City of Saskatoon
Thousands of tent caterpillars emerge, numbers expected to be on the decline
By Wendy Winiewski Reporter
While some areas in the province have seen a decline of tent caterpillars, Saskatoon is about a year behind according to an entomologist with the city. Continue reading
What’s open and closed in Saskatoon on Victoria Day
Here’s a look at what’s open and closed for Saskatoon civic services on Victoria Day. Continue reading
How a Saskatoon organization is hoping to repurpose 24K tonnes of food waste
By Wendy Winiewski Reporter
FoodRenew has a plan to help the City of Saskatoon reach its goal of reducing and diverting up to 70 per cent of waste from the landfill by 2023. Continue reading
Temporary water supply established for Costco after hydrocarbons detected
The City of Saskatoon says a temporary water line was installed for the Rosewood Costco after hydrocarbons were detected last week. Continue reading
Plaque in Saskatoon commemorates soldiers’ efforts during Afghanistan war
A plaque was added to the Saskatoon cenotaph, marking the North Saskatchewan Regiment’s efforts in the 13-year war in Afghanistan. Continue reading
‘Do not use’ water warning issued at Saskatoon Costco after hydrocarbons detected in hydrants
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
Until further notice, the Water Security Agency has issued a “do not use” water warning for the southend Costco. Continue reading
Traffic patterns change at new Saskatoon interchange construction site
Westbound traffic on College Drive is currently being diverted to the eastbound lanes at the interchange construction site at McOrmond Drive. Continue reading
Downtown Saskatoon businesses worried about BRT route
By Meaghan Craig Reporter
Some business owners are concerned about the proposed route for the BRT system in downtown Saskatoon. Continue reading
Saskatoon curling clubs asking for help with property taxes
By Adam MacVicar Videographer
Saskatoon’s four curling clubs say they want to use the money for facility upkeep and modernization. Continue reading
School divisions concerned pot stores on Broadway would be too close to schools
By Wendy Winiewski Reporter
Saskatoon is considering amendments to its zoning bylaws to accommodate cannabis-related businesses. Continue reading
