Land next to a park was going to get an elementary school. But then Meridian bought it
“This has been many years in the making, searching for the right site for our community center,” said Meridian Parks Director Steve Siddoway.
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“This has been many years in the making, searching for the right site for our community center,” said Meridian Parks Director Steve Siddoway.
“They’re intent on getting funding and getting all these plaintiffs paid off and continuing the project,” said Galena attorney James Donoval.
Meridian’s Civic Block project deemed “no longer economically feasible” by its developer.
The project to redevelop Meridian’s Civic Block hit another snag.
Article content A provincial review board has a month to come back to Saskatoon city council with its findings after hearing arguments Thursday over a development proposed near two historic downtown churches. Knox United Church and Meridian Development Corp. want to subdivide off the church’s parking lot to build a 19-storey tower, with the church receiving 40 covered parking stalls to supplement its revenues. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Provincial board reviews Knox United Church bylaw proposal Back to video City hall supported the reques...