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Strikes and lockouts see Replacement workers

Striking Committee see Standing Orders--Amendment

Strippers see Sgro, Hon. Judy--References

Strychnine see Gophers (Richardson's ground squirrels)

Student financial assistance programs

    >>Reports tabled and permanently referred to Human Resources, Skills Development, Social Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities Standing Committee
    >>>2002-2003 annual report, 529 (8560-381-773-01)

Student loans

    >>Bankruptcy, time period see Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (amdt.--student loans)(Bill C-236)
    >>Business Development Bank of Canada, established as guaranteed lender see Business Development Bank of Canada and Canada Student Loans Act (amdt.)(Bill C-225)
    >>Disabled and handicapped persons
    >>>Death or permanent disability, termination of obligations see Budget Implementation Act, 2005 (Bill C-43)
    >>>Loan repayment relief qualifying period see Canada Student Financial Assistance Act (amdt.--qualifying period for disability relief)(Bill C-237)

Study on Small Business Tax Measures see Finance Standing Committee--Reports, Second

Study on Small Business Tax Measures: Canada's Agricultural Cooperatives see Finance Standing Committee--Reports, Fourth

Study on the Effectiveness of the Government Alternative Dispute Resolution Process for the Resolution of Indian Residential School Claims see Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Standing Committee--Reports, Fourth

Submarines see Chicoutimi, HMCS

Subsidies see Dumping and subsidization (trade)

Sudan

    >>Darfur region conflict, Canadian Forces peacekeepers
    >>>Petitions
    >>>>(Bains), (381-1257), 808, gr, 1039 (8545-381-26-05)
    >>>>(Broadbent), (381-1153), 754, gr, 989 (8545-381-26-04)
    >>>>(Christopherson), (381-0106), 294, gr, 360 (8545-381-26-01); (381-1462), 990, gr, 1044 (8545-381-26-06)
    >>>>(Day), (381-1356 to 381-1358), 873, gr, 1039 (8545-381-26-05); (381-1384),914, gr, 1039 (8545-381-26-05)
    >>>>(Kadis), (381-1107 and 381-1108), 746, gr, 989 (8545-381-26-04)
    >>>>(MacKenzie), (381-1373), 904, gr, 1039 (8545-381-26-05)
    >>>>(Martin, K.), (381-0506), 530, gr, 692 (8545-381-26-03)
    >>>>(Martin, T.), (381-0189), 408, gr, 563 (8545-381-26-02)
    >>>>(McDonough), (381-1292), 817, gr, 1039 (8545-381-26-05)
    >>>>(Moore, J.), (381-0054), 203, gr, 360 (8545-381-26-01)
    >>>>(Richardson), (381-1322), 851, gr, 1039 (8545-381-26-05)
    >>>See also Foreign Affairs and International Trade Standing Committee--Reports, Eleventh
    >>See also United Nations Sudan Regulations

Sudbury--Nipissing constituency see Nickel Belt constituency

Suicide see Euthanasia

Summer Career Placements Program see Human Resources, Skills Development, Social Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities Standing Committee--Reports, Tenth

Sunset clauses see Political parties--Registration

Sunshine Mills Inc. see Canadian International Trade Tribunal

Superintendent of Financial Institutions Office

    >>Departmental Performance Report
    >>>2003-2004, tabled, 162 (8563-381-66)
    >>>2004-2005, tabled, 1231 (8563-381-157)
    >>Reports tabled and permanently referred to Finance Standing Committee
    >>>2003-2004 annual report, with Auditor General's report, 60 (8560-381-535-01)
    >>>2004-2005 annual report, with Auditor General's report, 1123 (8560-381-535-02)
    >>See also Access to Information Act;Employment Equity Act;Estimates, 2004-2005, Main--Reports on Plans and Priorities;Estimates, 2005-2006, Main--Reports on Plans and Priorities;Privacy Act

Supplementary Estimates (A), 2004-2005 see Estimates, 2004-2005, Supplementary (A)--Document

Supplementary Estimates (B), 2004-2005 see Estimates, 2004-2005, Supplementary (B)--Document

Supplementary Estimates (A), 2005-2006 see Estimates, 2005-2006, Supplementary (A)--Document

Supplementary Retirement Benefits Act

    >>Reports tabled and permanently referred to Government Operations and Estimates Standing Committee
    >>>2003-2004 annual report, 541 (8560-381-366-01)

Supply

    >>Bills assented, 358
    >>Consideration at the next sitting, M. (Alcock), 15, agreed to, 15
    >>Interim supply, 2005-2006, concurrence, M. (Alcock), 536-7, agreed to on division, 537
    >>>See also Appropriation Act No. 1, 2005-2006 (Bill C-42)
    >>See also Appropriation Act No. 2, 2004-2005 (Bill C-34);Appropriation Act No. 3, 2004-2005 (Bill C-35);Appropriation Act No. 4, 2004-2005 (Bill C-41);Appropriation Act No. 1, 2005-2006 (Bill C-42);Appropriation Act No. 2, 2005-2006 (Bill C-58)

Supply days

    >>Allotted number of days for period ending December 10, 2004
    >>>Designating, 15
    >>>Increasing, M., agreed to, by unanimous consent, 15
    >>Period ending June 23, 2005, designation of days/votes see Procedure and House Affairs Standing Committee--Reports, Thirty-fifth
    >>See also Supply motions

Supply management

    >>Government policy see Agricultural Supply Management Recognition and Promotion Act (Bill C-264)
    >>Petitions
    >>>(Lauzon), (381-0122), 316, gr, 361 (8545-381-35-01)
    >>Take note debate (Government Business No. 14), 847
    >>>Initiating debate, M. (Bélanger), 830, division deferred, 830, deemed adopted, M., agreed to, by unanimous consent, 831
    >>World Trade Organization (WTO) negotiations
    >>>M-163 (Gaudet), 253, dropped to bottom of Order of Precedence list under S.O. 93, 253, 638-9, as amended, agreed to, 639
    >>>Amdt. (Paquette), 638, agreed to, 638
    >>>M. on supply (Bellavance), 1306-7, as amended, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 183), 1307-8
    >>>>Amdt. (Desrochers), 1307, agreed to, 1307
    >>>See also Agriculture and Agri-Food Standing Committee--Reports, Ninth

Supply motions

    >>Access to information, reform, general public interest priority (Lukiwski), 1271, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 180), 1271-2
    >>Air India, Flight 182, June 23, 1985 terrorist attack, concerns re investigation, public inquiry request (Grewal, G.), 595-6, division deferred, 596, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 58), 612-4
    >>Automobiles/motor vehicles, emission standards, light duty vehicles (Cullen), 448-9, division deferred, 449, negatived on recorded division (Division No. 40), 468-9
    >>Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE), cull cattle, compensation rate/program, federal assistance (Gaudet), 287-8, division deferred, 288, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 20), 304-6
    >>Canadian Agricultural Income Stabilization (CAIS) Program, deposit requirement (Finley), 384-5, division deferred, 385, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 33), 403-5
    >>Child care
    >>>Funding, low and modest income families, tax reduction/funds provided directly to parents (Harper), 432, negatived on recorded division (Division No. 35), 432-4
    >>>Two-tier system (Ambrose), 881-2, division deferred, 882, negatived on recorded division (Division No. 104), 884-5
    >>Defence policy, maintenance of air, land and sea combat capability (O'Connor), 130-2, division deferred, 132, negatived on recorded division (Division No. 5), 142-4
    >>Disease, national strategy on cancer, mental illness/health and heart disease (Fletcher), 840, as amended, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 96), 842
    >>>Amdt. (Crowder), 840, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 95), 841-2
    >>Elections, 39th General Election, Monday, February 13, 2006 date set (Layton), 1285-6, division deferred, 1286, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 182), 1301-3
    >>Employment insurance, benefits, calculation, high unemployment areas (Godin), 826-7, division deferred, 827, negatived on recorded division (Division No. 97), 842-4
    >>Equalization payments, non-renewable resources, claw-back (Lukiwski), 532, negatived on recorded division (Division No. 46), 534-6
    >>>Amdt. (Fitzpatrick), 533, negatived on recorded division (Division No. 45), 533-4
    >>>Seconder (Yelich), M., agreed to, by unanimous consent, 532
    >>Fiscal imbalance (intergovernmental), Prime Minister Martin, attitude at October 26, 2005 federal-provincial meeting/Finance Standing Committee special subcommittee, establishing (Loubier), 164-5, division deferred, 165, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 6), 182-3
    >>Foundations, external auditor, appointment of Auditor General (Solberg), 466-7, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 39), 467-8
    >>Fraser River sockeye salmon fishery, mismanagement, independent judicial enquiry (Kamp), 324-5, division deferred, 325, negatived on recorded division (Division No. 25), 325-7
    >>Gomery Commission, terms of reference, section k, amendment to allow naming of names and assignment of responsibility (Lunn), 808-10, division deferred, 810, negatived on recorded division (Division No. 93), 819-20
    >>Judges, appointment process, discrimination on basis of political opinion, Mr. Justice Michel Robert remarks (Marceau), 829, 831, division deferred, 831, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 98), 844-5
    >>Liberal government (Martin), non-confidence in Government (Harper), 1334-5, division deferred, 1335
    >>Mirabel International Airport, expropriated land, sale back to previous owners (Harper), 259-61, division deferred, 261, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 17), 275-6
    >>Offshore oil and gas revenues, Newfoundland and Labrador and Nova Scotia receiving 100%, Liberal government (Martin), commitment (Harper), 198-9, division deferred, 199, negatived on recorded division (Division No. 10), 216-7
    >>Older workers, job loss due to globalization, support measures (Lessard), 859-60, division deferred, 860, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 103), 882-4
    >>Proceeds of crime, burden of proof (Marceau), 513-5, division deferred, 515, as amended, agreed to, by unanimous consent, 536
    >>>Amdt., M., agreed to, by unanimous consent, 513
    >>Sponsorship program, Liberal Party of Canada funds, trust account, establishing (Duceppe), 630-1, division deferred, 631, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 65), 651-2
    >>Supply management, World Trade Organization (WTO) negotiations (Bellavance), 1306-7, as amended, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 183), 1307-8
    >>>Amdt. (Desrochers), 1307, agreed to, 1307
    >>Textile and clothing industry, Canadian Apparel and Textile Industry Program (CATIP), adequacy (Paquette), 397-9, 401, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 32), 402-3
    >>Trans fats (trans fatty acids), ban (Martin, Pat), 232-3, division deferred, 233, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 13), 247-8

Supreme Court Act (amdt.--constitutional validity of any Act)(Bill C-269)--Chatters

Supreme Court of Canada

    >>Departmental Performance Report
    >>>2003-2004, tabled, 162 (8563-381-83)
    >>>2004-2005, tabled, 1232 (8563-381-175)
    >>Judges, appointment see Justice, Human Rights, Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Standing Committee--Reports, Seventh
    >>See also Constitution;Estimates, 2004-2005, Main--Reports on Plans and Priorities;Estimates, 2005-2006, Main--Reports on Plans and Priorities

Surface coating materials see Hazardous Products Act;

Surrey North constituency see House of Commons-Vacancies

Survivor Education Benefits Act (Bill C-413)--MacKay

Survivor's allowances see Old Age Security;Veterans' benefits/pensions

Sustainable Development Technology Canada

    >>Corporate Plan, Executive Summary, April 2004, tabled, 807 (8525-381-24)

Sustainable development strategies

    >>Reports tabled and permanently referred to Environment and Sustainable Development Standing Committee
    >>>Fisheries and Oceans Department, 558 (8560-381-460-01)
    >>See also Budget Implementation Act, 2005 (Bill C-43)

Swarming

    >>And recruitment of children, criminal offence, establishing see Criminal Code (amdt.--recruitment of children and swarming)(Bill C-341)

T

Taiwan

    >>Canada, economic, trade, cultural and other initiatives see Taiwan Affairs Act (Bill C-357)
    >>See also World Health Organization (WHO)

Taiwan Affairs Act (Bill C-357)--Abbott

    >>1st r, 574
    >>2nd r, 755, dropped to bottom of Order of Precedence list under S.O. 93, 755

Take note debates

    >>Afghanistan, Canadian Armed Forces role (Government Business No. 21), 1274
    >>>Initiating, M. (Valeri), 1250, agreed to, 1250
    >>Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE), beef industry, impact (Government Business No. 2), 58-9, 83
    >>>Initiating, M., agreed to, by unanimous consent, 15
    >>Budget 2005 (February 23, 2005), pre-budget consultations, Finance Standing Committee, Third Report (Moving Forward: Balancing Priorities and Making Choices for the Economy of the Twenty-First Century), (Government Business No. 8), M. (Valeri), 359-60, 366, 374
    >>Citizens' engagement, democratic renewal, relationship (Government Business No. 11), 690
    >>>Initiating, M. (Bélanger), agreed to, 674
    >>Credit cards (Government Business No. 6), 313
    >>>Initiating, M., agreed to, by unanimous consent, 288
    >>Drugs and pharmaceuticals, Internet sales, cyberpharmacies, 1239
    >>>Initiating, M. (Valeri), 1224, agreed to, 1224
    >>Hepatitis C, tainted blood recipients, compensation (Government Business No. 3), 187
    >>>Initiating, M., agreed to, by unanimous consent, 165
    >>Mountain pine beetle, Lodgepole pine forests, British Columbia, infestation/damage, federal government assistance (Government Business No. 7), 348
    >>>Initiating, M. (Valeri), agreed to, 325
    >>Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and law enforcement in Canada, 617
    >>>Initiating, M. (Valeri), 596, agreed to, 596
    >>Softwood lumber industry (Government Business No. 19), 1205
    >>>Initiating, M. (Valeri), 1181, agreed to, 1181
    >>Supply management, 847
    >>>Initiating, M. (Bélanger), 830, division deferred, 830, deemed adopted, M., agreed to, by unanimous consent, 831
    >>Textile and clothing industry, crisis, job losses, etc., 355
    >>>Initiating, M., agreed to, by unanimous consent, 352
    >>Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (United States), border security/passport measure, (Government Business No. 18), 1197
    >>>Initiating, M. (Valeri), 1181, agreed to, 1181

Talisman Energy Inc.

    >>Foreign operations, Foreign Affairs and International Trade Department, human rights and environmental factors, r.o., Q-220 (Broadbent), 1351-2 (8555-381-220)

Tarr, Michael John see Ridley Terminals Inc.

Tax Conventions Implementation Act, 2004 (Bill S-17)--Minister of Finance (Goodale)

    >>Senate passage, 320
    >>1st r, 323-4
    >>2nd r, 352, agreed to, 352
    >>Finance Standing Committee
    >>>Referral, 352
    >>>Report, without amdt., 383
    >>Report stage, 519
    >>>Concurrence, M. (Goodale), 519, agreed to, 519
    >>3rd r, 519, agreed to, 520, passed
    >>Royal Assent, 557 (Chap. 8, S.C. 2005)

Tax Court of Canada Act

    >>Ways and Means No. 2
    >>>Concurrence, M. (Goodale), 311, agreed to on division, 311
    >>>Notice, tabled, 300 (8570-381-02)
    >>>See also Budget Implementation Act, 2004, No. 2 (Bill C-33)

Tax credits see Canada Child Tax Benefit--Child Disability Benefit Supplement disability tax credit;Charitable donations tax credits;Child adoption expenses;Disability Tax Credit;Education Tax Credit;Investment tax credit;Medical Expense Tax Credit;Mineral exploration tax credit;Scientific research and experimental development tax credit

Tax havens see Barbados

Tax treaties

    >>Armenia, Azerbaijan, Gabon, Ireland, Oman see Tax Conventions Implementation Act, 2004 (Bill S-17)

Taxation see Bicycles;Chinese Canadians;Corporate income tax;Excise duties and taxes;First Nations--Property taxes--Quebec;Fishing property;Gasoline taxes;Goods and Services Tax (GST);Harmonized Sales Tax (HST);Kyoto accord;Labrador Inuit Land Claims Agreement;Labrador Inuit Tax Treatment Agreement;Literacy;Mutual fund trusts;Payments in lieu of Taxes Dispute Advisory Panel;Property taxes;Tlicho Tax Treatment Agreement;Tobacco products

Taxi chits

    >>Government departments, agencies and crown corporations, r.o. Q-115 (Anders), 696 (8555-381-115)

Technology see Biotechnology;Information technology;Satellite remote sensing technology

Technology Partnerships Canada (TPC)

    >>Expenditures, r.o. Q-35 (Rajotte), 363-4 (8555-381-35)
    >>Lobbyists, payments/violations of government conditions, internal audit, r.o. Q-218 (Fitzpatrick), 1300 (8555-381-218)

Telecommunications

    >>Lawful intercept-capable technologies/subscriber information, telephone and Internet service providers, requirement to ensure see Modernization of Investigative Techniques Act (Bill C-74)
    >>See also Broadcasting--Video programming;Cellular phones;Elections--Campaign offices;Radio frequency interference;Voice over Internet Protocol

Telecommunications Act (amdt.)(Bill C-37)--Minister of Industry (Emerson)

    >>1st r, 345
    >>Industry, Natural Resources, Science and Technology Standing Committee
    >>>Referral before second reading, M. (Emerson), 391-2, agreed to on division, 394
    >>>Report, with amdts., 872
    >>Report stage and second reading, 1175-6, 1179-81
    >>>Concurrence, as amended, with further amdts., M. (Emerson), 1181, agreed to, 1181
    >>>Motion No. 1 (Clause 1), (Emerson), 1175, 1179-80, agreed to, 1180
    >>>Motion No. 2 (Clause 1), (Emerson), 1175, 1180, agreed to, 1180
    >>>Motion No. 3 (Clause 1), (Emerson), 1175, 1180, agreed to, 1180
    >>>Motion No. 4 (Clause 1), (Emerson), 1175, 1180, agreed to, 1180
    >>>Motion No. 5 (Clause 1), (Emerson), 1175, 1180, agreed to, 1180
    >>>Motion No. 6 (Clause 1), (Emerson), 1175, 1180, agreed to, 1180
    >>>Motion No. 8 (Clause 1), (Emerson), 1175-6, 1180, agreed to, 1180
    >>>Motion No. 9 (Clause 1), (Emerson), 1176, 1180, agreed to, 1180
    >>>Motion No. 10 (Clause 1), (Emerson), 1176, 1180, agreed to, 1180
    >>3rd r, 1193-4, 1196-7, as amended, agreed to, 1197, passed
    >>>Amdt., M., agreed to, by unanimous consent, 1193-4
    >>Senate passage, with amdts., 1336
    >>>Concurrence, M. (Emerson), 1339, agreed to on division, 1342
    >>Royal Assent, 1346 (Chap. 50, S.C. 2005)

Telecommunications Act (amdt.--Voice over Internet Protocol)(Bill C-365)--Pacetti

Telecommunications Act (No. 2) (amdt.)(Bill C-73)--Minister of Industry (Emerson)

Telecommunications and Radio Apparatus

    >>Reports tabled and permanently referred to Industry, Natural Resources, Science and Technology Standing Committee
    >>>Industry Canada User Fees Proposal, 1034 (8560-381-892-01)
    >>>>Deemed presented by the Committee, 1235

Telefilm Canada

    >>Executive Director, S. Wayne Clarkson, appointment see Canadian Heritage Standing Committee--Reports, Sixth;Telefilm Canada--Reports
    >>Mandate see Telefilm Canada Act (amdt.)(Bill C-18)
    >>Reports tabled and permanently referred to Canadian Heritage Standing Committee
    >>>2003-2004 annual report, with Auditor General's report, 145 (8560-381-91-01)
    >>>Executive Director, S. Wayne Clarkson, certificate of nomination, 268 (8540-381-3-05)
    >>See also Access to Information Act;Privacy Act

Telefilm Canada Act (amdt.)(Bill C-18)--Minister of Canadian Heritage (Frulla)

    >>1st r, 174
    >>Canadian Heritage Standing Committee
    >>>Referral before second reading, M. (Frulla), agreed to, 215
    >>>Report, with amdt., 293
    >>Report stage and second reading, 340-1
    >>>Concurrence, as amended, M. (Frulla), 341, agreed to, 341
    >>3rd r, 344, passed
    >>Senate passage, without amdt., 556