City of Saskatoon: Update on E-Scooters
The Province has formalized regulations around the use of electric scooters in the province: New regulations enable municipalities to allow e-scooters on roads. This may generate questions about what this means for e-scooters in Saskatoon. According to the City: "E-scooter use is still subject to the municipality having a bylaw in place, which we do not yet have in Saskatoon." Here is some
Proposed Changes to Property Tax Model Welcome
Proposed Changes to Property Tax Model Welcome Chamber recommendations included in independent report Small and medium size businesses could benefit the most from proposed changes to Saskatchewan’s property tax model based on an expert study commissioned by the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities (SUMA) that outlines how the model could be made more simple, fair and transparent. The third-party report was prepared by the International
City of Saskatoon: College Corridor Plan Update
The City of Saskatoon will be updating their College Corridor webpage as work is completed. You can see the work done to date on the College Corridor by visiting the following link: https://www.saskatoon.ca/engage/college-corridor-plan
Saskatoon Unites to help Sister City in Ukraine
City of Chernivtsi now caring for 150,000+ displaced people SASKATOON, SASKATCHEWAN – April 14, 2022 – Community and business leaders are uniting behind a fundraising effort to purchase and transport vital equipment and supplies to Saskatoon’s sister city in Ukraine following an urgent request for help sent to Mayor Charlie Clark from Chernivtsi Mayor Roman Klichuk. First responders in Chernivtsi have also
Saskatoon Police Service: Preventing and Reporting Crime
Please see the linked PDF guidebook provided by the Saskatoon Police Service. Preventing and Reporting Crime – A Guidebook for Small Businesses
COVID Mandates and Protocols Set to End in February
Please see the below message from the Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce. COVID Mandates and Protocols Set to End in February Today the province announced its plan to end the Proof of Vaccination or Negative Test policy on February 14th along with the end of the public health order effective February 28th. Effective February 14th businesses that are currently mandated to require proof of vaccination or a negative test