27th Saskatchewan Legislature

The 27th Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan was elected in the 2011 Saskatchewan election, and was sworn in on November 30, 2011. It sat until November 26, 2015. It was controlled by the Saskatchewan Party under Premier Brad Wall.

Members

	Member	Party	District
	Buckley Belanger	New Democratic Party	Athabasca
	Bob Bjornerud	Saskatchewan Party	Melville-Saltcoats
	Bill Boyd	Saskatchewan Party	Kindersley
	Fred Bradshaw	Saskatchewan Party	Carrot River Valley
	Greg Brkich	Saskatchewan Party	Arm River-Watrous
	Cam Broten	New Democratic Party	Saskatoon Massey Place
	Jennifer Campeau	Saskatchewan Party	Saskatoon Fairview
	Danielle Chartier	New Democratic Party	Saskatoon Riversdale
	Ken Cheveldayoff	Saskatchewan Party	Saskatoon Silver Springs
	Herb Cox	Saskatchewan Party	The Battlefords
	Dan D'Autremont	Saskatchewan Party	Cannington
	Mark Docherty	Saskatchewan Party	Regina Coronation Park
	Kevin Doherty	Saskatchewan Party	Regina Northeast
	Larry Doke	Saskatchewan Party	Cut Knife-Turtleford
	June Draude	Saskatchewan Party	Kelvington-Wadena
	Dustin Duncan	Saskatchewan Party	Weyburn-Big Muddy
	Doreen Eagles	Saskatchewan Party	Estevan
	Wayne Elhard	Saskatchewan Party	Cypress Hills
	David Forbes	New Democratic Party	Saskatoon Centre
	Donna Harpauer	Saskatchewan Party	Humboldt
	Jeremy Harrison	Saskatchewan Party	Meadow Lake
	Glen Hart	Saskatchewan Party	Last Mountain-Touchwood
	Nancy Heppner	Saskatchewan Party	Martensville
	Darryl Hickie	Saskatchewan Party	Prince Albert Carlton
	Bill Hutchinson	Saskatchewan Party	Regina South
	Yogi Huyghebaert	Saskatchewan Party	Wood River
	Victoria Jurgens	Saskatchewan Party	Prince Albert Northcote
	Delbert Kirsch	Saskatchewan Party	Batoche
	Ken Krawetz	Saskatchewan Party	Canora-Pelly
	Greg Lawrence	Saskatchewan Party	Moose Jaw Wakamow
	Warren McCall	New Democratic Party	Regina Elphinstone-Centre
	Tim McMillan	Saskatchewan Party	Lloydminster
	Colleen Young	Saskatchewan Party
	Don McMorris	Saskatchewan Party	Indian Head-Milestone
	Gene Makowsky	Saskatchewan Party	Regina Dewdney
	Russ Marchuk	Saskatchewan Party	Regina Douglas Park
	Paul Merriman	Saskatchewan Party	Saskatoon Sutherland
	Warren Michelson	Saskatchewan Party	Moose Jaw North
	Scott Moe	Saskatchewan Party	Rosthern-Shellbrook
	Don Morgan	Saskatchewan Party	Saskatoon Southeast
	John Nilson	New Democratic Party	Regina Lakeview
	Rob Norris	Saskatchewan Party	Saskatoon Greystone
	Greg Ottenbreit	Saskatchewan Party	Yorkton
	Roger Parent	Saskatchewan Party	Saskatoon Meewasin
	Kevin Phillips	Saskatchewan Party	Melfort
	Jim Reiter	Saskatchewan Party	Rosetown-Elrose
	Laura Ross	Saskatchewan Party	Regina Qu'Appelle Valley
	Cathy Sproule	New Democratic Party	Saskatoon Nutana
	Warren Steinley	Saskatchewan Party	Regina Walsh Acres
	Lyle Stewart	Saskatchewan Party	Thunder Creek
	Christine Tell	Saskatchewan Party	Regina Wascana Plains
	Corey Tochor	Saskatchewan Party	Saskatoon Eastview
	Don Toth	Saskatchewan Party	Moosomin
	Doyle Vermette	New Democratic Party	Cumberland
	Brad Wall	Saskatchewan Party	Swift Current
	Randy Weekes	Saskatchewan Party	Biggar
	Nadine Wilson	Saskatchewan Party	Saskatchewan Rivers
	Trent Wotherspoon	New Democratic Party	Regina Rosemont
	Gordon Wyant	Saskatchewan Party	Saskatoon Northwest

Standings changes since the 27th general election

Number of members per party by date		2011	2014		2015
		Nov 7	Sep 30	Nov 14	Mar 9	Dec 31
	Saskatchewan Party	49	48	49	48	47
	NDP	9
	Total Members	58	57	58	57	56
	Vacant	0	1	0	1	2
	Government Majority	40	39	40	39	38

Membership changes in the 27th Assembly
	Date	Name	District	Party	Reason
	November 7, 2011	See List of Members			Election day of the 27th Saskatchewan general election
	September 30, 2014	Tim McMillan	Lloydminster	Saskatchewan Party	Resigned seat
	November 14, 2014	Colleen Young	Lloydminster	Saskatchewan Party	Elected in a by-election
	March 9, 2015	Darryl Hickie	Prince Albert Carlton	Saskatchewan Party	Resigned seat
	October 18, 2015	Rob Norris	Saskatoon Greystone	Saskatchewan Party	Resigned seat

References

Sources

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