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The storage tanks will temporarily hold the water, which will slowly drain through the storm sewer system to the South Saskatchewan River, according to the city of Saskatoon.
A reader criticizes how the City of Saskatoon approaches testing for asbestos in the water by relying on data from other cities.
Nearly a third of Saskatoon's water-main networks contain asbestos, according to data uncovered by the investigative team at CTV News' W5.
A dry storm pond at Churchill District Park in Saskatoon, which will hold flood water and serve as a sports field whenever dry, is substantially compl...
Between Lansdowne and Albert avenues and behind the J.S. Wood Library in Saskatoon's Haultain neighbourhood, t...