The 25th Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan was in power from 2003 until November 20, 2007. It was controlled by the Saskatchewan New Democratic Party under premier Lorne Calvert.
Members MemberPartyDistrictFirst elected / previously electedNo.# of term(s)Greg P. BrkichSaskatchewan PartyArm River-Watrous19992nd termBuckley BelangerNDPAthabasca19953rd termDelbert KirschSaskatchewan PartyBatoche20031st termRandy WeekesSaskatchewan PartyBiggar19992nd termDan D'AutremontSaskatchewan PartyCannington19914th termKen KrawetzSaskatchewan PartyCanora-Pelly19953rd termAllan KerpanSaskatchewan PartyCarrot River Valley20032nd termJoan BeattyNDPCumberland20031st termMichael ChisholmSaskatchewan PartyCut Knife-Turtleford20031st termWayne ElhardSaskatchewan PartyCypress Hills19993rd termDoreen EaglesSaskatchewan PartyEstevan19992nd termDonna HarpauerSaskatchewan PartyHumboldt19992nd termDon McMorrisSaskatchewan PartyIndian Head-Milestone19992nd termJune DraudeSaskatchewan PartyKelvington-Wadena19953rd termJason DearbornSaskatchewan PartyKindersley20022nd termGlen HartSaskatchewan PartyLast Mountain-Touchwood19992nd termMilton WakefieldSaskatchewan PartyLloydminster19992nd termBen Heppner 2Saskatchewan PartyMartensville19953rd termNancy Heppner (2007)2Saskatchewan Party20071st termMaynard SonntagNDPMeadow Lake19914th termRod GantefoerSaskatchewan PartyMelfort19953rd termBob BjornerudSaskatchewan PartyMelville-Saltcoats19953rd termGlenn HagelNDPMoose Jaw North19865th termDeb HigginsNDPMoose Jaw Wakamow19992nd termDon TothSaskatchewan PartyMoosomin19865th termMyron Kowalsky†NDPPrince Albert Carlton19865th termEldon LautermilchNDPPrince Albert Northcote19865th termKim TrewNDPRegina Coronation Park19865th termKevin YatesNDPRegina Dewdney19993rd termHarry Van MulligenNDPRegina Douglas Park19865th termWarren McCallNDPRegina Elphinstone-Centre20012nd termJohn NilsonNDPRegina Lakeview19953rd termRon HarperNDPRegina Northeast1991, 19993rd term*Mark WartmanNDPRegina Qu'Appelle Valley19992nd termJoanne CroffordNDPRegina Rosemont19914th termAndrew ThomsonNDPRegina South19953rd termSandra MorinNDPRegina Walsh Acres20031st termDoreen HamiltonNDPRegina Wascana Plains19914th termElwin HermansonSaskatchewan PartyRosetown-Elrose19992nd termDenis AllchurchSaskatchewan PartyRosthern-Shellbrook19992nd termLon BorgersonNDPSaskatchewan Rivers20031st termDavid ForbesNDPSaskatoon Centre20012nd termJudy JunorNDPSaskatoon Eastview19983rd termAndy IwanchukNDPSaskatoon Fairview20032nd termPeter PrebbleNDPSaskatoon Greystone1978, 1986, 19994th term*Eric ClineNDPSaskatoon Massey Place19914th termFrank QuennellNDPSaskatoon Meewasin20031st termTed MerrimanSaskatchewan PartySaskatoon Northwest20031st termPat AtkinsonNDPSaskatoon Nutana19865th termLorne CalvertNDPSaskatoon Riversdale1986, 20015th term*Ken CheveldayoffSaskatchewan PartySaskatoon Silver Springs20031st termDon MorganSaskatchewan PartySaskatoon Southeast20031st termGraham AddleyNDPSaskatoon Sutherland19992nd termBrad WallSaskatchewan PartySwift Current19992nd termLen TaylorNDPThe Battlefords20031st termLyle StewartSaskatchewan PartyThunder Creek19992nd termBrenda Bakken-Lackey 1Saskatchewan PartyWeyburn-Big Muddy19992nd termDustin Duncan (2006) 1 Saskatchewan Party2006 1st termYogi HuyghebaertSaskatchewan PartyWood River20002nd termClay SerbyNDPYorkton19914th term
By-elections The member for Weyburn-Big Muddy, Brenda Bakken-Lackey, resigned in February 2006. On May 19, 2006, Premier Lorne Calvert called a by-election for June 19, 2006. The by-election was won by Dustin Duncan of the Saskatchewan Party. The member for Martensville, Ben Heppner, died on September 24, 2006. A by-election was held on March 5, 2007. The by-election was won by Nancy Heppner, Ben's daughter, of the Saskatchewan Party.
Party standings
Seating Plan
Official Seating Plan (pdf format)
Affiliation Members New Democratic Party 30 Saskatchewan Party 28 Total 58 Government Majority (including the Speaker) 1
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