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City Park Collegiate – Future Plans and Petition

The Saskatoon Public School Board trustees will be meeting at an all-day “Future of our Schools” session on Tuesday, December 2, 2014 where they will discuss the conversion of City Park Collegiate, planned to take place in the Fall of 2015. A group of residents of City Park would like the future plans of City Park Collegiate to include an early learning centre (daycare and/or preschool) as well as an elementary school. If you share these views, please read and sign the petition at the following link.

Any and all opinions of what the future use of City Park Collegiate are encouraged to be directed to our trustee Holly Kelleher, whose e-mail address can be provided upon request.

https://www.change.org/p/holly-kelleher-we-want-the-future-…

Please note that this petition is the initiative of a group of City Park residents. The CPCA has not yet taken a position on this matter. 

Citizen Patrol Information Night – November 10th

If you are interested in learning more about Citizen Patrol & whether to be involved, the Saskatoon Police are putting on an information night on Nov 10th (6-7 pm) in the community room at the Saskatoon Police Station.  Please contact Cst Robson (below) if you would like to learn more.

Cst Kimberley Robson
Community Liaison Officer
Central Division
(306)975-2265

Neighbourhood Profiles

We have received an update from the Planning & Development Division that the latest edition of the Neighbourhood Profiles are now on the City of Saskatoon website! These profiles give a wealth of demographic data for each residential neighbourhood in Saskatoon, such as how many people own houses, average income of residents, park space per resident, ethnic diversity, and even political participation. This information can provide a snapshot of your neighbourhood and possibly help as you plan current & future programs/services in your neighbourhood.

Check out the link below for details.

 

Fall Dog Parks Clean Up

This is a new initiative by the Animal Services Division intended to help get the parks ready before the cold weather comes.  On October 4th dog parks throughout the city (including the new Caswell Hill dog park even though it has not been fenced yet) will take part in this clean up.

Drinks, snacks, gloves & extra pick up bags will be available from 11:00 am – 2:00 pm at all the dog parks.  Please see the attached poster for details.

 

Fall Clean Up