Biography

Blaine McLeod was first elected as the MLA for Lumsden-Morse in a by-election in 2023 and was re-elected in the 2024 provincial election. 

Born and raised in rural Saskatchewan, Blaine currently resides in the town of Caron with his wife Marlie. They have raised two sons and one daughter and now have 10 grandchildren who also reside in this great province. He has operated Caroncrest Dairy Farms, a multi-generational family farm, with Marlie and their sons, for over 40 years.

Throughout his career in agriculture, he has served on the board of SaskMilk and as the Saskatchewan director of Dairy Farmers of Canada. Blaine has also been active on local school boards and church boards. Being involved on the local constituency board, political engagement has always been a priority. Blaine enjoys serving the constituents of Lumsden-Morse as their MLA.

Along with his role as MLA, Blaine also holds many positions in the Saskatchewan government. This includes his role as Legislative Secretary to the Minister of Community Safety. Blaine is also Deputy Speaker for the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly. He also acts as the Saskatchewan government’s military liaison, working with veterans and active and reserve members. Blaine also serves as a member of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, Provincial Capital Commission, CIC Board, and Treasury Board. He is chair of the Standing Committee on Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice and chair of the Standing Committee on Private Bills.