Board of Directors

Jeremy Harrison grew up in the Meadow Lake area and graduated from Carpenter High School in 1996. Jeremy went on to complete an undergraduate degree in Political Science and Canadian History from the University of Alberta, a Master's Degree in Public Administration from the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy, and a Juris Doctor (Law) Degree from the University of Saskatchewan.

Jeremy was elected to Parliament in 2004, and at the age of 26 became one of the youngest Canadians ever to sit in the House of Commons. He was elected to the Saskatchewan Legislature in 2007. He is the youngest Canadian ever to have been elected to both the House of Commons and a provincial Legislative Assembly.

He has previously served as the Minister of Trade and Export Development, Minister of Immigration and Career Training, Minister of Municipal Affairs, Minister of Enterprise Saskatchewan, Minister of the Economy, Minister responsible for the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority, Minister responsible for the Global Transportation Hub, and government House Leader. He also served as chair of the cabinet committee on Government Operations, and as a member of the House Services Committee.

Jeremy is currently the Minister of Crown Investments Corporation, Minister Responsible for the Public Service Commission, and Minister Responsible for SaskEnergy, SGI, SaskPower, SaskTel, SaskWater, and Saskatchewan Lotteries and Gaming.

Jeremy and his wife Alaina have one son, MacGregor, and one daughter, Finnley.

Daryl was first elected MLA for Cannington in the 2020 provincial election and was re-elected in 2024. He previously served as Minister of Agriculture.

Daryl is a lifelong rancher. Before entering politics, he spent over 30 years in the oil and gas industry, including roles as production foreman and account manager. He also contributed to his community in many ways, serving as a councillor for his local rural municipality, a director for Zone 1 of the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association, a member of the Lions Club, a volunteer firefighter, and a cattle rancher. Additionally, Daryl was a school board trustee for the Souris Moose Mountain School Division, and later for the South East Cornerstone Public School Division.

Daryl and his wife live in the Cannington constituency and have six children and nine grandchildren.

Colleen was first elected MLA for Lloydminster in a November 2014 by-election. She was re-elected in 2016, 2020, and 2024 in the provincial general elections. In the spring of 2024, she was sworn into cabinet as the Minister of Advanced Education; in the fall 2024 cabinet shuffle, she was appointed Minister of Energy and Resources.

In addition to serving as the Minister of Energy and Resources, Colleen serves on the Cabinet Committee on the Economy, the Cabinet Committee on Government Operations, the Cabinet Committee on Investment Attraction, and the Cabinet Committee for Irrigation. She is the provincial representative on the steering committee for the Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians Association.

Supporting, helping, and finding answers to constituents’ concerns, issues and challenges has always been a priority and the most rewarding part of her role as an MLA. Staying involved and engaged in her community, and advocating on behalf of her constituents is very important to Colleen.

Colleen was born and raised on a family farm east of Saskatoon and has called Lloydminster home for the past 39 years. Colleen attended the College of Education at the University of Saskatchewan beginning in 1979 and has been active in education ever since. Colleen was a trustee on the Lloydminster Public School Board of Education for 20 years and served as board chair for 16 of those years. Colleen is very active in the Lloydminster community, attending and trying to stay abreast of all events throughout her constituency. She has been involved with the Kiwanis Club, the Lloydminster Learning Council, the Prairie North Regional Health Board, and the Lloydminster Early Intervention Program. Colleen started and operated the Lloydminster in Motion After School Program, School Community Councils, Young Life, the Lloydminster Community Youth Center, the Lloydminster Concerned Citizens for Seniors Care, and she helped with numerous other fundraising and volunteer opportunities in the community. Colleen has always put kids, families, seniors, and newcomers to the community first.

Colleen and her husband, Kim, have one daughter, Nevada, and seven sons: Casey, Chester, Riley, Fraser, Percy, and twins, Duke and Ace; five wonderful daughters-in-laws, and fifteen beautiful grandchildren. Colleen enjoys travelling and spending time with her family and close friends at the lake, or whenever the opportunity arises.

Eric Schmalz was first elected MLA for Saskatchewan Rivers in 2024. He currently serves as Minister of Government Relations and Minister of Immigration and Career Training. He is also Minister responsible for First Nations, Métis and Northern Affairs and for the Provincial Capital Commission.

Before entering politics, Eric served 13 years as a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. In 2016, he joined his family’s business and obtained training as an auctioneer. In 2019, Eric was elected Reeve for the RM of Prince Albert in a by-election and was subsequently re-elected in the fall of 2020.

Eric resides near Prince Albert with his wife and their two children.

Brad Crassweller was first elected MLA for White City-Qu'Appelle in 2024. He and his family own and operate Cedar Creek Gardens, an outdoor family destination south of Regina. He has also been a pastor, owned a landscaping company, and served as councillor for the RM of Sherwood (Division 1). Brad and his wife Sandy reside south of Regina. They have four children and three grandchildren.

Kevin Kasun was first elected MLA for Prince Albert Carlton in 2024. He previously worked in the transportation industry, starting in trucking before moving to the rail industry where he became a locomotive engineer. After moving to Prince Albert, he began working with Canada Post and Correctional Service Canada. Kevin and his wife Shevawn are raising two teenage children.