The 11th Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan was elected in the Saskatchewan general election held in June 1948. The assembly sat from February 10, 1949, to May 7, 1952. The Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) led by Tommy Douglas formed the government. The Liberal Party led by Walter Adam Tucker formed the official opposition.
Tom Johnston served as speaker for the assembly.
Members of the Assembly The following members were elected to the assembly in 1948: Electoral districtMemberPartyFirst elected / previously electedNo.# of term(s)Arm RiverGustaf Herman DanielsonLiberal19344th termAthabascaLouis Marcien MarionIndependent19442nd termBengoughAllan Lister Samuel BrownCo-operative Commonwealth19442nd termBiggarWoodrow Stanley LloydCo-operative Commonwealth19442nd termCanningtonWilliam John PattersonLiberal19217th termRosscoe Arnold McCarthy (1949)Liberal19491st termCanoraAlex Gordon KuziakCo-operative Commonwealth19481st termCumberlandLorne Earl BlanchardLiberal19442nd termCut KnifeIsidore Charles NolletCo-operative Commonwealth19442nd termElroseMaurice John WillisCo-operative Commonwealth19442nd termGravelbourgEdward Milton CullitonLiberal1935, 19483rd term*Edward Hazen Walker (1951)Co-operative Commonwealth19511st termGull LakeAlvin Cecil MurrayCo-operative Commonwealth19442nd termThomas John Bentley (1949)Co-operative Commonwealth19491st termHanleyRobert Alexander WalkerCo-operative Commonwealth19481st termHumboldtArnold William LoehrLiberal19481st termKelvingtonPeter Anton HoweCo-operative Commonwealth19383rd termKerrobert-KindersleyJohn WellbeloveCo-operative Commonwealth19442nd termKinistinoWilliam Carlton WoodsLiberal19481st termLast MountainJacob BensonCo-operative Commonwealth1929, 19384th term*IndependentLumsdenWilliam Sancho ThairCo-operative Commonwealth19442nd termMaple CreekAlexander C. CameronLiberal19481st termMeadow LakeWilliam Thorneycroft LoftsLiberal19481st termMelfortJohn George EgnatoffLiberal19481st termMelvilleV. Patrick DeshayeLiberal19481st termMilestoneJacob Walter ErbCo-operative Commonwealth19481st termMoose Jaw CityJohn Wesley CormanCo-operative Commonwealth19442nd termDempster Henry Ratcliffe Heming19442nd termMoosominAlexander Hamilton McDonaldConservative Liberal19481st termLiberalMorseJames William GibsonCo-operative Commonwealth19462nd termNotukeu-Willow BunchNiles Leonard BuchananCo-operative Commonwealth19442nd termPellyJohn Gray BanksLiberal19481st termPrince AlbertLachlan Fraser McIntoshCo-operative Commonwealth19442nd termQu'Appelle-WolseleyFrederick Middleton DundasLiberal1934, 19483rd term*RedberryBernard Leo KorchinskiLiberal19481st termRegina CityCharles Cromwell WilliamsCo-operative Commonwealth19442nd termClarence Melvin Fines19442nd termRosetownJohn Taylor DouglasCo-operative Commonwealth19442nd termRosthernWalter Adam TuckerLiberal19481st termSaltcoatsAsmundur A. LoptsonLiberal1929, 19483rd term*Saskatoon CityArthur Thomas StoneCo-operative Commonwealth19442nd termJohn Henry Sturdy19442nd termShellbrookLouis William LarsenCo-operative Commonwealth19481st termSouris-EstevanJohn Edward McCormackLiberal19481st termSwift CurrentHarry GibbsCo-operative Commonwealth19442nd termThe BattlefordsPaul PrinceLiberal1940, 19482nd term*Hugh James Maher (1950)Liberal19501st termTisdaleJohn Hewgill BrockelbankCo-operative Commonwealth19383rd termTorch RiverJohn Robert DenikeCo-operative Commonwealth19481st termTouchwoodTom JohnstonCo-operative Commonwealth19383rd termTurtlefordLeo TrippeLiberal19481st termWadenaFrederick Arthur DewhurstCo-operative Commonwealth19452nd termWatrousJames Andrew DarlingCo-operative Commonwealth19442nd termWeyburnThomas Clement DouglasCo-operative Commonwealth19442nd termWilkieJohn Whitmore HorsmanLiberal19481st termYorktonArthur Percy SwallowCo-operative Commonwealth19442nd term
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Party Standings Affiliation MembersCo-operative Commonwealth31Liberal19Independent1Conservative Liberal1 Total52 Government Majority10
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By-elections By-elections were held to replace members for various reasons: Electoral districtMember electedPartyElection dateReasonCanningtonRosscoe Arnold McCarthyLiberalNovember 10, 1949WJ Patterson named to federal Board of Transport CommissionersGull LakeThomas John BentleyCo-operative CommonwealthNovember 10, 1949AC Murray died in September 1949The BattlefordsHugh James MaherLiberalFebruary 8, 1950P Prince died December 17, 1949GravelbourgEdward Hazen WalkerCo-operative CommonwealthJuly 10, 1951EM Culliton named to Saskatchewan Court of Appeal
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