List of premiers of Saskatchewan
List of Premiers
No. Portrait Name (Birth–Death) DistrictTerm of officeElectoral mandates (Assembly) Political party

List of premiers of Saskatchewan

Section Title: List of Premiers
Table Section Text: No. Portrait Name (Birth–Death) DistrictTerm of officeElectoral mandates (Assembly) Political party

No.	Portrait	Name (Birth–Death) District	Term of office	Electoral mandates (Assembly)	Political party

Premiers of the North-West Territories[edit]

1	-	Sir Frederick W. A. G. Haultain (1857–1942) MLA for Macleod	7 October 1897 – 1 September 1905	Title created (3rd Assembly) 1898 election (4th Assembly) 1902 election (5th Assembly)	Liberal-Conservative Party Named leader in 1897

Premiers of Saskatchewan[edit]

1	-	Thomas Walter Scott (1867–1938) MLA for Lumsden (until 1908) MLA for Swift Current (from 1908)	12 September 1905 – 20 October 1916	Title created (no assembly) 1905 election (1st Assembly) 1908 election (2nd Assembly) 1912 election (3rd Assembly)	Saskatchewan Liberal Party Named leader in 1905

2	-	William Melville Martin (1876–1970) MLA for Regina City (until 1921) MLA for Regina City #1 (from 1921)	20 October 1916 – 5 April 1922	Appointment (3rd Assembly) 1917 election (4th Assembly) 1921 election (5th Assembly)	Saskatchewan Liberal Party Named leader in 1916

Until 20 October 1917 was the only premier to not be the President of the Executive Council (he was the Minister of Education and J.

3	-	Charles Avery Dunning (1885–1958) MLA for Moose Jaw County	5 April 1922 – 26 February 1926	Appointment (5th Assembly) 1925 election (6th Assembly)	Saskatchewan Liberal Party Named leader in 1922

4 (1 of 2)	-	James G. Gardiner (1883–1962) MLA for North Qu'Appelle	26 February 1926 – 9 September 1929	Appointment (6th Assembly) 1929 election (7th Assembly)	Saskatchewan Liberal Party Named leader in 1926

5	-	James Thomas Milton Anderson (1878–1946) MLA for Saskatoon City #1	9 September 1929 – 19 July 1934	Appointment (7th Assembly)	Conservative Party of Saskatchewan Named leader in 1924

4 (2 of 2)	-	James Garfield Gardiner (1883–1962) MLA for Melville	19 July 1934 – 1 November 1935	1934 election (8th Assembly)	Saskatchewan Liberal Party Named leader in 1926

6	-	William John Patterson (1886–1976) MLA for Cannington	1 November 1935 – 10 July 1944	Appointment (8th Assembly) 1938 election (9th Assembly)	Saskatchewan Liberal Party Named leader in 1935

First Premier born in Saskatchewan.

7	-	Tommy Douglas (1904–1986) MLA for Weyburn	10 July 1944 – 7 November 1961	1944 election (10th Assembly) 1948 election (11th Assembly) 1952 election (12th Assembly) 1956 election (13th Assembly) 1960 election (14th Assembly)	Co-operative Commonwealth Federation Named leader in 1942

8	-	Woodrow Lloyd (1913–1972) MLA for Biggar	7 November 1961 – 22 May 1964	Appointment (14th Assembly)	Co-operative Commonwealth Federation Named leader in 1961

9	-	Ross Thatcher (1917–1971) MLA for Morse	22 May 1964 – 30 June 1971	1964 election (15th Assembly) 1967 election (16th Assembly)	Saskatchewan Liberal Party Named leader in 1959

10	Allan-Blakeney-2009.jpeg	Allan Blakeney (1925–2011) MLA for Regina Centre (until 1975) MLA for Regina Elphinstone (from 1975)	30 June 1971 – 8 May 1982	1971 election (17th Assembly) 1975 election (18th Assembly) 1978 election (19th Assembly)	Saskatchewan New Democratic Party Named leader in 1970

11	-	Grant Devine (b. 1944) MLA for Estevan	8 May 1982 – 1 November 1991	1982 election (20th Assembly) 1986 election (21st Assembly)	Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan Named leader in 1979

12	-	Roy Romanow (b. 1939) MLA for Saskatoon Riversdale	1 November 1991 – 8 February 2001	1991 election (22nd Assembly) 1995 election (23rd Assembly) 1999 election (24th Assembly)	Saskatchewan New Democratic Party Named leader in 1987

13	-	Lorne Calvert (b. 1952) MLA for Saskatoon Riversdale	8 February 2001 – 21 November 2007	Appointment (24th Assembly) 2003 election (25th Assembly)	Saskatchewan New Democratic Party Named leader in 2001

14	-	Brad Wall (b. 1965) MLA for Swift Current	21 November 2007 – 2 February 2018	2007 election (26th Assembly) 2011 election (27th Assembly) 2016 election (28th Assembly)	Saskatchewan Party Named leader in 2004

15	-	Scott Moe (b. 1973) MLA for Rosthern-Shellbrook	2 February 2018 – incumbent	Appointment (28th Assembly)	Saskatchewan Party Named leader in 2018

^Co. Coalition government ^Min. Minority government

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Moose Jaw County was the constituency of Premier Charles Avery Dunning.
Moose Jaw County was the constituency of Premier Charles Avery Dunning.

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