Resources for Saskatoon
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
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Everyday services

Alice Turner Library in Saskatoon, August 2006. Historical photograph. Resized display copy. Photo: User:Drm310, CC BY 3.0. Library cards and borrowing in SaskatoonSaskatoon, Saskatchewan: library cards and borrowing. Find local rules, practical steps, useful answers and official service links.
- Garbage, recycling and collection in Saskatoon
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan: garbage, recycling and collection. Find local rules, practical steps, useful answers and official service links.
Parks and recreation
- Parks and recreation services in Saskatoon
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan: parks and recreation services. Find local rules, practical steps, useful answers and official service links.
- Saskatoon parks directory
Find Saskatoon, Saskatchewan parks and open spaces, with individual descriptions, recorded facilities, photos where verified and Google Maps.
City services
- Request a boulevard tree in Saskatoon
Saskatoon reviews boulevard tree requests from May to October. The Willows is excluded. A suitable planting site is required.
- Saskatoon tree permits for construction and landscaping
Work near a city-owned tree can need a free tree permit. Construction within six metres and major landscaping must be reviewed before work starts.
- Saskatoon TIPPS monthly property tax payments
TIPPS spreads Saskatoon property taxes across 12 automatic monthly payments. You can apply year-round after paying arrears and missed instalments.
- Saskatoon outdoor tennis and pickleball courts
Find all 12 city court locations, court counts, seasonal rules and booking contacts. Bring your own pickleball net except at Father Basil Markle Park.
- Saskatoon skateparks and skateboard sites
All seven city skateboard sites are listed with addresses, skill levels and features. The travelling skateboard van finished its 2026 season on August 12.
- Saskatoon outdoor pools, admission and family rules
Compare all four Saskatoon outdoor pools and their 2026 admission rules. The published summer operating dates have ended for the 2026 season.
- Saskatoon LeisureCard and leisure centre admission
Compare 2026 Saskatoon general admission, bulk tickets, LeisureCards and last-hour entry. Harry Bailey Aquatic Centre remains closed for upgrades.
- Saskatoon Leisure Access Program eligibility and application
Eligible low-income Saskatoon residents can apply for free leisure access. Prepare income records for each adult and proof of your current city address.
- Saskatoon allotment, community and boulevard gardening
Choose a rented allotment plot, a volunteer community garden or a boulevard garden in Saskatoon. Each route has different responsibilities and approvals.
- Saskatoon household hazardous waste drop-off
Residential hazardous waste goes to special collection, not garbage or recycling. In 2026 the MRC accepts it on Wednesdays at 42 Valley Road.
- Saskatoon off-leash dog parks and small-dog areas
Find all 13 entry markers in the city dog-park map, including separate Hyde areas. Watch for Silverwood construction detours during 2026.
- Saskatoon park bookings and access permits
Choose the right approval for a private booking, public event or work access across a city park. These are different processes.
- Saskatoon residential parking permits and visitor passes
Residential permits cover eligible parking zones, not every street. New zone petitions are on hold during the program review through the end of 2026.
- Open or close Saskatoon water and utility service
Apply at least two business days before connecting or disconnecting Saskatoon utility service. A water connection costs $30; disconnection has no fee.
- Saskatoon utility payments, direct debit and equalized billing
Choose ordinary bill payments, direct debit or equalized billing for Saskatoon utilities. MyProperty is the new online portal from October 2026.