Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan

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The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan is the presiding officer of the Saskatchewan Legislature.

Speakers of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan

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No.

! scope="col" width="200px" | Name
Electoral district
(Birth–Death)

! scope="col" width="100px" | Term of office

! colspan="2" |Party

!Legislature

1

|Thomas MacNutt
MLA for Saltcoats
(1850–1927)

|1905–1908

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|Liberal}}; " |

| width="100px" |Liberal

|1st

2

|William Charles Sutherland
MLA for Saskatoon County
(1865–1940)

|1908–1912

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|Liberal}}; " |

|Liberal

|2nd

3

|John Albert Sheppard
MLA for Moose Jaw County
(1875–1947)

|1912–1916

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|Liberal}}; " |

|Liberal

| rowspan="2" |3rd

style="height:35px"

| rowspan="2" |4

| rowspan="2" |Robert Menzies Mitchell
MLA for Weyburn
(1865–1932)

| rowspan="2" |1917–1919

| rowspan="2" style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|Liberal}}; " |

| rowspan="2" |Liberal

rowspan="2" |4th
style="height:35px"

| rowspan="2" |5

| rowspan="2" |George Adam Scott
MLA for Arm River
(1874–1963)

| rowspan="2" |1919–1925

| rowspan="2" style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|Liberal}}; " |

| rowspan="2" |Liberal

5th
6

|Walter George Robinson
MLA for Francis
(1873–1949)

|1925–1929

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|Liberal}}; " |

|Liberal

|6th

7

|James Fraser Bryant
MLA for Lumsden
(1877–1945)

|1929

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|Conservative}}; " |

|Conservative

| rowspan="2" |7th

8

|Robert Sterritt Leslie
MLA for Weyburn
(1875–1958)

|1930–1934

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|Progressive}}; " |

|Progressive

9

|John Mason Parker
MLA for Touchwood
(1882–1960)

|1934–1938

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|Liberal}}; " |

|Liberal

|8th

10

|Charles Agar
MLA for Hanley
(1882–1962)

|1939–1944

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|Liberal}}; " |

|Liberal

|9th

rowspan="3" |11

| rowspan="3" |Tom Johnston
MLA for Touchwood
(1881–1969)

| rowspan="3" |1944–1956

| rowspan="3" style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|CCF}}; " |

| rowspan="3" |Co-operative Commonwealth

|10th

11th
12th
12

|James Andrew Darling
MLA for Watrous
(1891–1979)

|1957–1960

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|CCF}}; " |

|Co-operative Commonwealth

|13th

13

|Everett Irvine Wood
MLA for Swift Current
(1910–1983)

|1961

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|CCF}}; " |

|Co-operative Commonwealth

| rowspan="2" |14th

14

|Frederick Arthur Dewhurst
MLA for Wadena
(1911–1985)

|1962–1964

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|CCF}}; " |

|Co-operative Commonwealth

rowspan="2" |15

| rowspan="2" |James Snedker
MLA for Saltcoats
(1911–1981)

| rowspan="2" |1965–1971

| rowspan="2" style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|Liberal}}; " |

| rowspan="2" |Liberal

|15th

16th
16

|Frederick Arthur Dewhurst
MLA for Wadena
(1911–1985)

|1971–1975

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|NDP}}; " |

|New Democratic

|17th

rowspan="2" |17

| rowspan="2" |John Edward Brockelbank
MLA for Saskatoon Westmount
(1931–2020)

| rowspan="2" |1975–1982

| rowspan="2" style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|NDP}}; " |

| rowspan="2" |New Democratic

|18th

19th
18

|Herbert Swan
MLA for Rosetown-Elrose
(1927–2013)

|1982–1986

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC}}; " |

|Progressive Conservative

|20th

19

|Arnold Tusa
MLA for Last Mountain-Touchwood
(born 1940)

|1986–1991

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|PC}}; " |

|Progressive Conservative

|21st

20

|Herman Rolfes
MLA for Saskatoon Nutana
(born 1936)

|1991–1996

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|NDP}}; " |

|New Democratic

|22nd

21

|Glenn Hagel
MLA for Moose Jaw North
(born 1949)

|1996–1999

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|NDP}}; " |

|New Democratic

|23rd

22

|Ron Osika
MLA for Melville
(born 1939)

|1999–2001

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|Liberal}}; " |

|Liberal

| rowspan="2" |24th

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| rowspan="2" |23

| rowspan="2" |Myron Kowalsky
MLA for Prince Albert Carlton
(1941–2022)

| rowspan="2" |2001–2007

| rowspan="2" style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|NDP}}; " |

| rowspan="2" |New Democratic

25th
24

|Don Toth
MLA for Moosomin
(born 1948)

|2007–2011

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|Saskatchewan}}; " |

|Saskatchewan

|26th

25

|Dan D'Autremont
MLA for Cannington
(born 1950)

|2011–2016

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|Saskatchewan}}; " |

|Saskatchewan

|27th

26

|Corey Tochor
MLA for Saskatoon Eastview
(born 1976 or 1977)

|2016–2018

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|Saskatchewan}}; " |

|Saskatchewan

| rowspan="2" |28th

27

|Mark Docherty
MLA for Regina Coronation Park
(born 1960 or 1961)

|2018–2020

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|Saskatchewan}}; " |

|Saskatchewan

rowspan="2" |28

| rowspan="2" |Randy Weekes
MLA for Biggar-Sask Valley
(born 1956)

| rowspan="2" |2020–2024

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|Saskatchewan}}; " |

|Saskatchewan

| rowspan="2" |29th

style="background:{{Canadian party colour|BC|Independent}}; |

|Independent

29

|Todd Goudy
MLA for Melfort

|2024–present

| style="width:1px; background:{{Canadian party colour|SK|Saskatchewan}}; " |

|Saskatchewan

|30th

See also

References

  • {{cite web |url=http://www.saskarchives.com/sites/default/files/documents/Speakers.pdf |title=Saskatchewan Speakers of the Legislative Assembly |publisher=Saskatchewan Archive Board |accessdate=2009-11-28}}

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