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Former Justices

See also: Court of Appeal for Saskatchewan

Former Justices of the Court of Appeal (1996 to present)

Name	Appointment Duration	Nominated By	Position Prior to Appointment	Other Details
Peter A. Whitmore [1]	June 7, 2013	Harper	Court of Queen's Bench McKercher McKercher & Whitmore LLP (1989 to ?) Whitmore Company (1985 to 1989) Wilson Drummond & Whitmore (1976 to 1977) G.H.M. Armstrong and Associates (1975 to 1976) Called to bar (~1975)	Published criminal decisions
Jacelyn A. Ryan-Froslie	2013	Harper	Court of Queen's Bench	Published criminal decisions
Ralph K. Ottenbreit	2009	Harper	Court of Queen's Bench (~2007 to 2009) Robertson Stromberg (1991 to ~2007) Shirkey Ulmer Shirkey and Ottenbreit (1982 to 1991) Griffin Beke and Thorson	Published criminal decisions
Darla C. Hunter	(2007–2010) August 14, 2009 (sup.)	Harper		Published criminal decisions
Gene Anne Smith	(2005-2013)			Published criminal decisions
John Klebuc [2]	2013 (SKCA) June 2013 (sup.) 2015 (ret.)		Chief Justice of SKQB (2006 to 2013) Queen's Bench (1993 to 2006) private practice Called to bar (1965)	Published criminal decisions
Maurice J. Herauf [3] ^[1]	2011 - August 31, 2018	Harper	Court of Queen's Bench (2007 to 2011) Registrar of the Court of Appeal (1995 to 2007) Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority(1993 to 1995) Director of Maintenance Enforcement Office (1988 to 1993) Called to bar (1987)	Published criminal decisions

Former Justices of the Court of Appeal (Before 1996)

Name	Appointment Duration	Nominated By	Other Details
John Henderson Lamont (1918–1927)**
Edward L. Elwood (1918–1921)
Henry W. Newlands (1918–1921)
James McKay (1921–1932)
William Ferdinand Alphonse Turgeon (1921–1938)*
William Melville Martin (1922–1941)*
Phillip E. MacKenzie (1927–1946)
Percival H. Gordon (1935–1961)
Thomas Clayton Davis (1939–1948)
Hector Y. MacDonald (1941–1951)
Edward M. Culliton (1951–1962)*
Percy M. Anderson (1946–1948)
Arthur Thomas Procter (1948–1961)
Donald A. McNiven (1949–1961)
Percy H. Maguire (1962–1974)
Edward D. Bayda (1974–1981)*
Mervyn J. Woods (1961–1984) [4]
Roy N. Hall (1962–1989)
Russell Brownridge (1961–1988)
Raymond A. MacDonald (1981–1984)
Thomas C. Wakeling (1984–2000)
Calvin F. Tallis (1981–2005)
Nicholas W. Sherstobitoff (1985 - 2010)
William J. Vancise (1983-2013)
Marjorie A. Gerwing (1984-2013)
Stuart J. Cameron	1981-2014
Gary Lane	1991-2017

Former Chief Justices of Saskatchewan

Name	Appointment Duration	Nominated By
Edward Ludlow Wetmore ^[2]	1907–1912
Frederick W. A. G. Haultain ^[3]	1912–1938
William Ferdinand Alphonse Turgeon	1938–1941
William Melville Martin	1941–1961
Emmett Matthew Hall**	1961–1962
Edwards M. Culliton	1962–1981
Edward Bayda	1981–2006
John Klebuc	2006-2013

↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20110821220412/http://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/news-nouv/ja-nj/2011/doc_32595.html
↑ Appointed to the Supreme Court of Saskatchewan
↑ Appointed to the Supreme Court of Saskatchewan; later appointed to the Court of Appeal for Saskatchewan

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Membership of Federal Appointments Committees

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[3] Appointed to the Supreme Court of Saskatchewan; later appointed to the Court of Appeal for Saskatchewan

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+| June 7, 2013
+| Harper
+|Court of Queen's Bench<br> McKercher McKercher & Whitmore LLP (1989 to ?)<br> Whitmore Company (1985 to 1989)<br> Wilson Drummond & Whitmore (1976 to 1977)<br>G.H.M. Armstrong and Associates (1975 to 1976)<br>Called to bar (~1975)
+| {{publishedSKCA|Whitmore}}
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+| Jacelyn A. Ryan-Froslie
+| 2013
+| Harper
+| Court of Queen's Bench
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-| The Honourable Darla C. Hunter
+| Darla C. Hunter
 |(2007–2010) <br>August 14, 2009 (sup.)
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-| Justice Maurice J. Herauf [https://web.archive.org/web/20110821220412/http://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/news-nouv/ja-nj/2011/doc_32595.html] <Ref name="march2011">{{cite news|title=Saskatchewan Judicial Appointments Announced| url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110821220412/http://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/news-nouv/ja-nj/2011/doc_32595.html}}</ref>
+| Maurice J. Herauf [https://web.archive.org/web/20110821220412/http://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/news-nouv/ja-nj/2011/doc_32595.html] <Ref name="march2011">{{cite news|title=Saskatchewan Judicial Appointments Announced| url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110821220412/http://www.justice.gc.ca/eng/news-nouv/ja-nj/2011/doc_32595.html}}</ref>
 | 2011 - August 31, 2018
 | Harper