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Kirton to represent Ward 3 on city council, other councillors remain the same
There will be a new face representing city council in Ward 3. David Kirton, the former long-time host of Saskatchewan Afternoon on 650 CKOM won his bid for a seat on city council in Friday's civic ele...
Nov 14, 2020 (Submitted photo)
Saskatoon city council gives green light to downtown safety and well-being pilot project
A downtown Saskatoon safety and wellness pilot project - led by the Saskatoon Tribal Council - has been given the green light and $200,000 in funding. Half of the money will come from the city's Munic...
Sep 16, 2020 (650 CKOM)
Report to finance committee suggests moving city yards a good idea
The City of Saskatoon will present a report on Monday, to the standing committee on finance, outlining a recommendation that the city yards be relocated from the downtown area to the northern edge of ...
Sep 10, 2020
Hilary Gough announces re-election bid in Ward 2
Hilary Gough wants four more years. The incumbent in Ward 2 officially launched her re-election bid Friday for the west side seat which she narrowly won defeating Pat Lorje by 139 votes in 2016. ...
Aug 21, 2020 (Twitter)
Provincial economic stimulus money aimed at Saskatoon sidewalk repair and maintenance
Saskatoon city councillors have voted to divvy up more than $12 million in provincial economic stimulus money. The money will come from the Municipal Economic Enhancement Program (MEEP). It's a one-ti...
Jul 21, 2020 A crumbling sidewalk along Cumberland Avenue South
City council approves more parking patios along Broadway, Riversdale and downtown
Customers may soon be able to dine "al fresco" at even more businesses in parts of Saskatoon. At Monday's meeting, city council voted to approve a motion to allow restaurants in the Broadway Ave., Riv...
Jun 30, 2020
Saskatoon's deficit shrinks to $14 million in face of pandemic
The City of Saskatoon's COVID-19 related deficit will be smaller than first thought, but it'll still be a big hole to dig out of. City councillors were shown a new financial forecast at a meeting on M...
Jun 30, 2020
'Cities die from the core out,' writes developer concerned with safety in downtown Saskatoon to city council
A letter written by a well known Saskatoon developer in early May calls for urgent civic action to save the city's downtown area. Ken Achs cites four main issues in the downtown area that are affectin...
Jun 22, 2020
Council narrowly votes to increase speed limits through Northeast Swale
Your trip through the Northeast Swale will be a little bit quicker in the near future, and more consistent. Saskatoon City Council narrowly passed through an increase to the speed limit, from 50 km/h ...
May 26, 2020
Council gives green light to draft conversion therapy bylaw
In a 9 -2 vote, Saskatoon city councillors voted Monday, April 27, to draft a bylaw to ban conversion therapy as a business in the city. City solicitor Cindy Yelland told council they would be followi...
Apr 28, 2020
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