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Saskatoon judge rules against injunction to keep encampment standing (opens the original)
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A judge has denied an injunction that would have prevented the City of Saskatoon from clearing an encampment at Avenue K and 20th Street in Saskatoon. On Tuesday, Justice Richard Danyliuk decided to not grant the injunction requested by lawyer Crystal Fafard. Danyliuk’s decision outlined issues with standing, procedure and evidence. Fafard said she had tried to file two more affidavits related to the injunction on Tuesday morning, but those were both rejected. The judge also noted that it isn’t
Saskatoon lawyer seeks injunction to protect west-end encampment (opens the original)
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Crystal Fafard, a Saskatoon lawyer, hopes a court will grant a permanent injunction Monday to stop any action against a west-end encampment until people there are properly housed. Speaking at the encampment on Friday, Fafard said she hopes the city will provide services if it can’t provide homes, along with garbage bins and sanitary supplies. The attorney said it was a “good gesture” that the City of Saskatoon opted to hold off clearing the encampment and installing fencing on Thursday, as plann
Saskatoon residents react to encampment at 20th Street and Avenue K (opens the original)
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Saskatoon residents living near an encampment at 20th Street and Avenue K have different perspectives on what should happen to the people living in tents on those lots. Multiple residents in homes near the encampment said nobody from the encampment had bothered them or caused any sort of disturbance. Andrew Lariviere can see the encampment from his front porch. Lariviere said he hasn’t been bothered by the encampment. He, himself, used to be homeless and dealt with addiction. “I’ve switched my w
Saskatoon city council decides on rapid transit design for First Avenue corridor (opens the original)
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Saskatoon’s city council has decided what First Avenue’s rapid transit route will look like. At a city council meeting on Wednesday, council heard presentations and speakers address three options before it for the bus rapid transit (BRT) system downtown. In a 6-4 vote, council decided to proceed with Option 1, which was the route city administration recommended. Councillors Robert Pearce (Ward 3), Troy Davies (Ward 4), Scott Ford (Ward 8) and Zach Jeffries (Ward 10) were opposed. Council heard f
CCMA head talks growing country music scene, importance of sharing stories (opens the original)
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The country music community is making its way to Saskatoon for this weekend’s Canadian Country Music Awards, according to CCMA president Amy Jeninga. Speaking on The Evan Bray Show on Thursday, the president said international delegates will be meeting in Saskatchewan to celebrate the past year and plan into the future, calling it a “unique opportunity” to create “fun, fan-facing events” for everyone to enjoy the experience. Country Music Week has returned to Saskatoon for the first time since 2
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