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City of Saskatoon to monitor and assess impact of U.S. tariffs (opens the original)
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It’s too soon to say the full extent of the impact U.S. tariffs may have on the City of Saskatoon. Clae Hack, Saskatoon’s chief financial officer, said the city buys the “vast majority” of its goods and services from vendors within Canada. “Of course, those vendors may have supply chain tariff impacts on all of a portion of their materials and goods, but it is difficult at this point to determine what those impacts will be, and how or if they will be passed on to the City of Saskatoon and other
Saskatoon cancer patient fears missing appointments amid citywide construction (opens the original)
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Navigating a myriad of construction mazes throughout Saskatoon is becoming increasingly stressful for Wendy Albertson. The Saskatoon mom and current cancer patient said that when school began on Sept. 2, traffic congestion through the many roadblocks, lane restrictions and construction zones became a major source of stress as she tried to get to the Saskatoon Cancer Centre at the University of Saskatchewan for treatment. “Since then — and I’ve been there at numerous times of the day — even at 3
Saskatoon cancer patient fears missing appointments amid citywide construction (opens the original)
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Navigating a myriad of construction mazes throughout Saskatoon is becoming increasingly stressful for Wendy Albertson. The Saskatoon mom and current cancer patient said that when school began on Sept. 2, traffic congestion through the many roadblocks, lane restrictions and construction zones became a major source of stress as she tried to get to the Saskatoon Cancer Centre at the University of Saskatchewan for treatment. “Since then — and I’ve been there at numerous times of the day — even at 3
Saskatoon forecasts $4.5M mid-year deficit as snow costs rise (opens the original)
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The latest numbers from a report to the City of Saskatoon’s Finance Committee show a mid-year forecast deficit of $4.5 million. Clae Hack, chief financial officer, delivered a brief presentation to councillors on Wednesday, with the city’s snow and ice management program forecasting a $3 million deficit. “Largely due to the extended winter and snowfall in the first half of 2026, which saw snow up until the May long weekend,” he said. “The remaining civic budget is currently projecting an additio
Saskatoon woman with hefty parking fines asks for grace period for accessible parking (opens the original)
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A Saskatoon woman who has been fined hundreds of dollars by parking enforcement officials wants city council to consider changing a bylaw to give those with special parking spaces and placards a 48-hour grace period when a violation ticket is issued. During Tuesday’s Transportation Committee meeting, Karen Kobussen asked city council to consider an amendment to policy C07-026. It defines criteria for the “installation of on-street accessible parking areas.” It also defines an accessible parking
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