City of Saskatoon
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Saskatchewan NDP calls government approach to Saskatoon SPCA ‘horribly inadequate’Saskatchewan agriculture critic Trent Wotherspoon said the government should fund the Saskatoon SPCA to carry out enforcement or give money to another organization to do it.CanadaJan 19
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Talks underway to fill Saskatoon SPCA animal welfare enforcement void, no solution yetThe Saskatoon SPCA’s enforcement activities could fall to another agency or the Saskatoon Police Service, which says it’s not equipped to handle animal protection.CanadaJan 18
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Jumpstart commits to funding Saskatoon basketball projectJumpstart is providing a gift-in-kind to Hoist the Hoops for the design and construction of a multi-court basketball facility in Saskatoon.CanadaJan 18
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Saskatoon at highest COVID-19 alert level but no changes comingCity of Saskatoon officials told councillors COVID-19 isn't spreading at recreation facilities, so they can remain open - despite the highest-ever risk level posed by the disease.CanadaJan 10
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New details but no set start date for curbside organics program, Saskatoon city committee hearsCity of Saskatoon councillors learned city staff are recommending larger green bins for the curbside organics program, which is set to start next year.CanadaJan 10
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Extreme cold in Saskatoon forces closure of Optimist Hill, Meewasin skating rinkWith wind chill feeling like -50, many outdoor activities in Saskatoon have been forced to close for several days, including during the holiday season.CanadaJan 5
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Winter blast leaves Saskatoon streets a snowy messThe City of Saskatoon says streets are covered in snow and Circle Drive is down to one lane in some locations due to blowing snow.TrafficJan 4
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Clean-up begins on Saskatoon roads after ‘snow event’The City of Saskatoon is advising caution as it begins to cleat city roads after major snowfall.CanadaDec 27, 2021
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City of Saskatoon urging residents to be careful on streets and walkways as temperatures dropPeople venturing out should be aware of slippery surfaces and icy roadways as temperatures are expected to plummet as we near 2022.WeatherDec 23, 2021
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Most Saskatoon city ponds now safe for skatingThe Saskatoon Fire Department has completed testing on storm retention ponds to ensure they meet the minimum eight-inch ice thickness for skating.LifestyleDec 23, 2021
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