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Daily Routine Tributes February 3, 2011 HANSARD 7245 Yukon Legislative Assembly Mount Lorne; and Motion No. 1100, standing in the name of Whitehorse, Yukon the Member for Kluane. Thursday, February 3, 2011 — 1:00 p.m. Also, the following motions have been removed from the Order Paper, as the action requested in the motion has been Speaker: I will now call the House to order. We will fulfilled in whole or in part: Motion No. 671, standing in the proceed at this time with prayers. name of the Member for Mount Lorne; and Motion No. 692, standing in the name of the Member for Klondike. Prayers DAILY ROUTINE By-election return to writ Speaker: We will now proceed with the Order Paper. Speaker: I wish to inform the Assembly that I have re- Are there any tributes? ceived a letter from the Chief Electoral Officer respecting the by-election held in the Electoral District of Whitehorse Centre TRIBUTES on December 13, 2010. The letter, dated December 20, 2010, In recognition of World Cancer Day reads as follows: Hon. Mr. Hart: On behalf of the House, I rise today “The death on July 28, 2010 of Todd Hardy, Member for in honour of World Cancer Day, which is tomorrow. I want to the Electoral District of Whitehorse Centre, caused a vacancy pay tribute to the hard-working men and women around the in the Yukon Legislative Assembly. world who devote so much of their time and energy to the “A writ of election to fill this vacancy was issued on No- eradication of this disease. The World Health Organization vember 12, 2010, with polling day being December 13, 2010. supports the International Union Against Cancer in its call to “I hereby advise that the returning officer for the Electoral promote ways to ease the global burden of cancer. This year District of Whitehorse Centre has certified in the return to the the World Health Organization is emphasizing the value of writ that Elizabeth Hanson has been elected as the member to physical activity in the prevention of cancers, especially breast represent that electoral district in the Legislative Assembly. and colon cancers. “Sincerely, The World Health Organization supports the International “Jo-Ann Waugh Union Against Cancer in its call to promote ways to ease the “Chief Electoral Officer” global burden of cancer. This year, the WHO is emphasizing New member takes seat the value of physical activity in the prevention of cancers, es- Mr. Cardiff: Mr. Speaker, I have the honour to pre- pecially breast and colon cancers. sent Elizabeth Hanson, representing the Electoral District of Closer to home, the Canadian Cancer Society states that Whitehorse Centre, who has taken the required oaths and now cancer is the leading cause of premature death in Canada. claims the right to take her seat. Pour sa part, la Société canadienne du cancer indique que Speaker: The member may now take her seat. le cancer est la principale cause de décès prématuré au Canada. Mr. Cardiff escorts Ms. Hanson to her seat Every seven minutes, two Canadians are diagnosed with cancer and one dies from it every seven-and-a-half minutes. Introduction of pages The good news is that there have been amazing strides in Speaker: It gives me great pleasure to announce that the fight against all forms of cancer. Many cancers can be the following students will be serving the House as legislative prevented by encouraging a physically active lifestyle, healthy pages for the 2011 spring sitting. They are Kellina Benoit, eating habits and simple preventive measures such as covering Alyssa Blanchard, Shermaine Chua, Liam Finnegan, Sruthee up in the sun and not smoking. Govindaraj, Kevin McLachlan and Kate Power from Vanier Next to prevention, self-awareness is the best way to catch Catholic Secondary School, and Katie Doerksen from Porter cancer early, mitigate its effects, prolong life and even cure the Creek Secondary School. disease. Early detection of cancer is the best indicator of Today we have with us Alyssa Blanchard and Sruthee Go- successful treatment of cancer. We know our bodies best. vindaraj. I would ask the members to welcome them to the That’s why there is so much information in the media House at this time, please. encouraging us to go see our doctors if we notice unusual Applause changes in our bodies. Withdrawal of motions C’est nous qui connaissons le mieux notre corps. C’est Speaker: The Chair wishes to inform the House of pourquoi les médias nous encouragent tellement à aller chez le changes that have been made to the Order Paper. The following médecin dès que nous constatons des changements inhabituels. motions have been removed from the Order Paper because they In closing, Mr. Speaker, I would like to encourage all are outdated: Motions No. 241, 1094, 1230 and 1234, standing Yukoners to adopt a healthy lifestyle to help prevent cancer and in the name of the Leader of the Official Opposition; Motion to get themselves checked out regularly. No. 835, standing in the name of the Member for Klondike; Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Motions No. 995, 996, 998, 1003 and 1189, standing in the name of the Member for Lake Laberge; Motions No. 1019, 1039, 1093 and 1148, standing in the name of the Member for 7246 HANSARD February 3, 2011 In recognition of Heart and Stroke Month needs and a preventive system, rather than concentrating on Ms. Hanson: Mr. Speaker, I rise on behalf of the intervention, when sadly, sometimes that is way too late. Legislative Assembly to pay tribute to this month, February, as Heart and Stroke Month. In recognition of Yukon Quest Nearly 10 years ago the Romanow Report on the Future of Mr. Fairclough: I rise on behalf of the Assembly to Health Care was released. Unfortunately, this prophetic docu- give tribute to all participants, organizers, sponsors and volun- ment has been largely ignored. One of the main thrusts in the teers who have made Yukon Quest a resounding success over report is the recommendation to put greater human and finan- the years. cial resources into the prevention of disease, rather than the This international dogsled race has been run every year present emphasis on a curative system. Prevention not only since 1984 and is considered a true symbol of Yukon. Partici- saves money, it saves lives. pants in this thousand-mile race follow the harrowing trail that The World Health Organization estimates that non- prospectors followed in search of gold over a century ago. As a communicable diseases, such as cancer and cardiovascular dis- result, both mushers and dogs must endure some of the planet’s eases, contribute to 60 percent of global death and 40 percent harshest terrain and coldest temperatures. It is for this reason of the global burden of disease. These diseases are more com- that the Yukon Quest has come to represent the true power of mon among the elderly and, as the Canadian population ages, it will and pushing oneself against all odds. It is for this reason is projected that the overall burden posed by them will grow. that the world turns its attention to this great region. Health Canada reports that cardiovascular disease is the Yukoners embrace the spirit and self-determination and leading cause of death, disability and illness in Canada. Total have shown their love for all participants in this race, both hu- eradication of heart and stroke disease is an unrealistic goal, man and canine, through their countless hours of volunteer but much can be done to reduce their impact, both on individu- hours and the financial contribution that they have dedicated to als and for the population as a whole, through lifestyle im- this event. The Yukon Quest is a race that shows deep appre- provements. ciation and respect for the natural world. Dog and musher are As with cancer and other non-communicable diseases, equal partners in working together to survive against the ele- cardio-vascular problems are linked to known risk factors. The ments in this journey. This mutual respect and dependency are main risk factors are inadequate dietary intake of fruits and evident in the way the dogs are cared for and loved by all in- vegetables, lessened physical activity patterns and tobacco use. volved in this event. Public education is of great importance in controlling these risk The 2011 Yukon Quest official start will take place in factors, but we must also look at influences outside of indi- front of the White Pass building in Whitehorse at 11:00 a.m. viduals. this coming Saturday, February 5. We wish all of the partici- A restructured system for primary health care is our best pants the best of luck and would like to convey how proud we vehicle for reaching healthy people in their communities. Inter- are of all of them. ventions designed to decrease risk factors before disease takes hold can be available through collaborative primary care health Speaker: Are there any further tributes? clinics that educate the public and offer preventive measures. Hearing none, are there any visitors to be introduced? Systemic change is long overdue and has been researched in INTRODUCTION OF VISITORS pilot projects across Canada. There are many stakeholder or- Ms. Hanson: I’d like the House to join me in welcom- ganizations in disease control. Coordination is needed to create ing several visitors to the gallery. First, I’d like to introduce my synergy and maximize effectiveness. family: my husband Doug Mowat and my daughter Paula We must also look beyond the health system. Prevention Mowat. I think we all recognize that families are incredibly of heart and stroke disease and other non-communicable condi- important at all stages of our lives and no more so than when tions will be most effective if the need for healthy public policy we undertake to engage in public service.
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