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Saskatoon Civic Election
Saskatoon bylaw changed to address stalled residential demolitions
The time allowed for the demolition of ground-oriented dwelling units in Saskatoon’s residential neighbourhoods was shortened to 60 days. Continue reading
4% tax hike proposed for Saskatoon property owners in 2019
Saskatoon city administration is proposing a tax rate increase of between four and 4.5 per cent in 2019. Continue reading
Saskatoon pond where student drowned to be partially fenced off
Saskatoon city council voted to implement safety measures at a stormwater retention pond where a boy drowned last fall. Continue reading
New fire pit burning window effective immediately following Saskatoon council vote
By Wendy Winiewski Reporter
In a close vote, Saskatoon city council amends bylaw restricting the hours when fire pits can be used. Continue reading
Honorary U of S degree, Saskatoon walkway renamed for musician Joni Mitchell
City council says Saskatoon walkway will be renamed Joni Mitchell Promenade. Continue reading
Saskatoon set to lower property taxes
Saskatoon city hall administration may be reopening the 2018 budget to reduce property taxes by .91 per cent. Continue reading
Saskatoon councillor not optimistic about rail relocation
Ward 5 Coun. Randy Donauer says he is not optimistic that all the talk of rail relocation in Saskatoon is going to go anywhere. Continue reading
Fire debate heats up at Saskatoon city council
By Wendy Winiewski Reporter
Saskatoon city council delays decision on restricting the hours fire pits can be used and whether there will be a registry. Continue reading
Council to vote on fire pit registration and burning time restrictions
By Wendy Winiewski Reporter
“People with health issues or just smoke impact in their homes, the bylaw has the power to address those already, we simply haven’t enforced it,” said Coun. Darren Hill. Continue reading
Saskatoon Fire Department calls for fire pit registry
Along with a fire pit registry, the Saskatoon Fire Department is calling for a ban on wood-burning open fire pits in new neighbourhoods. Continue reading
