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The company that owns the province's tallest building has ringed both of its towers with scaffolding to protect pedestrians from falling "kernels" of glass while officials try to figure out the cause.
Interim CEO re-affirms plans to expand production, add workers.
OPERA North’s twice yearly Academy offers outstanding school aged musicians the opportunity to be tutored and to play alongside members of the…
Article content On Tuesday, after a brief opening ceremony, Nasser beamed with pride while discussing the new public plaza named for him amid four towers at River Landing. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Nasser's dream comes true as plaza opens at River Landing in Saskatoon Back to video The former University of Saskatchewan engineering professor and developer spearheaded the $300-million-plus mega project that includes the province’s tallest building, Nutrien Tower. “I can’t believe I’m living now,” Nasser said in an interview. “...