Articles from Global News

Saskatoon is advancing its flood mitigation efforts with the completion of the third flood control project. Two additional projects are expected to commence this month. These developments are part of the city's broader strategy to reduce flood risks. The ongoing work highlights the city’s commitment to protecting its residents and infrastructure from flooding.

The plan for 24-hour construction in Regina, proposed by Mayor Chad Bachynski, is being reassessed due to new restrictions that challenge its feasibility. Initially a key point of the mayor's campaign, the initiative now faces limitations that may hinder its implementation. Stakeholders must reconsider expectations in light of these constraints. The city will continue to work on adapting construction schedules within these new parameters.

The construction work for the rehabilitation of Saskatoon's Broadway Bridge has commenced. This project is designed to ensure that the 93-year-old bridge can handle the demands of a busy city. The rehabilitation aims to preserve the structural integrity and usability of this important infrastructure.

The University of Saskatchewan is facing opposition from the group Friends of 114 Seminary Crescent over its plans to demolish a former Lutheran seminary building. The group argues that these buildings should be preserved for future generations, highlighting the historical and cultural importance of the structures. They are advocating for the university to reconsider its plans.

Construction work on the Broadway Bridge in Saskatoon is scheduled to start on May 12th. The City of Saskatoon has announced that the rehabilitation project will take approximately six months to complete. This project aims to maintain the bridge's structural integrity and improve its usability.