REGINA — Saskatchewan's 24th lieutenant-governor, Bernadette McIntyre, will be formally installed during a ceremony at the Legislative Building on Friday, Jan.31 at 2 p.m.
"Ms. McIntyre's installation is a cause for celebration," Premier Scott Moe said.
"Her decades as a volunteer have given her a great perspective on why Saskatchewan is such a great place to live, work, and raise a family. I know that this role will allow her to ensure that the contributions of Saskatchewan residents in their communities will continue to be recognized. We are proud to have someone so respected as a leader and we are thankful for her dedication to our province."
The lieutenant-governor-designate lives in Regina and grew up on a farm near Bethune. She was the chief executive officer at Wascana Centre Authority. Additionally, she previously held senior positions with SGI and served on dozens of boards of directors and planning committees.
McIntyre will follow the outgoing Lt.-Gov. Russ Mirasty, who has represented the sovereign in Saskatchewan since 2019.
McIntyre's appointment was announced by the prime minister on Dec. 6. She will serve as lieutenant-governor for a minimum of five years.
