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(Lara Fominoff/650 CKOM) There will be some job losses and potential transfers for employees at Saskatoon’s Nutrien corporate offices. According to a statement sent out by Nutrien Potash CEO Ken Seitz, there are “fewer than 50 employees” affected, although he didn’t say just how many there are exactly. “Nutrien has a responsibility to ensure our operations are as efficient as possible and determine how to best meet the needs of the market and our stakeholders,” Seitz said in the sta...

Concept plan for nearly $13M outdoor festival site gets approval from Saskatoon city council The city can now put out the tender for Phase 1 of the project, which would include the creation of an entry bosque area, as well as a festival headquarters building and studies to deal with the more complicated parts of the project. Social Sharing

  SASKATOON -- Despite the lingering pandemic Saskatoon’s annual winter festival pressed on over the February break.  This weekend the Nutrien Wintershines Hybrid Festival at River Landing featured a virtual soup cook-off ‘Soup for the Soul,’ pinning nine of Saskatoon’s best chefs head-to-head. The festival crowned Sydney Hamelin from Taste Hospitality Group as the 2021 Saskatoon Soup Master. Darren Craddock from Village Bistro and Dana Chadorf from the Saskatoon Club were named f...

Topsham could get 38 units of new affordable housing apartments The Topsham Planning Board unanimously approved a multimillion-dollar affordable housing complex, though the housing authority needs funding. Share TOPSHAM — A proposed 38-unit affordable housing project proposed to be built next to the Topsham Crossing subdivision was unanimously approved by the planning board Tuesday. Now, the $10.8 million housing project proposed by Topsham Housing Authority needs funding before it can go fo...

Article content The idea of a permanent outdoor festival site in downtown Saskatoon emerged during 2020 budget talks just over a year ago. SaskTel Centre officials revealed the popular Taste of Saskatchewan festival had been cancelled amid an impasse between city hall and SaskTel Centre. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Tank: Little to celebrate about Saskatoons permanent festival site Back to video Organizers opted to skip the festival in 2020 ...

Posted: Feb 11, 2021 7:55 AM CT | Last Updated: February 11 An architects rendering of what a summer market could look like at the Phase 1 entry bosque area of the festival grounds.(City of Saskatoon/Submitted) comments Saskatoon city councillors will be discussing a proposed multi-million dollar permanent festival site at a committee meeting next week. The site, which would be built at Friendship Park and River Landing Park between the Broadway Bridge and the River Landing spray park, would e...

(Photo courtesy of the City of Saskatoon) Saskatoon could have a new permanent site for year-round festivals if city council gives it the green light. A concept plan is to be presented next week to the Governance and Priorities Committee. A study began last May, with project requirements, recommendations and phases outlined. According to community services general manager Lynne Lacroix, the new site would be located between River Landing and the Bessborough Hotel, in the Friendship Park area, o...

21046 Commercial Trail, Boca Raton (Google Maps, iStock) Even with a newly inked 62,000-square-foot bowling alley lease, South Florida’s retail market saw mostly gutter balls in the fourth quarter. Across the tri-county area, vacancy rates rose and square footage returned to the market, according to a newly released report from Colliers International. And yet in some parts of the region, average asking rents rose, and landlords landed some large leases and buyers. With relatively limited cons...

Construction to start by early summer An Anthropologie store is set to open in Iowa River Landing in autumn. (The Gazette) The Gazette Construction will begin by early summer for an Anthropologie store in Iowa River Landing in Coralville. The Philadelphia-based women’s clothing chain, part of the URBN parent company that also includes Urban Outfitters, has some 200 stores nationwide, with one in Jordan Creek Town Center in West Des Moines. The 9,000-square-foot store is set to open in aut...

It was about two years ago that Don and Kathryn Allen started thinking about opening a restaurant.