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Saskatoon Civic Election
Saskatoon committee taking further look at lowering residential speed limits
By Angie Mellen Digital Broadcast Journalist
The transportation committee recommends council has administration develop a detailed framework for revising posted speed limits on neighbourhood streets. Continue reading
Saskatoon looks at lowering speed limits on neighbourhood streets
Saskatoon city council will decide if certain speed limits on residential streets should be lowered from the current speed of 50 km/h. Continue reading
City to amend proposal for Saskatoon Farmers’ Market
Saskatoon city councillors amended the proposal to include dedicated farmers market days, plus an animated public facility. Continue reading
Saskatoon Farmers’ Market Co-operative raises concerns, frustrations over proposed public market
By Angie Mellen Digital Broadcast Journalist
City council will decide on Monday whether to create a six-day-a-week public and farmers’ market in the Saskatoon Farmers’ Market building, a plan current tenants dislike. Continue reading
Saskatchewan municipalities ‘very disappointed’ in changes to photo radar fines
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Net revenue from photo radar tickets used to remain in the Saskatchewan city where the money was collected, municipal leaders say. Continue reading
Saskatoon committee backs heightened security measures at city hall
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Saskatoon city councillors supported amendments calling for bag checks at city hall. Continue reading
Future location of Saskatoon Farmers’ Market up in the air
While lease negotiations with the city are up in the air, the Saskatoon Farmers’ Market said it is exploring options for its future location. Continue reading
Coun. Ann Iwanchuk opposes Pay-As-You-Throw waste utility
By Jacqueline Wilson Anchor
Ward 3 Coun. Ann Iwanchuk expresses her opposition to Saskatoon’s proposed Pay-As-You-Throw (PAYT) waste utility, mainly because of cost. Continue reading
Saskatoon committee approves ‘Pay-As-You-Throw’ garbage pickup for council vote
Saskatoon city councillors have taken another step toward the public paying for the garbage they throw out. Continue reading
Saskatoon reveals potential costs for ‘pay as you throw’ garbage program
By Angie Mellen Digital Broadcast Journalist
The goal of the Saskatoon program is to reduce waste heading to the landfill by 70 per cent over the next five years. Continue reading
