Bill 7
Post-Secondary Learning Amendment Act, 2008
October 21, 2008, afternoon session

Mr. Chase: I have a degree of regret about the very slow progress associated with the urban campus. This is an area where myself and Roman Cooney could be dressed as cheerleaders with pompoms promoting the idea of that urban campus.

Ms Pastoor: Too visual. Too visual.

Mr. Chase: I know. I won't go further than that. [interjection] No, no. There are male cheerleaders, too. You know, we wear macho outfits, and our pompoms are very heavy and require a great effort.

Bill 33
Agriculture Financial Services Amendment Act, 2008
October 21, 2008, evening session

Dr. Taft: I've often spoken to beef producers around this province. In fact, my in-laws still raise cattle. If this session hadn't opened on that second Tuesday in October, I would have been out helping with dehorning and castrating and branding and otherwise cattle.

Ms Pastoor: Oh, prairie oysters. Yummy.

Dr. Taft: Now, the Member for Lethbridge-East is licking her chops at the idea of a good feed of prairie oysters. I have to tell you that after seeing bucketfuls of them, I have no appetite at all for that sort of thing. Regardless, I'm losing my track about my point here.