1939 Royal Visit to SaskatoonCity of Saskatoon2024-10-19 | 1939 Royal Visit to SaskatoonSort & Go at Saskatoons Material Recovery CentreCity of Saskatoon2024-10-08 | You’d be surprised what can be recycled! ♻️ At Sort & Go, you can drop off the following items for free: recycling, small appliances, batteries, oil and anti-freeze, electronics, metals, rimless tires and bicycles. Appliances with refrigerant have a small $20 fee.
We work with a number of partners to divert and recycle these items.
Thanks for putting waste in the right place.Drop off batteries at Sort & GoCity of Saskatoon2024-09-26 | ⚠️ All batteries, even household lithium ones, are considered hazardous waste and pose a serious safety risk when disposed of improperly in your curbside carts or large bins.
The good news is that you can drop batteries off for FREE daily at Sort & Go at the Material Recovery Centre.
➡️ To see what’s accepted or to learn more, visit saskatoon.ca/MRCHousehold Hazardous Waste drop-off at the MRCCity of Saskatoon2024-09-12 | If you’re looking for a safe way to dispose of household hazardous waste (HHW), visit Sort & Go at the MRC.
Every Wednesday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saskatoon residents can drop off HHW for free. This program runs seasonally with the final drop-off date taking place Wednesday, October 24, 2024.
➡️ Visit saskatoon.ca/hazardouswaste for more information.Be Water Wise: How to be a leak detective!City of Saskatoon2024-09-11 | Save yourself money and protect the environment — Be Water Wise! Water conservation (using water carefully) will help to keep your utility bill costs down. Careful water use can also help ensure that the City can meet the community’s water needs in the long term, even with a growing population.
For more information visit: saskatoon.ca/BeWaterWiseHow to Apply for A Deck PermitCity of Saskatoon2024-09-06 | Watch the step-by-step process of submitting your deck permit application with our informative instructional video! Learn about navigating the City of Saskatoon's ePermitting system, essential document requirements, and helpful tips for a seamless application experience.
00:00:00 Introduction 00:00:48 Log in to ePermitting 00:01:59 Dashboard Walk-Through 00:02:25 Apply for a Deck Permit 00:07:12 Permit Application Stages 00:07:48 Pay your Fees Online 00:08:48 View your Building Permit 00:09:03 Request InspectionHow to Apply for a Garage or Accessory Building PermitCity of Saskatoon2024-09-06 | Watch the step-by-step process of submitting your garage or accessory building permit application with our informative instructional video! Learn about navigating the City of Saskatoon's ePermitting system, essential document requirements, and helpful tips for a seamless application experience.
00:00:00 Introduction 00:01:05 Log in to ePermitting 00:02:13 Dashboard Walk-Through 00:02:40 Apply for a Garage Permit or Accessory Building 00:07:34 Permit Application Stages 00:08:43 Pay your Fees Online 00:09:17 Download your Building Permit 00:09:32 Request or Cancel InspectionScale & Pay at the Material Recovery CentreCity of Saskatoon2024-08-30 | Welcome to Scale & Pay at the Material Recovery Centre in Saskatoon. Any excess waste that can’t be recycled or fit in your cart can be dropped off here to be landfilled.
Learn more at saskatoon.ca/MRC.Sort & Go at the Material Recovery CentreCity of Saskatoon2024-08-30 | Welcome to Sort & Go at the Material Recovery Centre in Saskatoon. From appliances to batteries, there’s so much that you can drop off for free!
Learn more at saskatoon.ca/MRC.2024 Civic Election: How to Apply for a Mail-In Ballot KitCity of Saskatoon2024-08-27 | All eligible voters in Saskatoon have the option to apply to vote in the 2024 Civic Election via mail-in ballot. Voting by mail-in ballot is a convenient alternative to voting in person and it’s easy to apply.
This video explains how to apply for your mail-in ballot kit from Elections Saskatoon.
Get started now at: saskatoon.ca/votebymailFlood Control Stategy - Cumberland Park ProjectCity of Saskatoon2024-08-16 | The City of Saskatoon is upgrading the neighborhood storm water drainage to reduce the flood risk at the intersection of Cumberland Avenue and Main Street. It will be the fifth of nine total Flood Control Strategy Projects geared toward mitigating flooding in the city’s most flood prone areas. For more information about the Flood Control Strategy, please visit saskatoon.ca/floodplan.Be Water Wise: Try the tuna can test!City of Saskatoon2024-07-15 | Did you know? Water use doubles in Saskatoon each summer because of activities like watering lawns and gardens.
How long should you run your sprinkler system once a week? Time how long it takes to fill a tuna can and that’s what it takes to keep your lawn healthy.
Every drop counts. Let’s be water wise together.
To learn more, visit: saskatoon.ca/bewaterwiseStevie - Saskatoon Transit frontline employeeCity of Saskatoon2024-07-15 | Stevie is a bus operator with Saskatoon Transit and his message for customers is: "If we can all work together, we can make Transit better and safer." Please be kind to Saskatoon Transit employees like Stevie, who want to get you there safely.Noureddine - Saskatoon Transit frontline employeeCity of Saskatoon2024-07-15 | Noureddine is a Service Supervisor with Saskatoon Transit and his message for customers is: "Please be polite and be patient. We have a job to do and we are here for them, the operators and the service." Please be kind to Saskatoon Transit employees like Noureddine, who want to get you there safely.Manisha - Saskatoon Transit frontline employeeCity of Saskatoon2024-07-15 | Manisha is a customer service representative with Saskatoon Transit and her message for customers is: "We treat you with kindness and respect and we just expect the same in return." Please be kind to Saskatoon Transit employees like Manisha, who want to get you there safely.David - Saskatoon Transit frontline employeeCity of Saskatoon2024-07-15 | David is a bus operator with Saskatoon Transit and his message for customers and other drivers is: "We're people too and we just want to get home safely at the end of the day." Please be kind to Saskatoon Transit employees like David, who want to get you there safely.Be Water Wise: Try the tuna can test!City of Saskatoon2024-07-04 | Did you know? Water use doubles in Saskatoon each summer because of activities like watering lawns and gardens.
How long should you run your sprinkler system once a week? Time how long it takes to fill a tuna can and that’s what it takes to keep your lawn healthy.
Every drop counts. Let’s be water wise together.
To learn more, visit: saskatoon.ca/bewaterwise2nd Avenue Parking and Public Realm – Information SessionCity of Saskatoon2024-06-20 | On June 14, 2024, an information session was held for the 2nd Avenue Parking and Public Realm to present proposed design options and gather feedback on the recommended design. The meeting took place through a Microsoft Teams live event and included an opening presentation followed by a question and answer period. Visit saskatoon.ca/engage/2nd-Ave-Parking for more information.City of Saskatoon - 2023 Service, Savings & Sustainability (SSS) ReportCity of Saskatoon2024-05-21 | Every year since 2005, the City of Saskatoon has produced an annual report highlighting ways the City has enhanced service, identified savings, or advanced sustainability in ways big and small. The 2023 report contains over 130 of these stories. This video is just a taste.
➡ Visit saskatoon.ca/SSSreport to read the complete report.Housing Accelerator Fund – Permitting 4 Units on a Residential SiteCity of Saskatoon2024-05-13 | As part of the City's Housing Accelerator Fund Action Plan, amendments to the Zoning Bylaw are being proposed that will permit the development of up to 4 dwelling units per site in all residential zoning districts.Housing Accelerator Fund – Permitting Multiple Unit Dwellings in the Transit Development AreaCity of Saskatoon2024-05-06 | An initiative outlined in the Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF) application is to permit four storey development within the Transit Development Area.Indigenous Community Elders - Interviews for the Downtown Event and Entertainment District.City of Saskatoon2024-04-11 | ...Public Information Meeting - Kensington Village SquareCity of Saskatoon2024-03-26 | Concept Plan Amendment and Rezoning ApplicationCity of Saskatoon - Living In Harmony Awards - 2024 Video PresentationCity of Saskatoon2024-03-21 | On the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, and during Cultural Diversity & Race Relations Month, the City is pleased to announce the 2024 Living In Harmony Award recipients. These awards recognize outstanding achievements in contributing to community harmony through the elimination of racial discrimination.
Learn more at saskatoon.ca/LivingInHarmonyConnecting 2nd Avenue / 3rd Avenue – Engagement EventCity of Saskatoon2024-03-06 | On December 6, 2023, an online meeting was held for the Connecting 2nd Avenue / 3rd Avenue: Walking, Cycling and Driving Improvements Project to gather feedback on the draft Traffic Plan. The meeting took place through a Microsoft Teams live event and included an opening presentation followed by a question and answer period.
Visit saskatoon.ca/engage/connecting-2nd-ave-3rd-ave for more information.Review of Parking MinimumsCity of Saskatoon2024-03-05 | A comprehensive review of parking regulations has not been done in Saskatoon for at least 25 years. As other Canadian cities are examining their approaches to parking, and as Saskatoon is reviewing its Zoning Bylaw, City Council has requested that Administration remove minimum parking requirements in the Zoning Bylaw. This is commonly referred to as “open option parking”. For this option, parking minimums would be removed from the Zoning Bylaw and the developer, homeowner or business would decide how much parking should be provided based on market knowledge.Recording of an online presentation about updates to Corridor Area Land Use.City of Saskatoon2024-03-05 | Since the last round of engagement on Land Use in Corridor Areas, Saskatoon has been working on initiatives identified in the Housing Accelerator Fund Housing Action Plan to have even more impact on housing in Saskatoon. This presentation was to circle back with previous engagement participants and share the next steps in the process.
You can find out more about the Housing Accelerator Fund Action Plan on the City of Saskatoon website. More information about the fund will be coming shortly.Winter BYXE: Active transporation infrastructureCity of Saskatoon2024-02-26 | 🚗🚲 More active transportation infrastructure means less congestion for everyone, cleaner air and safer streets. Let's work together for a city that's better for all of us. Whether driving, cycling, or walking, we can all do our part. 🌟 #GoTogether #WinterBYXE #YXE 🚴♂️🌳Saskatoons Housing Accelerator Fund Action PlanCity of Saskatoon2024-02-23 | The Government of Canada's Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF) supports local governments in boosting housing supply. It is intended to drive transformational change within the control of local governments, with regard to land use planning and development approvals.Housing Accelerator Fund Action Plan - Accessory Dwelling UnitsCity of Saskatoon2024-02-23 | An initiative in the City's Housing Accelerator Fund Action Plan is to eliminate barriers for building accessory dwelling units like secondary suites and garden and garage suites. Administration will be bringing forward proposed Official Community Plan (OCP) and Zoning Bylaw amendments in early 2024.Official Community Plan Amendments - Housing Action PlanCity of Saskatoon2024-02-23 | Several amendments to the Official Community Plan (OCP) are required to support the Housing Accelerator Fund initiatives.Winter BYXE: A fantastic workout for your body and mindCity of Saskatoon2024-02-19 | 🚲💪 Hop on a bike for a fun way to stay fit! Pedalling not only gets you places, but it's a fantastic workout for your body and mind. Get fit, feel great and enjoy the ride! 🌟 #GoTogether #YXE #WinterBYXE 🚴♂️🌿Winter BYXE: Lets share the road!City of Saskatoon2024-02-12 | 🚲💰 Who needs gas when you've got pedal power? Cycling is your pocket-friendly ticket to commute bliss! Save money on fuel, parking and gym memberships. It's the ultimate win-win! 🌟 #GoTogether #YXE #WinterBYXE 🌿🚴♀️Winter BYXE: Its cost effective!City of Saskatoon2024-02-05 | 🚲💰 Who needs gas when you've got pedal power? Cycling is your pocket-friendly ticket to commute bliss! Save money on fuel, parking and gym memberships. It's the ultimate win-win! 🌟 #GoTogether #YXE #WinterBYXE 🌿🚴♀️Winter BYXE: Embrace the chill!City of Saskatoon2024-01-29 | 🚲 Embrace the chill and pedal through winter! Don't let the cold stop your ride. Winter cycling is an invigorating adventure. Bundle up, grab your bike and discover the beauty of a snowy commute! 🌟 #GoTogether #WinterBYXE #YXE 🚴♂️❄️Winter BYXE: Not just about moving from A to B!City of Saskatoon2024-01-23 | 🚲 Pedal power isn’t just about moving from A to B! 🌿 Cycling boosts your health, clears your mind, saves the planet 🌍 and can get you there faster. 💨 Let’s ride for a healthier you and a greener world! 🌟 #GoTogether #YXE #WinterBYXE 🚴♂️❄️
Learn more: saskatoon.ca/BYXEWrap up the holidays with the Saskatoon Waste Wizard!City of Saskatoon2023-12-04 | It’s the most wonderful time of year to reduce your waste.
For holiday sorting help, visit saskatoon.ca/wastewizard or download the Saskatoon Waste Wizard app.Organics diversion with Ronald McDonald House CharitiesCity of Saskatoon2023-11-06 | Businesses and organizations generate 68% of the garbage in our community. Approximately 25% is organic waste that could be rescued or composted.
We met with a few businesses and organizations in Saskatoon who have already been diverting organic waste. @ronaldmcdonaldhousechariti1586 shares how easy it can be and explains why diverting organic waste is just good business.
Learn more at saskatoon.ca/businessorganicsOrganics Diversion with Primal PastaCity of Saskatoon2023-10-30 | Businesses and organizations generate 68% of the garbage in our community. Approximately 25% is organic waste that could be rescued or composted.
We met with a few businesses and organizations in Saskatoon who have already been diverting organic waste. Primal Pasta shares how easy it can be and explains why diverting organic waste is just good business.
Learn more at saskatoon.ca/businessorganicsOrganics diversion with Saskatoon Co-opCity of Saskatoon2023-10-25 | Businesses and organizations generate 68% of the garbage in our community. Approximately 25% is organic waste that could be rescued or composted.
We met with a few businesses and organizations in Saskatoon who have already been diverting organic waste. @saskatoonco-op shares how easy it can be and explains why diverting organic waste is just good business.
Learn more at saskatoon.ca/businessorganicsBe a Bridge to Ending RacismCity of Saskatoon2023-10-08 | On Oct. 7, 2023, the City of Saskatoon launched a new anti-racism video in partnership with the @cityofregina at the @thesskroughriders home game at Mosaic Stadium. The video is a collaboration between a number of Saskatchewan sports organizations and athletes including the Saskatchewan Roughriders, the @saskatchewanrattlers6506 Basketball Team, @saskatoonblades7184 Hockey Team, USask @YourHuskieAthletics, Fighting Sioux Lacrosse Team, Standing Buffalo Saskatchewan Lacrosse Association, and athletes Michael Linklater and Carol Lafayette-Boyd.Keep it up, Saskatoon! Green Carts are rollinCity of Saskatoon2023-09-21 | So far, you’ve kept over 10,000 tonnes of food and yard waste out of the landfill with your Green Carts. Remember, all food and most yard waste goes in your green cart. Visit saskatoon.ca/greencart for more information.Flood Control Strategy – Brevoort Park South ProjectCity of Saskatoon2023-09-20 | The City of Saskatoon is planning an underground storm water storage project in Brevoort Park South. It will be the fourth of nine total Flood Control Strategy Projects geared toward mitigating flooding in the city’s most flood prone areas. For more information about the Flood Control Strategy, please visit saskatoon.ca/floodplan.miyo-wâhkôhtowin RoadCity of Saskatoon2023-09-08 | miyo-wâhkôhtowin is a Cree word meaning good (miyo) relationship (wâhkôhtowin).Blairmore Sector Plan Amendment Public Engagement Summer 2023City of Saskatoon2023-06-28 | The City of Saskatoon is engaging with various rights holders, stakeholders, community partners, and the general public on the proposed Blairmore Sector Plan Amendment, to seek feedback related to the project. Watch the video and visit saskatoon.ca/engage to learn more.Summer Recycling with the Saskatoon Waste WizardCity of Saskatoon2023-06-23 | We know, recycling can be tricky! The Saskatoon Waste Wizard app is here to help! Easily find your collection schedule or find out what can go in your recycling. Download the Saskatoon Waste Wizard app or visit saskatoon.ca/wastewizard today.Electrical Workers Week - System ControlCity of Saskatoon2023-06-12 | ...Electrical Workers Week - Electrical Engineer TechnologistCity of Saskatoon2023-06-12 | ...Electrical Workers Week - Meter RoomCity of Saskatoon2023-06-12 | ...Electrical Workers Week - Journeyperson ElectriciansCity of Saskatoon2023-06-12 | ...Electrical Workers Week - Powerline TechniciansCity of Saskatoon2023-06-12 | ...