Hansard Subject Index - 29th Legislature

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Wages and salaries
- COVID-19, temporary wage supplement
  - See
    - Temporary wage supplement
- Gender wage gap, N33, N461–62
  - See also
    - Pay equity
  - Budget debate, 2029
  - Throne Speech response, 79, 157
- Growth, government record, critique, budget debate, 3528
- Growth relative to inflation, budget debate, 3480
- Minimum wage
  - See
    - Minimum wage
- Paid sick leave
  - See
    - Labour force – Paid sick leave
- Philosophical musing, Throne Speech response, 2673
- Wage theft
  - See
    - Labour force – Wage theft
Wakamow Valley, Moose Jaw
- See
  - Parks, urban – Wakamow Valley, Moose Jaw
Walker, Edward Hazen
- See
  - Condolence motions
Wanuskewin Heritage Park
- See
  - Historic sites – Wanuskewin Heritage Park
Wanuskewin Heritage Park Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 12)
- First reading
  - Ross, L., 185
- Second reading
  - Love, 496
  - Nippi-Albright, 476–77
  - Ross, L., 430–31
  - Vermette, 431
  - Young, A., 456
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 497
- Committee discussion
  - Love, N125–26
  - Ross, L., N125
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Keisig)
    - Keisig, N126
- Report without amendment
  - Docherty, 768
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Ross, L., 768
- Third reading
  - Ross, L., 768
- Royal Assent, 860
War brides
- Annual War Brides Conference, member's statement
  - Lambert, 4672
Warehouses
- G-Mac AgTeam distribution facility, Hamlin
  - See
    - Fertilizer industry – G-Mac AgTeam distribution facility, Hamlin
- Saskatchewan Power Logistics Warehouse Complex, Global Transportation Hub
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Logistics Warehouse Complex, Global Transportation Hub and facilities consolidation
Warrant Compliance Act (No. 118)
- First reading
  - Tell, 3120
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 3216
  - Conway, 3141–42
  - Love, 3260
  - Mowat, 3331–32
  - Nippi-Albright, 3184
  - Ritchie, 3238–39
  - Sarauer, 3386–87, 3544
  - Teed, 3302
  - Tell, 3140–41
  - Vermette, 3318
  - Wotherspoon, 3371
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 3544
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N524–25
  - Tell, N523–25
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Keisig), N525
- Report without amendment
  - Dennis, 3717
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Tell, 3717
- Third reading
  - Tell, 3718
- Royal Assent, 3941
Warrant enforcement and suppression team 2324, 5572, N237
- See also
  - Crime prevention – Government initiatives
- Budget debate, 3431, 3455, 5316
- Expansion, funding, N505, N508
  - Budget debate, 3403, 3478
- Funding, N510
- Funding, budget debate, 1882, 1931, 2007
- Member's statement
  - Cockrill, 1181–82
- Officers, additional
  - Throne Speech, 2567
  - Throne Speech response, 2612, 2627, 2628, 2644, 2681, 2688, 2700, 2706, 2722, 2740, 2757
- Successful takedown in Battlefords, budget debate, 1931
- Throne Speech, 879
- Throne Speech response, 947, 958, 977, 982, 999, 1001, 1008, 1073, 1100
Wars
- See also
  - Veterans
- Israel-Hamas conflict
  - See
    - Israel-Hamas conflict
- Ukraine, invasion of (2022)
  - See
    - Ukraine, invasion of (2022)
- Vimy Ridge, Battle of, France, 1917
  - See
    - Vimy Ridge, Battle of, France, 1917
- World War I, 1914-1918
  - Ukrainians, internment
    - See
      - Museums – Ukrainian Museum of Canada, Saskatoon, history of detainment exhibit, member's statement
Wascana Centre, Regina
- See
  - Parks, urban – Wascana Centre, Regina
Wascana Rehabilitation Centre, Regina
- Hospice beds, additional, funding, U218
Waste management
- See also
  - Refuse and refuse disposal
- Diversion programs
  - See
    - Recycling industry
- Lagoons
  - Archerwill, expansion, budget debate, 296
  - Arcola, expansion, Throne Speech response, 107
  - Carlyle, upgrade, Throne Speech response, 107
  - Carnduff, Throne Speech response, 107
  - Co-operative municipal projects
    - See
      - Water, supply – And treatment, co-operative projects
  - Greenstreet, Throne Speech response, 135
  - Pierceland, upgrades, C98
  - Redvers, expansion, Throne Speech response, 107
  - Throne Speech response, 107
  - Warman, expansion, Throne Speech response, 4441
- Oil industry
  - See
    - Oil industry – Secure Energy, Unity, underground waste storage caverns
- Sewage, release into Kinistin First Nation, budget debate, 354
- Sewage lift station, new, Hudson Bay, Throne Speech response, 2617, 4421
- Solid waste management, funding, N716
- Solid waste management strategy, E238–39, E440, E587, P54–55
  - Development, E90
  - Implementation, E75
  - Resources and inter-ministerial collaboration, P65–66
- Wastewater infrastructure, investments
  - Battleford, Throne Speech response, 4473
  - Budget debate, 320
  - Saskatoon area, C244, C246
Water
- See also
  - Watersheds
- Clean Water and Wastewater Fund, projects, N273
- Comprehensive management framework
  - Advocacy, Dwight and Carol Lemon, recognition, member's statement
    - Ritchie, 4770
  - Development
    - Marit, 4558–59, 4834–35
    - Ritchie, 4558–59, 4834–35
  - Need for, budget debate, 5288–89
- Conservation and management, C103
  - See also
- Drinking water
  - Annual report, E319
  - And asbestos in pipes, E94–95
  - Asbestos levels
    - Cockrill, 3538–39
    - Ritchie, 3538–39
  - In provincial parks
    - See
      - Parks, provincial – Drinking water, provision of
- Drinking water, Northern Saskatchewan, P330–31
  - Contaminants, P331
  - Improvements, P332–33
  - Testing, P331
    - And permits, P333
- Drinking water, Regina
  - Support to replace lead water mains, petition
    - Conway, 5459, 5532
- Holding tank, Rama, funding, budget debate, 295
- Industrial projects and management of water resources, P348–49
- Infrastructure
  - Funding, C526, E214, E318
  - Government accomplishment, E318
  - Pipeline, Belle Plaine to Regina
    - See
      - Water – Non-potable water, industrial usage, Regina
  - Regional co-operation, C98, C245, C309–10
    - See also
      - Saskatchewan Water Corporation – Cost recovery model and role of SaskBuilds Corporation
    - And replacement of aging assets, C247–48
    - Small communities, funding options, C245–46
- Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program, green stream, water projects, C238
- Irrigation
  - See
    - Irrigation
- Licences for use
  - See
    - Water Security Agency – Water-use licences, management of
- Non-potable water, industrial usage, Regina, C238, C243, C244, C246, C309, C463–64, C509
  - Cost recovery, C250
  - Federal funding, C249–50
- Northern Saskatchewan, well water, use of, P332
- Pipeline replacements, Wynyard, budget debate, 295
- Rationing
  - See
    - Drought – And water rationing
- Raw water
  - See
    - Water – Non-potable water, industrial usage, Regina
- Resource management, Saskatchewan Research Council, E106, E474–75
  - See also
    - Drainage – Agricultural water management demonstration projects
- Sewage and waste water management
  - See
    - Waste management
- State of the Watershed Report
  - See
    - Environment Ministry – State of the Environment Report, assumption of water quality information
- Supply
  - See
    - Water, supply
- Treatment facilities
  - See
    - Water, treatment facilities
- Usage trends, potable and non-potable, C246–47
- Water quality
  - See also
    - Water – Drinking water
  - Environment Ministry, role in, E454
  - Groundwater monitoring, landfills
    - See
      - Refuse and refuse disposal – Landfills, regulation and oversight – Permits, groundwater monitoring requirements
  - Improvements, E92
  - Monitoring and reporting, E319–20
  - Nutrient levels and agricultural runoff, E98–99, E322
  - Policies, development, P349
  - Protection and control, intensive livestock operations
    - See
      - Livestock industry – Intensive livestock operations – Waste, water protection controls
- Water security plan
  - See
    - Water Security Agency – 25-year water security plan
- World Water Day, member's statement
  - Ritchie, 1856, 3411, 5127
Water, supply
- Cumberland House, impact of Lake Diefenbaker irrigation project, N681
- Cumberland House, impact of SaskPower infrastructure
  - Marit, 4558
  - Ritchie, 4557–58
- Cumberland House, impact of SaskPower infrastructure, Throne Speech response, 4436, 4477–78, 4512
- Management
  - See
    - Drought – Mitigation, Water Security Agency overwinter plan
- Prairie Provinces Water Board master agreement on apportionment, E526
- Protection
  - See also
    - Water Security Agency – Water-use licences, management of
  - Advocacy
    - See
  - And cost of inaction, budget debate, 5289
  - And cost of inaction, Throne Speech response, 4436
  - Member's statement
    - Ritchie, 1327
  - Threats, current and future, petition
    - Clarke, 4830–31
    - Ritchie, 1030–31, 1115, 1181, 1325–26, 1442, 1688–89, 1855, 1976, 2097–98, 2130, 2445, 2493, 2507, 3224, 3377, 3410–11, 4671, 5725
- Pump station, East Side, Lake Diefenbaker, substation replacement, E318
- Pump station, upgrade, Resort Village of Leslie Beach, budget debate, 295
- Supply systems
  - Improvements, funding, C244, E214
  - Lloydminster, new, C98, C244, C246, C308–9
  - Lone Rock, dispute with RM of Wilton over services, recognition of community advocacy, member's statement
    - Ritchie, 4875–76
  - Meadow Lake, C245, C246
  - Meadow Lake and Flying Dust First Nation, 30-year agreement, C98
  - Melville and area, new, C98, C244–45
  - Northern Saskatchewan, maintenance requirements, P331, P333–34
  - Pike Lake, improvements, E318
  - Pipeline projects, C98
    - Saskatoon, C308
  - Stanley Mission, upgrades, P331, P332–33
  - White City, expansion, C244, C246
- Sustainability, infrastructure improvements, C249
- And treatment, co-operative projects, N545, N719, N720
Water, treatment facilities
- See also
  - Water, supply – And treatment, co-operative projects
- Arborfield, Throne Speech response, 4421
  - See also
    - Water, treatment facilities – Carrot River and Arborfield
- Brabant Lake, P331, P333
- Buffalo Pound plant renewal project, N267
- Carrot River and Arborfield, Throne Speech response, 933, 2617
- Churchbridge, reverse osmosis plant, Throne Speech response, 41
- Duck Mountain Provincial Park, upgrade, Throne Speech response, 56
- Esterhazy regional system, expansion, Throne Speech response, 41
- Foam Lake, budget debate, 295
- Foam Lake, Throne Speech response, 67
- Meadow Lake, expansion, C244
- Melfort, upgrades, C98, C308
- Moosomin, upgrades, budget debate, 389
- Narrow Hills Provincial Park and Moose Mountain Provincial Park, upgrades, N630
- Theodore, upgrades, budget debate, 296
- Uranium City, P331, P332
Water appeal board
- See
  - Drainage – Water appeal board
Water bodies
- See
  - Bodies of water
Water catchments
- See
  - Watersheds
Water Security Agency
- See also
  - Water
- 25-year water security plan, P343, P345
  - See also
    - Water Security Agency – Strategic plan
- Advertising, spending, and accuracy of claims
  - See
    - Wetlands – Retention – Government advertising
- Aquifer mapping, P348
- Client satisfaction, measurement, P351
- Client services model, E317, E520
- Compliance promotion, resource adequacy, E319, E323
- Compliance promotion branch, E318, E319
- Contracts and own-source revenue, E521–22
  - See also
    - Power stations – Hydroelectric generation facilities – Royalties paid to Water Security Agency
- Environmental project officers, P347
- Estimates
  - See
    - Water Security Agency, Estimates
- Funding, operating and capital, representation in financial documents, E92, E102, E216
- Hydrometric stations, P346–47
- Information technology
  - Cybersecurity, P342–43
  - Disaster recovery plan, P341–42
  - Disaster recovery plan, maintenance of, P343
- Infrastructure
  - See
- Legislative Secretary, role of, E93
- Partnerships and agreements, E320–21
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - Water Security Agency, Provincial Auditor's reports
- Public reporting, P345
- Relationship with Saskatchewan Water Corporation
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Water Corporation – And Water Security Agency, collaboration
- Reorientation, E317
  - Budget debate, 3491
- Science and licensing division, E319–20
- Spring runoff report, E319
- Staff, compliance activities
  - See
    - Drainage – Agricultural water management strategy – Compliance and outreach activities
- State of the Watershed Report
  - See
    - Environment Ministry – State of the Environment Report, assumption of water quality information
- Strategic plan, E317, P345
- Water-use licences, management of
  - Risk-based compliance framework, development, P348
  - Tracking water usage and enforcement of licence terms, P344, P347
  - Water availability studies, P344
  - Written procedures, P343–44, P345–46
- Watershed vulnerability map, P349
Water Security Agency, Estimates
- (2021-22), main, E91–103, E139
  - Bradshaw, E91–102
  - Ritchie, E92–103
- (2022-23), main, E213–18, E263–64
  - Bradshaw, E213–18
  - Ritchie, E214–18
- (2023-24), main, E317–28, E459
  - Cockrill, E317–28
  - Ritchie, E319–28
- (2024-25), main, E520–33, E598
  - Marit, E520–30
  - Ritchie, E521–33
Water Security Agency, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2019) v.2, ch.18, P341–43
  - Young, A., P341–43
- (2020) v.1, ch.13, P343–49
  - Nerlien, P348
  - Young, A., P345–49
  - Recommendations, P349
- (2020) v.2, ch.16, P341–43
  - Young, A., P341–43
- (2021) v.1, ch.31, P349–52
  - Wotherspoon, P351–52
  - Young, A., P350–51
- (2021) v.2, ch.13, P341–43
  - Young, A., P341–43
Waterhen Lake First Nation
- See
  - Treaties, Indigenous – Treaty rights, protection, recognition of efforts by
Watersheds
- Local associations
  - See also
    - Drainage – Agricultural water management stewardship strategy, new – Qualified persons program
  - Funding, E92, E101, E214
  - Responsibilities and powers, E101–2
- Quill lakes watershed, illegal drainage
  - See
    - Drainage – Quill lakes watershed, illegal drainage, enforcement
- Sakitawak conservation project
  - See
    - Nature conservation – Sakitawak conservation project
- State of the Watershed Report
  - See
    - Environment Ministry – State of the Environment Report, assumption of water quality information
- Vulnerability map
  - See
    - Water Security Agency – Watershed vulnerability map
WBE (Women Business Enterprises Canada Council)
- See
  - Entrepreneurs – Women Business Enterprises Canada Council certification
WCB (Workers' Compensation Board)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board
WDM (Western Development Museum)
- See
  - Museums – Western Development Museum
Weapons
- Bear spray
  - See
    - Bear deterrents and repellents
- Guns
  - See
    - Guns
Weatherald, Thomas Milton
- See
  - Condolence motions
Wedding anniversaries
- Orr, Harold and Mary, 70 years, recognition, member's statement
  - Love, 4383–84
Weighill review
- See
  - Coroners – Office of the Chief Coroner – Operations, review of, recommendations, implementation
Weightlifting
- Hammer, Shauna, World Masters Powerlifting competition 2023, bronze medalist, member's statement
  - Domotor, 4384
- Love, Etta
  - Recognition of accomplishments
    - Budget debate, 5164
    - Member's statement
      - Love, 2435
    - Throne Speech response, 4423
  - Youth World Weightlifting Championships, Albania, participation in, budget debate, 3463
Welfare
- See
WEST (warrant enforcement and suppression team)
- See
  - Warrant enforcement and suppression team
Western alienation
- See
  - National unity
Western Development Museum
- See
  - Museums – Western Development Museum
Western Economic Diversification Canada
- See
  - Economy – Western Economic Diversification Canada
Wetlands
- Cumberland Marshes
  - See
    - Deltas – Saskatchewan River Delta
- Environmental benefits, E589–90
- Northeast swale, Saskatoon, protection
  - See
    - Environmental protection – Northeast swale, Saskatoon, suspend development and update legislation protecting species at risk and important ecological habitat, petition
- Retention, E521, E530–32
  - Government advertising, E532–33
    - Marit, 5659–60
    - Ritchie, 5659
  - And protection, E95–96, E97, E217, E327–28, E589–90
    - See also
      - Water, supply – Protection
- Wetland policy
  - See also
    - Drainage – Illegal drainage enforcement and wetland policy
  - Advocacy
    - Blithe, Clint and Jody, recognition, member's statement
      - Ritchie, 4795
    - Lemon, Dwight and Carol, recognition
      - See
        Water – Comprehensive management framework – Advocacy, Dwight and Carol Lemon, recognition, member's statement
  - Development, E327, P349, P350
    - See also
      - Water – Comprehensive management framework – Development
  - Industrial projects, E247
  - Need for, budget debate, 5288–89
  - Need for, Throne Speech response, 4436
Weyburn General Hospital
- Fundraising
  - See
    - Hospital and health foundations – Weyburn & District Hospital Foundation, recognition of efforts
- Microbiology services, U629
- Replacement, 2325, 5552, 5557, C18, C25, C379, U5
  - Budget debate, 419, 5190, 5224, 5261
  - Completion, anticipated, U280
  - Construction, contractor selection, budget debate, 3484
  - Construction, Throne Speech, 2563
  - Construction, Throne Speech response, 2610, 2647, 2695
  - Contractor selection, U341
  - Equipment procurement, Throne Speech response, 218
  - Funding, C525, U218, U397, U403, U622
    - Budget debate, 293, 1883, 1902, 1961, 2022, 3404, 3483, 5116, 5199, 5201, 5206, 5229, 5235
    - Throne Speech, 4372
    - Throne Speech response, 4391, 4450, 4452, 4507
  - Helipad, budget debate, 382
  - Member's statement
    - Duncan, 701
  - Mental health beds, U6
  - Planning
    - Funding, budget debate, 272, 303, 376, 382, 384
    - Throne Speech, 874
    - Throne Speech response, 977, 1008, 1018, 1072, 1080, 2612
  - Throne Speech response, 53, 92, 991, 2624, 2756, 4429, 4440, 4493
Wheat straw
- See
  - Pulp and paper mills – Red Leaf Pulp, wheat straw pulp facility, Regina
White, Clinton Oliver
- See
  - Condolence motions
White Birch, Regina
- COVID-19 isolation unit, N143
Whitecap Dakota First Nation
- By-law enforcement on reserve
  - See
    - First Nations, justice and policing initiatives – By-law enforcement on reservations
- Western Development Museum, collaborative exhibit
  - See
    - Museums – Western Development Museum
Wilderness areas
- See
  - Nature conservation
Wildfires
- See also
  - Fire departments and firefighters
- Communities, loss of, replacement funding, N682
- Community evacuation
  - Accommodations, choice and cost, N605
  - Funding, N605
  - La Loche and Clearwater River Dene Nation, member's statement
    - Lemaigre, 3819
  - Northwest Saskatchewan, spring 2023
    - See
      - Wildfires – Northwest Saskatchewan, spring 2023 – Community evacuation, member's statement
  - Planning for
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency – First Nations and communities, evacuation, planning
- Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park, fire prevention and mitigation
  - See
    - Parks, provincial – Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park
- Food loss due to electrical outages, funding, N605
- Mitigation, responsibility for, E454
- Northern Saskatchewan, mitigation efforts, N681–82
- Northwest Saskatchewan, spring 2023
  - Community evacuation, member's statement
    - Lemaigre, 3936
  - Government and community response, recognition, member's statement
    - Moe, 3936
  - Government response
    - Beck, 3925, 3936–37, 3962
    - Moe, 3925–26, 3936–37, 3962
- Tourism industry, impact on
  - See
    - Tourism industry – Climate change, impact of
- Wildfire management, N148–49
  - Aerial walled fire suppression fleet, budget debate, 1882
  - Aircraft, fleet maintenance and renewal, N382
  - Aircraft, new, N505, N507
    - Budget debate, 271, 319, 343, 5116, 5176, 5206, 5283
    - And equipment upgrades, N90
  - Aircraft maintenance, funding, N381, N382
  - Budget forecasting, N381–82, N604–5, N698
  - Funding, N603, N697
  - Industrial operators, prevention and preparedness plans, P361, P362–63
    - Compliance, P363
  - Values at risk, inventory management, P361–62
    - Agricultural operations, P363–64
Wildlife
- Bear spray
  - See
    - Bear deterrents and repellents
- Chronic wasting disease
  - See also
    - Livestock industry – Chronic wasting disease, game farms, response plan
  - Endemic status and continued control measures, E594
  - Surveillance activities, E587–88
  - Vaccine development, funding, E239
- Conservation
  - Overfishing and overhunting, E453
  - Sage grouse, E86, E439
- Endangered species
  - See
    - Wildlife – Species at risk
- Feral pigs, prevalence and impact, investigation, P33
- Fish and Wildlife Development Fund
  - See
    - Fish and Wildlife Development Fund
- Great Backyard Bird Count, member's statement
  - Clarke, 5435
- Great horned owls research project, citizen involvement, member's statement
  - Grewal, 1746
- Habitat protection
  - Duncairn Reservoir Migratory Bird Sanctuary, protect from expansion of irrigation, petition
    - Clarke, 5483–84
    - Ritchie, 5126, 5327, 5640
  - Fish and Wildlife Fund lands
    - See
      - Fish and Wildlife Development Fund – Land, holdings and management
  - Northeast swale, Saskatoon, protection
    - See
      - Environmental protection – Northeast swale, Saskatoon, suspend development and update legislation protecting species at risk and important ecological habitat, petition
  - Representative area networks
    - See
      - Environmental protection – Representative area networks
- Moose on the loose in Saskatoon
  - See
    - Conservation officers – Education and engagement, recognition of efforts, member's statement
- Population management
  - See
    - Environment Ministry – Fish and wildlife population management
- Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation
  - Annual convention, member's statement
    - Clarke, 5048
  - Camo Day initiative
    - See
      - Hunting and fishing – Hunting, Fishing, and Trapping Heritage Day, member's statement
- South of the divide, funding, E439
- Species at risk
  - Bigmouth buffalo fish
    - See
      - Fishes – Research and monitoring
  - Federal funding, C437
  - Funding, E439
  - Protection, petition
    - See
      - Environmental protection – Northeast swale, Saskatoon, suspend development and update legislation protecting species at risk and important ecological habitat, petition
- In Wascana Centre, Regina
  - See
    - Parks, urban – Wascana Centre, Regina – Invasive species and wildlife, management
- Wildlife management plan, E453, E454
- Woodland caribou range assessment and planning, E85–86, E441, E587
  - Indigenous participation, E454
  - Requirements and exceptions, E86–87
  - Stakeholder engagement, E449
Wildlife damage compensation program E362, E462
- Alternative feeding systems, coverage, E363
- Claims, environmental conditions
  - See
    - Crop insurance – Feed crops, drought-impacted areas
- Funding, E4
  - Budget debate, 386
- Hunting licences, increase, impact on claims, E587
- Throne Speech response, 4492
Wills Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 110)
- First reading
  - Eyre, 3027
- Second reading
  - Conway, 3086
  - Eyre, 3086
  - Love, 3213
  - Nippi-Albright, 3181
  - Sarauer, 3236–37
  - Vermette, 3153
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 3237
- Committee discussion
  - Eyre, N569–70
  - Sarauer, N569–70
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.)
    - McLeod, T., N570
- Report without amendment
  - Dennis, 3782
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Eyre, 3782
- Third reading
  - Eyre, 3782
- Royal Assent, 3941
Winter games
- Canada Winter Games
  - Men's gymnastics, Taiso Gymnastics team
    - See
      - Athletes – Saskatchewan athletes, successes
  - Squash player Kashif Fiaz
    - See
      - Squash (game)
- Saskatchewan Winter Games 2023, skiers Ty, Lane, and Aubrie Annand, achievements, member's statement
  - Bradshaw, 3324
Winter sports
- See also
  - Winter games
- Curling
  - See
    - Curling
- Hockey
  - See
    - Hockey
- Olympics
  - See
    - Olympics
- Skating
  - See
    - Skating
- Skiing
  - See
    - Skiing
- Sled dog racing
  - See
    - Sled dog racing
- Youth program, member's statement
  - Conway, 2202–3
Winter storms
- April 2022, southwest Saskatchewan, recognition of worker and community efforts, member's statement
  - Steele, 2170
- April 2023, recognition of helpers in small towns, member's statement
  - Keisig, 3678
- November 2021, recognition of worker and community efforts
  - See
    - Snow removal – Recognition of workers
  - Member's statement
    - Meili, 1207
- Snowplow operators, recognition, E250
Wireless Saskatchewan
- See
  - Telecommunications – Infrastructure – Rural Saskatchewan, cellular and internet service improvements
Wireless services
- See
  - Cellular services
Witchekan Lake First Nation
- Statement of claim, success
  - See also
    - Treaties, Indigenous – Treaty rights, protection, recognition of efforts by
  - Member's statement
    - Nippi-Albright, 1116
  - Throne Speech response, 1071
Wollaston Lake road
- See
  - Highways and roads, construction and maintenance – Wollaston Lake, winter road
Women
- See also
  - Status of Women office
- Canadian Women Physicians Day
  - See
    - Physicians – Canadian Women Physicians Day, member's statement
- Caring economy and the human services
  - See
    - Employment – Female-dominated careers in the caring economy
- Chiefs
  - See
    - First Nations – Woodland Cree nations, women chiefs, member's statement
- Corporate governance
  - Hockey Canada
    - See
      - Hockey – Hockey Canada – Veroba, Mary Anne, election to board of directors, member's statement
  - Regina Airport Authority
    - See
      - Airports – Regina Airport Authority, Trish Martynook, first female board Chair, member's statement
- COVID-19, impact on, N195, N200
  - See also
    - Early childhood education and child care – COVID-19 – Funding, federal, and support for workers
  - And government support for, N21, N22, N27
    - Bowes, 370
    - Harpauer, 370–71
  - And government support for, budget debate, 288, 344, 391
- Economic development
  - See
    - Economic development – Women
- Employment
  - See
    - Employment – Women
- Entrepreneurs
  - See
    - Entrepreneurs – Women
    - Small business – Saskatchcushions
- First Nations, missing and murdered
  - See
    - Missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls
- Health care
  - See
    - Health care – Women, services and treatments
- International Day of Women and Girls in Science
  - See
    - Science, technology, engineering, arts, and math fields – Girls in STEAM 2022 conference
- International Women's Day
  - See
    - International Women's Day
- In the Legislature
  - See
    - Legislative Assembly members – Women
- Menstrual products
  - See
    - Menstrual products
- Pay equity
  - See
    - Pay equity
- Persons Day
  - See
    - Persons – Persons Day, member's statement
- Police services
  - See
    - Police officers – Saskatchewan Women in Policing organization, member's statement
- Political activity
  - See
    - Politicians – Women
- Red Hat Society, 25th anniversary, member's statement
  - McLeod, T., 3696–97
- Science, technology, engineering, arts, and math fields
  - See
    - Science, technology, engineering, and math fields
    - Science, technology, engineering, arts, and math fields
- Violence against
  - See
    - Violence
- War brides
  - See
    - War brides
- Women's History Month, member's statement
  - Bowes, 913
- Women's March YQR, member's statement
  - Beck, 1661
Women Business Enterprises Canada Council
- See
  - Entrepreneurs – Women Business Enterprises Canada Council certification
Women politicians
- See
  - Politicians – Women
Women's shelters
- Funding, N25–26, N500
  - Budget debate, 402
- Lloydminster Interval Home Society, funding, member's statement
  - Young, C., 5213–14
- Menstrual products, provision of
  - See
    - Menstrual products – Provision of, partnership with Shoppers Foundation for Women's Health
- Second-stage housing, N26
  - Importance of, and problems with Saskatchewan Income Support program, member's statement
    - Sarauer, 1031–32
  - Ministerial responsibility, N226–27
  - Operational funding, N200, N226, N469, N491, N500, N649, N653
    - Budget debate, 1884–85, 1900, 2030, 2053, 3402, 3430, 3462, 5117, 5162
    - Eligible expenses, N498–99
    - Member's statement
      - Fiaz, 4628
    - Pilot project, expansion, Throne Speech, 4375
    - Pilot project, expansion, Throne Speech response, 4534, 4571
    - Throne Speech response, 2619, 2676, 2737
  - Operational funding, immediately provide, petition
    - Bowes, 2977–78, 3020
    - Sarauer, 2998
  - Operational funding and available housing supports
    - See also
      - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Domestic violence stream
    - Carr, 1750–51, 1775–76, 1921–22
    - Sarauer, 1750–51, 1775–76, 1921
  - Operational funding and funding for domestic violence initiatives, N83, N227, N492
    - Beck, 2600–2601
    - Bowes, 2601–2
    - Eyre, 2601–2, 2663, 2720, 2774, 2793, 2811–12, 2832, 2901, 3005, 3108–9, 3135–36, 3250–51
    - Moe, 2600–2601
    - Sarauer, 867, 1776, 1819, 2376, 2663, 2720, 2774, 2792–93, 2811–12, 2832, 2901, 3005, 3108, 3135, 3250–51
    - Wyant, 867, 1776, 1819, 2376
  - Operational funding and funding for interpersonal violence initiatives, member's statement
    - Lambert, 3974
  - Operational funding and funding for interpersonal violence initiatives, Throne Speech response, 4534
  - Operational funding and plan to end gender-based violence
    - Ross, L., 2943, 3167
    - Sarauer, 2942, 3167
  - SOFIA House, Regina, recognition, member's statement
    - Sarauer, 2099
  - Throne Speech response, 157
- Transition houses
  - See
    - Transition houses
- Transportation to
  - See
    - Domestic violence – Victims, transportation services
  - Funding, N77, N83–84
Woods, Warren "Woodsy"
- See
  - Tributes
Work stoppages
- See
  - Railways – Canadian Pacific Railway, labour dispute
- Teachers
  - See
    - Teachers, collective bargaining agreement
Workers
- See
  - Labour force
Workers' Advocate Office U461, U463–64
- Caseload and success rate, U298–99
- Funding, U298, U460
- Medical certificates, increased costs, funding, U445, U447, U463
- Staff, U463, U464
Workers' compensation
- See also
  - Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board
- Asbestos-exposure, claims related to, U445, U446, U690–91
- Cancers, presumptive coverage for firefighters, U458, U691
  - Expansion, Throne Speech, 4373–74
  - Expansion, Throne Speech response, 4391, 4401, 4424, 4436, 4439, 4445, 4448, 4542, 4565
- Claims
  - Auto-adjudication, P389, P390, U457
    - See also
      - Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board – Information technology, business modernization – Claims system
    - And human intervention, P392
    - And processing time reduction, U458–59
  - Duration, P388
  - Number relative to insured workers, P393, P396, U445
  - Processing time, U310–11
    - And access to health care providers, P393, P397–98
  - Rejected or abandoned, U459–60
  - Trends, U79–80, U449–50
- COVID-19 claims, U78–79, U459
  - Employee requirements, U308–9
  - Psychological injury, U79
- Customer-centred approach, shift to, P392–93, P399
- Legislative review, U297–98, U453–54
- Post-traumatic stress disorder
  - See also
    - Workers' compensation – Psychological injuries
  - Presumptive coverage, U458
- Premiums, increase, Throne Speech response, 2621
- Primary practitioner's initial assessment report, fee structure, P391–92
  - See also
    - Workers' Advocate Office – Medical certificates, increased costs, funding
- Psychological injuries
  - Claims, P392, P394, U311
    - Increase and economic impact, P396–97
    - Processing
      - See
        Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board – Psychological injuries claims processing
    - And workplace supports
      - See
        Workplaces – Psychological injuries and employee supports
  - Prevention and management, P392, P400–401
- Workplace standards and legislation
  - See
    - Workplaces – Standards and legislation, compliance and enforcement
Workers' Compensation Board
- See
  - Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board
Workers' Compensation (Extending Firefighter Coverage) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 138)
- First reading
  - McMorris, 4468
- Second reading
  - Burki, 4802–3
  - Clarke, 4757
  - Conway, 4736–37
  - Love, 4720–21
  - McMorris, 4584
  - Ritchie, 4599–4600
  - Sarauer, 4822
  - Teed, 4618–19
  - Vermette, 4657–58
  - Wotherspoon, 4678–79
  - Young, A., 4584–85
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Harrison, J., 4822
- Committee discussion
  - McMorris, U570–72
  - Sarauer, U570–74
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Kaeding)
    - Kaeding, U574
- Report without amendment
  - Ross, A., 5101
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - McMorris, 5101
- Third reading
  - McMorris, 5101
- Royal Assent, 5105
Workforce
- See
  - Labour force
Workforce development
- See
  - Labour force – Workforce development
Workforce development agreement
- Funding, E21, E155
Workouts (exercise)
- See
  - Children – Physical activity strategy
  - Parks, urban – Wascana Centre, Regina – Outdoor fitness stations, new
Workplaces
- See also
  - Workers' compensation
- COVID-19 vaccination requirements
  - Harpauer, 1418
  - Wilson, 1418
- COVID-19 workplace safety requirements, U309–10
- Domestic violence awareness training
  - See
    - Domestic violence – Workplace training
- Fatalities and injuries
  - See
    - Labour force – Fatalities
  - Asbestos exposure, due to
    - See
      - Workers' compensation – Asbestos-exposure, claims related to
  - Police officers killed in the line of duty
    - See
      - Police officers – Killed in the line of duty
  - Public reporting, U453
  - Youth worker injured in the workplace, penalties and sanctions
    - See
      - Occupational health and safety – Youth worker injured in the workplace, penalties and sanctions
- Gender-based discrimination, employee recourse, U302
- Harassment
  - Educational resources, U453
  - Expanded provisions, impact on claims, U452–53, U693–94
  - Legislation to protect workers
    - See
      - Labour legislation – Harassment in the workplace – Covered workers, expansion
  - Non-disclosure agreements, use of, U462
    - See also
      - Labour legislation – Improvements for workers, petition
- Human rights violations, complaints-based process, N198–99
- Inspections, standardized procedures, development, U687
- Level-playing field, definition, U83–84
- Mission: Zero, U445
  - And time-loss injury rate, U83
    - See also
      - Workplaces – Time-loss injury rate
- Occupational health and safety inspections
  - See
    - Occupational health and safety – Workplace inspections
- Poppies, freedom to wear, legislation
  - Throne Speech, 4376
  - Throne Speech response, 4454, 4477, 4538, 4542, 4565, 4566
- Psychological injuries and employee supports, P397
- Standards and legislation, compliance and enforcement, U687–88
- Time-loss injury rate, U464, U683, U688
- Violence, U693
  - And harassment, tracking, petition
    - See
      - Labour legislation – Improvements for workers, petition
WorkSafe Saskatchewan
- Mission: Zero
  - See
    - Workplaces – Mission: Zero
- Vision Zero award, member's statement
  - Morgan, 5095–96
World War I, 1914-1918
- See
  - Vimy Ridge, Battle of, France, 1917
- War brides
  - See
    - War brides
World War II, 1939-1945
- Veterans
  - See
    - Veterans
- War brides
  - See
    - War brides
Wrecks, automobile
- Transportation rescue extrication program
  - See
    - Fire departments and firefighters – Transportation rescue extrication program
Wrestling
- Carrot River Wildcats, junior and senior girls' team, Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association championship, accomplishments, member's statement
  - Bradshaw, 3439
- Ringside Wrestling, 9th anniversary show, member's statement
  - Sarauer, 3439
- Tulp, Taebyn, provincial champion, member's statement
  - Skoropad, 2352
WSA (Water Security Agency)
- See
  - Water Security Agency