26th Saskatchewan Legislature

The 26th Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan was elected in the 2007 Saskatchewan election, and was sworn in on November 21, 2007. It sat until May 19, 2011. It was controlled by the Saskatchewan Party under Premier Brad Wall.

Members

 MemberPartyDistrict
 Denis AllchurchSaskatchewan PartyRosthern-Shellbrook
 Pat AtkinsonNew DemocraticSaskatoon Nutana
 Joan BeattyNew DemocraticCumberland
 Doyle VermetteNew Democratic
 Buckley BelangerNew DemocraticAthabasca
 Bob BjornerudSaskatchewan PartyMelville-Saltcoats
 Bill BoydSaskatchewan PartyKindersley
 Fred BradshawSaskatchewan PartyCarrot River Valley
 Greg BrkichSaskatchewan PartyArm River-Watrous
 Cam BrotenNew DemocraticSaskatoon Massey Place
 Lorne CalvertNew DemocraticSaskatoon Riversdale
 Danielle ChartierNew Democratic
 Ken CheveldayoffSaskatchewan PartySaskatoon Silver Springs
 Michael ChisholmSaskatchewan PartyCut Knife-Turtleford
 Dan D'AutremontSaskatchewan PartyCannington
 June DraudeSaskatchewan PartyKelvington-Wadena
 Dustin DuncanSaskatchewan PartyWeyburn-Big Muddy
 Doreen EaglesSaskatchewan PartyEstevan
 Wayne ElhardSaskatchewan PartyCypress Hills
 David ForbesNew DemocraticSaskatoon Centre
 Darcy FurberNew DemocraticPrince Albert Northcote
 Rod GantefoerSaskatchewan PartyMelfort
 Donna HarpauerSaskatchewan PartyHumboldt
 Ron HarperNew DemocraticRegina Northeast
 Jeremy HarrisonSaskatchewan PartyMeadow Lake
 Glen HartSaskatchewan PartyLast Mountain-Touchwood
 Nancy HeppnerSaskatchewan PartyMartensville
 Darryl HickieSaskatchewan PartyPrince Albert Carlton
 Deb HigginsNew DemocraticMoose Jaw Wakamow
 Bill HutchinsonSaskatchewan PartyRegina South
 Yogi HuyghebaertSaskatchewan PartyWood River
 Andy IwanchukNew DemocraticSaskatoon Fairview
 Judy JunorNew DemocraticSaskatoon Eastview
 Delbert KirschSaskatchewan PartyBatoche
 Ken KrawetzSaskatchewan PartyCanora-Pelly
 Serge LeClercIndependentSaskatoon Northwest
 Gordon WyantSaskatchewan Party
 Warren McCallNew DemocraticRegina Elphinstone-Centre
 Tim McMillanSaskatchewan PartySaskatoon Northwest
 Don McMorrisSaskatchewan PartyIndian Head-Milestone
 Warren MichelsonSaskatchewan PartyMoose Jaw North
 Don MorganSaskatchewan PartySaskatoon Southeast
 Sandra MorinNew DemocraticRegina Walsh Acres
 John NilsonNew DemocraticRegina Lakeview
 Rob NorrisSaskatchewan PartySaskatoon Greystone
 Greg OttenbreitSaskatchewan PartyYorkton
 Frank QuennellNew DemocraticSaskatoon Meewasin
 Jim ReiterSaskatchewan PartyRosetown-Elrose
 Laura RossSaskatchewan PartyRegina Qu'Appelle Valley
 Joceline SchriemerSaskatchewan PartySaskatoon Sutherland
 Lyle StewartSaskatchewan PartyThunder Creek
 Len TaylorNew DemocraticThe Battlefords
 Christine TellSaskatchewan PartyRegina Wascana Plains
 Don TothSaskatchewan PartyMoosomin
 Kim TrewNew DemocraticRegina Coronation Park
 Harry Van MulligenNew DemocraticRegina Douglas Park
 Dwain LingenfelterNew Democratic
 Brad WallSaskatchewan PartySwift Current
 Nadine WilsonSaskatchewan PartySaskatchewan Rivers
 Randy WeekesSaskatchewan PartyBiggar
 Trent WotherspoonNew DemocraticRegina Rosemont
 Kevin YatesNew DemocraticRegina Dewdney

Standings changes since the 26th general election

Number of members
per party by date
2007200820092010
Oct 10Jan 3Jun 25Jun 8Jun 30Sep 21Apr 16Aug 31Oct 18
 Saskatchewan Party383738
 New Democratic201920191820
 Independent010
Total Members5857585756585758
Vacant01012010
Government Majority181918192018161718
Membership changes in the 26th Assembly
DateNameDistrictPartyReason
 October 10, 2007See List of MembersElection day of the 26th Saskatchewan general election
 January 3, 2008Joan BeattyCumberlandNew DemocraticResigned to run in a federal by-election
 June 25, 2008Doyle VermetteCumberlandNew DemocraticElected in a by-election
 June 8, 2009Harry Van MulligenRegina Douglas ParkNew DemocraticResigned seat
 June 30, 2009Lorne CalvertSaskatoon RiversdaleNew DemocraticResigned seat
 September 21, 2008Danielle ChartierSaskatoon RiversdaleNew DemocraticElected in a by-election
 September 21, 2008Dwain LingenfelterRegina Douglas ParkNew DemocraticElected in a by-election
 April 16, 2010Serge LeClercSaskatoon NorthwestIndependentLeft the Saskatchewan Party caucus
 August 31, 2010Serge LeClercSaskatoon NorthwestIndependentResigned Seat
 October 18, 2010Gordon WyantSaskatoon NorthwestSaskatchewan PartyElected in a by-election

References

  • "Membership of the Legislatures" (PDF). Saskatchewan Archives. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2013-12-27. Retrieved 2012-03-06.