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Busy weekend for Saskatoon police investigators: 4 stabbings, a shooting, assault on 2 officers - Vimarsana News

Busy weekend for Saskatoon police investigators: 4 stabbings, a shooting, assault on 2 officers

Saskatoon police are investigating several weekend crimes, including multiple stabbings, a shooting and an assault on two of their officers.

Source: cbc.ca
More public washroom facilities planned for Saskatoon's Pleasant Hill, Riversdale neighbourhoods - Saskatoon - Vimarsana News

More public washroom facilities planned for Saskatoon's Pleasant Hill, Riversdale neighbourhoods - Saskatoon

The city will be buying a washroom trailer with contracted staff, moving forward with the project at the Riverbank public washroom and bringing in additional drinking water access.

Saskatoon city council to discuss public washrooms for Riversdale and Pleasant Hill - Saskatoon - Vimarsana News

Saskatoon city council to discuss public washrooms for Riversdale and Pleasant Hill - Saskatoon

Public washrooms are possibly being added to the Riversdale and Pleasant Hill communities. Ssakatoon city council will discuss the matter on Wednesday

City of Saskatoon considers installing portable public washrooms in core neighbourhoods - Vimarsana News

City of Saskatoon considers installing portable public washrooms in core neighbourhoods

With summer approaching, the City of Saskatoon says public access to washrooms and drinking water is limited in Riversdale and Pleasant Hill. Frontline workers says the city needs to open up facilities to help a growing number of homeless people.

Source: cbc.ca
Harm reduction workers feeling the effects of Sask. 'recovery-based' strategy - Vimarsana News

Harm reduction workers feeling the effects of Sask. 'recovery-based' strategy

Three months since the Government of Saskatchewan stopped funding single use pipes and needles for safe consumption sites – those working on the ground with people battling addiction say the effects are clear.