Neighbourhood Information Sessions for Proposed Emergency Residential Shelter on Central Avenue Postponed
Please see the following message from the City of Saskatoon. The City of Saskatoon and Government of Saskatchewan continue to work collaboratively on the final details to prepare for the 30-space emergency shelter to be located at former Fire Station #5 (421 Central Avenue). All partners know that the way the shelter will operate is one of the most important questions on
Town Hall Meeting Hosted by Councillor Darren Hill | February 11, 2024
We have been made aware of a Town Hall Meeting that is planned to discuss the proposed 30 bed new emergency shelter beds at the formerly housed Fire Hall #5 at 421 Central Avenue in Sutherland. We strongly encourage you to attend this session! Town Hall Meeting Hosted by Councillor Darren Hill When: Sunday, February 11th, 2024 Time: 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm Where: Gymnasium at
The Mustard Seed Has Stepped Up to Manage New Shelter Beds in Saskatoon
The Mustard Seed, a Canadian Christian non-profit will be managing the proposed 30 new emergency shelter beds (on the province’s behalf) at the building that formerly housed Fire Hall #5 at 421 Central Avenue in Sutherland. Although the Sutherland Business Improvement District (SBID) boundary does not include the former fire hall location, we are interested in working with our BID’s businesses,
E-invite for City of Saskatoon Overgrowth in Back Lanes Survey
Please see the following message from the City of Saskatoon. Help Us Understand Overgrowth in Back Lanes The City of Saskatoon (City) addresses complaints regarding nuisance trees and overgrown vegetation in back lanes. The Community Standards Department typically conducts inspections based on approximately 1,000 complaints and requests per year, advising property owners to trim nuisance trees and overgrown vegetation in the back lanes
Saskatoon Chamber: Business Organizations Join Forces to Support Saskatoon’s Family Enterprises
The Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce and Family Business Association of Saskatoon (FBAS) are joining forces to ensure Saskatoon’s family-owned and operated enterprises thrive into the future. FBAS will maintain an independent board with its events, marketing and membership administered through the Chamber. Under the partnership, FBAS members will see a significant reduction in annual dues and members of both organizations
Proposed District Could Mean “Billion Dollar Boost” to Saskatoon Economy
Please see the below message from the Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce. Economic benefits include job creation, local spending, talent retention and less sprawl Saskatoon’s proposed entertainment district could deliver a billion dollar boost to the city’s economy according to an independent study released today by the Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce and Downtown Saskatoon. The comprehensive study, prepared by Saskatchewan-based PRAXIS Consulting, forecasts $1.37