City of Saskatoon faces $52-million shortfall heading into next year's budget
If the revenue gap is not addressed, Saskatoon residents would face a property tax increase of 18.56 per cent next year.
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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.
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