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New City of Saskatoon Website

The City of Saskatoon has launched a new website. Pay a parking ticket, report a pothole, look at job postings for the city. Best of all you can look up information about your community association! CHECK IT OUT https://www.saskatoon.ca/

New crossing likely at 33rd Street

New crossing likely at 33rd Street By Andrea Hill, The Starphoenix March 2, 2015 9:11 AM Aerial photo of the train bridge and weir crossing the South Saskatchewan in 2014. The city is examining a bridge crossing at 33rd Street from Queen Street to Preston Avenue Photograph by: Greg Pender , The StarPhoenix A newContinue reading “New crossing likely at 33rd Street”

Family Day Monday – What’s Open and What’s Not…

Monday Holiday – what’s open and what’s not… The following are the hours of civic services and facilities for Family Day on Monday, February 16, 2015: City Hall will be closed. Parking meters will not require payment. Motorists are required to move their vehicles within the time period shown on parking meters, allowing for aContinue reading “Family Day Monday – What’s Open and What’s Not…”

Saskatoon Growth Plan Public Meeting

Have your say! RESIDENTS INVITED TO HAVE THEIR SAY IN SASKATOON’S FUTURE; GROWTH PLAN PUBLIC EVENTS PLANNED FOR MARCH 3 AND MARCH 10, 2015 The City of Saskatoon invites residents to attend one of three important public engagement events to discuss the proposed Growth Plan to Half a Million (Growth Plan), which includesContinue reading “Saskatoon Growth Plan Public Meeting”

Winter Play Program and Learn to Skate

Winter Play Program and Learn to Skate From February 21 to March 29, drop in from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays at the following parks across the city for winter games and activities, including Learn to Skate sessions on select dates. College Park: 133 Campion Crescent Holliston: 1151 Louise Avenue MasseyContinue reading “Winter Play Program and Learn to Skate”

Join the Community Crime Watch

Community crime watch is one way you can make your community a better place to live. Crime watch goes on patrols once a week at various times on the lookout for suspicious activity and report it to proper authorities. Add your name to the Crime Watch list and receive times and dates of the patrols.Continue reading “Join the Community Crime Watch”