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If the revenue gap is not addressed, Saskatoon residents would face a property tax increase of 18.56 per cent next year.

Inflation is the largest source of the shortfalls, which are equivalent to an 18.56 per cent tax hike in 2024, and 6.95 per cent in 2025.

The City of Saskatoon appears to be in a financial hole bigger than all of its potholes combined. During a bud...

“Sometimes if we want to save money, it means that we make some hard choices about what we don’t do any more, or what we change.”

A reader wonders whether there has been sufficient testing for contaminants on the site for the new library in downtown Saskatoon.

Snow removal has been completed in one neighbourhood out of 66 in Saskatoon, but the city anticipates 11 per c...

Two big snowstorms in three years are forcing the City of Saskatoon to re-examine how to fund the costly clean...

After what he referred to as a year of "recovery" in 2022, Saskatoon Mayor Charlie Clark said he feels optimis...

During Saskatoon budget deliberations earlier this week, Saskatoon city council settled on a 3.93 per cent pro...

City Council has thirty hours set aside over the next three days to go through the 2023 budget. This is the second year of a two-year budget process, ...