Former Lieutenant Governors
The Official Residents of the current Government House before 1945
The current Government House was built as a residence for the Lieutenant Governor of the Northwest Territories, with the first Lieutenant Governor taking residence in 1891.
The Honourable Joseph Royal, 1891-1893
The Honourable Charles H. Mackintosh, 1893-1898
The Honourable Malcolm C. Cameron, June-September 1898 (died in office)
The Honourable Amédée Forget (First Lieutenant Governor of the Province of Saskatchewan), 1898-1910
The Honourable George W. Brown, 1910-1915
The Honourable Sir Richard S. Lake, 1915-1921
The Honourable Henry W. Newlands, 1921-1931
The Honourable Hugh E. Munroe, 1931-1936
The Honourable Archibald P. McNab, 1936-1945
Lieutenant Governors of the Province of Saskatchewan after 1945
In 1945, Government House ceased being the Lieutenant Governor's official residence. The federal government leased the building for a veteran's rehabilitation centre.
Following renovations in 1958, the building became an adult education facility, renamed Saskatchewan House.
During this time the Office of the Lieutenant Governor was moved to the Hotel Saskatchewan in downtown Regina.
In 1984, the Lieutenant Governor's working office returned to Government House.
The Honourable Thomas Miller, February-April 1945 (died in office)
The Honourable Reginald J.M. Parker, 1945-1948
The Honourable John M. Uhrich, 1948-1951
The Honourable William J. Patterson, 1951-1958
The Honourable Frank L. Bastedo, 1958-1963
The Honourable Robert L. Hanbidge, 1963-1970
The Honourable Dr. Stephen Worobetz, 1970-1976
The Honourable George Porteous, 1976-1978
The Honourable C. Irwin McIntosh, 1978-1983
The Honourable Frederick W. Johnson, 1983-1988
The Honourable Dr. Sylvia O. Fedoruk, 1988-1994
The Honourable John E.N. Wiebe, 1994-2000
The Honourable Dr. Lynda M. Haverstock, 2000-2006
The Honourable Dr. Gordon L. Barnhart, 2006-2012
The Honourable Vaughn Solomon Schofield, 2012-2018
The Honourable W. Thomas Molloy, 2018-2019 (died in office)
The Honourable Russ Mirasty, 2019-2025
