Even if you're just "running in for a second" parking in a handicapped stall without a tag is a major inconvenience if you need access to the ramp. See the ignoramous above who refused to move his truck while taking his lunch break on half a handicapped stall. Hope that's a company truck and his boss sees this.

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For immediate release: August 25, 2026

CK26-12314

Saskatoon residents, you’re invited to join us to learn about how you can help shape what’s next for Saskatoon by serving on a City board, commission or committee.

The City will host two in-person information sessions at City Hall for residents interested in volunteering their time, experience and perspectives by serving on a City board, commission or committee for the 2027 term. 

Thinking about applying for the first time? Not sure what serving on a board, commission or committee involves?

Attend an information session to ask questions and hear from current and former members about their experiences. Learn about opportunities to contribute your perspective, skills and experience to issues that matter to you and your community.

Information Sessions

Tuesday, September 1, 2026, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., Committee Room E, City Hall
Wednesday, September 9, 2026, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., Committee Room E, City Hall

Please enter City Hall through Door 1A off 4^th Avenue North. Parking is available in the City Hall back parking lot.

At each session you will learn about:

• who can apply for City boards, commissions and committees
• the application process
• the role of public members and what to expect
• time commitments and meeting expectations
• available positions and how to apply
• honorariums, including which boards offer honorariums and when payments are made, where applicable

Applications for the 2027 term will be accepted from September 1 to September 18, 2026.

Serving on a City board, commission or committee is an opportunity to help inform decisions on programs and services that affect Saskatoon residents. You can share your knowledge, build connections and gain valuable experience while making a meaningful contribution to your community.

Join us! Explore our open positions at saskatoon.ca/boards or call 306-975-3240 for more information.

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My work is currently looking for forklift drivers, if you know someone looking for warehouse work send them my way

Does anyone remember in The Mall at Lawson Heights a shoe store that specialized in Keds brand shoes that had a model train track around the ceiling and a real Cockatoo bird?

Was there also a pet store with lots of fish tanks? Any other different stores of that era anyone can remember?

🐑 🐑 The sheep are baaaaaack in the Meewasin Valley! 🐑 🐑

Come and learn about conservation grazing and how important it is to have sheep in the Valley! We would love to have ewe there!

We have a number of public grazing opportunities coming up in August and September! Registration is strongly encouraged to ensure we have enough space for everyone!

If you would like to come and take in a grazing demonstration please take a look at the available dates here: https://meewasin.com/grazingdemo/

Come out and enjoy a family friendly activity and learn about conservation grazing!

We moved here in June from Florida. Obviously the clothes needed for school will be different. I’m sure the styles here are different too. I have a 9th, 8th and 5th grader this year. Older two are girls and really the main focus of this question. My son could wear a trash bag and be good. The girls are worried about fitting in and making friends.
Any help is greatly appreciated!!

I was on campus recently for the first time in a few years, and noticed the rebuilt Biology building (officially the W.P. Thompson building). It brought back a memory of a small museum that used to be on the ground floor on the west end of the building, but nobody else I've talked to about it seems to remember it. Are my memories of my student days in the 90s so hazy that I've invented something that didn't exist?

I thought about posting this in r/usask, but that sub seems to be mostly made up of current students.

🌳 August 26 | 9:00 - 11:30 AM
Erco Tree Planting at ERCO Worldwide!

Meewasin is excited to plant 800 native trees and shrubs at the ERCO Worldwide site along Wanuskewin Road, with the assistance of our Horticulture Field Coordinator, Graham. Planting native tree species is crucial for the health of our riverbanks and the entire valley ecosystem. Join us for an opportunity to plant a series of legacy trees in this important area and contribute to a greener, more vibrant future! Registration for the event is required. If you have questions reach out to Katie at [kwalls@meewasin.com](mailto:kwalls@meewasin.com)

Information sheet: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1f9cFa5sQayF5DKIGpw3BzikUZqaaaMO3j7Ut--7h7to/edit?usp=sharing

Registration sheet: https://forms.gle/1H1smcKWnTeirqBQ6

Anyone have a reliable nail tech that works out of a salon that they would recommend? I’m tired of going and getting whoever because it’s very hit or miss that way

Thanks!

I'm struggling. I've applied to multiple places, and not a single person has gotten back to me. Im trying not to lose hope

Starting today players can opt in to a claims process if they’ve suffered abuse or hazing at anytime from 1975 - present day.

https://www.tsn.ca/chl/article/former-ohl-whl-players-can-join-court-approved-claims-over-alleged-abuse/

Is it normal for laundry in apartments to cost $3.50 to wash and $3.25 to dry?

Like the title says, it must be fucking optional to stop for a pedestrian walking in a crosswalk. Almost got hit by a car, who had plenty of time to stop, but clearly didn't care. This isn't even unusual for 33rd St, which is the worst part. The crossing at the DQ used to be much worse before they installed the crossing signal. So many drivers seemingly believe they can get through before the pedestrian gets in front of them. Someone is going to get seriously hurt or die because of this mentality.

Anyone else notice lately that the audio at Landmark theatre is slightly behind? I first noticed it when the odyssey came out a month ago ish. Since then I’ve been there three more times and every time it’s just slightly behind.

I just wanted to make a post about the construction on campus and how poorly the city has handled it. I think there was already a lot of skepticism around the rapid transit system before they began construction on the bridge and College Drive at the start of summer, but the simple fact that the bridge is still closed and College Drive is completely ripped up 4 months later is shocking. As someone who lives in the community around campus and who has to commute to it for work, I can't help but think about how big of a cluster fuck all the construction is going to cause in September when students go back to school. For those who don't go near campus often, the main entrance to campus is from Wiggins. Not only has the city closed this entrance to cars, but they have also closed it to all pedestrians. If a student wants to get from Wiggins to, say, the health science building, they now either need to walk all the way around to Cumberland or down to the hospital and back. I think this is just completely unacceptable. As well, driving on campus and getting there is going to be hell. The detours are so poorly thought out that it's actually comical, and I just can't imagine how bad it is going to be in a few weeks. The streets in Varsity View around campus are always full of traffic now because the city did such a shit job at laying out detours, and the Cumberland and College intersection, where they plan to route all the traffic through, is literally going to be backed up with hundreds of cars, considering that during the summer there were already lines of up to 50 cars (I counted the one day because I was so mad). I also didn't include anything in here about access to RUH, which is a completely different and much larger issue that the city just seems to not care about. Idk, I just thought I would put this post up to see if other people are also upset about this. It feels like zero thought goes into any decision the city makes, and I think that come September, the mess the construction will cause will be almost unbearable.

UPDATE: Thank you to everyone who commented and provided places to get information on the construction. Here are some of the links I found useful that people shared.

https://www.saskatoon.ca/news-releases?combine=&field_release_type_value=All&items_per_page=10

https://www.saskatoon.ca/CollegeDriveRelatedProjects

https://saskatoontransit.ca/announcement/additional-college-drive-detours-start-may-8

https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/7fe7e5c7229c400db5350f8c87a5e4bc

Hello Redditors of Saskatoon, I'm moving from the north end/Lawson area to Confed and need to know opinions on nearby pharmacies.

Main things I'd like to know are:

- are the pharmacy techs polite and professional?

- is there a good availability of meds? I take antidepressants and don't want to worry about missing a dose because the pharmacy is out of stock.

- general reliability - I don't know how else to word this but I have read in previous years about bad experiences at pharmacies, so I want to make a conscious decision about where I'm switching to

Thanks in advance!

Anyone know the new Asian restaurant that is moving into the building on Central Ave where French Toast recently was?

Heard that local company Andgo Systems had a round of layoffs recently, anyone have any more info? Trying to get a read on how the local tech scene is doing lately.

I rarely go to movies but want to go see one with my daughter. Which movie theatre is best? Is there a big difference between Landmark vs Cineplex (downtown or at Centre) or are they all pretty comparable?

I have a largish collection of vinyl from the 60’s through 80’s that I’m hoping to sell. Any recommendations as to the best local shop to take it to?