21st Saskatchewan Legislature


The 21st Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan was elected in the Saskatchewan general election held in October 1986. The assembly sat from December 3, 1986, to September 2, 1991. The Progressive Conservative Party led by Grant Devine formed the government. The New Democratic Party led by Allan Blakeney formed the official opposition. After Blakeney resigned in 1987, Roy Romanow became NDP leader.
Arnold Tusa served as speaker for the assembly.

Members of the Assembly

The following members were elected to the assembly in 1986:
Electoral districtMemberPartyFirst elected / previously electedNo.# of term
Arm RiverGerald MuirheadProgressive Conservative19783rd term
Assiniboia-GravelbourgRalph GoodaleLiberal19861st term
John Wolfe Progressive Conservative19881st term
AthabascaFred ThompsonNew Democratic Party19754th term
Bengough-MilestoneBob PickeringProgressive Conservative19783rd term
BiggarHarry BakerProgressive Conservative19822nd term
CanoraLorne KopelchukProgressive Conservative19861st term
CumberlandKeith GouletNew Democratic Party19861st term
Cut Knife-LloydminsterMichael HopfnerProgressive Conservative19822nd term
EstevanGrant DevineProgressive Conservative19822nd term
HumboldtEric UpshallNew Democratic Party19861st term
Indian Head-WolseleyDoug TaylorProgressive Conservative19783rd term
Kelsey-TisdaleNeal HardyProgressive Conservative19803rd term
Kelvington-WadenaSherwin PetersenProgressive Conservative19822nd term
KindersleyBob AndrewProgressive Conservative19783rd term
KinistinoJosef SaxingerProgressive Conservative19861st term
Last Mountain-TouchwoodArnold TusaProgressive Conservative19822nd term
Maple CreekJoan DuncanProgressive Conservative19783rd term
Meadow LakeGeorge McLeodProgressive Conservative19783rd term
MelfortGrant HodginsProgressive Conservative19822nd term
Independent
MelvilleGrant SchmidtProgressive Conservative19822nd term
Moose Jaw NorthGlenn HagelNew Democratic Party19861st term
Moose Jaw SouthLorne CalvertNew Democratic Party19861st term
MoosominDon TothProgressive Conservative19861st term
MorseHarold MartensProgressive Conservative19822nd term
NipawinLloyd SauderProgressive Conservative19822nd term
PellyRod GardnerProgressive Conservative19861st term
Prince AlbertMyron KowalskyNew Democratic Party19861st term
Prince Albert-Duck LakeEldon LautermilchNew Democratic Party19861st term
Qu'Appelle-LumsdenJohn LaneProgressive Conservative19715th term
Quill LakesMurray KoskieNew Democratic Party19754th term
RedberryJohn GerichProgressive Conservative19822nd term
Regina CentreEd ShillingtonNew Democratic Party19754th term
Regina ElphinstoneAllan BlakeneyNew Democratic Party19608th term
Dwain Lingenfelter New Democratic Party1978, 19883rd term*
Regina LakeviewLouise SimardNew Democratic Party19861st term
Regina NorthKim TrewNew Democratic Party19861st term
Regina North EastEd TchorzewskiNew Democratic Party1971, 19855th term*
Regina North WestJohn SolomonNew Democratic Party1979, 19862nd term*
Regina RosemontRobert LyonsNew Democratic Party19861st term
Regina SouthJack KleinProgressive Conservative19822nd term
Regina VictoriaHarry Van MulligenNew Democratic Party19861st term
Regina WascanaGord MartinProgressive Conservative19861st term
Rosetown-ElroseHerb SwanProgressive Conservative19783rd term
RosthernBill NeudorfProgressive Conservative19861st term
SaltcoatsWalter JohnsonProgressive Conservative19822nd term
Saskatoon CentreAnne SmartNew Democratic Party19861st term
Saskatoon EastviewRay MartineauProgressive Conservative19861st term
Bob Pringle New Democratic Party19881st term
Saskatoon FairviewBob MitchellNew Democratic Party19861st term
Saskatoon MayfairRay MeiklejohnProgressive Conservative19861st term
Saskatoon NutanaPat AtkinsonNew Democratic Party19861st term
Saskatoon RiversdaleRoy RomanowNew Democratic Party1967, 19865th term*
Saskatoon SouthHerman RolfesNew Democratic Party1971, 19864th term*
Saskatoon SutherlandMark KoenkerNew Democratic Party19861st term
Saskatoon UniversityPeter PrebbleNew Democratic Party1978, 19862nd term*
Saskatoon WestmountJohn BrockelbankNew Democratic Party1964, 19866th term*
ShaunavonTheodore GleimProgressive Conservative19861st term
Shellbrook-Torch RiverLloyd MullerProgressive Conservative19822nd term
Souris-CanningtonEric BerntsonProgressive Conservative19754th term
Swift CurrentPat SmithProgressive Conservative19822nd term
The BattlefordsDouglas AnguishNew Democratic Party19861st term
Thunder CreekRick SwensonProgressive Conservative19852nd term
TurtlefordColin MaxwellProgressive Conservative19822nd term
WeyburnLorne HepworthProgressive Conservative19822nd term
WilkieJohn BrittonProgressive Conservative19861st term
YorktonLorne McLarenProgressive Conservative19822nd term
-----------Assiniboia-Gravelbourg----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------MelfortGrant Hodgins-19822nd term
------------------------------------------------------------------Regina Elphinstone--------------------------------------------------------------------Saskatoon Eastview--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Party Standings

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By-elections

By-elections were held to replace members for various reasons:
Electoral districtMember electedPartyElection dateReason
Regina ElphinstoneDwain LingenfelterNew Democratic PartyMay 4, 1988Allan Blakeney resigned
Saskatoon EastviewBob PringleNew Democratic PartyMay 4, 1988Ray Martineau resigned
Assiniboia-GravelbourgJohn WolfeProgressive ConservativeDecember 15, 1988Ralph Goodale ran for federal seat