30th Saskatchewan Legislature

30th Saskatchewan Legislature
30th Saskatchewan Legislature
Majority parliament
Parliament leaders
Premier	Scott Moe; 2 Feb 2018 – present
Leader of the; Opposition	Carla Beck; 26 Jun 2022 – present
Party caucuses
Government	Saskatchewan Party
Opposition	New Democratic Party
Members	61 MLA seats
Sovereign
Monarch	Charles III; 8 Sep 2022 – present
Lieutenant; Governor	Russell Mirasty; 8 Jul 2019 – present
← 29th	→ 31st

The 30th Saskatchewan Legislature was elected at the province's 2024 general election, held on 28 October.

Members

Riding^[2]	Name		First elected
Athabasca	Leroy Laliberte	New Democratic Party	2024
Batoche	Darlene Rowden	Saskatchewan Party	2024
The Battlefords	Jeremy Cockrill	Saskatchewan Party	2020
Cannington	Daryl Harrison	Saskatchewan Party	2020
Canora-Pelly	Sean Wilson	Saskatchewan Party	2024
Carrot River Valley	Terri Bromm	Saskatchewan Party	2024
Cumberland	Jordan McPhail	New Democratic Party	2024
Cut Knife-Turtleford	James Thorsteinson	Saskatchewan Party	2024
Cypress Hills	Doug Steele	Saskatchewan Party	2016
Dakota-Arm River	Barret Kropf	Saskatchewan Party	2024
Estevan-Big Muddy	Lori Carr	Saskatchewan Party	2016
Humboldt-Watrous	Racquel Hilbert	Saskatchewan Party	2024
Kelvington-Wadena	Chris Beaudry	Saskatchewan Party	2024
Kindersley-Biggar	Kim Gartner	Saskatchewan Party	2024
Last Mountain-Touchwood	Travis Keisig	Saskatchewan Party	2020
Lloydminster	Colleen Young	Saskatchewan Party	2014
Lumsden-Morse	Blaine McLeod	Saskatchewan Party	2023
Martensville-Blairmore	Jamie Martens	Saskatchewan Party	2024
Meadow Lake	Jeremy Harrison	Saskatchewan Party	2007
Melfort	Todd Goudy	Saskatchewan Party	2018
Melville-Saltcoats	Warren Kaeding	Saskatchewan Party	2016
Moose Jaw North	Tim McLeod	Saskatchewan Party	2020
Moose Jaw Wakamow	Megan Patterson	Saskatchewan Party	2024
Moosomin-Montmartre	Kevin Weedmark	Saskatchewan Party	2024
Prince Albert Carlton	Kevin Kasun	Saskatchewan Party	2024
Prince Albert Northcote	Alana Ross	Saskatchewan Party	2020
Regina Coronation Park	Noor Burki	New Democratic Party	2023
Regina Douglas Park	Nicole Sarauer	New Democratic Party	2016
Regina Elphinstone-Centre	Meara Conway	New Democratic Party	2020
Regina Lakeview	Carla Beck	New Democratic Party	2016
Regina Mount Royal	Trent Wotherspoon	New Democratic Party	2007
Regina Northeast	Jacqueline Roy	New Democratic Party	2024
Regina Pasqua	Bhajan Brar	New Democratic Party	2024
Regina Rochdale	Joan Pratchler	New Democratic Party	2024
Regina South Albert	Aleana Young	New Democratic Party	2020
Regina University	Sally Housser	New Democratic Party	2024
Regina Walsh Acres	Jared Clarke	New Democratic Party	2023
Regina Wascana Plains	Brent Blakley	New Democratic Party	2024
Rosetown-Delisle	Jim Reiter	Saskatchewan Party	2007
Rosthern-Shellbrook	Scott Moe	Saskatchewan Party	2011
Saskatchewan Rivers	Eric Schmalz	Saskatchewan Party	2024
Saskatoon Centre	Betty Nippi-Albright	New Democratic Party	2020
Saskatoon Chief Mistawasis	Don McBean	New Democratic Party	2024
Saskatoon Churchill-Wildwood	Keith Jorgenson	New Democratic Party	2024
Saskatoon Eastview	Matt Love	New Democratic Party	2020
Saskatoon Fairview	Vicki Mowat	New Democratic Party	2017
Saskatoon Meewasin	Nathaniel Teed	New Democratic Party	2022
Saskatoon Nutana	Erika Ritchie	New Democratic Party	2020
Saskatoon Riversdale	Kim Breckner	New Democratic Party	2024
Saskatoon Silverspring	Hugh Gordon	New Democratic Party	2024
Saskatoon Southeast	Brittney Senger	New Democratic Party	2024
Saskatoon Stonebridge	Darcy Warrington	New Democratic Party	2024
Saskatoon University-Sutherland	Tajinder Grewal	New Democratic Party	2024
Saskatoon Westview	April ChiefCalf	New Democratic Party	2024
Saskatoon Willowgrove	Ken Cheveldayoff	Saskatchewan Party	2003
Swift Current	Everett Hindley	Saskatchewan Party	2018
Warman	Terry Jenson	Saskatchewan Party	2020
Weyburn-Bengough	Michael Weger	Saskatchewan Party	2024
White City-Qu'appelle	Brad Crassweller	Saskatchewan Party	2024
Wood River	David Marit	Saskatchewan Party	2016
Yorkton	David Chan	Saskatchewan Party	2024

References

^ "CP NewsAlert: Saskatchewan Party wins majority government, Scott Moe back as premier". Toronto Star. The Canadian Press. 29 October 2024. Retrieved 29 October 2024.
^ "Saskatchewan election results: Live numbers from the 2024 vote". Global News. Retrieved 28 October 2024.

[1] "CP NewsAlert: Saskatchewan Party wins majority government, Scott Moe back as premier". Toronto Star. The Canadian Press. 29 October 2024. Retrieved 29 October 2024.

[2] "Saskatchewan election results: Live numbers from the 2024 vote". Global News. Retrieved 28 October 2024.

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