Council makes first moves to trim shortfalls in Saskatoon city budget
Recommendations endorsed Tuesday would bring a 17 per cent tax hike in 2024 under 10 per cent, with more work still to come.
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Recommendations endorsed Tuesday would bring a 17 per cent tax hike in 2024 under 10 per cent, with more work still to come.
In a report before Saskatoon’s next special budget meeting, city administration is warning councillors that a hiring freeze could have an “unpredictable impact” on services.
Saskatoon's Chief Financial Officer says the funding gap for the 2024 and 25 budgets are a bit smaller than originally estimated. Previously Clae Hack...
Councillors get a little help from adjusted figures that slightly reduce projected shortfalls, but work remains to avoid historic tax hikes,
An updated assessment, which will be discussed at next week's meeting, now has Saskatoon's budgetary gap sitting at $50.9 million next year and $21.7 million the following year.