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Routes across Saskatoon and out to the surrounding towns. Find your neighbourhood below.
Nutana, SK
Back-lane garages, narrow 1880s-era streets, and a mature elm canopy make Nutana a different clearing job than the new suburbs.
View area →Sutherland, SK
A former railway town with two street grids that do not line up, absorbed into Saskatoon in 1956 and still laid out like its own place.
View area →Stonebridge, SK
Saskatoon's densest newer suburb, built almost entirely in one decade, with collector roads instead of the cul-de-sacs it was first designed around.
View area →Evergreen, SK
Saskatoon's newest large neighbourhood, built in phases over fifteen years, with far more multi-unit housing than the suburbs it gets compared to.
View area →Willowgrove, SK
The east-side neighbourhood that deliberately borrowed back lanes and narrow deep lots from Nutana, then built them new.
View area →Warman, SK
The fastest-growing municipality in Canada for a stretch, with housing stock that doubled in a decade and a commute that starts early.
View area →Martensville, SK
The closest commuter city to Saskatoon, where the City blades streets on a published priority order and the private side is still yours.
View area →Osler and Dalmeny, SK
Two small towns north of Saskatoon where the RM clears the roads and everything inside the gate is still yours.
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