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The Curb Cut Effect: How Greater Accessibility Benefits Everyone in Saskatoon

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Street sweepers from Elgin are cleaning a tree-lined road covered with fallen leaves. The scene is vibrant, with trees displaying shades of green and yellow along the sidewalk.
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Fall with style: Getting Saskatoon ready for what comes next 🍂

There’s a moment every fall when Saskatoon starts to look a little different. 
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Meet the Team: Senior Transportation Engineer Justine Marcoux

The City of Saskatoon is more than just the services residents see every day. Behind the scenes, more than 2,700 employees work together to help keep our community safe, connected and thriving.
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The summer of construction

If you've driven across Saskatoon this summer, you've probably encountered construction.
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Powering Saskatoon together: The teamwork behind the Dundonald Avenue Solar Farm

The Dundonald Avenue Solar Farm was made possible through the collaborative efforts of diverse teams whose expertise and coordination brought clean, renewable energy to Saskatoon.
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Planning ahead for success

As Saskatoon continues to grow, good urban planning is becoming more important to the city’s long-term success.
Hello, sunshine! Saskatoon's first solar farm is officially live
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From planning to power: The Dundonald Avenue Solar Farm Project

Building a solar farm isn’t as simple as putting panels in a field. It takes planning, problem solving, and a whole lot of teamwork.