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City of Saskatoon announces new projects; leisure centers open

Curb extensions, median islands, and location-specific solutions are some of the calming installations that will be built to improve safety in residential areas. The said construction projects are now being done along with road repairs and the city is asking motorists to be patient. The city received $3.325 million from the Saskatchewan Municipal Enhancement Program with the money to be used for the said projects in neighbourhoods. The funding was part of the MEEP’s $35.5 million grant to the city to help stimulate the province’s economy and recovery after the COVID-19 pandemic. In other news, the Recreation and Community Development Department has announced that all leisure centres and outdoor pools are again open to the public after the Saskatchewan Health Authority lifted all health restrictions in the province.

Canada Day Holiday Hours for City of Saskatoon

Canada Day Holiday Hours for City of Saskatoon
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Gardening: Fun ways to celebrate Arbor Week in Saskatoon

Raspberries – background and cultivars

Raspberries have a fibrous, long-lived perennial root system. These roots are fairly shallow with over 70 per cent found in the upper 25 centimetres of soil. They don’t tolerate poor drainage or excessive cultivation. Suckers are usually initiated in the fall, when they grow only to the soil surface. Additional above-ground growth of the suckers occurs the following spring. There are two types of canes. Vigorous, more productive ones are produced from the crown at the base of the plant and should be kept. Smaller, less productive canes, produced randomly from the roots (further from the established row), should be removed.

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