List of Saskatchewan leaders of the opposition

A list of parliamentary opposition leaders in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, from 1906 to the present.

Provincial Rights Party / Conservative Party of Saskatchewan / Progressive Conservative Party (9)

Name	Party	Took office	Left office
Frederick Haultain	Provincial Rights	1906	1912
W.B. Willoughby	Conservative	1912	1917
Donald MacLean	Conservative	1917	1920
Vacant^[a]		1921	1922
John Maharg	Independent	1923	1923
Harris Turner	Independent	1924	1925
James Anderson^[b]	Conservative	1925	1929
Charles Tran^[b]	Progressive	1925	1929
James G. Gardiner	Liberal	1929	1934
George Williams	Farmer-Labour	1934	1938
George Williams	CCF	1938	1940
John Brockelbank	CCF	1941	1944
William Patterson	Liberal	1944	1948
Walter Tucker	Liberal	1949	1954
Asmundur A. Loptson	Liberal	1954	1954
Alexander H. McDonald	Liberal	1955	1960
Ross Thatcher	Liberal	1961	1964
Woodrow Lloyd	CCF	1964	1967
Woodrow Lloyd	NDP	1967	1970
Allan Blakeney	NDP	1970	1971
David Steuart	Liberal	1971	1976
Ted Malone^[c]	Liberal	1976	1978
Dick Collver^[c]	Progressive Conservative	1977	1979
Eric Berntson	Progressive Conservative	1979	1982
Allan Blakeney	NDP	1982	1987
Roy Romanow	NDP	1987	1991
Grant Devine	Progressive Conservative	1991	1992
Rick Swenson	Progressive Conservative	1993	1994
Bill Boyd	Progressive Conservative	1994	1995
Lynda Haverstock	Liberal	1995	1995
Ron Osika	Liberal	1995	1996
Ken Krawetz	Liberal	1996	1997
Ken Krawetz	Saskatchewan Party	1997	1999
Elwin Hermanson	Saskatchewan Party	1999	2003
Brad Wall	Saskatchewan Party	2004	2007
Lorne Calvert	NDP	2007	2009
Len Taylor	NDP	2009	2009
Dwain Lingenfelter	NDP	2009	2011
John Nilson	NDP	2011	2013
Cam Broten	NDP	2013	2016
Trent Wotherspoon	NDP	2016	2017
Nicole Sarauer	NDP	2017	2018
Ryan Meili	NDP	2018	2022
Carla Beck	NDP	2022	present

Bold indicates had been, or became, premier of Saskatchewan.

Notes

^ There was no designated Leader of the Opposition for the sessions of 1921 and 1922.
^ ^a ^b From 1925 to 1929, Anderson and Tran were both considered Leaders of the Opposition.
^ ^a ^b From 1977 to 1978, Malone was the Leader of the Liberal Opposition and Collver was the Leader of the Progressive Conservative Opposition, as their parties had exactly equal representation in the Assembly.

Source: Saskatchewan Archives^[1]