Tag Archives: Budget

Saskatoon's city council is heading into three days of budget deliberations with property tax increases sitting at a preliminary 7.22 per cent for next year and 5.58 per cent for 2025. During a budget...

Saskatchewan's finances have taken a downturn. The province's mid-year financial report is forecasting a deficit of $250.5 million at mid-year, down $1.27 billion from budget and $736.1 million from t...

The fall economic update from the federal government projected a $40-billion deficit for the current fiscal year. The update, delivered on Tuesday by Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, acknowledged t...

Property tax bills in Regina could be going up next year, but by less than initially expected thanks to a change in garbage collection. The City of Regina released its proposed 2024 budget on Friday, ...

Saskatoon residents are looking at a seven per cent property tax increase in 2024, and another 5.7 per cent in 2025. That's according to a statement on the budget process released by the city. But cou...

As the City of Saskatoon works to tackle massive budget gaps for 2024 and 2025, the Saskatoon Public Library and Saskatoon Police Service unveiled their preliminary budgets. The Saskatoon Police Servi...

It's a slow process, but Saskatoon's city councillors are shaving down a funding gap that still adds up to more than $44 million over the next two years. After Tuesday's third special budget meeting, ...

Saskatoon's finance committee has unanimously voted to direct the city's independent auditor, Sohail Saleem, to report on the ratio of managers to full-time employees. Coun. Cynthia Block made the mot...

The City of Saskatoon's massive funding gap for 2024 and 2025 is slowly shrinking. Before special budget meetings began in June and some savings were found, the city was facing a $52-million funding g...

At a marathon meeting Tuesday, Saskatoon's city council made a significant dent in a major funding gap. The city was facing a $50.9-million funding gap for 2024 and a $23.2-million gap in 2025. So far...