List of Saskatchewan senators

This is a list of past and present Canadian senators from the province of Saskatchewan.

Current senators

	Name	Party	Division1	Date appointed	Appointed by2	Mandatory retirement	Raynell Andreychuk	Conservative	Saskatchewan	March 11, 1993	Mulroney	August 14, 2019	Denise Batters	Conservative	Saskatchewan	January 25, 2013	Harper	June 18, 2045	Lillian Dyck	Liberal3	Saskatchewan	March 24, 2005	Martin	August 8, 2020	Pana Merchant	Liberal	Saskatchewan	December 12, 2002	Chrétien	April 4, 2018	David Tkachuk	Conservative	Saskatchewan	June 8, 1993	Mulroney	February 18, 2020	Pamela Wallin	Independent	Saskatchewan	January 2, 2009	Harper	April 10, 2028

Notes:

¹ Senators are appointed to represent Saskatchewan. Each senator may choose to designate a geographic area within Saskatchewan as his or her division.
² Senators are appointed by the Governor-General of Canada on the recommendation of the prime minister.
³ Lillian Dyck was designated as an "Independent NDP" senator, ideologically affiliated with but not officially part of the New Democratic Party caucus, from the time of her appointment until January 15, 2009, when she joined the Liberal caucus.

Historical senators

	Name	Party	Division1	Date appointed	Appointed by2	End of Term	Hazen Argue	Liberal	Regina	February 24, 1966	Pearson	October 2, 2002	Walter Aseltine	Progressive Conservative	Rosetown	December 30, 1933	Bennett	March 31, 1971	James Balfour	Progressive Conservative	Regina	September 13, 1979	Clark	December 12, 1999	Staff Barootes	Progressive Conservative	Regina-Qu'Appelle	December 21, 1984	Mulroney	May 25, 1993	Eric Berntson3	Progressive Conservative	Saskatchewan	September 27, 1990	Mulroney	February 27, 2001	William Albert Boucher	Liberal	Prince Albert	January 3, 1957	St. Laurent	June 23, 1976	Sidney Buckwold	Liberal	Saskatoon	November 4, 1971	Trudeau	November 3, 1991	James Calder	Conservative	Moose Jaw	September 22, 1921	Meighen	July 20, 1956	Thomas Davis	Liberal	Prince Albert4	September 30, 1904	Laurier	January 23, 1917	James Moffat Douglas	Independent Liberal	Tantallon	March 8, 1906	Laurier	August 19, 1920	Archibald Beaton Gillis	Conservative	Saskatchewan	October 17, 1921	Meighen	January 18, 1940	Leonard Gustafson	Conservative	Saskatchewan	May 26, 1993	Mulroney	November 10, 2008	John Hnatyshyn	Progressive Conservative	Saskatoon	January 15, 1959	Diefenbaker	May 2, 1967	Ralph Horner	Progressive Conservative	Saskatchewan North	December 30, 1933	Bennett	December 14, 1964	John Frederick Johnston	Liberal	Central Saskatchewan	October 5, 1943	King	May 9, 1948	Henry Laird	Conservative	Regina	January 31, 1917	Borden	September 30, 1940	Arthur Marcotte	Conservative	Ponteix	July 6, 1931	Bennett	August 18, 1958	Alexander Hamilton McDonald	Liberal	Moosimin	August 13, 1965	Pearson	March 31, 1980	Arthur Maurice Pearson	Progressive Conservative	Lumsden	October 12, 1957	Diefenbaker	March 31, 1971	William Dell Perley	Conservative	Wolseley4	August 3, 1888	Macdonald	July 15, 1909	Robert Peterson	Liberal	Saskatchewan	March 24, 2005	Martin	October 19, 2012	Joseph Benjamin Prince	Liberal	Saskatchewan	July 29, 1909	Laurier	October 26, 1920	James Hamilton Ross	Liberal	Regina4	September 30, 1904	Laurier	December 14, 1932	Herbert O. Sparrow	Liberal	Saskatchewan	February 9, 1968	Pearson	January 4, 2005	David Steuart	Liberal	Prince Albert-Duck Lake	December 9, 1976	Trudeau	January 26, 1991	John Stevenson	Liberal	Prince Albert	January 29, 1940	King	September 21, 1956	John Gillanders Turriff	Liberal	Assiniboia	September 23, 1918	Borden	November 10, 1930	Jack Wiebe	Liberal	Saskatchewan	April 7, 2000	Chrétien	January 31, 2004	Wellington Willoughby	Conservative	Moose Jaw	October 23, 1917	Borden	August 1, 1932	Thomas Harold Wood	Liberal	Regina	January 25, 1949	St. Laurent	November 26, 1965

Notes:

¹ Senators are appointed to represent Saskatchewan. Each senator may choose to designate a geographic area within Saskatchewan as his or her division.
² Senators are appointed by the Governor-General of Canada on the recommendation of the prime minister.
³ Two senators were appointed under a rarely used regional expansion clause by Brian Mulroney that increased the Senate seats from 104 to 112 on September 27, 1990. For the Western provinces, one designated a division in Saskatchewan and the other in Manitoba. The expansion includes two seats each for the Western provinces, Ontario, Quebec and the Maritimes.
⁴ These three senators held their respective territorial designations from there appointment until August 31, 1905, as senators from the Northwest Territories. From September 1, they held those designations as senators from the newly established Saskatchewan.

See also

• Lists of Canadian senators