Around 15,000 residential and commercial property owners in Saskatoon can expect their 2024 assessment notices in the mail.

Today City Council is reviewing the potential Connecting Avenue C: Walking and Cycling Improvement Project that is purposing a functional design for a cycling corridor along Avenue C (Spadina Crescent to 45th Street). The project objective is to develop a design that encourages walking and cycling consistent with the City’s Active Transportation Plan.

New York Pizza Den (NYPD) in collaboration with the Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce is leading efforts to ensure a local restaurant stays afloat as its owner battles health issues.  

Today, City Administration came to speak to the Chamber’s Advocacy Committee on their commitment to efficiency and approach to value for money audits moving forward. The Chamber is very pleased to see the City allocating time and resources to enhancing the capacity of the Independent City Auditor and focussing on running an organization that is both efficient and effective. 

Every year the Saskatoon Chamber pulls together what we believe are the top priorities for the upcoming Provincial Budget. 

We commend City Council’s efforts over the past several months to address the city’s $70 million budget shortfall. While we believe a different process would have delivered in a better result for ratepayers, we are relieved that enough progress was made to avoid the potential 18% tax increase flagged in June.