Biography

Tim McLeod was elected as the MLA for Moose Jaw North in the 2020 provincial election.

Tim was born and raised in Martensville and attended the University of Saskatchewan, where he obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (2000) and his Juris Doctor in Law (2004). Following law school, Tim accepted a position as the Director of a restorative justice project that facilitated sentencing conferences for high-risk youth facing charges in the criminal justice system.

He practiced law at Chow McLeod, Barristers and Solicitors in Moose Jaw from 2005 to 2023. Additionally, he served as chair of the Prairie South School Board, served on the University of Saskatchewan Senate, the Board of Governors for the Saskatchewan Trial Lawyers Association, and as President of the Moose Jaw and Area Bar Association.

Since his election, Tim has served as the Provincial Secretary and Legislative Secretary to the Premier, Government Representative on the Provincial Capital Commission and the Wakamow Valley Authority Board. He also served on the Public Sector Bargaining Committee, the Standing Committee for Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice and as a Member of the Treasury Board. He currently serves as Chair of the Cabinet Committee on Government Operations and is a Member of the Board of Internal Economy.

In September, 2023, Tim was appointed Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, Seniors and Rural and Remote Health. In November, 2024 he was appointed as the Minister of Justice and Attorney General, Corrections, Policing and Public Safety and the Firearms Secretariat. As of December, 2025, Tim continues to serve as the Minister of Justice and Attorney General and the Firearms Secretariat and is the Government House Leader.

Tim has always enjoyed volunteering as a coach of his children’s sports teams and supporting various community activities and events. He and his wife, Tenielle, have three children and live in the Moose Jaw North constituency where they remain active in various organizations within the community.