The 20th Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan was elected in the Saskatchewan general election held in April 1982. The assembly sat from June 17, 1982, to September 19, 1986. The Progressive Conservative Party led by Grant Devine formed the government. The New Democratic Party (NDP) led by Allan Blakeney formed the official opposition.

Herbert Swan served as speaker for the assembly.

Members of the Assembly

The following members were elected to the assembly in 1982:

Electoral districtMemberPartyFirst elected / previously electedNo.# of term(s)
Arm RiverGerald MuirheadProgressive Conservative19782nd term
Assiniboia-GravelbourgAllen Willard EngelNew Democratic Party1971, 19783rd term*
AthabascaFrederick John ThompsonNew Democratic Party19753rd term
Bengough-MilestoneRobert Hugh PickeringProgressive Conservative19782nd term
BiggarHarry Daniel BakerProgressive Conservative19821st term
CanoraLloyd Edward HamptonProgressive Conservative19821st term
Independent
Western Canada Concept
Independent
CumberlandLawrence Riel YewNew Democratic Party19821st term
Cut Knife-LloydminsterMichael Alfred HopfnerProgressive Conservative19821st term
EstevanDonald Grant DevineProgressive Conservative19821st term
HumboldtLouis Albert DomotorProgressive Conservative19821st term
Indian Head-WolseleyDouglas Graham TaylorProgressive Conservative19782nd term
Kelsey-TisdaleNeal Herbert HardyProgressive Conservative19802nd term
Kelvington-WadenaSherwin PetersenProgressive Conservative19821st term
KindersleyRobert Lynal AndrewProgressive Conservative19782nd term
KinistinoBernard Joseph Leger BoutinProgressive Conservative19821st term
Last Mountain-TouchwoodArnold Bernard TusaProgressive Conservative19821st term
Maple CreekJoan DuncanProgressive Conservative19782nd term
Meadow LakeGeorge Malcolm McLeodProgressive Conservative19782nd term
MelfortGrant Milton HodginsProgressive Conservative19821st term
MelvilleGrant Jacob SchmidtProgressive Conservative19821st term
Moose Jaw NorthKeith Edward ParkerProgressive Conservative19821st term
Moose Jaw SouthArthur Leslie SmithProgressive Conservative19821st term
MoosominLarry BirkbeckProgressive Conservative19753rd term
MorseHarold MartensProgressive Conservative19821st term
NipawinLloyd David SauderProgressive Conservative19821st term
PellyNorm LusneyNew Democratic Party19773rd term
Prince AlbertJohn Paul MeagherProgressive Conservative19821st term
Prince Albert-Duck LakeJerome HammersmithNew Democratic Party19782nd term
Sid Dutchak (1983)Progressive Conservative19831st term
Qu'AppelleJohn Gary LaneProgressive Conservative19714th term
Quill LakesMurray James KoskieNew Democratic Party19753rd term
RedberryJohn Eudore GerichProgressive Conservative19821st term
Regina CentreEdward Blain ShillingtonNew Democratic Party19753rd term
Regina ElphinstoneAllan Emrys BlakeneyNew Democratic Party19607th term
Regina LakeviewTim EmburyProgressive Conservative19821st term
Regina NorthJack Charles KleinProgressive Conservative19821st term
Regina North EastRussell Allan SutorProgressive Conservative19821st term
Edwin Laurence Tchorzewski (1985)New Democratic Party1971, 19854th term*
Regina North WestWilliam Martin SveinsonProgressive Conservative19821st term
Liberal
Independent
Western Canada Concept
Independent
Regina RosemontGordon DirksProgressive Conservative19821st term
Regina SouthPaul Emile RousseauProgressive Conservative19782nd term
Regina VictoriaMetro Carl RybchukProgressive Conservative19821st term
Regina WascanaGordon Gray CurrieProgressive Conservative19821st term
Rosetown-ElroseHerbert SwanProgressive Conservative19782nd term
RosthernRalph KatzmanProgressive Conservative19753rd term
SaltcoatsWalter Robert JohnsonProgressive Conservative19821st term
Saskatoon CentreJack Sven SandbergProgressive Conservative19821st term
Saskatoon EastviewKimberly John YoungProgressive Conservative19821st term
Saskatoon FairviewDuane Raymond William Edward WeimanProgressive Conservative19821st term
Saskatoon MayfairCalvin Henry GlauserProgressive Conservative19821st term
Saskatoon NutanaEvelyn Louise BaconProgressive Conservative19821st term
Saskatoon RiversdaleJo Ann ZazelenchukProgressive Conservative19821st term
Saskatoon SouthRobert Edward William MyersProgressive Conservative19821st term
Saskatoon SutherlandPaul John SchoenhalsProgressive Conservative19821st term
Saskatoon UniversityRichard Dale FolkProgressive Conservative19821st term
Saskatoon WestmountGay White CaswellProgressive Conservative19821st term
ShaunavonDwain Matthew LingenfelterNew Democratic Party19782nd term
Shellbrook-Torch RiverLloyd John MullerProgressive Conservative19821st term
Souris-CanningtonEric Arthur BerntsonProgressive Conservative19753rd term
Swift CurrentPatricia Anne SmithProgressive Conservative19821st term
The BattlefordsMyles Leslie MorinProgressive Conservative19821st term
Thunder CreekWilbert Colin ThatcherProgressive Conservative19753rd term
Richard James Swenson (1985)Progressive Conservative19851st term
TurtlefordColin MaxwellProgressive Conservative19821st term
WeyburnLorne Henry HepworthProgressive Conservative19821st term
WilkieJames William Arthur GarnerProgressive Conservative19782nd term
YorktonLorne A. McLarenProgressive Conservative19821st term

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Party Standings

AffiliationMembers
Progressive Conservative55
New Democratic Party9
Total64
Government Majority46

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By-elections

By-elections were held to replace members for various reasons:

Electoral districtMember electedPartyElection dateReason
Prince Albert-Duck LakeSid DutchakProgressive ConservativeFebruary 21, 1983Election results declared void
Thunder CreekRichard James SwensonProgressive ConservativeMarch 27, 1985Seat declared vacant; C Thatcher convicted of killing his wife
Regina North EastEdwin Laurence TchorzewskiNew Democratic PartyNovember 25, 1985RA Sutor resigned for personal business reasons

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