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.
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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.
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