the party name, 2851, 3001, 3204, 3205
  - You're not to refer to a member's absence or presence, 2863
- Members' statements, next statement, please, 3655
- Motions, bring the motion into your debate, 4031, 4035, 4037, 4039
- Noise, hold your voices down, 3014
- Order
  - Please let some of the members speak [...] you can't go on and on while he's trying to speak, 3592
- Personal comments
  - Accusation without substantive motion or notice, 2736
  - Cannot say that the Sask Party is benefiting, withdraw and apologize, 3293
  - Caution the member, cannot say indirectly what you cannot say directly, 3477
  - Have a little respect going across the floor, 3658, 3801
  - Refrain from personal comments, 2738
  - Watch your comments referring to specific ministers or specific members, 3466
- Petitions
  - Go to the petition quickly, 3410
  - Refer to the Rules and Procedures of the Legislative Assembly, respect the rules, 3417
  - Remind members it's 90 seconds; if it gets out of hand I'll just start cutting you off, 3991
- Phones, shut your device off, 2891
- Points of order, don't we have better things to do, 3424
- Props
  - Do not use a prop, 3670
  - Not allowed to use props, 2748
- Question period
  - Caution the Minister of Agriculture [Marit] not to engage in a political party's discussion or actions, 3522
  - Finish the question and move on, 3623
  - I'll call time, 3637, 3638
  - Let the member answer the question, 3639
  - Next question, 3635, 3638
  - Question regarding invitation of Colin Thatcher to Throne Speech out of order, 2577, 2578, 2585
- Seventy five minute debate, next question, please, 3671
- Throne Speech, stick with the Throne Speech response, 2701
- Unparliamentary language
  - Caution the member, facts are facts, 3810
  - Caution the member from Regina Rosemont [Wotherspoon], 3228
    - Withdraw and apologize, 3243
  - Importance of context, 2713
  - Offensive, provocative or threatening; warning to all members, 3375
  - Use of "corrupt," withdraw and apologize, 3590
  - Use of "don't make things up," withdraw and apologize, 4181
  - Use of "guts" out of order, caution the Leader of the Opposition [Beck], 3729
  - Use of "hypocrisy," member for Minister of Trade and Export Development [Harrison, J.] withdraw and apologize, 3781–82
  - Use of "hypocrites", 2926
  - Use of "lie," Leader of the Opposition [Beck]withdraw and apologize; refusal to apologize and removal from the House, 3780
  - Use of "misrepresenting facts", 3839
  - Use of "official government numbers fictional," caution the member, 3452
  - Use of "pompous member from Meadow Lake," member for Regina Rosemont [Wotherspoon] withdraw and apologize, 3838
  - Use of "selling out", 3134
  - Use of "spreading misinformation", 2919
  - Use of "tell the truth," member for Saskatoon Fairview [Mowat] withdraw and apologize, 3781
  - You said "lie," Minister of Trade and Export Development [Harrison, J.], withdraw and apologize, 3229, 3243
Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 4]
- See also
  - Points of Order [Session 4]
- Bills, stick with the bill, 4736, 4738
- Chair
  - Ask the member to address the Chair, 5661
  - Harassment and bullying, allegations of, 5779–80
    - See also
      - House Services Committee – Harassment, allegations made by the Speaker
  - Minister of Finance [Harpauer], text messages to, withdraw and apologize, 5399
  - Remind the member not to bring the Chair into debate, 5279
  - Remind the minister to speak through, 5498
- Disrespect of the institution, stand up, please. Don't slouch., 5330
- Government House Leader [Harrison, J.], apologize and withdraw for that comment too; refusal to apologize and removal from the House, 5399
- Guests
  - Not to take part in any of the proceedings, 4519, 4603, 4685, 4709, 4711, 4727, 4743, 4791
  - Order. Order. Order. Security, 4716
  - Remind guests not to take part in the proceedings and not to take photos, 5717
  - Remind guests not to take part in the proceedings and not to take photos or video, 5107
- Members
  - Call them the Saskatchewan Party not the conservative government, 5592
  - Can't refer to a member's honesty; withdraw and apologize, 4977
  - Can't say when a member's not here, 4866
  - Do not make reference to a member's presence or absence, 5066
  - Do not use other members' names, 5072
  - It's the Sask Party government and NDP opposition, 4941
  - Make sure you identify the parties properly, 4855
  - Named the member by her name rather than her position; withdraw and apologize, 5603
  - Refer to everyone by their proper titles, names, and party, 5132
  - Remind members not to use the person's name, 5281
  - Use Sask Party to refer to government, not conservative, 5376
- Noise, please quieten down, 4780
- Personal comments
  - Caution the member, 5413
  - Government House Leader [Harrison, J.] withdraw and apologize for making a number of personal accusations, 4945
  - Member has made a number of provocative and personal attacks, withdraw and apologize; Member for Regina Elphinstone [Conway] refusal to apologize and removal from the Assembly, 4945
  - Member has made two or three personal remarks, withdraw and apologize, 5439
  - Personal attacks and character assassinations, letter from former Sergeant-at-Arms Terry Quinn, 5733–35
  - Remind the member not to make, 5499
- Petitions, way over time, 4713
- Props, remind the minister not to use any props, 4881
- Question period
  - Be cautious of comments directed to those who cannot respond, 5428
  - Not to get into party business and party comments, 4878
  - Not to get into party business and party comments, withdraw and apologize, 4879
  - Not to refer to caucus business, withdraw and apologize, 4773
  - Questions must pertain to government business, responses shall be relevant to the question; preamble invites responses to additional matters, 4796
  - Would the minister answer the question, 5499
- SaskAlert at 13:55, please mute or turn off your phones, 4667
- Seventy-five minute debate
  - Ask the member to stay on topic, 5510
  - Do not to ask the party question, 5670
  - Enough of this going back and forth, listen to the motion, 5504
  - We're talking about the motion that's out here right now, 4863
- Unparliamentary language
  - Caution the member, watch your language, 5100
  - Caution the member about your languages, 5524
  - Caution the member on his use of "not to be trusted", 5590
  - Caution the member to use the good choice of words, 5263
  - Caution the Premier [Moe] on his language, 5545
  - Member for Saskatoon Eastview [Love]; withdraw and apologize, 5000
  - Premier [Moe] withdraw and apologize for that comment, 5580
  - Use of "An organization that doesn't lie," Minister of Trade and Export Development [Harrison, J.] withdraw and apologize, 5278
  - Use of "arrogant", 5074
  - Use of "buying votes" (misheard "vying"), withdraw and apologize, 5581
  - Use of "Not sure who to believe," Minister of Education [Cockrill] withdraw and apologize, 5278
  - Use of "shut up," member for Yorkton [Ottenbreit] withdraw and apologize, 5660
  - Use of "tell the truth," member for Regina Elphinstone-Centre [Conway] withdraw and apologize, 5066
  - Use of the word "lie," Minister of Trade and Export Development [Harrison, J.] withdraw and apologize, 5330
  - Use of "When will the minister come clean," member for Regina Elphinstone-Centre [Conway] withdraw and apologize, 5277–78
  - Withdraw and apologize; Member for Saskatchewan Rivers [Wilson] refusal to apologize and removal from the House, 5002
  - Withdraw and apologize again for what he just said, Minister of Trade and Export Development [Harrison, J.], 5278
- Written questions
  - Out of order; can't ask for return of a document, 5156
Special Olympics
- 2023 summer games, Berlin, Germany
  - Golfer Taylor Carter, gold medalist, member's statement
    - Clarke, 4524
  - Saskatchewan athletes, recognition, member's statement
    - Buckingham, 4409–10
- Celebrity ambassador George Reed
  - See
    - Tributes
- Goebel, Malcolm, recipient of Lifetime Achievement Award from Special Olympics Canada, member's statement
  - Hindley, 2911
- Hunter's Eastview Bowl, event for Special Olympians, member's statement
  - Merriman, 3885
- Law Enforcement Torch Run, polar plunge, member's statement
  - Wotherspoon, 5422–23
Speech from the Throne, November 30, 2020
- See also
  - Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
- Read by the Lieutenant Governor, 5–12
- Consideration, moved (Moe), 12
- Legislative agenda
  - Human trafficking
    - See
      - Human trafficking – Legislation, introduction of
  - Sexual assault victims, breaking a lease
    - See
      - Leases – Breaking, legislation to protect victims of sexual assault
- Priorities, critique, Throne Speech response, 31–32, 43, 79–80, 95, 143, 203
- Strength, rhetorical critique
  - Budget debate, 343–44
  - Throne Speech response, 29, 80, 94–95, 143, 201
Speech from the Throne, October 27, 2021
- See also
  - Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
- Read by the Lieutenant Governor, 873–83
- Consideration, moved (Moe), 884
- Critique, Throne Speech response, 908
- Legislative agenda
  - Bullying, unauthorized distribution of intimate images
    - See
      - Bullying – Intimate images, unauthorized distribution, legislation
  - Child support and spousal support, interjurisdictional collection
    - See
      - Child support – And spousal support – Interjurisdictional collection
  - Child support and spousal support, withheld payments
    - See
      - Child support – And spousal support – Withheld payments
  - Demonstrations barring access to hospitals
    - See
      - Demonstrations – Health facilities, barring access to, legislation
  - Dental hygienists, therapists and assistants
    - See
      - Dental health – Hygienists, therapists, and assistants, legislation
  - Money laundering
    - See
      - Money laundering
  - Trespassing
    - See
      - Trespassing – Legislative amendments
  - Workplaces, harassment
    - See
      - Labour legislation – Harassment in the workplace – Covered workers, expansion
- Legislative agenda, critique, Throne Speech response, 908
- Strength, rhetorical critique, Throne Speech response, 1005, 1050, 1097
Speech from the Throne, October 26, 2022
- See also
  - Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
- Read by the Lieutenant Governor, 2561–69
- Consideration, moved (Moe), 2571
- Critique, Throne Speech response, 2619, 2649–50
- Legislative agenda
  - Accessibility
    - See
      - Persons with disabilities – Accessibility legislation
  - Affordability tax credit
    - See
      - Affordability tax credit
  - Corporate income tax, collection of
    - See
      - Income tax – Corporate, administration of
  - Corporate income tax, temporary reduction, extension
    - See
      - Income tax – Small business, temporary rate reduction, extension of
  - Liquor and gaming reforms
    - See
      - Alcohol – Consumption in municipal parks, legislation
      - Liquor stores – Public, closure
  - Natural resources, exclusive jurisdiction
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Act, 1905 (federal) – Constitutional amendment affirming areas of exclusive provincial jurisdiction
      - Saskatchewan-first policies and legislation – Legislation
- Priorities, critique, Throne Speech response, 2593, 2594, 2620, 2635, 2648, 2683
- Thatcher, Colin, invitation
  - See
    - Domestic violence – Colin Thatcher, invitation to Throne Speech
Speech from the Throne, October 25, 2023
- See also
  - Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
- Read by the Lieutenant Governor, 4369–76
- Consideration, moved (Moe), 4377
- Critique, Throne Speech response, 4395–97, 4445, 4456–57, 4540–41
- Legislative agenda
  - Human trafficking victims of, relief from negative credit
    - See
      - Human trafficking – Victims of, relief from negative credit, legislation
  - Low-income workers employment incentive
    - See
      - Saskatchewan employment incentive program
  - Poppies, freedom to wear in the workplace
    - See
      - Workplaces – Poppies, freedom to wear, legislation
  - Tobacco consumption, legal age
    - See
      - Tobacco – Age of consumption, legislation
- And priorities of Saskatchewan people, Throne Speech response, 4399, 4424, 4434–35, 4440, 4452, 4455, 4477–78, 4486, 4499–4500, 4549, 4564–65
Speech-language pathologists
- Training, U496, U513
  - In province
    - Budget debate, 5119, 5229, 5250
    - Development
      - See
        University of Saskatchewan – College of Medicine – School of Rehabilitation Science – New Programs, development
Speed limits
- COVID-19 pandemic, impact on speeding, C72
- Dundurn, request for reduced speed on Highway No. 11 through town, E354–55
- Enforcement, out-of-province vehicles, C69, C72–74
- Enforcement, photo radar pilot project, C68–69, C70, C316–17
  - Camera expenses, C81
  - Contract management, C69, C72
  - Expansion, protocol, C317
  - Fine revenue allocation, C72, C510
  - Fine revenue allocation, Throne Speech response, 1026, 1038
  - Rejected violations, reasonableness, C69
  - Service provider, data integrity risks, C69, C74
SPHERU (Saskatchewan Population Health and Evaluation Research Unit)
- See
  - University of Regina – Research institutes, alignment with strategic goals
Spiritual care
- Spiritual care week, member's statement
  - Ottenbreit, 4383
Sports
- See also
- Baseball
  - See
    - Baseball
- Basketball
  - See
    - Basketball
- Bethune Sports Gala
  - See
    - Fundraising – Bethune Sports Gala
- Betting, single-event
  - See
    - Gambling
- Canada-Saskatchewan Bilateral Agreement for Sport Participation, Indigenous supplement, funding, N376–77
- Canoeing and paddling
  - See
    - Canoes and canoeing
- Cheerleading
  - See
    - Cheerleading
- Curling
  - See
    - Curling
- Employment numbers, N16
- Figure skating
  - See
    - Skating
- First Nations and Métis, funding and support, N17–18
- Football
  - See
    - Football
- Funding, N450
  - See also
    - Community Initiatives Fund
- Gymnastics
  - See
    - Athletes – Saskatchewan athletes, successes
- Hockey
  - See
    - Hockey
- Importance to community and mental health, Throne Speech response, 1043
- Indigenous participation, support and development, N376–78
- Initiatives, funding, N214
- KidSport
  - See
    - Restaurants – A&W restaurant, Martensville-Warman, fundraising for KidSport, member's statement
- Lacrosse
  - See
    - Lacrosse
- Live events, application of provincial sales tax
  - See
    - Provincial sales tax expansion – Live events
- Marathons
  - See
    - Marathons
- Olympics
  - See
    - Olympics
- Prince Albert Sports Hall of Fame
  - See
    - Athletes – Prince Albert Sports Hall of Fame, inductees, recognition, member's statement
- Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund for Sports, Culture and Recreation
  - See
    - SaskCulture – Funding from lotteries revenue
- Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association Volunteer of the Year
  - See
    - Recreation – Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association
- Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame
  - See also
    - Art and artists – Brownridge, Bill, recognition, member's statement
    - Baseball – Indian Head Rockets, induction into Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame, member's statement
  - Inductees, recognition, member's statement
    - Cheveldayoff, 4627
- Skiing
  - See
    - Skiing
- Sled dog racing
  - See
    - Sled dog racing
- Soccer
  - See
    - Soccer
- Squash
  - See
    - Squash (game)
- Summer games
  - See
    - Summer games
- Track and field
  - See
    - Track and field
- Volleyball
  - See
    - Volleyball
- Weightlifting
  - See
    - Weightlifting
- Wrestling
  - See
    - Wrestling
Spousal support
- See
  - Child support – And spousal support
Spousal violence
- See
  - Domestic violence
Spring
- 2023 Northwest Saskatchewan wildfire
  - See
    - Wildfires – Northwest Saskatchewan, spring 2023
- Runoff report
  - See
    - Water Security Agency – Spring runoff report
- Spring seeding
  - See
    - Agriculture – Spring seeding, member's statement
- Time of renewal, member's statement
  - Keisig, 3962
- Volunteer firefighters, spring fire school
  - See
    - Fire departments and firefighters – Volunteer Fire Fighters Association spring fire school, Pilot Butte and Emerald Park, member's statement
SPTRB (Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Professional Teachers Regulatory Board
Squash (game)
- Canada Winter Games participant Kashif Fiaz, recognition, Throne Speech response, 4457
SRC (Saskatchewan Research Council)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Research Council
Srinivas, Arun
- See
  - Tributes
St. Anthony's Hospital, Esterhazy
- Replacement, planning, funding
  - See
    - Health facilities – Esterhazy integrated care facility, planning, funding
St. Joseph's Hospital, Estevan
- Addiction treatment
  - See
    - Mental health and addictions facilities – Crystal methamphetamine treatment centre, Estevan
St. Joseph's Hospital and Health Centre, Ile-a-la-Crosse
- Service disruptions and investments in northern health care
  - Beck, 4592
  - Hindley, 4592–93
St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon
- Front entrance redevelopment, 5557
  - Budget debate, 5145, 5247, 5262
  - Funding, C525, U397, U403
- Hospice at Glengarda
  - See
    - Hospices – St. Paul's Hospital hospice at Glengarda, Saskatoon
- Intensive care capacity, expansion
  - See
    - Hospitals – Intensive care units – Saskatoon hospitals, expansion
- Renovations, funding, Throne Speech response, 4403, 4425
St. Paul's Roman Catholic Separate School Division, No. 20
- Educational technology committee, P537
- Processes to promote good student health and fitness
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – St. Paul's Roman Catholic Separate School Division, No. 20
- Processes to support technology in the classroom
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – St. Paul's Roman Catholic Separate School Division, No. 20
- Student technology devices, costs, P535
Stadiums
- Griffiths Stadium, Saskatoon
  - See
    - University of Saskatchewan – Griffiths Stadium, upgrades, funding
- Mosaic Stadium, Regina, cost to build today, budget debate, 5141
Standing Committees
- See
Stanger, Violet (Vi) Laverne
- See
  - Condolence motions
Starlink C159–60
STARS (Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society)
- See
  - Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society
Statements by members
- See specific
  - subject entries
Status of Women office
- 40+ Years in the Making: Women and Clay exhibit
  - See
    - International Women's Day – Recognition – Art exhibit, member's statement
- Estimates
  - See
    - Status of Women office, Estimates
- Federal, provincial, territorial ministers, annual meeting, N196, N462
  - Member's statement
    - Ross, A., 1606
- Federal, provincial, territorial ministers, table of senior officials, N457
- Funding, N23, N196–97, N458, N643
  - Budget debate, 402, 3447
- Gender-based analysis
  - See also
    - Budgets – Gender-based analysis
    - Government – Policy development, gender-based analysis
  - Data sources, N462, N469–70
- Goals and performance measures, N24, N32–33, N470–71, N646
- Grants, interpersonal violence and abuse prevention
  - See
    - Violence – Interpersonal violence and abuse – Grants, funding, Status of Women office
- Inter-ministerial collaboration, N22, N27, N197, N457
- Mandate and focus, N21, N195, N201–2, N470–71, N631, N641, N644
- Ministerial transfer, N21, N23–24, N35
- Office accommodations, N201
- Partnerships, N22
- Priorities
  - See
    - Status of Women office – Mandate and focus
- Research projects, N22
  - Child care, economic importance
    - See also
      - Early childhood education and child care – Economic importance for women in the workforce – Research
  - Gender-based violence
    - See also
      - Violence – Gender-based – Research, Status of Women office
  - Reports, access to, N199–200
  - Science, technology, engineering, and math fields, women's participation
    - See also
      - Science, technology, engineering, and math fields – Women, participation – Research project
- Staff, N23, N196–97, N459–60
  - Diversity training, N23
  - Gender-based violence, national action plan, management and oversight, N595–96, N597, N641
- Stakeholder engagement, N201
  - See also
    - Status of Women office – Partnerships
- Third-party sponsorships
  - Application process and stakeholder outreach, N460
  - Funding, N459, N643
  - Violence prevention
    - See
      - Violence – Interpersonal violence and abuse – Grants, funding, Status of Women office
Status of Women office, Estimates
- (2021-22), main, N21–36
  - Bowes, N23–35
  - Ottenbreit, N26–27
  - Ross, L., N21–24, N26–35
  - Wilson, N35
- (2022-23), main, N195–202
  - Bowes, N196–202
  - McLeod, T., N198
  - Ross, L., N195–96, N198–202
- (2023-24), main, N456–72
  - Bowes, N458–72
  - Ross, L., N456–64, N466–72
- (2024-25), main, N641–47
  - Bowes, N642–47
  - Ross, L., N641–47
Statute Law Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 2) (No. 11)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 184–85
- Second reading
  - Beck, 430
  - Mowat, 456
  - Wyant, 430
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 456
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N54
  - Wyant, N54
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Keisig)
    - Keisig, N54
- Report without amendment
  - Docherty, 735
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 735
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 735
- Royal Assent, 860
Statute Law Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 2) (No. 42)
- First reading
  - Harrison, J., 1068
- Second reading
  - Beck, 1131–32
  - Conway, 1194–95
  - Love, 1393–94
  - Nippi-Albright, 1173–74
  - Ritchie, 1278
  - Sarauer, 1108–9
  - Vermette, 1421–22
  - Wotherspoon, 1306–7
  - Wyant, 1108
  - Young, A., 1149
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 1422
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N163
  - Wyant, N162–63
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Grewal)
    - Grewal, N163
- Report without amendment
  - Docherty, 1725
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 1725
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 1725
- Royal Assent, 2517
Statute Law Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 141)
- First reading
  - Eyre, 4560
- Second reading
  - Eyre, 4585–86
  - Love, 4738
  - Mowat, 4620
  - Ritchie, 4679–80
  - Sarauer, 4659
  - Teed, 4586
  - Wotherspoon, 4601
  - Young, A., 4721, 4757
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Duncan, 4757
- Committee discussion
  - Eyre, N622
  - Sarauer, N622
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, B.)
    - McLeod, B., N623
- Report without amendment
  - Dennis, 5103
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Eyre, 5103
- Third reading
  - Eyre, 5103
- Royal Assent, 5106
STC (Saskatchewan Transportation Company)
- See
  - Bus services – Saskatchewan Transportation Company
STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and math) fields
- See
  - Science, technology, engineering, arts, and math fields
STEC (Saskatchewan Tourism Education Council)
- See
  - Tourism Saskatchewan – Saskatchewan Tourism Education Council
Steel industry
- Evraz plant, Regina, layoffs
  - Government supports
    - Harrison, J., 103, 209–10
    - Meili, 101–2
    - Moe, 101–2
    - Young, A., 209–10
  - Government supports, Throne Speech response, 31
  - And importance of support for pipelines, Throne Speech response, 32, 175
  - Throne Speech response, 119
- Evraz plant, Regina, manufacturing for local projects
  - Beck, 3780
  - Harrison, J., 3780
  - Young, A., 3780
  - And electricity rates
    - Beck, 3963–64
    - Moe, 3963–64
- Evraz plant, Regina, ownership by Russian oligarch, impact of sanctions
  - Harrison, J., 1747–48
  - Meili, 1746–48, 1772, 1795–96, 1874
  - Moe, 1772–73, 1795–96, 1874–75
STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) fields
- See
  - Science, technology, engineering, and math fields
STEP (Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership
Sterility in humans
- See
  - Infertility
STF (Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation)
- See
  - Teachers, collective bargaining agreement
Stick it to COVID campaign
- See
  - Vaccination, COVID-19 – Public information campaign, Stick it to COVID, member's statement
Stores, retail
- See also
  - Garden centres (Retail)
  - Grocery stores
- Broadway Street Fair, Saskatoon, Throne Speech response, 2674
- Canadian Independent Bookstore Day and recognition of Spafford Books, Regina, member's statement
  - Young, A., 2399
- Canadian Tire, Prince Albert
  - See
    - Fundraising – Toffifee sales, Prince Albert Canadian Tire, member's statement
- Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities
  - See
    - Playgrounds – Accessible, Regina, donation from Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities, member's statement
- e-commerce platforms
  - See
    - Provincial sales tax – Collection, online sales
- Elwood Flynn For Men, Ltd
  - See
    - Clothing and dress – Flynn, Elwood, Saskatoon menswear icon, retirement, member's statement
- Gateway Co-op, Canora, young worker injury
  - See
    - Occupational health and safety – Youth worker injured in the workplace, penalties and sanctions
- Handmade House, Saskatoon
  - See
    - Art and artists – Saskatchewan Craft Council and Handmade House, anniversaries, member's statement
- Harbour Landing, Regina, abundance of, budget debate, 5200
- Harry's Hi-Fi, Regina, owner Vern Sotropa
  - See
    - Tributes
- Local stores, support for
  - See
    - Shopping – Regina, shopping crawl to support local stores, and charitable donation, member's statement
    - Small business – Small Business Saturday, member's statement
- Online, provincial sales tax collection
  - See
    - Provincial sales tax – Collection, online sales
- Pages of Passion, Saskatoon, recognition of Jessica Dutchak, member's statement
  - Teed, 4590–91
- Prairie Co-op, Melville, new Home Centre and Food Store, member's statement
  - Kaeding, 1061
- Shoppers Drug Mart, Shoppers Foundation for Women's Health
  - See
    - Menstrual products – Provision of, partnership with Shoppers Foundation for Women's Health
- Tobacco
  - See
    - Tobacco – Enforcement – Retail locations, tracking
- Turtleford & District Co-op, successful expansion, budget debate, 5225
Strategic Investment Fund for post-secondary institutions
- See
  - Post-secondary institutions – Strategic Investment Fund
Strengthening the Port System and Railway Safety in Canada Act (Bill C-33) (federal)
- See
  - Railways – Legislative reform, provincial contributions
Strikes
- Canadian Pacific Railway
  - See
    - Railways – Canadian Pacific Railway, labour dispute
- Teachers
  - See
    - Teachers, collective bargaining agreement
Strong recovery adaptation grant
- See
  - Small business – COVID-19 adaptation grant
STRT (Saskatchewan trafficking response team)
- See
  - Saskatchewan trafficking response team
Student loans U666
- And debt levels, U671–72
- Final clinical placement bursary for health care workers
  - See
    - Health care workers, training – Final clinical placement bursary
- Forgiveness program for nurses, U497, U510, U659, U666
  - Budget debate, 5181, 5220, 5227, 5298
  - Expansion
    - Member's statement
      - Ross, A., 5272
    - Throne Speech, 4373
    - Throne Speech response, 4475, 4507
  - Throne Speech response, 2696, 2731
- Forgiveness programs, evaluation and expansion, U510–11
- Funding, U116, U197
  - Budget debate, 2050
  - Federal, C436
- Information technology
  - See
    - Advanced Education Ministry – Information technology – Student financial aid system
- Interest, elimination of, U505
- Interest, revenue from, U670–71
- Repayment assistance program, U659, U666
- Rural veterinarian and veterinary technologist loan forgiveness program, U497, U510, U658, U659, U666
  - Budget debate, 5220
  - Expansion
    - Throne Speech, 2564
    - Throne Speech response, 2641, 2647, 2699, 2704
Students
- See also
  - Post-secondary students
- Agriculture Day event
  - See
    - Agriculture – Agriculture Day, Kelliher School, member's statement
- Balfour Collegiate Arts Collective
  - See
    - Art and artists – Balfour Collegiate Arts Collective, member's statement
- Behaviour, promoting positive student behaviour, P133–34
- COVID-19 impacts, U359
  - Assessment and credit attainment, P509, P510–11, U49–50
  - Attendance, U46
  - Kindergarten enrolment, U46–47
  - Kindergarten enrolments and readiness to learn, 833, P46–47, P122, P275
    - See also
      - Early childhood education and child care – Early years assessments
  - And learning supports
    - Beck, 268
    - Duncan, 268
  - And learning supports, budget debate, 275, 288, 375, 411, 416–17
  - And mental health supports
    - Beck, 2264
    - Duncan, 1187, 2264
    - Wilson, 1187
  - Throne Speech response, 997
- COVID-19 public health measures, impact on
  - Harpauer, 1187
  - Wilson, 1187
- COVID-19 school closures, learning loss due to, supports, 234, 833
  - Budget debate, 1896
- COVID-19 supports for immunocompromised students, 833
  - Budget debate, 375
- COVID-19 vaccination
  - See
    - Vaccination, COVID-19 – Children
- Engagement
  - See also
    - Education – First Nations and Métis, joint task force for improving education and employment outcomes, initiatives – OurSchool survey
  - Processes, P134–35
- English as an additional language, enrolment numbers, U193–94, U596
- English as an additional language supports, U57
- Exclusions for medical or safety reasons, supports and funding, U597–98
- First Nations and Métis, U596
  - Achievement and engagement, P511
    - See also
      - Education – First Nations and Métis, joint task force for improving education and employment outcomes, initiatives
    - Inspiring Success framework, P507–10
      - Improvements and best practices, P510–11, U601
  - Funding, N677
  - Graduation rate, P508, P510–11
    - Budget debate, 5157, 5166
    - Root cause analysis, P515–16
    - Throne Speech response, 4435, 4445
- Food security, P538
- Gay-straight alliances, U65
- Graduation rate, Throne Speech response, 4445
- Graduation rate and target
  - COVID-19 school closures, impact of, P41–42
  - First Nations and Métis
    - See
      - Students – First Nations and Métis
  - Improvement efforts, strategies and best practices, P271–72
  - Risk assessment, P41
- Health and fitness, promotion of, P128–29
- Instruction time
  - See
    - Education – Minimum instruction time, required areas of study
- With intensive needs, U595–96
  - Assessments, timelines, P532, P533–34
  - Attendance at qualified independent schools, associate schools, and historical high schools
    - See
      - Education – Qualified independent schools, associate schools, and historical high schools – Students with intensive needs, accessibility
  - Learning plans, P532
  - Specialized support classroom for complex behavioural needs
    - See
      - Education – Class complexity – Specialized support classroom, pilot program
  - Support programs, early years
    - See
      - Early childhood education and child care – Early years intensive support program
  - Supports for learning
    - See
      - Students, learning supports
- Math at grade level, assessment, P124
- McKay, Elizabeth (Lizzy), perfect attendance, recognition, member's statement
  - Kaeding, 4875
- Mental health, safety and bullying prevention, funding, U348, U576
- Mental health, upcoming performance audit, P447
- Mental health concerns and supports, U51–52
  - See also
    - Mental health and addictions, children and youth
  - Cockrill, 3995
  - Duncan, 3798
  - Love, 3995
  - Wilson, 3798
- Mental health concerns and supports, budget debate, 5198
- Mental health concerns and supports, Throne Speech response, 4424, 4435, 4499
- Mental health supports and staffing, U331–32
  - See also
    - Students – Psychologists, access and availability
    - Teachers – And student support staff – Relative to enrolment growth
  - Duncan, 1797
  - Love, 1797
  - Indigenous elders and knowledge-keepers, inclusion of, U367
- Miyo-wîcîwiowin Day event
  - See
    - Reconciliation – Miyo-wîcîwiowin Day event
- MySchoolSask records system
  - See
    - Education Ministry – Information technology – Student record system
- Newcomer assessments, funding
  - See
    - School boards and divisions – Newcomer assessments, funding
- Nutrition
  - Policy, P537–38
    - See also
      - Schools – Vending machines, alignment with nutrition policy
  - Programs
    - See
      - Children – Nutrition programs
- Outcomes
  - Budget debate, 5166, 5280
  - Interprovincial comparison, U359
  - Technology in the classroom, impact of, P127
  - Throne Speech response, 4499
- Porcupine Plain Comprehensive School, winners of provincial go-cart challenge and recognition of industrial arts programs, member's statement
  - Nerlien, 4288
- Preferred first name and pronouns policy
  - See
    - Education policy – Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students
- Provincial assessment program, development
  - See
    - Education – Provincial assessment system, development of
- Psychologists, access and availability, U366
- Readiness to learn
  - See
    - Early childhood education and child care – Early years assessments
- Restorative action program in Saskatoon high schools
  - See
    - Justice, administration – Restorative action program in Saskatoon high schools, recognition
- Of the Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation
- Saskatoon Crayon Crusade in support of teachers
  - See
    - Teachers, collective bargaining agreement – Student support for, member's statement
- School readiness
  - See
    - Early childhood education and child care – Early years assessments
- School supplies, recognition of Amanda McCall for her fundraising efforts
  - Member's statement
    - Wotherspoon, 4523
  - Throne Speech response, 934, 4399
- Skills Canada Saskatchewan competition, member's statement
  - Jenson, 3749
- Social media, Take a Break campaign
  - See
    - Social media – Take a Break campaign
- Stranded in winter storm
  - See
    - Winter storms – April 2023, recognition of helpers in small towns, member's statement
- Students Against Drinking and Driving
  - See
    - Impaired driving
- Tate, Mercedez, poems published on miramichireader.ca
  - See
    - Poetry
- Temporary exclusions
  - See
    - School boards and divisions – Temporary exclusions of students
- Todd, Payton
  - See
    - Authors
- Transportation
  - See
    - School buses
- Vulnerable, supports for learning
  - See
    - Students, learning supports
Students, learning supports U57–58, U63, U191–92
- See also
  - Students – COVID-19 impacts – And learning supports
  - Teachers – And student support staff
- Budget debate, 5226
- Funding, U44, U187, U331, U348, U591–92
  - See also
    - Educational assistants – Funding – And funding for learning supports
- Funding, budget debate, 1880, 1902, 1961, 1970, 2026, 5115, 5198, 5201, 5235–36, 5282, 5284, 5314
- Funding adequacy
  - Beck, 5642–43
  - Cockrill, 5643–44
  - Love, 5643
  - Moe, 5642–43
- Funding adequacy, budget debate, 1998
- Funding adequacy, Throne Speech response, 4434
- Funding model, U58, U192, U327–28
  - See also
    - School boards and divisions, funding – Funding model
- Needs, determination of, distribution within school divisions, U328, U359–60, U582, U598
- Non-teaching staff, funding, U194–95
- Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation – Learning supports, access for students
- Throne Speech response, 4435
- Wait-list, P534
  - Budget debate, 5180
Students, post-secondary
- See
  - Post-secondary students
Sturgeon Lake First Nation
- Playground projects
  - See
    - Playgrounds – Sturgeon Lake First Nation, projects
- Service station partnership
  - See
    - Service stations – Prince Albert, Sturgeon Lake First Nation partnership with Western Nations, member's statement
Style (Clothing)
- See
  - Clothing and dress
Suicide
- Awareness, demonstration in Wascana Park, Regina
  - See
    - Demonstrations – Suicide awareness
- Crisis
  - Absence from Throne Speech, Throne Speech response, 203
  - Budget debate, 275, 317, 2056, 3406, 3526
  - Children and youth
    - See
      - Mental health and addictions, children and youth – Services and treatments – Access and wait times
  - First Nations and Métis
    - Budget debate, 2055, 2076, 5191, 5202–3
    - And population diversity, budget debate, 5160
    - Throne Speech response, 2682, 2692, 2725, 2728
    - Youth, Throne Speech response, 143, 157, 2676, 4512
  - Throne Speech response, 197–98, 1020, 2683
  - Youth
    - Budget debate, 378
    - Throne Speech response, 43, 80, 4499
- Crisis, recognition of and call upon the government to take urgent action, moved (Vermette)
  - See also
    - Mental health and addictions – Bipartisan committee to engage with community stakeholders, assess the issue, and propose solutions, motion (Vermette)
  - Beck, 2287–88
  - Conway, 2290–91
  - Friesen, 2286–87
  - Lemaigre, 2291–92
  - Meyers, 2288–90
  - Vermette, 2284–86
  - Questions and comments
    - Beck, 2293–94
    - Cockrill, 2293
    - Conway, 2292–94
    - Friesen, 2292, 2294
    - Grewal, 2292
    - Lawrence, 2293
    - Lemaigre, 2293
    - McLeod, T., 2293
    - Skoropad, 2294
    - Vermette, 2292–93
    - Young, C., 2293–94
- Personal experience
  - Budget debate, 301, 3434, 5143
  - Throne Speech response, 85–86
- Rate and trend, P600–601
- And self-harm, report by Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations and Health Quality Council
  - Prevention initiatives
    - See
      - Suicide prevention – Suicide and self-harm, First Nations rates, government prevention initiatives
  - Throne Speech response, 2728
- Suicide loss support program, budget debate, 5143
Suicide prevention
- Better Together project, The Battlefords, member's statement
  - Cockrill, 3566
- Children and youth, non-binary and gender diverse, supports for
  - Cockrill, 4467–68, 4583, 4596–97
  - McLeod, T., 4020–21
  - Mowat, 4020
  - Teed, 4467, 4583, 4596
- Children and youth, non-binary and gender diverse, supports for, Throne Speech response, 4499
- COVID-19, impact on access to services
  - Hindley, 1499–1500
  - Vermette, 1499
- Embracing Life initiative, N184, N528, N674, N679
  - Mobile app, N679
- Funding, budget debate, 270, 301, 303, 321, 350, 382
- Northern Saskatchewan, N528
- Northern Saskatchewan, treatment for patients at risk, P195–200, P596–602
  - Data analysis, P196, P197, P596–97, P598–99, P601
  - Follow-up processes, P200, P597, P598, P599, P601
  - Services, access, P196
  - Services, improvements, P599
  - Staff training, P196, P197–98, P597, P598
  - Staffing challenges, P600
- And reduction, government actions, U286–87
  - Hindley, 211, 2043, 2073, 2090, 2105, 2121, 2160, 2176, 2194, 2230, 2249–50, 2265–66, 2306, 2323, 2358, 2377, 2404, 2424, 2440–41, 2478, 2514
  - Vermette, 210–11, 2043, 2073, 2090, 2105, 2121, 2159–60, 2176, 2194, 2230, 2249–50, 2265, 2305–6, 2322–23, 2357, 2377, 2404, 2424, 2440, 2477–78, 2513–14
- Strategy, develop and implement, petition
  - Vermette, 14
- Strategy, legislation
  - And follow-up action, 2343–44, U373–75
    - Meili, 2279–80, 2497
    - Moe, 2279–80, 2497
  - And follow-up action, budget debate, 3423
  - And follow-up action, Throne Speech response, 2594, 2726
  - Funding, and funding for mental health and addictions
    - Hindley, 2475–76
    - Meili, 2475–76
  - Need for, Throne Speech response, 80
  - Throne Speech response, 1019, 1056, 1095
- Strategy, Pillars for Life, 2344, U6, U373–75
  - Funding, budget debate, 292, 347, 357, 404
  - And government efforts to reduce First Nations' suicide rates, Throne Speech response, 41
  - Initiatives
    - See
      - Mental health and addictions, children and youth – First aid training, staff member in every school
  - Throne Speech, 9
  - Throne Speech response, 27, 49, 55, 86, 155, 160, 900, 957
- Strategy, work with community organizations and Northern leaders to develop, petition
  - Mowat, 2574, 3288, 3532–33, 3604, 3747–48, 3775, 3922, 4553, 4589, 4625
- Suicide and self-harm, First Nations rates, government prevention initiatives, P601
  - Hindley, 2664–65
  - Vermette, 2664–65
- Turning Point fundraiser, member's statement
  - Sarauer, 1813
- Youth-focused initiatives, budget debate, 270, 301, 303, 321, 350, 382
SUMA (Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association
Summach, Terry
- See
  - Tributes
Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 27)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 401
- Second reading
  - Beck, 594–95
  - Bowes, 650–51
  - Conway, 551–52, 684
  - Love, 572–73
  - Nippi-Albright, 483
  - Ritchie, 505–6
  - Vermette, 453
  - Wotherspoon, 609
  - Wyant, 452
  - Young, A., 669
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 685
- Committee discussion
  - Conway, N75
  - Wyant, N74–75
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.)
    - McLeod, T., N75
- Report without amendment
  - Docherty, 738
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 738
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 739
- Royal Assent, 860
Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 126)
- First reading
  - Eyre, 3168
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 3320
  - Conway, 3196
  - Eyre, 3196
  - Love, 3304
  - Mowat, 3241
  - Nippi-Albright, 3373
  - Ritchie, 3389
  - Sarauer, 3545–46
  - Teed, 3334–35
  - Vermette, 3219–20
  - Wotherspoon, 3262
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 3546
- Committee discussion
  - Eyre, N579–80
  - Sarauer, N579–81
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.), N581
- Report without amendment
  - Dennis, 3786
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Eyre, 3786
- Third reading
  - Eyre, 3786
- Royal Assent, 3941
Summer camps
- See
  - Camps
Summer games
- 2024 Saskatchewan Summer Games, Lloydminster host city, member's statement
  - Young, C., 2447
- Canada Games 2022, Team Saskatchewan athletes, member's statement
  - Domotor, 3202
Sun West School Division No. 207
- Disaster recovery plan
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – 2018-19 through to 2021-22 annual integrated audits
- Distance learning centre, Kenaston
  - See
    - Education – Distance learning centre, Kenaston
- Distance learning program compared to Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation – And Sun West distance learning centre, improvements
Suncrest College U663
- Firefighter training program, Melville
  - See
    - Suncrest College – Saskatchewan Emergency Response Institute, Melville
- Funding, Throne Speech response, 4490
- Medical laboratory technologists training, Yorkton
  - Budget debate, 5197
  - Throne Speech response, 4438, 4439
- Potash industry, pre-employment education
  - See
    - Potash industry – Pre-employment education – Yorkton Tribal Council, member's statement
- Saskatchewan Emergency Response Institute, Melville, N698
  - Budget debate, 5197
  - First graduating class
    - Member's statement
      - Kaeding, 4608
    - Throne Speech response, 4439, 4490
  - Funding, Throne Speech response, 4490
  - Throne Speech, 4373
  - Throne Speech response, 4448, 4450, 4458, 4494
SUNTEP (Saskatchewan urban native teacher education program)
- See
  - Teacher education – Saskatchewan urban native teacher education program, funding
Supply chain management
- Government actions to address, C527
  - See also
    - Infrastructure – Projects, government actions to mitigate supply chain challenges
  - Budget debate, 1897, 1997
- And grocery prices
  - See
    - Groceries – Pricing, strike a special committee
- And inflation, COVID-19 impacts
  - See
    - COVID-19 – Inflation, impact on
- Infrastructure projects, impact on
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Water Corporation – Capital spending – Supply chain delays, impact of
- National supply chain office (federal)
  - See
    - Federal government – National supply chain office
- Nuclear energy industry
  - See
    - Uranium industry – Resource, abundance, and sustainable production
- Pediatric medication and formula
  - See
    - Pediatrics – Medication shortage, government actions
- Problems
  - Budget debate, 1934, 1992, 3449
  - Throne Speech response, 2733
Supporting Saskatchewan Restaurants Act (No. 29)
- First reading
  - Harrison, J., 472
- Second reading
  - Harrison, J., 493–94
  - Vermette, 494
  - Young, A., 553
- Referred to Economy Committee
  - Harrison, J., 553
- Committee discussion
  - Harrison, J., E71–74
  - Young, A., E72–74
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Steele), E74
- Report without amendment
  - Young, C., 647
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Harrison, J., 647
- Third reading
  - Harrison, J., 647
- Royal Assent, 720
Surface rights
- Legislative amendments, budget debate, 2052
- Legislative amendments, consultations and timeline, E127, E231
- Legislative amendments, Throne Speech response, 1051
Surface Rights Acquisition and Compensation Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 95)
- First reading
  - Reiter, 2775
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 2969–70
  - Conway, 2795, 3066–67
  - Love, 2865
  - Mowat, 2904
  - Reiter, 2794–95
  - Sarauer, 2888
  - Teed, 2988
  - Vermette, 2948–49
  - Wotherspoon, 2821–22
- Referred to Economy Committee
  - Harrison, J., 3067
- Committee discussion
  - Reiter, E311–15
  - Ritchie, E311–15
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Francis), E316
- Report without amendment
  - Young, C., 3314
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Reiter, 3314
- Third reading
  - Reiter, 3314
- Royal Assent, 3589
Surface Rights Board of Arbitration
- Complaints, E127, E231–32
Surgery
- Capacity during COVID-19 pandemic
  - See also
    - Health care, COVID-19 – System capacity
    - Surgery, wait times – And COVID-19 backlog
  - Backlog, funding to address, 838
  - Backlog, member's statement
    - Mowat, 1031
  - Fatalities while on wait list, 2342, U228
  - Funding, impact on, U179
- Cardiovascular perfusion
  - Perfusion Week, member's statement
    - Mowat, 5577
- COVID-19 backlog, elimination
  - Budget debate, 5148
  - Throne Speech, 4373
  - Throne Speech response, 4403, 4427, 4450, 4478, 4507
- COVID-19 backlog, impact on system capacity, U275–76
  - Merriman, 2321
  - Mowat, 2321
- COVID-19 backlog, impact on system capacity, budget debate, 2077
- Equipment, regional facilities
  - See
    - Hospitals – Regional, surgical equipment, funding
- Funding, 2337, 2338, U274–75, U398, U604, U608
  - Budget debate, 3401, 3460, 3473, 5116
- Hip and knee
  - See
    - Surgery – Orthopedic
- Hospital capacity
  - See
    - Hospitals – Surgical capacity, increase
- Orthopedic
  - Choosing Wisely, U259
  - Contract with out-of-province clinic, C532, U619
    - See also
      - Surgery – Out-of-province contracts, implications for follow-up care
    - Conway, 5362–63, 5395–96
    - Hindley, 5362–63, 5395–97
  - Contract with out-of-province clinic, and lobbying
    - Conway, 5439, 5465, 5729
    - Eyre, 5729
    - Hindley, 5439–40, 5465–66
  - Contract with out-of-province clinic, budget debate, 5158
  - Wait times, budget debate, 5120, 5137, 5166, 5264, 5267
  - Wait times and government initiatives
    - Beck, 5346
    - Clarke, 5346
    - Hindley, 5346–47
- Out-of-province contracts, implications for follow-up care, budget debate, 5267
- Private capacity, impact on public system staffing, U250–51, U252–53
  - See also
    - Health care, private provision – Privatization of services
  - Throne Speech response, 2594
- Private providers, public funding, 2335, 2338, 3858, 5557–58
  - See also
    - Health care, private provision – And public funding, targets and track record
  - Increase, Throne Speech, 2562
  - Increase, Throne Speech response, 2610, 2615, 2646, 2683, 2695, 2722, 2756
- Regina, joint-replacement facility, new
  - Throne Speech, 2562
  - Throne Speech response, 2611, 2646, 2695
- Robotics
  - See
    - Honours and awards – Order of Canada – Mendez, Dr. Ivar
    - Surgery – Saskatchewan robotic-assisted surgery program
- Saskatchewan robotic-assisted surgery program
  - Expansion, funding, U604, U608
  - Member's statement
    - Cheveldayoff, 2099
    - Friesen, 3103
- Target, U398
  - Accomplishment, and new target, member's statement
    - Grewal, 4900
  - Budget debate, 3401, 3455
  - Throne Speech, 2562
  - Throne Speech response, 2610, 2615, 2646, 2695, 2699, 2741, 2756
- Transcatheter aortic valve implantation, U218
  - Budget debate, 2012, 2032–33
  - Funding, U275
- Volume, increase, and reduction in wait-list, member's statement
  - Bonk, 5655
- Volume, record amount, 5557
  - Budget debate, 5116, 5148, 5235, 5250
Surgery, wait times
- See also
  - Physicians, specialists – Wait times – And access to surgery
- Budget debate, 275, 413–14, 5137, 5158, 5264
- And COVID-19 backlog, 2342–43, U341, U343–44
  - Hindley, 2040
  - Meili, 1063–64, 1378–80, 2420
  - Merriman, 765–67, 822–23, 1063–64, 1379–80, 2245–46, 2420
  - Moe, 1378–79
  - Mowat, 765–66, 822, 2040, 2245–46
- Federal and provincial funding, C256, U343
- Federal funding, C254, C436
- Federal funding and provincial initiatives, U250
  - Hindley, 2040–41, 2069
  - Meili, 2069
  - Mowat, 2040
- Funding, provincial, and three-year plan, 2324, 2335, 2342
  - Budget debate, 1879, 1902–3, 1908, 1909, 1928, 1936–37, 1945, 1948, 1949, 1955, 1958, 1961, 1965, 1970, 1984–85, 2001, 2003, 2011–12, 2018, 2020, 2026, 2032, 2049
- And government initiatives, U217–18, U228
  - Beck, 3105
  - Conway, 5022
  - Hindley, 4388, 5021–22, 5038–40
  - Merriman, 2403
  - Moe, 3105
  - Mowat, 2403, 5021–22, 5038–39
  - Wilson, 4388
- Neurosurgeries and spinal surgeries, government initiatives
  - Hindley, 4939–40
  - Love, 4939–40
- Orthopedic
  - See
    - Surgery – Orthopedic – Wait times
- Reduction
  - See also
    - Surgery – Volume, increase, and reduction in wait-list, member's statement
  - Budget debate, 5250
  - Funding, budget debate, 5116, 5201, 5232, 5282
  - Government initiatives
    - Throne Speech, 2562
    - Throne Speech response, 2610, 2611
  - Growth plan target, budget debate, 1909
  - Throne Speech response, 2653, 2687
- Staffing needs, Throne Speech response, 2594
- Throne Speech response, 1097, 4396, 4400, 4445, 4456, 4476, 4564
- Tracking, U277
- Wait-list, U276
  - Reduction, U398
  - Reduction, budget debate, 3455, 3460, 3473
- Wait time initiative, previous targets, budget debate, 2014, 2015, 2016
Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership
- Budget debate, 3426
- Funding, E358, E509
  - Budget debate, 5118, 5230
- Irrigation development funding, E373
  - Budget debate, 5118
- Priority areas, E359–60, E509–10
  - Throne Speech, 2564
  - Throne Speech response, 2641, 2647
- Resilient agricultural landscapes program
  - See
    - Resilient agricultural landscapes program
- Strategic research initiative, E510
- Throne Speech response, 2699, 2741
Sustainable Saskatchewan
- See
  - Energy and Resources Ministry – Advertising, Sustainable Saskatchewan
  - Trade – Branding initiative, Sustainable Saskatchewan
Sutter, Chris
- See
  - Tributes
Swales, Saskatoon
- See
  - Environmental protection – Northeast swale, Saskatoon, suspend development and update legislation protecting species at risk and important ecological habitat, petition
Swimming pools
- Hudson Bay, new, Throne Speech response, 4421
- Porcupine Plain, fundraising event, member's statement
  - Nerlien, 3000
- Saskatoon aquatic centre, new, budget debate, 5139–40
- Wadena, pool liner replacement, budget debate, 295
Switzer, Bob
- See
  - Tributes
Syed, Ali
- See
  - Tributes
Sylvia Fedoruk Canadian Centre for Nuclear Innovation E113–14, E341
- Funding, E112, E169, E330, E553
- As a subsidiary of University of Saskatchewan
  - See
    - University of Saskatchewan – Subsidiaries
Synchrotron
- See
  - Canadian Light Source Inc. – Synchrotron