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Crowns, Agencies, Boards, and Commissions Contact List Government of Saskatchewan – Crowns, Agencies, Boards and Commissions Treasury Board Crowns Minister Room Phone Admin Assistant President & CEO Phone Admin Assistant Mailing Address eHealth Saskatchewan Paul 204 787-0333 Abby Rutko Denise Macza (Chair) 787-3186 Rachele Florizone 3475 Albert Street Merriman Regina SK S4S 6X6 Kimberly Kratzig (Interim CEO) 337-5488 Carmen Whitfield 3rd floor, 2130 – 11th Ave. Regina SK S4P 0J5 Financial and Consumer Affairs Gordon 355 787-5353 Dawn-Marie Roger Sobotkiewicz (Chair) 787-5646 Jillian Evans 6thFloor, 1919 Saskatchewan Dr. Authority Wyant, Q.C. Cherkewich Regina SK S4P 4H2 Global Transportation Hub Jim Reiter 302 787-5353 Cindy Chamberlin Matt Schroeder 533-8371 Dyane Lewis 720-1855 Victoria Ave. (GTH) Regina SK S4P 3T2 Municipal Financing Corporation Donna 312 787-6059 Jennifer Clarke Rod Balkwill 787-9473 Vacant 6th Floor, 2350 Albert St. Harpauer (General Mgr) Regina SK S4P 4A6 Sask Crop Insurance Corporation David Marit 334 787-0338 Lisa Birnie Jeff Morrow (Acting) 639-398- Tammy Smith 484 Prince William Drive, Box 4219 3000, Melville SK S0A 2P0 Sask Liquor and Gaming Jim Reiter 302 787-0942 Elaine Peake Susan Ross 787-1737 Lori Keck Martyn 9th, 2500 Victoria Ave. Authority Regina SK S4P 3X2 Saskatchewan Public Safety Christine Tell 345 787-0284 Shelly Reinhardt Marlo Pritchard 787-4046 Susanna Andrei 5th floor, 1855 Victoria Ave. Agency Regina SK S4P 3T2 Sask Research Council Jeremy 346 787-8687 Carla Taylor- Mike Crabtree 933-5402 Donna Wright 125-15 Innovation Blvd. Harrison Brown Saskatoon SK S7N 2X8 Tourism Saskatchewan Jeremy 346 787-8687 Carla Taylor- Jonathan Potts (CEO) 787-0754 Angela Baker 189-1621 Albert St. Harrison Brown Regina SK S4P 2S5 Water Security Agency Fred 322 787-6447 Candace Hourie Shawn Jaques 694-3162 Theresa Parsons 101-111 Fairford St E Bradshaw Moose Jaw SK S6H 7X9 CIC Crowns Minister Room Phone Admin President & CEO Phone Admin Mailing Address Crown Investments Corporation Don Morgan 348 787-7339 Cindy Chamberlin Kent Campbell 787-4554 Melissa Morris 400-2400 College Ave. Q.C. Regina SK S4P 1C8 SaskEnergy Don Morgan 348 787-7339 Cindy Chamberlin Ken From 777-9901 Heather McInnis 10th, 1777 Victoria Ave. Q.C. Regina SK S4P 4K5 Sask Gaming Corporation Don Morgan 348 787-7339 Cindy Chamberlin Susan Flett 787-1591 Michelle Lerat 2020 Saskatchewan Dr. Q.C. Regina SK S4P 0B2 Saskatchewan Opportunities Don Morgan 348 787-7339 Cindy Chamberlin Brent Sukenik (Acting) 933-7764 Wonda Kirychuk 114-15 Innovation Blvd. Corporation (SOCO) Q.C. Saskatoon SK S7N 2X8 Sask Government Insurance Don Morgan 348 787-7339 Cindy Chamberlin Andrew Cartmell 751-1683 Sonya Cole 2260-11th Ave. Q.C. Regina SK S4P 0J9 SaskPower Don Morgan 348 787-7339 Cindy Chamberlin Mike Marsh 566-3103 Pam Klein McBride 12th Floor, 2025 Victoria Ave. Q.C. Regina SK S4P 0S1 SaskTel Don Morgan 348 787-7339 Cindy Chamberlin Doug Burnett 777-2201 Cheryl Wilkie 13th Floor, 2121 Saskatchewan Dr. Q.C. Regina SK S4P 3Y2 SaskWater Don Morgan 348 787-7339 Cindy Chamberlin Doug Matthies 694-3883 Sherry Wallin 200-111 Fairford St. E. Q.C. Moose Jaw SK S6H 1C8 Agencies/Boards/Commissions Minister Room Phone Admin President & CEO Phone Admin Mailing Address Innovation Saskatchewan Jeremy 346 787-8687 Carla Taylor- Kari Harvey CEO 933-5760 Sheri Merasty 343-111 Research Dr. Harrison Brown Rebecca Gibbons (ED of Ops) 933-6175 Saskatoon SK S7N 3R2 Provincial Archives of Jim Reiter 302 787-0942 Elaine Peake Louise Greenberg (Chair) 787-4073 Susan Longeau Box 1665 Saskatchewan Linda McIntyre (Prov Archivist) 787-4018 Regina SK S4P 3C8 Provincial Capital Commission Don 306 787-6100 Melissa Neufeld Monique Goffinet Miller (CEO) 787-9261 Barb Rasmussen Box 7111, 2900 Wascana Drive McMorris Regina SK S4P 3S7 Agencies/Boards/Commissions Minister Room Phone Admin President & CEO Phone Admin Mailing Address Sask Arts Board Laura Ross 315 787-0092 Sherry Rosenberg Michael Jones (CEO) 787-4019 Chip McDaniel 1355 Broad St. Regina SK S4R 7V1 Sask Assessment Mgmt. Agency Don 306 787-6100 Melissa Neufeld Irwin Blank (CEO) 924-8004 Corinne Charko 200-2201 11th Ave. McMorris Regina SK S4P 0J8 Sask Health Research Jeremy 346 787-0341 Dawn Keating Patrick Odnokon 975-1680 Catherine 324-111 Research Drive Foundation Harrison Klopoushak Saskatoon SK S7N 3R2 Sask Higher Education Quality Gene 307 787-0341 Dawn Keating Kathleen McNutt (Chair) 585-4759 Wanda Billard 1120-2010- 12th Ave. Assurance Board Makowsky 787-6148 Regina SK S4P0M3 Sask Human Rights Commission Gordon 355 787-5353 Dawn-Marie Judge David Arnot 933-7796 Karen Materi 816, Sturdy Stone Bldg. Wyant, Q.C. Cherkewich (Chief Commissioner) 122-3rd Ave. N. Saskatoon SK S7K 2H6 Sask Legal Aid Commission Gordon 355 787-5353 Dawn-Marie Jayne Mallin (CEO) 933-5303 Val Doepker 502-201 21st St. E. Wyant, Q.C. Cherkewich Saskatoon SK S7K 0B8 Sask Municipal Board Don 306 787-6100 Melissa Neufeld Chad Boyko (Acting Chair) 787-6163 Laurie Fuhro 480-2151 Scarth St. McMorris Regina SK S4P 2H8 Sask Pension Plan Donna 312 787-6059 Jennifer Clarke Kathy Strutt (G.M) 463-5412 Kelsey Facca Box 5555, Kindersley SK S0L 1S0 Harpauer Sask Workers’ Compensation Don Morgan 348 787-7339 Cindy Chamberlin Gord Dobrowolsky (Chair) 787-7398 Karen Stettner 200-1881 Scarth St. Board Q.C. Phil Germain (CEO) 787-5817 Nancy Anderson Regina SK S4P 4L1 July 2021 306-787-7019 http://www.saskatchewan.ca/government/government-structure/boards-commissions-and-agencies .
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