Prairieland Park names new CEO
Non profit's board promotes chief financial officer Dan Kemppainen to take over for retiring executive Mark Regier.
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Non profit's board promotes chief financial officer Dan Kemppainen to take over for retiring executive Mark Regier.
A First Nation northwest of Saskatoon has just received the green light to bring horse racing back to the city's Marquis Downs track one last time.
Marquis Downs is getting out of the horse racing business and Moosomin First Nation is planning to fill the gap using its Treaty Land Entitlement property in the RM of Corman Park. A joint . . .
Despite a cancelled thoroughbred racing season at Marquis Downs in Saskatoon this year, a new racing organization held its first weekend of races on the track this weekend.
Article content Former mayor Henry Dayday signed the current lease with Prairieland Park in 1995. The 50-year lease expires in 2045, but if Prairieland Park decides it wants another 20 years under the same terms, a renewal clause kicks in. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Tank: Prairieland Park outdated model as custodian of Saskatoon land Back to video So the land owned by the City of Saskatoon — taxpayers, actually — could be controlled by a corporation that is unaccountable to city council or the public for 70 years. If that sounds like...