SASKATOON – The city is projecting to have a two-million dollar deficit in the second quarter.
Officials say the deficit is largely due to the spring pothole blitz along with decreased revenue from leisure centre and landfill visits.
Breaking news from Canada and around the world
sent to your email, as it happens.
Increased fuel costs and landfill equipment breakdowns also contributed to the deficit.
Despite the loss, City Administration says they plan on presenting a balanced budget by the end of the year.
More on Canada
- Calgary declares state of local emergency over water crisis prompted by feeder main break
- His Apple Watch warned of an irregular heart rate. Turns out he was having a heart attack
- Quebec restaurant halts free-meal program after warning over English-only text
- Strict new rules coming for Canadian dogs crossing border into U.S.
Comments