The 14th Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan was elected in the Saskatchewan general election held in June 1960. The assembly sat from February 9, 1961, to March 18, 1964. The Co-operative Commonwealth Federation (CCF) led by Tommy Douglas formed the government. Woodrow Lloyd became Premier and CCF party leader in November 1961 after Douglas became leader of the federal New Democratic Party. The Liberal Party led by Ross Thatcher formed the official opposition.
Everett Irvine Wood served as speaker for the assembly until 1962. Frederick Arthur Dewhurst succeeded Wood as speaker.
Members of the Assembly The following members were elected to the assembly in 1960: Electoral districtMemberPartyFirst elected / previously electedNo.# of term(s)Arm RiverGustaf Herman DanielsonLiberal19347th termAthabascaAllan Ray GuyLiberal19601st termBengoughHjalmar Reinhold DahlmanCo-operative Commonwealth19601st termBiggarWoodrow Stanley LloydCo-operative Commonwealth19445th termCanningtonRosscoe Arnold McCarthyLiberal19494th termCanoraAlex Gordon KuziakCo-operative Commonwealth19484th termCumberlandBill BerezowskyCo-operative Commonwealth19523rd termCut KnifeIsidore Charles NolletCo-operative Commonwealth19445th termElroseOlaf Alexander TurnbullCo-operative Commonwealth19601st termGravelbourgLionel Philias CoderreLiberal19562nd termHanleyRobert Alexander WalkerCo-operative Commonwealth19484th termHumboldtMary John BattenLiberal19562nd termKelseyJohn Hewgill BrockelbankCo-operative Commonwealth19386th termKelvingtonClifford Benjamin PetersonCo-operative Commonwealth19601st termKerrobert-KindersleyEldon Arthur JohnsonCo-operative Commonwealth19562nd termKinistinoArthur ThibaultCo-operative Commonwealth19592nd termLast MountainRussell BrownCo-operative Commonwealth19523rd termLumsdenClifford Honey ThurstonCo-operative Commonwealth19562nd termMaple CreekAlexander C. CameronLiberal19484th termMeadow LakeMartin SemchukCo-operative Commonwealth19601st termMelfort-TisdaleClarence George WillisCo-operative Commonwealth19523rd termMelvilleJames Wilfrid GardinerLiberal19562nd termMilestoneJacob Walter ErbCo-operative Commonwealth19484th termLiberalMoose Jaw CityWilliam Gwynne DaviesCo-operative Commonwealth19562nd termGordon Taylor Snyder19601st termMoosominAlexander Hamilton McDonaldLiberal19484th termMorseWilbert Ross ThatcherLiberal19601st termNipawinRobert Irvin PerkinsCo-operative Commonwealth19601st termNotukeu-Willow BunchKarl Frank KleinLiberal19562nd termPellyJim BarrieLiberal19562nd termPrince AlbertLachlan Fraser McIntoshCo-operative Commonwealth19445th termDavid Gordon Steuart (1962)Liberal19621st termQu'Appelle-WolseleyDouglas Thomas McFarlaneLiberal19562nd termRedberryDemitro (Dick) Wasyl MichaylukCo-operative Commonwealth19601st termRegina CityCharles Cromwell WilliamsCo-operative Commonwealth19445th termAllan Emrys Blakeney19601st termMarjorie Alexandra Cooper19523rd termEdward Charles Whelan19601st termRosetownAllan Leonard Frederick StevensCo-operative Commonwealth19601st termRosthernDavid BoldtLiberal19601st termSaltcoatsJames SnedkerLiberal19601st termSaskatoon CityArthur Thomas StoneCo-operative Commonwealth19445th termAlexander Malcolm Nicholson19601st termGladys Grace Mae Strum19601st termShaunavonArthur KluzakCo-operative Commonwealth19601st termShellbrookJohn ThiessenCo-operative Commonwealth19562nd termSouris-EstevanIan Hugh MacDougallLiberal19601st termSwift CurrentEverett Irvine WoodCo-operative Commonwealth19562nd termThe BattlefordsEiling KramerCo-operative Commonwealth19523rd termTouchwoodFrank MeakesCo-operative Commonwealth19562nd termTurtlefordElection declared voidBob WooffCo-operative Commonwealth1944, 1952, 19603rd term*Frank Foley (1961)Liberal1956, 19612nd term*WadenaFrederick Arthur DewhurstCo-operative Commonwealth19455th termWatrousHans Adolf BrotenCo-operative Commonwealth19601st termWeyburnThomas Clement DouglasCo-operative Commonwealth19445th termJunior Herbert Staveley (1961)Liberal19611st termWilkieJohn Whitmore HorsmanLiberal19484th termYorktonBernard David GallagherLiberal19601st term
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Party Standings Affiliation MembersCo-operative Commonwealth37Liberal17 Total54One election declared void Government Majority20
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By-elections By-elections were held to replace members for various reasons: Electoral districtMember electedPartyElection dateReasonTurtlefordFrank FoleyLiberalFebruary 22, 1961Election declared void after an appealWeyburnJunior Herbert StaveleyLiberalDecember 13, 1961TC Douglas became leader of federal NDPPrince AlbertDavid Gordon SteuartLiberalNovember 14, 1962LF McIntosh died March 17, 1962
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