Yes, first snowfall. Yes, white stuff coming from the sky. No, DO NOT GO 30 UNDER ON CIRCLE. The entire stretch of boychuk to clarence has felt like a school zone and it’s only gonna get worse if people continue to go 60 in a 90 because of the snow. You won’t crash if you don’t have winter tires on. Please just go the limit, it’s meant to create and maintain a safe flow of traffic and going slower breaks that. I’m all for reducing speed when conditions require it to be reduced but this is 2cm of snow that melted the second it hit pavement. Please, just go 90.

This is year 2.
Hot chocolate by dispenser or pre-sealed packets available at 1115 Broadway Ave for anyone in costume, child or adult. Apple cider packets for those who need a gluten free option and tea for diabetics. Open 3:00pm to 12:00am, Friday 30th and Saturday 31st.

Come and warm up for a few minutes, its cold out there.

Wondering if anyone knows what is going on with the new surface on University Bridge and/or has had the opportunity to see it up close? I drove it yesterday for the first time since it opened, and I noticed that it looks shiny and polished. I assume some type of protectant/sealant was applied to the surface, possibly a methyl methacrylate product or something similar.. but I am genuinely curious about how the traction will be with winter weather arriving. It doesn’t look like it’s got any grip. Has anyone seen the surface up close or tested how grippy it might be with a quick brake check yet?

RCMP says investigators are working to determine if foul play was involved after human remains were discovered inside a vehicle that caught fire south of Pike Lake on Monday.

In the early hours of Oct. 26, Warman RCMP responded to a report of a vehicle fire on O’Malley Road, about six kilometres south of Pike Lake in the RM of Montrose, according to an RCMP news release.

Montrose Fire Department also responded and worked to put out the blaze. Once the fire was out, the RCMP says human remains were found inside the vehicle.

Investigators are working to identify the remains and to determine the nature of the death, police say.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Warman RCMP.

Does anyone know anything about these townhouses? They look nice from the outside but have seen a few foreclosures and the price drop from $700-800k to $500k

Wether you are looking at the new neighbourhoods, the rise in immigration, the increase in homelessness, and also closures and relocations of homeless shelters. Its beginning to feel like a real city. When im on the bus I can feel lost in a busy sea of unfamiliar faces. For me its not all a bad thing. But its been dizzying, and im really curious about some things that long time Saskatooners really like about this city's atmosphere. Are there negatives? Positives?

Personally i feel a bigger gap between communities than is comfortable. But ive also really enjoyed my coworkers from different nationalities. Im looking fwd to more indian recipes and currys, as well as working with and hopefully drinking with some decent slavic people. You?

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatoon/murder-preliminary-hearing-timothy-tootoosis-9.7393544

Where can I get my cats spayed for a lower price? My boy cat was around $200 which was great but I didn’t know female cats are pricier than I expected.

Hey everyone!

My girlfriend and I are both in our mid-20s, and we're a little embarrassed to admit that neither of us knows how to swim at all. We also have a pretty significant fear of water, especially floating and being in deeper water.

Because of this, we've missed out on a lot of fun activities during summer vacations, and we really want to change that. We're hoping to learn this winter so we can enjoy more water activities next summer. Plus, swimming is an important life-saving skill.

We're considering the City of Saskatoon's Adult Swimmer 1 lessons, but we're wondering how much you can realistically learn from one course.

Would we actually learn to float independently and swim short distances without assistance by the end of Level 1? Or is it mostly about getting comfortable in the water? We're not expecting to become expert swimmers, but we'd love to at least be able to float and do some basic swimming on our own.

Has anyone taken these lessons starting from absolutely zero? Were the instructors patient, supportive, and non-judgmental, especially toward adults who are genuinely afraid of water?

Also, would you recommend Lakewood, Lawson, or another City pool for complete beginners?

Would really appreciate hearing your experiences. Thanks! :)

My sister just lost her house to a fire. She’s just started working with the insurance adjuster and will make a decision on rebuilding on the same lot vs cashing out and buying a house elsewhere in the city.

If she was to rebuild, who are reputable house builders she should be considering (or which ones should she stay away from)?

Not looking for developers who throw up multiple houses in new neighbourhoods, as those are likely focused on slapping cookie cutter projects up quickly and moving on to the next “phase”. Would prefer recommendations on what will likely be a custom home builder.

Just wondering, anyone else having issues with there Sasktel wireless this morning. I was having issues with an app and then opened a different app to test if it was just the app and it wasn't working. Then I tried to send a couple of text messages and it wouldn't sent them. It says I had service but nothing was working. I'm on wifi at work now, that's how I'm sending this because my internet and service aren't working again. It's been really spotty/ in and out all morning. There is nothing about it on Sasktels pages so just wondering if it was just me and my phone or if a lot of people were having problems this am.

Hey! Tonight at sports on tap there will be a casual Smash Bros tournament. It’s a weekly event and this is the 4th one. I’m not the organizer but I’ve gone before and it’s a ton of fun. The skill level is practiced but casual, and there are drink and food specials on.

Entry is $5 and top prize is a $50 gift card to sports on tap!
Typically starts around 6 but they’re ready and set up by 5 if you want to come warm up and mess around beforehand. If you have a controller please bring it, if not I usually bring all 4 and can share.

Hope some of you can come out and help this event grow so it can keep going!

For those that don't know, the Rental Development Program (RDP) provides one-time capital funding to assist in the development of affordable rental housing units for households with low incomes.

5 million. For the whole province. To build capital projects in affordable housing.

5 million. For Regina, Saskatoon, NB, PA, La Ronge, Yorkton, Swift Current, Melville, La Loche, Sandy bay, Cumberland House, etc. etc. etc.

So everyone knows we have an affordable housing crisis and this is the money that they are putting towards affordable housing developments??

Putting into perspective they spent 135 million on expanding a remand centre in Saskatoon.

Looking for someone or company who has a combustion analyzer to setup a high efficiency oil furnace.

Eligible Ward 5 residents are reminded to vote on Wednesday, October 28, in the by-election to fill the vacant Ward 5 trustee position on the Saskatoon Public Schools Board of Education.

Polls will be open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Eligible voters may cast their ballot at any of the following locations:

• Brownell School
• Lawson Heights School
• École River Heights School
• Rusty Macdonald Library
• École Silverspring School
• Silverwood Heights School

Voters must bring acceptable identification showing their name and address.

To be eligible to vote, individuals must be at least 18 years old, be Canadian citizens, have resided in Saskatchewan for at least six consecutive months and in Saskatoon for at least three consecutive months, and currently reside within Civic Ward 5.

The candidates are Murray Guest, Kim Hoffart, Doug Porteous, Janet Uchacz-Hart, and Ryan Vanjoff.

The Board of Education sets the division’s strategic direction, establishes policies and oversees its budget, providing governance and accountability to support high-quality public education. Schools within Ward 5 include Brownell, Lawson Heights, River Heights, Silverspring, Silverwood Heights, and Marion M. Graham Collegiate.

For more information, visit spsd.sk.ca/ward-5-by-election.

I am participating in the Electronic Recycling Association (ERA) - 2026 Scholarship Competition. For this I have to collect phone, laptops, computer, printers, ect, but not TV, and holdhouse appliances. They can be of any age, or broken. I've posted in FB groups, emailed companies, repair shops, and have an instagram for this. But kinda come to stop with collecting items. I was wonder if there are any other place that will donate/recycle eletronics for this project.

I have a rather large collection of old cameras and photography equipment that I no longer use and am thinking of selling. Is there anywhere in Saskatoon that might be a good place to try selling them or find people who are interested in buying such things?

All I’ve really thought of so far is listing them on marketplace (which can be a pain), Don’s photo has/had a little consignment area, or sending them to auction.

Anyone have any clue when plasma donations at Grifols will be opening again? I hear they are doing phased openings and that Edmonton and Winnipeg are already having some appointments. Eager to get back to donating although the break has been nice too.

This is debatable but not entirely untrue. What are your thoughts?

Which neighbourhoods are the best to go drive through and look at Halloween decorations?! I would like to take an evening stroll or drive about and see what folks have put up this year!

I'm very delayed in getting a pumpkin this year. To save driving to multiple spots to check of they have any, I'm hoping people will share where they've seen pumpkins available still?

Hello friends! I’m looking for recommendations for a hairdresser who would be comfortable cutting my 6 year olds hair. He has non verbal profound autism and can be a bit wiggly, so someone who is patient and willing to work with his sensory needs would be amazing!
A family member has always cut his hair, but they’ve since moved away. He generally does pretty well with haircuts, especially with his sensory tools, so I’m hoping to find someone who has experience with kids who have additional needs.
If you know of anyone in Saskatoon or the surrounding area, please let me know! We’re happy to travel a bit out of the city if needed. Thanks so much!